The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 3, 1934, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDA’Y;‘OCT. 3, 1934, U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU The W eather Forecast for Juneau and vieinity, Rain tonight and Thursday; beginning at 4 p.m., Oct. x; fresh southeasterly winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity = Weather 4 pm. yesty 29.82 52 63 s 4 Pt. Cldy 4 am. today 29.85 45 87 SE 3 Cldy Noon today 29.81 45 93 w 9 Cldy CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS — v YESTERDAY | TODAY 1 Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4a.m. 4a.m. Precip. 4am. Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather | Barrow 2 32 | 28 28 12 01+ Snow Nome 44 42 | 38 38 14 08 Cldy Bethel 50 46 {740 a0 4 02 Rain | Fairbanks 44 44 % 3 6 0 Clear Dawson 40 @ 4| 30 .3 12 0 Pt.Cldy St. Paul 44 42 42 44 12 68 oy | Dutch Harbor 46 46 42 48 24 28 Rain Kodiak 52 52 4 48 22 08 Rain Cordova 58 58 46 46 10 04 Rain Juneau 53 52 43 4 3 Trace oy Sitka 57 - 40 - — 10 P, Cldy Ketchikan 54 50 48 50 4 30 Cldy Prince Rupert 54 54 46 50 8 06 cldy Edmonton 58 52 40 40 4 0 cuy | Seattle 58 54 52 52 6 16 Cldy Portland 64 62 48 48 4 02 Cldy San Francisco 66 64 56 56 44 o Cldy A storm of considerabl energy is central near the Pribilof Isalnds | and a moderate storm is central west of Washington. THe baro- | mélric pressure is low throughout Alaska and falling rapidly in Western districts with moderate rain on the coasts and fair weather in the central interior. The pressure is moderately high from the North Pacific States southwestward. 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CASH GROCERS Phone 16 We Deliver Meats——Phone 16 Juneau Cash Grocery CASH GROCERS Corner Second and Seward Free Delwery PHONE 58 WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 485 "I REGISTER BEST | - BOWLING MARKS {Low Scoring Features Last Night's Play on Elks’ Club Alleys Something will have to be done by the NRA about the strike sit- uation on bowling allays. For in- stance, in the Elks' Club tourna- ment last night George Paiks, of the “Grizzlies, started out after a i perfect score by filling up the first. six frames with strikes, then ran into a ‘couple of splits so he had to be content with 222, tcp score ifor the evening. And Bill Evans, after going strike- less for 23 frames in the Vandal- Webfeet match, got busy in the final game to roll up the very |respectable mark of 218 ‘These were the only scores over 200 last night. Martin Lavenik, Webfoot veteran, rolled three con- sistent games for a total of 548, Parks coming next with 544. Sev- eral players were missing from their lheups and low scores were |the rule. The Vandals won from the Web- feet, the Polar Bears from the Huskies and the Grizzlies from the {Beavers, all by the same margin ‘ox two to onv. No tournament games are sched- uled for tonight on account of lodge meeting, but play will be resumed tomorrow night with the Utes meeting the Dons, tangling with the Golden Bears and Trojans rolling the Indians. Last night's scores: 7:30—Vangdals Sabin, H. 173 173—*519 Evans 112 218— 482 Garn 183 144— 480 Totals 478 468 57 (5771481 Webfeet Lavenik 169 186 193— 548 Walmer 164 168 174— 506 Williams, R.H.. 138 138 138—*414 Totals 471 492 505— |4h>l 8:30—Huskies Nelson 166 141 161— 468 Banfield 147 119 191— 437 Sweum *131 138 130— 399 Totals 444 398 482—1324 Polar Bears |Radde 182 182 182—*546 Sides 133 171 152— 456 McNaughten 139 165 95— 399 Totals 454 518 4291401 —9 30—Beavers 170 170 170—*510 141 154 180— 475 *147 147 158— 452 Totals 458 471 508—1437 Grizzlies Parks 155 222 167— 544 Dunham 176 108 158— 442 Wile 134 136 152— 422 Totals 465 466 477—1408 “Average; did not play. HEALTH DIVIDENDS |Famous Soap Lake Mineral Baths. Drugless Institute. —adv. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE Anchorage, Alaska. July 16, 1934, Notice is hereby given that Joseph Simpson, entryman, together with his _witnesses Henry C. Gorham and Oscar Koski, chorage 07885, for a tract of land embraced in U. S. Survey No. 2135. located on Douglas Island N. and W. of Survey No. 1361 and Survey No. 1096, in latitude 58° 18’ 10” N. |Longitude 134° 26° W. and reestab- lishment of U.SLM. No. 5, econ- taining 3156 acres, and it is now in the files of the U. 8. