The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 11, 1934, Page 5

|Babe Ruth Is DETROIT TAKES 7o S PAPS TRIM ELKS ANOTHER GAME, " "= . ANDGIVEVETS TEN STRAIGHT IND HALF TITLE, Babe Ruth announced the end of his active Major League ] | UL Giants Defeat Boston, Hub-| 457" |Moose Win Friday 7 to -2 bell Winning Seven- | 8 and Give Legion Club earéer when this season is over, but hopes to manage some teenth Game |MACK LAUGHS AT | Cinch on Last Half RUMOR THAT HE DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 11. — Well, the Legion won the sec- Lynwood Rowe, the Tiger right- L Foxx ond half cro“'r last night. And noon in an eleven inning contest. NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—Those ma;; :L) :’i’l_"*m fact, they, didu't , The win gave Detroit’ or (OGFRng Suriis MRk CoIePtale Y N as 'thio, Bil:. anABhA R consecutive victories ten straight is ready to part with his mO‘l: who locked horns last night, and 3 ibe P: 7 2 , games. { valuable player next to Shibe Park, g, .° o0 o came out the victor, | in Philadelphia—his first baseman, Jimmie Foxx—stood vigorously de- nied by the aged manager of the Athletics. The report this time that Fuxx the the 7 to 2, thereby eliminating Bills from any claim to champxons)np of this half. Strange things happen in base- ball, and for the second con- GIANS WIN AGAIN NEW YORK, Aug. 11. — The Giants continued their heavy hit- ting yesterday afternoon defeating Boston 6 to 3 in the first game Was dissatisfied, and wanted to o 5 of the series and giving Carl Hub- Jjoin his old teammates, Mickey ;C,:leur,%‘:::ntaam{"l::luE:l:Slfcm;:azgi bell his seventeenth pitching vie- Cochrane, who is catching and RCAL B 3 . E ,of a pieced-together squad. Last tory of the season. | managing the Detroit Tigers. Thursday i - Yl night the Legion was 3 1t ”'I]'::;eheiés (a:znsonl;lew!y ToreE to‘only able to half a team of OAKS RALLY TOO LATE pe = St _|regulars and had to use several ! + PORTLAND, Ore.,, Aug. 11. —A subztitutes, but yet they won by four run rally by Oakland tied| Los Angeles 2; San Francisco 7. Portland yesterday afternoon in! the seventh inning but the Beaver a close score. | Juneau City League | Moose Also l‘se Subs ducks came. back to win 7 to 5. Moose 7; Elks 2. And last ni he Moose had Caster went the route for Pori- to call upon seve; .1 of the young- and; STANDING OF CLUBS !er generation to get a full com-| Nationa: League 'plement. The result was virtual- GAMES FRIDAY . Won Lost Pct. ly a walk away for the Moose, National League New York .. .. 69 39 639 with the final score being 7 to 2.! ¥. New York 6; Boston 3. | Chicago 64 42 604 Stan Grummett was out on zl\(- l Brooklyn 5; Philadelphia 3. St. Louis ............. 61 44 581 mound throwing them in the | Chicago 3; St. Louis 17. Boston i B 88 505 Moose, and had very good bu | Cincinnati 7; Pittsburgh 8. Pittsburgh .. 50 53 485 ness. He whiffed seven Bills, and | Brooklyn PRSI ' ] 59 433 only allowed four hits, which ail H American League Philadelphia ... 43 63 405 came in the latter half of the Detroit 6; Cleveland 5. Cincinnati . 36 69 343 game. “Big Mac”, who twirled in- New York 10; Boston 3. ; vincibly against the vy last ’ Philadelphia 8; Washington 6. American League week, ran into considerable dif- | St. Louis 8; Chicago 2. Won Lost Pet. ficulty and aided by a few er-| | Pacific Coast League Detroit . 69 37 651 rors saw the Red Sox take !hv \ Portland 7; Oakland 5. New York 65 38 631 deciding game of the second mlr Missions 10; Hollywood 2. Cleveland 57 47 548 Four in First sau"lmento 0; Seattle 12. Boston 56 52 519 The Moose didn't wait very long re —_— —. Washington . 48 56 462 to start the fireworks, and Latted St. Louis . 45 56 446 around in the first inning, scor- F 0 R D Philadelphia 40 61 396 ing four runs. Grummet was § Chicago ... 