The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1934, Page 5

I MIGHT AS WELL BE HAPPY NOW- WHEN 1 GET HOME iLL GET THE DICKENS BY GOLLY ! MAGGIE IS OUT HUNT- ING FOR ME.! This Season PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Bill Dietrich cond on tics to a 2 to 0 win opening of the five-game vith the St. Louis Browns. Bruce Campbell, St. fielder, had a perfect day bat, hitting four singles four times the bat GAMES WEDNESDAY National League No games scheduled. American Leazue *Cleveland 0, 10; New 0 ; Washington 7. St. Louis 0; Philadelphia 2. Chicago 2; Boston 2, Pacific Coast League Portland 5; Missions 1. San Francisco 4; Sacramento 2. Los Angeles 6; Seattle 0, 4; Hi Oakland 1. wood 6, STANDING OF CLUBS National League Won Lest Pet. New York . 16 42 644 Chicago 70 47 598 St. Louis 69 47 595 Boston 58 58 .500 Pittsburgh 55 60 478 Brooklyn 50 64 438 Philadelphia 45 70 .391 Cincinnati 41 6 .350 American League [ Won Lost Pet M. Scpwith (lewer) Detroit 4 653 America’s Cup. New York 72 46 610 Cleveland 61 54 530 ‘Boston 63 57 ‘Washington 53 61 St. Louis 49 64 Philadelphia 48 64 Chicago 41 ki Pacific Coast League (Second Half) Won Lost PHILADELPHIA, Seattle 37 22 Los Angeles 37 22 627 and you won't need eyeshades, Hollywood -33 26 559 the advice of Dr. Fred S. Hunlock San Francisco ... 31 28 525 to girl tennis players. Missions ............ 20 30 492 Hunlock, player and tournament . Cakland 29 30 492 gjrector at a club here, Sacramento ......... 20 39, Portland o 20 39 -339 been responsible for more gl AR | one feminine player resorting to a NU-WAY HOT SPRINGS isor for protection from sun glare. | Famous Soap Lake Mineral | Health Baths. Drugless Institute. brows the girls should encourage | she was a wait Mining Locauon Ksiicss at Em- | pire office. Aug. 23.— is credited with shutout victory of the sea- terday as he hurled the Louis out- York 9, 4. ten innings. his in the series at the 1: BROWNS UNABI_E Lipton Spmt lnspn'es Challenger“ 10 PUT MARKER eamme— 707 OVER ATHLETICS Bill Dcitricmrls Shutout Ball for Second Time , Lipton in as h cup challenger Endeavour. C unt the late Sir THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, COME ON- THERE S FIVE BUCKS INZT FER YOU- OBRIEN VTD AGIN THE RULES- BUT FOR A FIVE-SPOT V GUESS | KIN BREAK ALL OF EM! \ e > [ : f | o i e N TMAN FlGH‘TS WILDCAT IN JUNGLE| - HE DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT FIGHTING ! i a member of the crew For it was the “never ¢ cf the gallant Irish sportsman that prompted T. O. to build the Endeavour and challenge for the Sir Thomas tried for thirty years without success. Scpwith, famed as an airplane designer, hopes to take the cup to 5 England after the races off Newport. o THICKER EYEBROWS a1, SAID TO BE NEED OF GIRL NET PLAYERSI Pet!| [FATHER SAYS SONJA THROUGH COMPETING OSLO, Aug. 23.—Sonja Henie's | father and manager, Wilhelm —| Henie, says his daughter will not 627 Throw away your eyebrow tweezers| defend her world's figure-skating says the 15 | championship. “In the future Sonja is not to | take paxt in any competitions,” said. he will only participate in displays now ana then in Nor- 1339 fad of thinning the eyebrows has‘wav Snd Abcaad” —adv. | them to grow thick,” he says, they wouldn't need visors,” e | SHOP IN JUNEAU! “and | Springs Golf club in Columbus, O., than | ———.——— Denny Shute, former British open “Instead of pulling out their eye- | | golf champion, met his wife when s at the Indiana | and took her last year to England, where she was presented to Queen Mary. DAILY SPORTS CARTOON- LOLLIAN G~ ~=1S AGAIN STAGING TE CLASSIC OF TROTTING -+ 77#& | ! = AL ~ All Rights Reservod by Tie Associated Press ZEAMBLLTONIAN: AU EXPERT AMATEJR - REINSMAN — THIS RARE SPORTSMAN OWNS THE GOOD TIME STABLE WHICH IS TRAINED By THE DEAN OF ‘€Y ALL— WALTER. COX_, 4 -TROTTINGS RICH; been freely talked about in major league baseball ‘circles fot some time but the circumstantial lenc2 is accumulating to indi- cate that James Emory Foxx, the baby-faced belter, is playing his last year in the uniform of the Philadelphia Athletics The apparent rift* between | Foxx and Connie Mack da from last spring, when the home run king bitterly rejected an $11,000 salary | proposition for 1934 and finally signed, at