The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 21, 1934, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA ‘EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1934. By GEQRGE McMANUS OONT BE SILLY- | GOT » T FOR BRINGING UP.FATHER THANKS, DAD - YOU'RE FEELING ALL RIGHT: AREN'T YOU? LISTEN- SONNY!. I'M GONNA GIVE YOU FIVE DOLLARS TO CUT THE GRASS- SO GOTTO ' T- AIN'T “YYOU GONNA CUT THE GRASS? THATLL KEEP HIM BLUSY AN OUT OF MISCHIEF FER AWHILE- TS WORTH FIVE DOLLARS- FLL JUST GO AN SEE HOW HE'S GITTIN' ALONG WITH HIS WORK:* BURN Indian Egg Lump $12.00 per ton at bunkers Your $ is bigger when you burn l FOR MYSELF- CLEVER — DON'T WYOL THINK ? 7y, Indian Egg-Lump PHONE 412 CIFIC COAST COAL Co. (W] 4)2 YNEAU €9 ALASKA BALL ODDITIES AR REPORTED | PHILADELPHIA, July 21— Two baseball oddities occurred in a dou- = i ble header here between the Phil- The Soul is safe in Heaven. lies and the Boston Braves in the We Wish to particularly thank first game the Braves finished UN¢ crew of the cannery tender without, having loft @ single man Ionic, Captain Chris . Elandsen, on base, and in the Second not a Oscar Pearson of ihane, Dr. J. W. /Philly outfielder had a single fi B. McAuliffe, Mrs. Walter Andrews ing chance, 1 the staff of St. Ann’s Hos- The nobody-left-on-base feat was Pital, Mr. and Mri B, R. Lister, don: with a vengeance on June ¥ onors of cais, {riends and {650 sriims PHar K MigiAbe “and i for the beautiful floral »ffe I New York Vankees battled 14 in., Ings at the lata rites oi our beloved nings without any base runmer bg-|Proiher, husband and son. CARD OF THANKS ‘A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is, stilled; A place is vacant in our home, ‘ihat never can be filied. God, in His wisdom, has recalled A boon his love has given; And though the body slumbers Liere, b IR Y A which, Koski performed his act. Make Mike Koski also dropped Jensem's fly Sheriff and He'll MUUSE Bl-uw UP to right, but no material damage it N l | was done. Quit Mounc IN SIXTH| EI-Ks | That was the last Moose at- \ 7 |tempt, and In the next inning the SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 21.| Bills went home with the ball —Basekall players of the Pacific| i, Coast League who have suffered at | y - INDIANS BEAT RED SOX & 1 ird ¢ The Moose fielding in the fifth Chmb Nearer to Tl’\ll’d the hands of Clarence Mitchell, 7 | i _ inning was of first order as they Place After Four veteran spitball pitcher of the {stopped the Elks cold. Jernberg > ' 3 | Missions club, are hoping his home had singled, and Garn cracked a Straight Victories | lod, ¥ | town folks of Franklin county, Ne- grounder to Coughlin. It looked br(;’s!(a,, elect xhlm]sheflfl this fall. [like a hit, but Mark Jensen had is campaign slogan or promxsn‘ deflected it to Bobby who .snared “elect Mitchell sheriff and_r::e‘ 'Jernberg and threw Garn out at e é | After Erskine had doubled, speration between the pitcher, 'Exskine Hurls Fine Ball, but Moose Lrrors Cost Them Chance to Win Game CLEVELAND, Ohig, July 21. —| The Cleveland Indians stretched | thelr winning streak to four straight games yesterday and climbed nearer to third place, The Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox by a score of fuve to three. is will quit pitching baseball.” ex-major leaguer is carrying on his| h campaign by mail from hi§ niche sible by ex second baseman and third caught in the Missions' dugout. During downed the e 4 craud between the bags. his career in the big leagues he EW"&L mixed "‘““‘! a »‘“;;“‘5 of hitS. | mom Haines was out there catch- spent the off-seasan in Franklin Big Mac staried for the s 10 for the Moose. Tom had play- © e g : and came out of retirement this that imning by waitthg out four| 28 "% TRC © O S M PV ing stranded. gl i Y o ¥y it A i o g e sea- | 2 MiS. HILMA NELSON, year at the request of Manager balls, and adanvanced to second On g,y for the Elks, but now looks| P o ARTHUR W. NELSON. “Gabby” Streetof the Coast League Jim Orme's single to left |like a valuable asset to the celiar| MimMng Locatiun Nof g o1 club. | ‘This was enough for Mark Jen- 'y o pire office. T g o WOOD FOR SATT t i e s sen, Moose pitcher, who retired B | —— | r from the game and turned the 0%, Score CALL FOR BIDS Block wood and klindlir.g. Phone Nlct wulFFlNG’ The City of Skagway, Alaska, is 358. —adv, 600D OLD PAL? & > ™ iss Three Chances | Manning’s first efforts were to worry over to Jimmy Manning. AE MOOSE— missed third strike and successivz Schmitz, B, if. installing a complete new water miscues by Coughlin and M. Mac- | Coughlin, 2b. distribution system. Bids will be Spadden tossed the game into the Manning, ss., p. received at the office of the City, Clerk at Skagway, Alaska, for the BROOKL‘{N, N. Y, July 21.