3T 70 .346 hit, advanced to third on a gle by MacSpadden and score AGENCY Pacific Coast League when Jernberg didn't look hot ! (Second Half) on Jack Schmitz’ or to (Authorized Dealers) Won Lost Pct. left. Molly MacSpac Los Angeles . 28 19 .596 when Bryan singled to cente n ) Missions . 28 19 596 Jack scored when Jack Gould| GREASES Seattle 24 20 .574 pasted one to center. GAS San Francisco ... 26 21 553 Two more runs were added in Hollywood 24 23 511 ‘the second by the Mox after OILS Oakland 20 26 435 Bill Schmitz struck o Grum- Sacramento 19 28 404 mett was hit for the second time, BT Portland 15 31 326 went to second on Molly Mac- | Spadden’s single, to third on Jack! Juneau ! Juneau City League | Schmitz's single and scored when | Won Lost Pet.| Livingston failed to scoop Bryan's Legion 7 3 700 grounder up properly. While the! Motors Elks 7 6 538 Elks were still a little rattled, Moose 4 6 400 Molly stole home. FOOT OF MAIN ST. Manning Hits Homer /4 .Iimmv M'nmin" took a grace- "WELCOME “DANAE” WELCOME ARMY! To DOUGLAS DINE! DANCE! EAT! MIKE'S PLACE IN DOUGLAS—There is always plenty to EAT and DRINK @®YOU CAN BE MERRY HERE DANCE MUSIC BY NEIMI AND EDW ARDS @ Last Ferry leaves Douglas 1:30 a.m. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1934. - g ful cut at one of MacSpadden's fast balls, and the ball Yook a graceful path out of the park for one run for the Moose i the { third. { And in the fifth, Bryan batted Grummett home with tre last Moose tally. after Stan had walked and had taken second on a sm- gle, and third on a choice. Not until the fifth did the Bills ¥ brcak through for a run. Then E"(S a]d Vets Kelly Blake singled to cmLLr.l stole second, and scored when Mac hic a single to right. It was al fluke hit, as MacSpadden had| iricd to dodge an “in,” but the Lall hit his bai and was a fair hit to right field. Koski's double resulted in a run as “Shavey” later scored as Blake grounded to Orme in the final inning. Four for “Little Mac” Molly MacSpadden was cred-| ” . ... The only game of the series def- ited with four hits for the day's | o e e work. However, two of them, . were flukes. In the first he batted ) dent W. A. Holzheimer of the City League, will arrange tomorrow with one down to Koski that was just! - 1EE 400 TaF (Gver Hobhe the managers of the two teams for | 3 ¢ the remainder of the series. Elk captain. In the sixth, Molly, b ' {rolled a grounder to second. Afraid e{;l‘h( ;[wohl,eafmlsl afxc eve’nly“ .mm.cl;- {to crash into each other, Erskine AN s . e RS, PrO0 | {and: okki” halted and watohed: 46 ably will be required to settle the /ball roll between them for a sm_:chan‘mmnshlp. .. Vi probebs gle. Isy ‘:;1‘“ use Lowe onmkthc mound | |5k unday, while the s are ex-| Gould, firs | ‘gar;xyzd(for ‘;]d Cil‘;lflyx{fag::és el u: pected to start their ace, Claud looked good out on first for the Er;&‘”;f e e LAk 6 1 Moose as he pulled a couple of wfld | {throws out of the air with perfect | R T T T | LITTLE WORLD'S SERIES STARTS Open Series to Settle City League 1934 Championship The first game of the Little World's Series, featuring the EIks, champions of the first half, and the American Legion, second half winners, will be played tomorrow afternoon. As usual three games are required to win the season’s title, the series going to five games if necessary. g I R {SEA SCOUTS OF 00 Many s ELKS— Msmauroas PORTLAND, ORE., | | Livingsten, 1b.... 4 0 0 4 0 1] ARR]VE MONDAY, Blakz, c. 51 1 GO ; Ia'Spadden, ¢ p.. 4 0 1 11 0} Twenty-five Soa Scouts, from| 5 | Erakine, 30111 0poand, Oregon, will arrive in Jernherg, 1f. 2 0 0 4 0 1 jyneau Monday evening aboard the Orme, J., 3b. 30010 Scattle Sea Scout craft Tyee, ac-| Orme, B, cl. 2.0,0:1:0 cording to information received by Btedman, 11, 3000 0 0Robert Simpson, of the local Boy | Koskl, 2b. -3 1 1 11 0)gcout organization. e R W Sl Sy b 7 | Aboard the Tyee, with the Part- Totals 25 2 418 4 3139 Sea Scouts, will be Harry MOOSE— AB R H PO A E|Lucas Jr., who Is making the trip Schmitz, B., If 40 01 0 O0fpnorth with them. | Grummett, p. 118 0 04 i 3 Y M'Spadden, M, ¢. 