The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 19, 1934, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1934. BRINGING UP FATHER Q COME ON-1I'M GONNA TIE YOU UP IN THE GARAGE UNTIL | KIN FIND OUT ‘WHAT WE'RE GONNA DO WATH YOU - © 1934, King Fearures Syndicate. fac.. Great Britain rights reserved. HEDS LOCKED UP SAFE IN THERE-| HOPE MAGGIE NEVER GITS ANY MORE WE5E$5 By GEORGE McMANUS MR. JIGGD- THE )V KNOW TH. ELEPHANT 19 GONE- D\R~ S\R-BUT THE GARAGE 1S GONE ALDO- GREAT HEAVENS' HE TOOK THE GARAGE WATH HIM 2 AT S = o~ CUBS DEFEAT DOUGLAS MEETS PHILLIES BY ELKS TOMORROW 3 HOME RUNS ON HOME FIELD Chicago " Scoves Second League Leaderh Tap gle Straight VlClOly Over | Sunday Afternoon—Man- I’hi'ladelphia, to 5 ning and Erskine Pitch FHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 19— Sunday the City Baseball League The Na s leading Chi- | switches to Douglas for the first cago Cubs led by Chuck Klein, con-, time this season. The opener there tinued a h')m“ run b E will bring the two league leaders to- yestcrday and downed the Pml- gether, the Elks crossing to see in the second straigh: if they can duplicate the feat they r Philadelphia. pulled off here in the first game of | ec hard hit home runs scored the season when they walloped the 1 Island: to a tune of 7 to 3. In that game Erskine had an edge on the Island star, Manning. The same two pitchers prebably Los Angeles 3. ,will be started tomorrow. Sacramento 16. | Erskine turned in one of the land fl Cakland 13. ! prettiest games of his carcer last llywood 6; San Francisco 5. , Wednesday against the American National League i Legion outfit, holding it to three Pittsburgh 8; Brooklyn 3. bingles. Manning hasn't pitched a St. Louis 2; Boston 6. |full game since the opener here. Philadelphia 5. He worked three frames last night 2; New York 1 |against the Moose and held them American League ™ thout anything resembling a hit Washington 3; Cleveland 1. The game tomorrow should be a delphia 4; Chicago 5. pitchers’ duel. n 3; St. Louis 11. | Due to the fact that several York 8; Detroit 10. Douglas players work in the foun- Vity League dry and cannot get away earlier, Douglas 10; Moose 2. the game will start at 5:30 p.m. The Elks team and local fans Coast League STAN Pacific ING OF CLUBS Coast League ‘Won Lost Prt will go over to Douglas on the regular ferry at 4 p.m. A special ferry will return them here im- " Los mediately after the game. -eo Angel Missio Holl; San Sacramento Oakland Seattle Portland National 35 11 761 29 17 620 % 2 3% COURT YARD BACK OF 47 ST. ANN'S HOSPIT AL 25, HAS IMPROVEMENTS 20 13 205 12 1286 League { Completing the improvement to ‘Won Lost Pct.!St. Ann’s Hospital, the Court Yard 9 -69C between-the hospital and the church 657 and residence is being greatly im- 593 proved in appearance and conven- 571 ience by the addition of concrete 520 walks, retaining walls and steps .385 and a two-car garage. The walk .292 connecting the hospital with the 240 church, school and residence is |lighted by attractive electric lights. Pct.! ‘Work on the hospital grounds was done by the Warrack Construc- tion Company, the firm which had the contract for the addition to the hospital and that immediately in the rear of the Parochial School, residence and church, is being done by the G. E. Krause company, which 8 built the garage. City League | — - — Won Lost Pct. ‘ASSESSMENT BLANKS MAILED 667 TO ALL JUNEAU TAXPAYERS 667 333 City Assessor Ray Stevens has 333 just mailed out 1934 assessment blanks for personal and real prop- erty to all taxpayers of Juneau. s Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati American ‘Won Lost 17 12 14 12 12 1 1 New York Cleveland detroit Philadelphia Washington St. Louis Boston Chicago Elks 1 Douglas 1 Moose 2 Legion 2 Daily Empire Want Ads Pay | =] Miss Hilda McCray, 31, former “confidential secretary in policital matters” to J. I. Reece, convicted former Tennessee insurance com- missioner, is shown behind the bars in Nashville. She went to jail rather | than make $1,500 bond in a perjury case growing out of her testimony for Reece at his recent trial. (Asso- =iated Press Photo) 'YOUNG PEOPLE WILL HAVE CONFERENCE AT SITKA IN JUNE| The Presbyterian Church will sponsor the first Young People's Conference to be held in the Terri- tory at Sitka from June 5 to June 10 at the Sheldon Jackson School. Quarters will be assigned in the school dormitories, and transporta- tion for the delegates will be pro- vided by the Princeton, mission boat of the church. Rev. Warren Griffiths of Skag- way is Chairman of the Conference Committee, and the staff will be composed of ten leaders chosen from the Alaska Presbytery and the teachers of the Sheldon Jack- son School. The program as set up by the Conference Committee follows: 1. The mornings will be devoted to classes, with three courses for each student, such as: Personal Study of the Bible, Christian So- cial Problems, Improving Our Young Peoples’ Society. 2. The afternoons will be given to rest and recreation with organ- ized games, hikes, music and other fun features. 