The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 24, 1934, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATBER 1vE JUST GOT TOo G\t 12D OF THAT ELEPHANT- BUT HOW 2 | HAVE \T- 'L TAKE HIM DOWN TO THE RAILWAY STAT 1ON - L THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1934. PLLJUST TE You TO THE RAILROAD STATION - THIS 1S GOoD BYE AN’ FAREWELL FOREVER- © 1934, King Features Syndicare, Inc., Grear Driain righis reserved YANKEES LOSE ATH STRAICHT, | MOOSE11TO2IN VETERANS BEAT WESTERN TILT} 5-INNING GAME White Sox Let Loose for|McAlister l:llxis Three-Hit 18-Hit Attack, Win by Score of 14 to 2 CHICAGO, T, May 24— The American League’s leading New York Yankees suffered the fourth|Veterans climbed out of the City' straight defeat yesterday in the sixth of the seven western games as the Chicago White Sox .cut loose with an 18 hit attack for a 14 to 2 victory in the first of a three-game series. Manager Jimmy Dykes, Ted Ly- ons and Al Simmons hit home runs for the White Sox. GAMES WEDNESDAY Pacific Coast League Hollywood 1; Missions 15. Oakland 6; Seattle 8. San Francisco 6; Los Angeles 7 Sacramento 2; Portland 0. National League Pittsburgh 1; Boston 6. St. Louis 3; Brooklyn 5. Chicago 2; New York 5. Cincinnati 2; Philadelphia 3. American League Philadelphia 11; Detroit 5. Washington 2; St. Louis 6. Boston 7; Cleveland 5. New York 2; Chicago 14. City League Legion 11; Moose 2. Next game Friday night, Moose vs. Elks. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League ‘Won Lost FPrt Los Angeles .. 40 11 184 Missions 30 21 .588 Hollywood .. 28 21 571 San Francisco 25 25 500 Sacramento 24 26 .480 Oakland 431 Seattle 327 Portland - 208 National B ‘Won Lost Pct. Pittsburgh 18 1 .621 Chicago 13 618 St. Louis ... 13 .594 New York 14 576 Boston 14 517 Brooklyn 17 453 Philadelphia 10 19 345 Cincinnati 7T 22 241 American League Won Lost Pct. New York ... .18 12 -600 Cleveland .15 12 .556 Detroit . e 15 15 .500 ‘Washington ... 16 16 .500 St. Louis 14 14 .500 Boston dai 16 484 Philadelphia . 14 16 467 Chicago R 17 393 City, League Won Lost Pct. Elks 3 1 150 Douglas 2 2 500 Legion 2 2 .500 Moose e § 3 250 - FARTHEST NORTH TENNIS Tennis will be introduced to Fairbanks June 7, when the courts of the Fairbanks Tennis Club, or- ganized last summer, will be opened for play. | Game and s Given Ex-, | cellent Support { | Behind the superb three-hit | pitching of Ward MecAlister, the | League cellar last night over the prostrate forms of the Moose, win- ning by a score of 11 te 2. The Vets gave McAlister glmost perfect support, making but one error. Jack Schmitz, hurling for ‘the Paps, was wild, and his support was |even wilder. He walked five men and hit another, and his team- mates evened the balance by con- | tributing seven errors. Diringer Hits Hcmer Jack Diringer, Vet lead-off man, hit the second ball pitched for a homerun, which was an indica- tion of what came later. Before the inning was history two more /runs had been added. The Vets added three more in the Second land in the third, without a sem- blance of a hit, chalked up five more. The Moose scored their first run in the second and added run num- {ber two in the third frame. Neith- er side tallied in the fourth and fifth. Darkness settled down at the end of the fifth and ended the tragedy. i How It Happened | Diringer smacked a home run on the second pitched ball. Junge sin- gled and went to second when Schmitz soaked Nowell. Snow walk- ed to fill the bases and Junge ¢: home when Stollard drew a pass. Nowell tallied on McLaughlin's ny‘? to centerfield. | The Vets added three more in the second. Grahag doubled, went to third while Diringer was being touched out at third and scored on Junge's second single. McAlis- ter walked and he and Junge ad- vanced a bag on a wild pitch. Now- ell walked to fill the sacks. An- other wild pitch scored both Now- ell and Junge. | The Moose scored one in their half of the same frame. J .Schmitz walked, stole second and third and ! went home when Junge missed| Warter’s grounder. { Vets Add Five In the third, the Moose infield cracked wide open and seven er-, rors and no hits resulted in five! runs for the Legion. Both McLaugh- | lin and Mathison were easy outs| to start off with, and then Gra- ham drew a pass. He should have been forced out at second, but Warter dropped the ball. Where- upon Schmitz took Diringer's o | stolen bases, McAlister 1, J. Schmitz ;grounder and tried to. -catch him | at second, but the ball sailed to centerfield as Graham scored and Diringer landed on third. Junge gained life at first as Grummett threw wide, while Diringer came home. Fraser tried to nab Ken at second, but Warter let the ball get by him to center field and Junge got to third. McAlister walked and stole second. Nowell dumped one down to Warter who fumbled it be- fore throwing to first. Umpire Bo- telho called Ev' safe while Junge scored and McAlister went to third. Ward came home as Fraser start- | ed arguing with the umpire behind the plate and was asleep on Mac- | Spadden’s throw to get McAlister coming for home. Meanwhile Now- ell had gone to second, and con- tinued a minute later as Fraser threw high to third. Snow was out, ending the farce. The Moose came back with one in the third on a single by BIll Schmitz, and a nice double by| Grummett. | After that the game went faster, aided by a double play turned in| by the Moose in the fifth, and the! fans went home for aspirin. Vets Start Climb VETS— AB R Diringer, c ... 4 Junge, ss MecAlister, Nowell, 3b Snow, 1b Stollard, rf McLaughlin, 2b Mathison, 1f Graham, cf P co~oarcoad cococommmopn coccoccoroH vMoocococovwN Totals MOOSE— | Schmitz, B, 1f . | Grummett, ss M’Spdn, M., 1b Schmitz, J., p Henderson, 3b Warter, 2b Fraser, ¢ Jensen, cf Sabin, rf [E R SRR R RO cocococomoo~ R coumcomo coomo~oOMO | Dam. 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According to Mrs. R. J. McKan-~ na, those planning to make the trip should make arrangements in advance in order that cars may| be obtained for the party. { P A3 AR R COOKED FOOD SALE and Rummage Sale by the Girls'| Loyal Club Saturday, June 2nd. Corner store, 2nd and Seward Sts. | —adv. Sultana, queen of the polar bears at Milwuakee’s zoo and the only member of her species to raise cubs to maturity In captivity, Is shown leading her eleventh baby Into the open for the first time. (Aseoclated Press Photo) I it (S e S Mining Locatron Notices at Em- pire office. Totals 19 2.315 8 17 Summary: Earned runs, Vets 6, Moose 1; home run, Diringer; two- base hits, Stollard and Graham | and Grummett 1 each; bases on balls, off McAlister 1, off Schmitz; 6; struok out, by McAlister 5, by Schmitz 4; hit by pitcher, B. Schmitz by McAlister, Nowell by Schmitz; wild pitches, Schmitz 3; 1, B. Schmitz 1; left on bases, Vets 5, Moose 4. Umpires: Thomas at the plate, Botelho and Ellingsen on bases. 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