a compromise figure, after holding out for several weeks | It is understood Foxx is drawing :aroxmd $10,000 for this yecar, bareiy | half of Babe Ruth’s stipend ana | at least $5,000 less than the amount ! paid to Lou Gehrig, who is Jim- my's main rival now for the home run leadership. | Mack has not only denied he i considering trading or selling Foxx ;‘“ the highest bidder but insists ithero has been no basis for talk of | | disagreements now. It is no secret, however, that Jimmy himself is dis- satisfied with his pr {Yearns to clout his way into the spotlight elsewhere. Except for | the rivalry furnished by Bob John- nt job and | son, his team-mate, in the home {run race ea in the season, | Foxx has been rplaying pretty much of a lon2 hani with a socond i | division out If the A’'s wind up another {“in the red,” as appcars poss! Fox is the one baseball chattel 1icft which Mack can b3 r for a | sum running o six figures. In fact Foxx, even at current prices, should be worth more to a club than any of the other st Mack has sold in the last two years. Jimmy is still a comparative youngster, with at least 10 more wears of first class performance in his system. He is famed chiefly for his hitting but he is an effective fielder and has one of the greatest arms in basbeall. | Plenty Of Takers ‘There's little doubt the Red Sox, Chicago White Boston Sox or Like a dip into a stream ! to stay pure. 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Mendenhall Milk comes from pure-bred herds . . . it’s de- livered to you absolutely pure | Detroit Tigers would bid high for | Foxx if Mack puts him on the market next winter. mostly been that he would be sold to the Red Sox, if at all, but this is just so much speculation so far, based on the obvious embarras ment caused to both parties by Lefty Grove's sale to the Bostons “I only hope half the people who say we are going to get Foxx are cerrect,” smiled Bucky Harris, the Red Sox manager, when d's- cussing the subject recently could use him—and how—but I haven't the slightest idea whether A deal is possible or even being : considered.” Just for instance, would Harris rather have Foxx than Lou Gal “Either one would be pratty u ful in that batting order,” said Bucky, “but I believe I would rather have Foxx for our Boston grounds, Fenway park, where the left-field barrier is 312 as compared with 334 for the right-field fence Thus, the right-hand hitter has a sl advantage and I would take ¥ on that basis, although I do not see much to choose from in general between them. Foxx is a much better fielder than a lot of people think and he’s the next thing to Gehrig in durability. League Well Supplied As a whole the American league is fairly well equipped with first basemen but there are no clubs who would not be willing to make room for Master Foxx, if avail: Jimmy can do a fair-fo- mndlm job on third base, for that matter, as he did in the all-star game this summer. Detreit has big Hank Greenbers who can neither hit nor play the 'bag with Foxx. Hal Trosky of and Zeke Bonura of new-comers with a great deal of promise. Jack Burns of the Browns is one of the league's smoothest workmen and a {ing batter. The Senators have Joe Kuhel, at present on the shelf but an able young first sacker. Meanwhile the Red Sox have been struggling along with Eddie Mor- gan, who is, like Foxx, a right- handed thrower but not equipped otherwise to offset this somewhat technical disadvantage. - <> - | The talk has!| ‘We { The diameter of the sun is 864,- 100 miles, or 109.1 times the diam- eter of the earth. mountain Science TELEPHONE 985 The BEST SUMMER DRINK of Them ALL \ N \ ) ) ) \ ) ) : 1Y ) GREAT DAY-SAVER NEW YORK, Aug. 23.—Jimmy DeShong is proving a great day- saver for the Yankees. Two of the yearlings best slab performances| have come in afterpieces of double- k headers after the Yanks had lost| the opener. Once he stopped the| Athletics with one hit and an- other time checked Boston with four harmless blows. - | | NOTICE | Having been cailed to S!‘!‘tl”(‘.‘ my office will be closcd for about | three weeks, | —ady. DR. E. B. WILSON. | Rl S e | Argon, so-callea inert gas. was tirst found on the earth in 1894. Crrrr o Co e e vo e ! 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