4 2 4 8 0 0} Schmitz, 3, 3b. . 4 1 1 0o 1 o/ HAZEL FERGUSON WILL | Bryan, ss. 402020 | Converse, 2b. B SRR v R GIVE SOLO AT CHURCH ~ | Hagerup, cf, rf.. 3 0 0 0 0 0 Goild p“l : 3 0 111 0 0| Services will be resumed at Res- | Sabin, rf. 100 0 o ourrection Lutheran Church tomor- *Manning, cf. .21 1 0 0 o|TW morning. At the 11 o'clocki - — — — — .| service Hazel James Ferguson will Totals 20 7 921 6 1]|sing “My Prayer” by Charles| *—Manning for Sabin in second. [ Iuerter The pastor, the Rev. Er-: Summary Ing K. Olafson will speak on Barned runs, Elks 2, Moose 4| ‘Observations on the State of the Walks, off MacSpadden 1, Grum- | Church” as he saw things on his| mett 3. Struck out, by MacSpad- | Fecent trip outside. den 5, Grummett 7. Double, | TR TR | Ko Homer, Manning. Left onj NOTICE TO BOAT OWNERS bases. Moose 7, Elks 7 Sfl(‘riflc(-l ,,,,, hit, Blake. | Owners of boats occupying Float Umpires, Regele and Lottsfeldt. (A near City Wharf are notified to | Time of game, one hour and remove their boats immediately to |25 ‘minutes. allow repairs to be made to float. —_———— Beats must be shifted by Monday Miss Beatrice Rogers, employed night. on the San Francisco Chronicle, I. GOLDSTEIN, arrived on the Alaska this after- | —adv. Mayor. / SIHOP IN JUNEAU! noon and will be the guest of Miss Thelma Orsen for a month. ' e Amocat Strawberry Preserves In cans, No. 2 25¢ .‘ ,7“ “4 | FINE : ! Wines - Beer - Liquors ‘ From our Family Liquor Department CALIFORNIA GROCERY | TELEPHONE 478 Prompt Delivery ANNUAL PICNIC OF i | should town BUSINESS WOMEN TO l TAKE PLACE SUNDAY| 5 At 1 o'clock tomorrow mvmhcrs‘z b fessional Women's Club will smmz on their way out the Glacier High- ‘ ] way to the home of Mrs. Joe Kend- s ler, one of the club's active m(‘m-‘ bers, who with her husband will! | be host for the annual picnic of‘i the organization. Twelve officers of the British cruiser H M. S. Danae are to be invited as honored guests as are/ E. M. Goddard, chairman of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce en- tertainment committee, Charles W. Hawkesworth, and Frank Garnick, | vice-presidents of the Chamber, Mrs. Hawkesworth and Mrs. Gar- nick, other officers invited were unable to attend because of ab- sence from the city. ‘This picnic has been an annual affair since the organization of the club in Juneau and is always one of the most enjoyable of that| interesting clb's events. Thm(' is to be a short business meeting for members preceding the inform- al social afternoon. Supper will be served at 4 o'clock, oul-of-doors if weather is favorable, and in the commodious Kendler residence,! it rain. § | ! % z E % z z | Transportation will be furnished| e owecoerees for those who do not use their cars, by the Channel Bus Line for a moderate round trip| charge and one of the big busses will be in front of the Juneau Ice Cream Parlor at 1 o'clock for the convenience of members and gues| n [ FOR SALE Combination Meat Grinder and Chopper, with 3, h.p. Motor i Awning and Fixtures (complete)—33 feet long Hudson Coach, good condition $125.00 (Cash or Terms) George Brothers BURN Indian Egg Lump $12.00 per ton at bunkers Your $ is bigger when you burn Indian Egg-Lump PHONE 412 PACIFIC COAST COAL C. D 412 LR O Free Delivery WELCOME ARMY! TONIGHT T [t WEE And His ACES | By - oo AND BE MERRY! Capitol Beer Parlors and Ball Room WELCOME H.M.S. /JaZ?Z'fm/!/ HERE'S THE GUARANTEE LEADER DEPT. STORE GEORGE BROS. 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