The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 29, 1935, Page 7

"' run scored and CAN'T WAIT € .EM ; YQURE. . AS CAOLUMBLS - - SNUERY -=- Mflfl&E CLIMB T0 FIRST $POT TIE WITH WIN N Black Sox Trim Legion, 5| to 4, by Garrison Fin- ish Last nght RESULTS Es;nbu Mgeoa:s 5, ° ‘When Pinch~runner Russell raced hcme fram third base with the Hn Befc winning score after Stan Grummett had hoisted a long fly to left field last night, he boosted the Moose up to a tie with the Legion for first place in the City Baseball League. The Moose defeated the Legion in a Garrison finish, 5 to 4. The gcore was tied at, 4-all going inta the last half of the seventh and gathering darkness was pre- venting a prolongation .into the eighth. Pete Nello had been hit on the head by & pitched. ball and | Russell had gone in to run for him. The latter was shoved to second when Legion Pitcher Ken Junge walked Moose Pitcher Dave Turner, The bases became loaded as Fred Schmitz also drew a free pass. Then came Grummett’s fly which broke up the ball game. Two Pitchers Retire Hitting rallies combined with Joose fielding found both starting pltchers retiring from the mound half way through the contest. After three scoreless innings, the Legion- naires started what seemed, at the time, like a winning rally by scor- ing four, runs and drivinz Jimmy Manning to cover. j Ev Nowell's single was followed by Bob -Boyd's mighty home run over the centor field fence, But, as if that wasn't enough damage, Shortstop Claude Er:skine, who us- ually puts up a dependable game, fell down with a loud clatter and committed three errors. Thes2 bck: bles, combined with Tal one-base blow, speliad two more| tallies. But, in the fifth, the Black Sox| got busy and started an impressive rally that fizzled out with but one three. men left stranded on bases. The lone tally was counted by Fred Schmitz, who had sinzgled, scoring on Walt An- drew’s poke to right. Fun Starts However, the fun came in the next frame. Ward McAllister, Leg- ion chucker, had been fooling *the Moose with well-placed pitches. But in the sixth he tired. Before being replaced, he threw 20 pitches, 16 of which were balls. The others were either strikes or singles by Fred Schmitz and E:rskine. An out- field errdr here also added to the debacle and before Manager George Henry could yank McAllister, the damage, in the terms of the tying three runs, spikeq the mhfiq set the stage for the seventh-inning final score. Hitting features 9[ the struggle, outside of Boyd's circuit clout, were limited to Fred Schmitz two for three and Erskmqp. thyee for’ four stick work. Schmitg further added to his laurels by exeeuting a nifty slide at home plate in that sixth- inning rally. & The summary: LEGION— Koshak, If . Snow, 1b Newell, ef Boyd, € ... Junge, 2b, p’.: Picinini, rf Foster, 3b Roller, ss MCcAlV iter, P ... McLaughlin, 2b » B 9 0 0 g ww”.......,; coocormrmooR comrvorumman oermmOpOSOON © - S e s o I Totals MOOSE— F..Schmitz, 2 .o Grummett, rf Erskine, ss Andrews, 1b J. Schmitz, cf Sternig, 3b . W. Schmitz, 1f £Haines, 1f P. Nello, ¢ TRussell Manning, p Turner, p 3 & b s GG RS »locccccororwrnEa Blorcococonarond il hrvococoorocowmrep® ‘Totals *One out. vhgn wl £Bhtted for W. Schmi tRan for P. Nt B Score by innings 2 Legion . 5 0 0 ed. <} §~ by 5 i1 oak i sixth. 5 6T-R 0004 ‘» 3 0 0o /10 this city, is-a Dooec»-v-come—fimu WAAL- M\‘@- YE CON'T SAY DID HE HEV FATHER OF THOSE BY JOVE 1! My WORD ! THERE'S TW' JUST THE MAN 1 WANT TO SEE-- SEXTUPLETS , Great Britain fights rederved Daily Cross-wm‘d Puzzle ACROSS . Nocturual 12. Symbol for nickel Jumping rodent . Brings Into “line again . Mohammedan nobles . Silly or idiotle 5 on . One who runs away to marry . Caln . Thin cakes 23. Be victorlous 5. Absence of . Tablet Condensed moisture Sheet of glass Conjunction Onlo fhdefin. =y Qurselves HENETEeS . Bottoms of Reson ot . Compass polut 53. Engineering 3 y . Had debts 37. Accompanies . Bureau . The birds . Little Tie . Football po- sition: abbr. . Exposes . Excavate (.rce lettt 5. Arra lé& fn lhlk‘nhtu ers . Dish Ul eRES ). Gymnastic swings nnka 40 one's 5 2-3, Manninz 4; struck out by, McAllister 4, Manning 2, Tugner 4; walked by, McAllister 6, Junge 3,| Manning 1, Turner 2 ;wild pitch, McAllister;, hit by pitched ball, P.