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protes. said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued. GEO. J. LOVE, Register. First publication, Aug. 15, 1934. Lagt publication, Oct. 3, 1934. GINGER ROGERS - RKO STAR CROQUIGNOLE WAVES Complete, $4.00 ® MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Bruins | has made fina! | proof of his homestead entry, An-| is filed in the local land | office within the period of pub-| lication or thirty days thereafter lPARKS LAVENIK | PLAY BY PLAY (Continued from Page One) into right field. Orsatti up—line | foul, past third, strike one; out, lined to right field. Durocher up— | side out, high fly to right. One run, one hit, two errors. TIGERS: Fox up—ball one, high, inside; strike one, called; out, foul 1y to first. Crowder up--strike one, called; ball one, low, inside; two, high and wide; strike two, called; out, pitcher to first. White ip—ball one,’ inside; foul ‘back In net, ‘strike’ one; ball two, low, wide; ‘ball three, high; ' strike 2, called; ball four, low, wide; White walked. Cochrane up—ball one, low, inside; ball two; high; strike one, called; strike two, called; pitcher throws to first; pitcher again |throws to first, again and again: ball three, high, inside; singled to left, White on second. Gehringer up—strike one,called; ball one, low; strike two, called; ball two, low, wide; foul on ground back of plafe; singled to center, scoring White, Cochrane went to third and Gehringer to second when center fumbled the ball. Greenberg up— strike one, foul; strike two, foul back in net; side out, strike three, fanned. One run, two hits, one error, left on bases. Fourth Inning CARDINALS: - J. Dean up—foul on ground along third base line, strike one; ball one, wide; out, flied to left in the corner of left field. Martin up—ball one, wide; strike one, called; hall two, wide; foul on ground back of plate, strike two; ball three, wide; out, rike three, fanned. Rothrock up— strike one, called; foul back in net, sirike two; ball one, wide; side out, pop fly to third. No runs, no hits, left on base. TIGERS: Goslin up—strike one, called; ball one, wide, wide; ball two, inside; strike two, called; foul back in net; ball three, high, wide; out, second to first. Rogell up—ball one, inside; out, flied to left in short left center. Owen out, flied to second in short right field No runs, no hits, no errors, left on base. Fifth Inning CARDINALS: Frisch one, called; out, long fly to right.! Medwick up — foul back in let, strike one; ball one, inside; home {run, Medwick hit a home run into the bleachers back of left center. Collins up—ball one, inside; strike lone, called; ball two, wide; strike two, foul; foul back in net; ball three, high; ball 4 high; Collins walked. Delancey up-—strike one. l‘callvd: out, flied to center; Orsatti up—strike one, called; ball 1 high; singled to left; Collins on second. Durocher up—ball one, wide; side out, flied to center . One run, two hits, no errors, two left on bases. TIGERS: Fox up — strike one, called; out, foul fly to first. Doljack batting for Crowder, bats right two no errors, none none called; out, flied to center. White up—ball one, wide; ball two, inside; strike one, called; ball three, low; ball four inside; White walked Cochrane up—ball one, wide; strike one, called; foul into right field lewer deck at end of foul line, strike two; side out, out second to first. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left on base. Sixth Inning | CARDINALS: Marberry, a right ‘hander now pitching for the Am- { up—side | up—smke H handed—ball one, wide; strike one,' enram strike ome, foul; doubled to left center. Martin up-—strike one, foul; | singled to right center, ~scoring |J. Dean. Rothrock up—out, sac- | i rificed bunt, pitcher to first; Mar- | tin on second. Frisch up—foul back {in net, strike one; out, foul fly to | |fhird. Medwick up — strike one, | foul; foul back in net, strike two; |ball one, high, outside; ball two |'Wide; foul back on roof; singled to ‘righ' scoring Martin. Coilins up .0 gled to right, Mar- one, wide; 8 Medwick to third. ‘ben\ was taken out and replaced