— whiff Manager Koski of the Bills, | When Van Lingle Mungo, the Dod- but the third strike was such a gers’ pitching ace, became the stcamer that Tom Haines allowed first National League pitcher 1o it to go by long enough for both discard. lSchmi',z. J., rf ss. | installation of this system in ac record 100 strikeouts this season Big Mac' and Orme to advance | Haines, ¢. ents of that State import about M'Spadden, M. 1b. cordance with the plans and spes fications on file in the office of his 100th victim was Paul Rich- one base each. Buss Orme then ards, young Giant catcher. Rich- rolled a grounder to Coughlin at two-thirds of the beef they eat. Sternig, 3b. " T Schmitz, F., cf. L. E. Reynotdson, ity Clerk, at IIIIAIIEGTOIVIRRMRRACRINRANILLL O‘Skarxwa Alaska. Such bids will be ards and Mungo were roomies when second, but Bobby made a bad| ELKS— they were in Macon, Ga., of the fumble, with the result that one |Livingston, ss. Jensen, p. *Grummett, rf. {received within two weeks from the oA ':‘date hereof. Application should be |made to the City Clerk at Skag- |way, Alaska, for such plans and |detailed information. Before ap- éSally league and again with Hart-|run scored and Orme was safe at | Jernberg, . it e g L ford, Conn,, of the Eastern League. | first. Foliowing which Molly Mac- |Garn, ss. i'”"’;e" 1 astiaa T o ! YR 1 R TR Spadden allowed Blake's hopper to | Erskine, p. | i Fike | TEXANS ARE MAKING THEIR gf,’ through him, and S e | M Bpadden; o 1o, ofun”l’;; Bk JRORRY, SRS, SECOND ALASKA CRUISE ON |runs scored. Although Kelly was|Orme, J, 2b. O\ pirst’ publication July 12, 1934 CANADIAN NATIONAL BOAT| [;T::wnfl‘:)u;ngt l‘e ‘on:;“‘}.eh(: :‘"l;\:;:g”m"v B, cf. ‘w‘Last publication, July 27, 1934. Lieut. Commander and Mrs.| mixed with a wild pitch brought B Burt F. Jenness, of El Paso, Texas| in the last of the Elk runs. | are among the round trip passeng-| The game was a duel between ers on the Prince Rupert who are| Erskine and Jensen, with the for- making ‘their- second- eruise ‘to “Al-| mer ' holdinz ' the advintage. Only | | aska.’ Both are enthusiastic about | brilliant fielding by his support- the beauty of the northern coun-|ers kept Jensen from having sev- try. | | €121 runs scoced off his deliver! pet.] ‘Commander Jenness is a retired hiis were few. ‘644 | Ofticer of the Medical Corps, U.| Scwa Two in Firsi 605 S. Navy. | The Bk wed off la the fizst 583 | T T e with a trio of hits to count for 506| GIVE HIGHWAY APPROVAL two taliies. Jernoerg drove a biow 429 to center, Garn scorched a hot .419| At its thirty-third annual con-|one to Staraig ai third, and Ers-| 419 vention, held recently in Everett,|kine drove a: double to deep left .325| the Washington State Federation|to bring in the pair of runs. of Labor voted approval of the The Moose didn't have much of proposed International Highway to|a chance to make any headway Alaska. until the fifth inning. 1In that ST, Dol i frame, Koski made the unique rec- MAKES INSPECTION TRIP ord of three errors in one inning, | and aided in letting the Moose | score their two runs to tie the | score. Molly MacSpadden singled In a sixt GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League Seattle 3; San Francisco 4. Portland 2; Los Angeles 9. Missions 2; Sacramento 1. Hollywood 2; Oakland 5. Game went 15 innings. > « Ed i Althougn Frorida has about 1,- 500,000 head of beef ecattle on pas- ture, a recent survey shows resi- HEAR FOREIGN SHORT WAVE and all STANDARD BROADCASTS National League Cincinnati 5; New York 11. St. Louis 5; Boston 1. Chicago-Philadelphia, rain. g American League New York 6, Chicago 7. went 13 innings. ‘Washington 4; St. Louis 7. Philadelphia 5; Detroit 4. Boston 3; Cleveland 5. Game lrvwwwbowse ommrawvon~g cwomoNMOmwWO cocomroomol vl ccomrmoooco ol orrmreococooni 9 3 3 S Totals CAPITAL Beer Parlors Juneau City League Elks 6; Moose 2. > PR SRR 1 [ i RADIO Come in today and let us demonstrate the big new thrill in radio enjoyment STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League (Second Half) Won 17 16 15 .15 13 July Lost 8 10 10 11 12 13 17 22 Pect. 692 615 .600 577 520 500 346 154 San Francisco Los Angeles Hollywood Missions Oakland Seattle . Sacramento Portland Cor O cCo~MONMWT lrormvonwood and Ball Room Nufsed 6112 Summary Earned runs: Moose 1, Elks 2. 1ks off Jensen 1, off Erskine 1.| truck out by Jensen 3, Manning| |1, Erskine 5. Two base hits, Ers- |kine 2. Left on bases, Moose 4, |Elks 6. Runs 2, hits 9 off Jensen | in 5 plus innings; runs 4, hits 2| off Manning in one minus 1nmng.} Losing pitcher Manning. Umpires Ellingsen and Regele. Time of game, one hour and 30 minutes. ol noomormory wl owo Totals W. P. JOHNSON'| Distributor National League Won Lost . 56 31 52 34 . 49 35 41 40 Whie LI0ost New York Chicago St. Louis Pittsburgh . Boston 33 44 Philadelphia ...... 36 50 Brooklyn ... . 36 50 Cincinnati .27 56 Lo T | The BEST SUMMER Americai. League Won Lost .o 52 32 ... 50 32 i 0 39 4 33 . 4 44 Pet. 619 610 541 537 482 Detroit New York . Boston ... 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