The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 25, 1934, Page 5

. BRINGING UP | GTESS GROGAN 1S 1 RGHT-) SHOULD HOME A PRESENT TO FATHER BRING MACCIE ONCE IN HE SAYS I\F YYOU TREAT'EM WITH WINDNESS: YOU'LL HAVE 'EM EATIN' OUT OF YOUR © 1934, King Features Syndicate, Tnc., Great Beiain Tights reserved. MAGGIE DARLIN' 1 You 5OME THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1934, By GEORGE McMANUS DOCTOR: COME RIGHT OVER- 'M SURE SOMETHING 1S THE MATTER BROUGHT WITH MY HUSBAND/ ‘"Whlullllll IH i D e A VOTE FOR OSCAR G. OLSON Territorial Treasurer on the Democratic Ticket ACCOUNTANT, EX-FISHERMAN and PROSPECTOR “The Roosevelt Candidate” Competent and well qualified z for this position VETS WIN FROM ELKS, 3-1;JUNGE IN 600D SHAPE Vets Cop TE First Game in Series for City League Title It was open season on the Elks for the Vets yesterday, and the latter ran off with a Kkilling to take the fourth game of the Lit- tle World Junge held the Elks to fq hits and was given good support while Ko support was poo The wa 3 outclassed their rivals, who here- tofore have had the upper hand of the V The Bills were minus the services of Livingston, whereas the Legion had more than a full team. of yesterday’s Two In First Maybe it was the darkness, or the importance of the game, but at any rate the Elks were losing plenty of good chances to hold down their opponents. Seven er- yors were chalked up against the| losers, and both Garn and Jim| Orme had two apiece. Right in the first inning, the Tegion scored two runs befors Elks got going, and these counters were enough to win the ball game. | Koshak walked, and reached third; when Garn fumbled Junge's grounder and threw wild to first McAlister’s single scored Koshak | and Jun scored on a double| steal win Nowell a few plays later. Garn’s bad bobble of Koshak’s grounder resulted in another run for the Legion in the second. Me- Laughlin singled, advanced to sec- ond on Koshak's grounder, and scored on Junge's single. Elks Score One The Elks’ only run came in Lhur half of the second. Erskine sin-| gled, stole second, and advanced to third while MacSpadden s| thrown out at first on a clever play by Snow and Junge. Jern- berg then lifted a high fly to| Nowell, whose throw to the plate| was too late to catch Claud com- ing home. Two more runs for the Vets rame in the final inning, the fifth. McAlister gained first on a field- er’s choice, and reached second when Jim Orme failed to scoop up Nowell's grounder. Lowe ran for Nowell, and both runners ad- vanced when Erskine allowed Dir- inger’s roller to go through third. When MacSpadden failed to step back far enough to touch first on Roller’s grounder to short, two R el Phone Cardinal Cabs [ More Gold from Every Ton of Ore it with one ot =" these Rib-cone Ball Mills — $220 2-4 ton capacity, weight 850 1bs.; heaviest piece only 285 1bs. Re- quires 1'¢ H.P. and little water. Others up to 250 tons capacity. Send for Builetin No. 115 giving details of complete mmn_lg equip- ment at low factory prices! SINCE 1902 Straub Mfg. Co. 578 Chestnut St., Oakland, Cal. game | nd the Legion clearly | | | came in.with the final tallies | e game. Srcw's Catch Feature witnessed occasional Fans good | “ GIANTS CANT | HIT DEAN; ARE - -~ |fielding. Snow made a wonderful | foul catch in the darkness of the| ififth by chasing to the bleachers to snare Blake's fly. It stopped the Elks' rally, which seemed LO‘ |be fomenting in that inning. The Elks also pulled off a fast doub!el v R play in the third, MacSpadden to|St. Louis Cardinals Move Orme to MacSpadden. A collision in center field be-| nto Second Place tween Nowell and McLaughlin in| \ the third knocked the former out! Ahcad of Cubs for a few minutes. The a.ccldcm‘ ST. LOUIS, ‘V[o Aug. 35.