Iy Hogsett, a left hander. Delancey 1?1))-110\\». d to left center, scoring |Medwick and Collins. Orsatti up- | strike one, called; side out, out sec- lond to first Four runs, five hits, no errors, orie le n base. TIGERS: Gehringer up—ball one, Jhigh; strike one, called; strike two called; ball two, low; out, grounded out to pitcher who covered first bw Greenberg up—ball one, field call- inside long foul to -left smnd>. strike one; strike two, ed; a long foul on left field pav- ilion; ball two, wide; foul back in press box; singled to center and went to second when center fum- bled. Goslin up—strike one, foul; strike two, foul; singled to left, ' {scoring Greenberg. Rogell up—out, Goslin on second one, “wide; strike rike two, foul back side out, out, strike second to first; Owen up—ball one, called; in jupper deck; three, foul One run, two hits, one error, vnhe left on base Seventh lnning CARDINALS: Durocher up—ball one, inside; out, short to first, a fine stop of a high bounder by ‘Rogell J. Dean up—strike one, foul; foul back on roof, strike two; jout, strike three, foul. Matrin up— ball one, low, inside; foul on ground back of plate, strike one; side out, out short to first. No runs, no hits, left on base. TIGERS: Fox up — strike one, called; out, fly to catcher in front of stands. Hogsett up (bats left)— strike one, foul; ball one, wide; tout, short to first one, high, inside; strike one, called; no errors, none ball two, high, inside; foul strike two; foul; foul back on roof; {side out, strike 3, foul. | No runs, no hits, no errors, none lleft on base. Eighth Inning | "CARDINALS; Rothrock up (now rbatting right)—strike one, called; ‘fuul back in net, strike two; ball ‘one, inside; singled to right center. Frisch up (now batting right)— ‘pitchers throws to first; out, sac- rifice out, pitcher to first; Roth- 'rpck on second. Medwick up—out, long fly to center; Rothrock went to, third after the catch; Collins ‘up (baths right handed)—side out, out second to first. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on base. TIGERS: Fullis playing center for St. Louis. Cochrane up—strike one, called; ball one, high, wide; ball two, wide; out, short to first. J. Dean up—ball one, wide; White up—ball\N. A. McEachran; i tip, | one.called; | out,” flied to| Gréenberg up— called; strike 2, called; Greenberg hit a home the left’ field bleachers. | | Geslin: up—foul back in net, strike | Gehringer ball one, high, wide; left- in left center. strike one, home run, run into up—strike one; strike two, foul; side out, | out short to first. | One run, one hit, no errors, none | {left on base. Ninth Inning | CARDINALS: Delancey upwslrikr" |one, called; ball one, high; ' ball | two, high .wide; out, flied to left.| | Pullis up {(bats right)—ball' one, wide; singled to center. Durocher |up=long foul ‘to dugout back of | third, strike one; pitcher thrbws to | tirst; Durocher forced Fullis," short ‘w second. J. Dean up—ball one, |low, inside; pitcher throws to first; I | strike one, foul; strike two, foul; ball two, inside; foll'along right side of plate; foul back agahist screen; foul on ground*past third; pitcher throws to first; 'side out, J. Dean forced Durocher at second, unassisted. No runs, one hit, left on base. TIGERS: Rogell up—foul back in net, strike one; ball one, wide; ball two, low, wide; foul back in net, strike two; singled to left. Owen up—out, pitcher to first, the ball caromed off J. Dean’s left and rolled straight to Collins; Rogell on second Fox up — strike one, called; ball one, inside; two out, Fox grounded to third who tagged Rogell for the second out. Walker batting for. Hogsett, bats right— ball one, high; strike one, called; foul on ground past first, srtike two; ball two, high; ball three, inside; side out, strike three, called. No runs, one hit, no errors, one no errors, one D 8 e s et o0 . AT THE HOTELS . s @ e 00 a0t i Zynda Frank Carrothers, Seattle; Or- mond Odhhner, Philadelphia; Mrs. lett on base. = R SN G S s 5 ing powder s Cream of Tartar. “You won’ find it in aMl baking powders. You will find it in Schilling’s. That’s the secret of Schilling popularity. Be sure you get the mew thm? 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