The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 1, 1935, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER YOU, LI\STEN! WHEN MAGGIE' WE GET TO EUROPE, ||WwiLL YouU \ WANT YOU TO LET ME UNDERSTAND I'LL NOT GO AROUND WITH| | To YYou? [« 1 81935, Kiny SPORT SLANTS The first two months of the sea- son, when the Detroit Tigers were playing half-hearted baseball and losing more often than they won, |Mickey Cochrane was fit ' to be tied. No man ever hated to lose a| game more than Mickey Cochrane. And no man ever tried harder to | win. The lackadasical manner of the | ‘Tigers just about broke the hustling |leader’s heart. But he kept right| on hustling every moment of every | /game. That's the only way Mickey sknows how to play baseball. YANKEES LOSE_ | ANOTHER GAME T0 ATHLETICS Detroit Keeps Up Winning Streak and Hold on First Place PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1— The Athletics took another swat at the New York Yankees yesterday after- noon taking the second game of the present series by a score of 5 to 3. It was the Yanks tenth defeat in the past thirteén games. 1 | | Perhaps it was Cochrane’s per- sistence in the face of what at times appeared to be a hopeless cause that shamed the rest oi the team into following their leader's |example, | Once the team: snapped out of it they soon found themselves on the heels of the worried pace-set- DETROIT WINS AGAIN DETROIT, Mich.,, Aug. 1.— The Tigers continued to take a further hold on first place by defeating the St. Louis Browns by a score of 9 to 3, aided, of course, by Phila-| delphia defeating New York. GAMES WE SDAY ters. And with the first signs of 5 " life on the part of the Tigers the| Taciie-tom Lowne fans of Detroit began to sit up and | Oakland at Seatlle, rain. take notice until today the enthusi- ! San Francisco 6; Los Angeles 5.0.cm of the rooters of that city is! Sacramento 0; Portland 6. gradually reaching the hysterical] National League peak of last summer when their| Brooklyn 5, 0; Boston 3, 4. favorites were sweeping toward a| Chicago 4; Pittsburgh 2. St. Louis 3; Cincinnati Innings, night game, Amervican League St. Louis 3; Detroit 9. Cleveland 4; Chicago b. Philadelphia 5;: New York 3. Juneau City League Legion 7; Elks 0; called at end of fifth on account of darkness.| | pennant. | The beating .at the hands of the | Cardinals in the world series took a | lot of spirit. out of the fans, but| now that they see a possible oppor- | tunity to redeem themselves they| have become aroused. After all ,a team that has shown the spirit and dash that has marked the Tigers’ recent rush deserves the support o the fans. Always An Incpirer 4; tlen Gaood HaD i A few years ago when Cochrane| was.catching for the Athletics, some | o iy Won'™" Lo v | s 28 1 one commenting on the fine spirif b i e ok {of the team added, “Oh, well how | Missions ot 2 could anyone lay down with a guy| Seattle a0 like Cochrane in there hustling and 1'95“ A’;g“"s 3 ii gjbatting the way he 1s?” ‘gsn.l::d B a3 j If the Tigers do come on to win| Fetvioon 7 o7 the pennant again this year it will 3 18 27 be a great compliment to Coch-| Sacramento rane’s spirit and example, 4 The hot gait the Tigers have National vf;;:g“;o'r. Ppot,| Peen cutting of late can be traced iy prgli % g52|to the tremendous power at the o un @ . g3g | Plate shown by Greenberg, Gehring- g:“cxzh i ‘sg5 | er and Pete Fox. A few weeks ago ;l;.l.sbu.réhm : 53 44 546 Fox was in and out of the lineup. yaron 2 53 ‘44p|Suddenly he went amok and hit Boqkiva i o 52 441 everything that was thrown up to Philadelphia 39 53. ‘424 hlm,_Ho ihad an unbroken string of Badtin rsigy 39 ‘391 | Safeties in 29 games. In that time e drove out 55 hits in 133 times at| bat for an average of .414. Hank Greenberg has been the American League Won Lost Pcl Detroit EYl 611 | Patting sensation of the current Chicago 37 580 New York 52 38 578 Juneau City League i Boston 44 522 (Second Half) Cleveland 45 45 .500 Won Lost Pct. Philadelphia 40 47 1460} Moose 6 2 50 ‘Washington .. 39 54 419 Legion 6 3 667 i 30 61 330\ Elks 1 8 These three y center, and Johnnie M for a large number of b _Broaca and Muipby are v ¥ SHUT UP' HERE COMES THE DECK STEWARD. WE MUST FIND OUT Fealures Syndicate. Inc., Great Britain rights rescrved IWllh ‘aing crown. This despite the fact A111itaken on a healthier hue in the Rookies Bulwarl: ci Yankee Strcngth] ‘ " | pitehers have proven a bulwark of strength for the New York Yankees gnd kept them in the running despite medi- | ocre hitting by their teammates. Johnny Broaca, left; Vito Tamulis, | , each of them rookies, have accounted Yankee wins by their crack pitching.) right handers, Tamulis is a lefty. ) OFFICER! WHAT DECK ARE OUR STATE-ROOMS ON? ET THE TICKETS OUT WHERE OUR CABINS ARE DAILY SPORTS CARTOON-- -1S TE LEADNG HIT A0 RUN GETTER OF THE AMERICAM LEASUE /1 s TRIO IS POUNDING THE COVER OFF WE BALL TO KEEP “BIE ke # TEERS IN Bk RACE season. He has been setting the pace|past few games and there is stillf in 4he American league fors home| plenty of time to make up loab“. runs, doubles and runs batted in.