| Nello by Junge; credit victory, to, Twrner; charge defeat to dunge; double plays, Roller to.Junge to Snow, Erskine to F. Schmitz tof Andrews; home run, Boyd; earned runs, Legion 1, Moose 4; left on bases, Legion 7, Moose 12; stolen bases, Picinini, Sternig, W. Schmitz. Time of game—2 hours, 20 min- utes. Umpires—Regele and Bothello. e KONNERUP GOING BACK TO OLD JOB AT KENNECOTT Nels Konnerup, lormer proprie- tor. of Konnerup’s Department store ger on the Aleutian for Kennecott 'where he has accepted his old position as storekgeper, for the Kennecaty Cop- per Corporation. He held this posi- tion for nine years previous to the closing of the mine, A Mr. Kennerup,is yecovering from an auto -gecident on the Seattle- Everegr, Highway ahout fwo months agQ, jn, whigh he received a broken Jaw and head injuries. NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT, AND PETITION JFOR Dl BUTION light . Footless anl- mals . Answer the purposs ). Poems . Impress with & sense of grandeur . Pronoun . Sphere 5 “Al! In!eresled ., ACH . Act uon .d‘l law e S ey . Ralies . Consign to an fnferior position . Excellent . Kind of rock 48. Inearnation DOWN 1. Pertalning to an Asiatic country | Expand . epus forth . Flower cluster . Color " Liquor . Exist 2, Six . Commands Gem . Rational . Disease of 8| chickens state: abbr, . Coal scuttle . Domain of an . Samuel's emperor mentor . Lessen . Mother: colloq. . Optical glass . Plural ending . Frozen water . Out of: prefix I%Afll// W il X ELKS GETTI GRIM mg Frater al Four 1mes )1 5 ek Mocse at 3 m.f (p med game). . : ing around town | with grim looks are really N ugm Thfl' basebal members of the Elks and they are refl%&day thlt Something Must, Be ne. Four defeats in as starts for a championship clup of last year isn't just right, Sa, tonlght at 6:30 o'clock at Baseball the Elks will attempt to crash &he win_column at the expense of the m ma aneq Stages ‘Commission- neau Precinct, ppvmon &&# Territory. of Mlfiz‘ In Proba In Re Estate of JOHN WINKIE;, a chat Howard of the estaje of deceased, has fi herei 1 account and rem in sw ?Ml:‘:‘ together with a petition for dis- tribution of the W and that the t, ud Wednesday, ¥ 40. 035 at celock in the . forencon, in above entitled court in the t: Juneau, Alaska, a5 place of, hearing ths same; that all. persons intercsted wgrem are hereby nofified o lv-f at said time and place their objections, . if- any, said f“w,l Wun; and petition and settlement Dabed at Juneau. Alaska, May 8, it 9’5 J. F. KULLIN. . Saommingl G ex-o!l"‘imo Prob‘m Legion, The fratétnal nine wil have ¢fie advantage of a day's res over the Legion. This should give their éflers an edge. .., ; (Big Mac) fiu&paddw or ", @8havey) Koski probably will H_for ‘the Elks, with the choice lavoring Big Mac. g Heriry ' Eaces Problem t Manager Geor; faced, with much = ing lem. He last_night in n|Moose. One Was the de- pendable wArd nmmur and the other was big. Ken Junge Of course, if Managex Worry was, Wauldnt be 80 bad. must figure an wmomv mix, Baf.org tonl‘m‘l gnd tomorrow tup have been played Tal ‘Picinini, Mc- ~Junge all will have Erskine Dne ues w é CA\N‘T\ SEE T WA éusv WHUT ABOUT. HIT ? o afternoon awa-m!t '-‘” "’"‘“" is lT TRADITION nalfes. Incidentally, both tonight's con- test and. tomorrow’s—due to start at 3 o'clock in the afternpon—are rescheduled postponed -games, , the last two on the docket.. If hoth games are played, the City Leagu@| Damc T IRISH LOSE AFTER 20 WINS? BII Lll-, DE BE(K SIGN A - LAUNDRY CONTRECT - - ‘A'ne 1osing to Iowa. George Keo- | san's basketball teams twice won | has, its unpleasan X | 1ts in the mnl.u;x ot terminating Irish winning streaks. Recently the varsity. golfers lost a, close declsion th. Northwestern, | meet defeat in three seasons, in SCUTH BEND, May .20.—Notre Which they had won 20 straight en- s are beginning to 8agements, thelr first dual | 19 stralght, losing No. 20 each time, before fnally chalking up a 22- | vame, streak in 1933-34. ridders again put to- ral‘hn through ' 1929, ‘before Norfhwestern On the ov.heg hand, the campus tatisticiansg reusun. 19 and 20- | game slreaks are pretty resp"ctm:le myw-\y N Sl NOTICE Copies of lists of schooi supplies | needmj for the scbool year of 1935/ w, ayailable for uaole who wd-s.!n to bid on any part. or all NOTICE The public is hereby notified and informed that the undersigned have voluntarfly and completely severed our- connections as members of the Board of Directors of the Katzehin Gold Mining Company, Inc, and have also severed connections with W.. C. McMayburn, effective this date. ALFRED J. DISHAW, Pres. WM. G. HONOLD, Vice-Pres. H. L. STABLER, Sec.-Treas. W. J. B. McAULIFFE, Director. 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