3. In the evenings there will be inspirational meetings, socials and lectures with stereoptican and mov- ing pictures. Dally Empire Want Ad.s Pay DAIL Y SPORTS CARTOON- — NOT ®E FASTEST FIELOER- IN THE WORLD - ITS HIS BiG BAT ‘M\T KEEPS \- M OFF THE BENCH o £ 2 A1l Rights Reserved by The AssoCiated Prass LITTLE BROOKLYN SLUGGER. 1S -~ | STASING A GRAND COME- BACK .~ —— centerfield as Niemi went to third. Again MacSpadden dropped the third strike, and this time Con- verse was safe at first while Niemi scored. A double by Coughlin] brought in Clancy. | The Douglas boys pulled off the first no-error game for any team this season, while the Moose were contented to make only nine. Rol-| ler made a nice stop on Mark Jen-! sen’s grounder in the fourth and Bill Schmitz snared a cinch dou-| ble of Bonner's in the seventh. | Douglas Bags Moose The game: MOOSE Schmitz, B., 1f Schmitz F, 2b ... *Lindstrom, 2b-cf Grummett, 1b M'Spadden, M. c.... Schmitz, J., ss Henderson, 3b ‘Warter, cf-2b Jensen, M., p Jensen, __ DOUGLAS BEATS iMl][lSE 10702, ~ INWEIRD GAME Converse Wins Semnd Start —Moose Give Jensen Wretched Support AB R Clancy Converse, local “kid” pitcher, won his second start for Douglas last night when the Is- Janders walloped the Paps 10 to '2 in a weird game. Converse held the Moose to two hits and two runs in four innings and Manning, who replaced him in the fifth, held them hitless' and scoreless for the! other three. Mark Jensen, though wild, pitch- ed well enough to have won but ragged playing behind robbed him of all chance. The Pap infielders had an off night, making seven | miscues and M. MacSpadden, sub- bing as catcher, added two for a total of nine. Two in First The Moose started off as if they | were going to make it a field day for Kid Clancy. Bill Schmitz, lead- |off man, stung the ball for a sin- jgle to open the fray. He ad- ;vanced a notch on Brother Fred'’s out at first. Grummett shoved him tover to third with a single to left. Bm scored when Coughlin missed |a low throw by Converse, Grum- cocccoco~oo~il e~°>—-cm4~ow8 comnpwnwOoO~oON cocococoo~oOM ‘Totals *—Substituted for F. fourth inning. DOUGLAS— Roller, ss ‘Coughlin, ¢ Manning, 1f-p Andrews, 1b Bonner, 3b Niemi, J., cf Converse, p Balog, 2b Barry, rf Totals i Summary: Earned runs, Moose | 2, Douglas 1; two-base hits, Cough- | lin 2; bases on ball, off Jensen 5, | 'HARRY TOWNSEND, WELL KNOWN MINING ENGINEER TO SPEND SUMMER NORTH Harry Townsend, well known con- sulting mining engineer with of- | fices in Seattle is in Juneau and will spend the summer in Alaska looking for promising mining prop- erties for one of the large Amer- ican mining companies which he is |representing. He expects to visit all of the various mining districts in the Territory while he is north. R A TR LA Daily xmpire want Ads Pay ITS Wise to Call 48 Juneau Transfer Co. when in need of MOVING or STORAGE Fuel Oil Coal Transfer 1 “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” mett going to third. Converse showed some nervous- ness then. He hit Little Mac on the off Converse 2; struck out, by Jen-| sen 8, by Converse 1, by Manning| “ L] » 4; hit by pitcher, MacSpadden by! Juneau’s Own Store Converse; stolen bases, Manning 1,! Andrews 1; left on bases, Moose 3, Douglas 9; hits 2 runs 2-off| Converse in four innings; hits 0 runs 0 off Manning in three in- nings; wining pitcher, Converse. Umpires: Ellingsen at the plate; Lottsfeldt on bases. | Time of game: 45 minutes. wrist and walked Jack Schmitz and Henderson, forcing Stan’ over ,Lhe plate with the second run of |the inning. Incidentally it was the last run of the game for the Paps. Jensen got by the first frame without any damage. In the second, however, his luck changed with his support. On one hit, aided by two walks and a hit Latter and an error, the Islanders tallied four times. Converse went out at first. Balog walked. Barry was hit by a pitched ball, Roller was tossed out at first for the second out. Jensen walked Coughlin, filling the bags. Manning grounded to short and Jack Schmitz played tag with the ball while Balog scored and Jim- my reached first safely. A wild pitch scored Barry, and Andrews’ nifty single to center scored Cough- lin and Manning. Four in Fourth Again in the fourth, Douglas| turned one hit into four runs. Coughlin led off with a clean dou- ble to left, and Manning gained life at first when Jack Schmitz threw wild. Andy smacked one down to Lindstrom at second who made a spectacular boot of it and| Coughlin came home as Jimmy went to third. After Andy stole second, Bonner strucle out, but Little Mac dropped the ball on the heave to first, which was unsuc- cessful, Manning came home. Niemi | and Converse were easy outs, but the scoring was not finished as Jack Schmitz made his third error | of the day by heaving wild to first on Balog's grounder. Andy scored. One hit yielded Douglas two |runs in the sixth. Henderson threw‘ wild to first on Niemi's grounder\ and Johnny kept going to second.| | Warter let Jensen’s throw get to One hour and i e DUNKLE MAKES RECORD W. E. Dunkle, mining man of! 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