|ground. 100 runs driven in to his| Foxx apparently found his home credit for 77 games—half the num-|run swing in the all-star game in ber uled—he appears to )!u"(']'C;(‘vcland for he has hit his old a fine chance of setting up a new | stride since then and will most WELL: THEY [ ARE ON o DECK"C", BuT NOT ON THIS SHIP. YOU ARE ON THE WRONG SHIP. AUGUST | By GEORGE McMANUS ; 1935. 'VE BEEN TRYIN' | TOTELL HER THAT FER THE LAST TWO HOURS, P e bl omcz--4ZonN ZRET. SARELY By Paprl_ LON Z9STRA\GHT GAMES Al Rigins Rei 0000000060000 ‘£ . SPORT BRIE! © 600 co000 000 The death nessee calise of hunters’ are dying from cating molded corn rate for dov increasing—and guns. is not /A % i ] s ” Z "y od by The Associnied Tress ' 3 in Ten- be- The birds LEGION POUND KOSKI FOR 7- - BASEBALL WIN [Elk HurhTTAttempts to Check Winners Des- | pite Sore Arm | \ ! RESULTS YESTERDAY | | 1 Legion 7, Elke 0; called, fifth, ) darkness (pestponed game). | When a pitcher's arm is so sore [that he is not able to bear down! | with his “stuff,” then it's time to] | retire to the outfield and let some- | one else do the hurling. Al (Shav-| |ey) Koski, manager and p)t(‘her{ | for the EIks, learned that muxlm(‘ {in a postponed City League game | played at Baseball Park last night. | Koski, his arm aching from too | much mound work recently, hurled | three and one-third innings of an | abbreviated four ahd a half inning contest last night and saw the Le- | gion pound his offerings for a vic- tory, 7 to 0. i By taking advantage of Koski easy tosses, the Dougboys marched up to within a half-game of the first-place Moose, with only fi more tilts yet to be played. The Legion, incidentally, won the game without benefit of a manager. Man- ager. George (Red) Henry was ab- sent last night, and there was per- sistent talk that there is consid erable friction between the color-| ful Henry and some of his players, Koski Volunteers Korki, in looking around for a starting lineup last night, discov- ered he was the only Elk present who admitted being a pitcher. So, n order to get the game into the| the record books, the Elk boss tridgedout to the mound—sore arm | and all—and began his chores. It | was obvious that each pitch was an major league record. Lou Gehrig|likely furnish plenty of, opposition In’the field. "”f"'fi“’_fi’.‘;f"“" $0ob Jeknherg, et holds the American league record for the aspirants to the battin — fielder, re ‘*"r‘“l Koski for the final of 185 while in the National the fig- | laurels. | Mentors from all parts of the tv\'tl{jthux of an k:nnir:gzl.l ure is 194, set by Hack Wilson. | oy " # . ,. (fouth and e atten the fifth{ he Legion, who still are very Y. | The spurt on the p?rn ok the De- ABBaT At ool for coaches much in this second-half cham- | Gehringer Fears Gehrig troit sluggers put the Tigers on at Duke university, conducted by Pionship race, battered Koski for| Charley Gehringer is making a l(_’lpo_m,l"h_e t”?m_._m’:"".’(',gnafc":;“f Coach Wallace Wade. nine hits. A walk and three wiid spirited bid for the batting crown |} iere 1 18 ;fl;:}"”“;‘;vm e Mhe| A 43-pound ye caifish was Pitehes in a row accounted for the which he missed by a few points|‘cy Are being pressed by caught by three boys at Knoxville,| Winners' first tally. In the second Washington Senators. Connie last year. He has been consistent all Mack’s A's are in third place. season and has the most hits to his ji e s Charley Goforth and Bill Schu- credit. In addition, Charley is the| mach. leading run-geiter of the American Contr=enmial Gin s distilled - - - league. the famous LONDON DRY PRO-| Continental Whiskies are dis- Gas- ady Gohringer rates Lou Gehrig and (CESS. Cail Wilbur Irving Jimmy Foxx as the men he musttineau Hotel, Phone 10. beat out if he is to wear the bat- |~ e R that Bob Johnson, the A’s slugging outfielder, is cutting; onut the pace| at present and Gehrig had experi- enced the longest slump in his ma- jor league career. 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The official box score: ELKS AB R H Ellinsburg, 2b . J. Orme, 1b Reed, ss Jernberg, 1If, p .. Blake, ¢ Stedman, 3b o Duckworth, rf .. Adams, cf Koski, p, pwoomocooo®) 1 loocomcnsn] locoomwcocoas Totals LEGION Koshak, 1f Nowell, cf Rodenberg, cf | Hagerup, rf Boyd, ¢ Snow, 1b McAlister, Roller, ss Foster, 3b Lowe, 2b g woocooco~o00oEN P SR R R RS SRR ~o~mocommoNTol coccocccce mrmmmonpwoe~En]l cocoocccowm _oonnauooez moMNOSOOSOy @ K | Totals . 9156 2 | "Game called last half fifth, dark- ness, - | Score by innings: 12345-R Elks v 000 0 0—0 | Legion . 1204 x-7 | Innings pitched by, Koski 3 1= charge defeat to, Koskl; struck ouf oy Koski 2, Jernbergrl, McAlister 6; walked by, Koski 8, McAlister 1; wild pitch, Koski 4; runs batted l‘ by, Foster, Hagerup 2, Boyd, Me- Alister; two-base hit, Boyd; earned runs, Elks 0, Legion §; left on & Elks 4, Legion 4; stolen bases, El linsburg 1, MeAlister 2; tlme_o; game, 1 hour, 15 minutes; umpires, ‘Thomas and Nostrand. ¥ e e 4 Continental Gin 1s distillea =y the famous LONDON DRY PRO+ CESS. 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