—Jer- b “"tv‘"“’“"' however. ome Dizzy Dean playegd a hero LEGKON‘LS In CX;‘;“}'; et |role yesterday by shutting out the : National League’s deading New | Koshak, 1f 21000 | York Giants 0 0. Sngs, . 31120 0} qpe victory moved the St. Louk g‘”‘?“fi'“fib § [’) (1) ;’ 11) O Cardinals to second place ahead G 30 1 1 1 1/Of the Chicago Cubs who lost to ‘snow“ 15 300071 Brookly St. Louis is now six ay, hind the Giants. Roller, ss 30023 | i | McLaughlin, 2b 3441 A o - | Rodenberg, rf 201100 Naiiunal}:::g:: iy 2 e D! Boston.2, 0; Cincinnati 1, 9. ______ Brooklyn 6; Chicago 4. REe AR BT A S American League ks, o 301310 pepoit 12; Washington 6. Garn, ss 300 22 2) g'yous 2; Philadelphia 1. {Orme; J, A0 ..o® 0 0% AL Suisage-Boston, 1ain | Ersicine, 3b 2111011 goveland-New York, rain. |MacSpadden, 1b .2 0 1 6 2 1 Pacific Coast League ,Jernl?erg, ” 20000 0l gy Prancisco 2; Sl(mm(nl.o 3. S5 B 20100 1| pyyand 4; Missions 7 Stedman, cf . * 2 000 0GC Sea 0; Hollywood 1 jeaussal 20000 0] 15 Angeles 5; Oakland ______ STANDING OF CL g“mmz:’"‘ 2495580 National League | Earned runs, Legion 1; EIks L|y o oo S B | Double, Koski. Walks, Koski 2"St Louls 70 48 '_)93 Struck out, Junge 2, Koski 3. Left CP;IA"&'-'O 70 49 .SKR {on ba Legion 6, Elks 4. Umplires, Bn&lox‘) 60 58 '5”)‘ Rege! and Hoffman Time of Piitsbul‘gll 56 60 '4“ game, 1 hour and 10 minutes. Brooklyn 52 64 :“3 ‘ { Philadelphia 45 1 404 | Cincinnati 4a .8 344 VETS ANDELKS ™% Won Lost Pct. |MEET IN FIFTH Detroit 78 42 650 New York 3 46 614 Cl nd 61 55 526 Boston 63 58 521 ‘ Washington 54 62 .466 St. Louis 51 64 443 | Philadelphia 48 66 421 In a game which will either| Chicago 42 kid 353 |knot the count in the Little World's FEEAN Series, the Vets and Elks will meet Pacific Coast League” | Sunday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock (Second Half) in the fifth game of the current Won Lost Pet. | playoff. Of the four already played|pos Apgeles 39 922 639 | the Bills have won two, the Vels|g.ait1n 38 23 623 one and the fourth was a tie. Hollywood 34 a7 557 MecAlister probably will hurl for San. Francisco 32 29 5251 the Vets, with MacSpadden or Er-|yn oo 31 30 508 |skine working on the mound for|nayiang 20 32 475 the Bills. Erkine and MCA]iswr;Sacramento 21 40 344 hurled Thursday night when the|pg.1.nq 20 41 328 clubs battled to a five-inning draw. ‘Tomorrow’s game will be a regu- lation nine-inning affair. Both RINGS clubs are expected to have their ’ full strength. Famous Soap Lake Mineral Health Baths. Drugless Institute. —adv. Daily Empire Wau. Ads Pay! ‘T C. RICHARDS RETURNS TO HOME IN WHITEHORSE |of the Princess Louise are Mn“mcut dealers. and Mrs. T. C. Richards flnd;turmng from a trip Outside. LOUISE daughter, of Whitehorse, where| —————— r. Richards is local manager of ners in Peru were through passengers| Burns and Company, Canadian| quired to register during July. | | VIA PRINCESS Follow The Crowds To ~ Woodland Gardens In response to repeated popular DEMANDS we can now SERVE YOU with the BEST in FOODS— CHICKEN DINNERS ' CHOW MEIN CHOP SUEY Prices Consistent With Fine Q.uality Something New! . 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