The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 18, 1934, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, OCT. 18, 1934. WELL: | GUESS MAGGIES GONNA FALL 1IN LINE WITH MY SCHEME AN ECONOMIZE - SHEJUS TOLD ME SHE WLZ GONNA COOK THE DINNER HERSELF MINERS BEAT UNITED FOOD" AT BOWLING No Game Tonight in CityI League But Double i Header Tomorrow | The Miner. la ght in the Ci 1331 204, United Food rolled s high man of of the United Kanvidan of over the 400 game tor STRETCHED HiS the Local | consECOTWE GANE J. take ol STREA To ery trio at 1504 st night were a Mincrs Christy 139 128 129— 3 | Oliver. 138 140 159 idan .209 165 124 ‘Total 1331 United Food 3 ¥ 150 125 1 Stedman.. 127 133 54 196 164 169— 529 Total 1294 oo FOOTBALL REVIVES UNDER CONZELMAN R-@ LOUIS, Oct. 1 —W > crowd football Jimn 1 improvemen ] football played by s during the an has dir boosted crowds. stion has been of high ranking Big r home the 1€ | 1934 contests last opening of clas ations for e csition. of the 0'3,000 'spéctators was an Ten, nd Missouri Valley cleven mes had been made. A few* Conzelman's 1934 squad, THERE SHE 1S NOWw- PHONIN TO THE CROCER- | WONDER WHAT WERE GONNA HAVE ? VLL USTEN /T TO HER Y y ORDER- YES-GROCER-I WANT A CAN OF TOMATOES-A CAN OF PEA-SOUR- A CAaN OF SPAGHETTI-A CAN OF SARDINES-4A CAN OF SLICED PINEAPPLE AND A JAR OF PICKLES _ DAILY SPORTS CARTOON- as op- Her th 20 Judge Landis Holds Court as Fans Rage Judge Kenczaw Mountain Landis, High Commitsicner of Baseball photo), helds court while the last world sariql“nn:) is held up in Detroit, (shewn in lewer phote) clear up a vast litter of pop bottles, fruit and vege field bleacher fans whe were incensed at Ducky Medwick, 8t. Leuis Cardinal outficlder who had col- The gamo was continued after Judge Landis decided to re- lided with Marvin Owen, Tiger infielder. (arrow points move Medwick at the erowd’s demand—the Cardinals winning, 11-0. RUNS, VROUE 1IN MOke QUNS AND HAD A HIGHER BATTING AVERAGE THAN ANYONE. (N THE AMERICAN LEAGUE to him, h., fis park attendants la—-nzr\ea by ‘irdte left Pla in Is ~HAS A STRANGLE HOLO) ON MOST OF ™E 1934 AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING LAURELS he © 0 000 o veweooa . AT THE HOTELS . P00 000 eve0veace 1 by How the inte Zynda Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Haydon, An- nex Creek; Mr. and Mrs. J. R, MacDonald, Seattle; Edw Blackwell, le; W. A. Chippen- ; Angus Cameron; William Prien; Mrs. L. W, car Hadl, There boub ceedi ordinatis Gastineau and ambitious when he first went bins, v and M. H. |2 R OTUBETE 0. EaTele ‘A‘l) .P A \nd. M His brother Jim had been a Purdue Stuart and i PAALS | than; but Duan | PAA; orge Helfin, < 1)';11.r7ac11 “' o kan; Mr. and Mrs. W. A E iy 4 Ketchik: J. R. Reynolds, K kan; G. D. McDonald, Peter: ! M. D. Asher, Seattle; A. J. As] | ttle; A. A. Freugzel, M. Gustafson, Seattl , Portland; Frank jat ‘llflu § for ad | As 1f, “Juneau; Robert Hu. E,‘MC: G. W. Knee. | to Purd i Aloskan Ha Matt Anderson, Wrangel ugust | B. 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