The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 12, 1936, Page 5

“ is <a BRINGING UP FATHER BY.SQLLY: | NEVER KHEW HAPSY WHEN HIS WIFE 1S ANGRY AND ISNT SPEAK- OIS EREt CARLHUBBELL HURLS GIANTS TO BEAT CUBS Yankees Keep Up Winning! Streak by Defeating | Detrott Tigers (By Aszociated Press) i Carl Hubbell's long arm manu- | factured another 4-hit game yes- | terday afternoon as the Giants hurled back the Chicago Cubs by | 4 score of 5 to 1. | New York Yankees un-| orked the murderous batting power | that carried them to the American League throne yesterday afternoon and they pounded out a 14 to 4 victory over the Detroit Tigers. GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League Seattle 3; Portland 0. Missions 2, 7;7/Los Angeles 3, 5.; Oakland 2, 4;*Sacramento 5, 2. San Diego 5; San Francisco 7 National League New York 5; Chicago 1. St. Louis 12, 4; Brooklyn 8, 5. Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 9. Pittsburgh 10; Boston 3. American League New York 14; Detroit 4. Boston 6; St. Louis 2. DAILY SPORTS CARTOON- VICTORY AND 10 STRAIGHT IN BEATING THE CUBS IN CHICAGO WEHF, MARQUARD AND WILTSE WERE MIGHTY GOOD By Pap CAPACITY OF COME IN AN’ BAWL. ME ou HOW KIN | SLEEP WITH THAT RACKET ? T 0> 7 yacuT! “ [fnorsaL i [ fermans | KoLOmaA NEW TRACK COACH ; STARKV:LL:, Miss, Sept. 12— {Octave Spencer, former star Mis- |sissippi State miler and a member of the Olympic team of 1928, has Ibeen selected as track coach of the Arthur 3. | writer who died b |than 500 works |L S. U. Building Larger— ereait. ‘ Students Rooms : Under Seats | BATON ROUGE, La. Sept. 12. | Louisiana State University is doub- ling the capacity of its already big and modern stadium to accommo- date ‘crowds at the home gaines of what promise to be another powerful | Bayou Tiger football machine Works Progress Administration censtruction of a U-link to form a | horseshoe stadium is advancing | apidly. When the job is finished, »2,000 persons may find seats with- ut auxiliary bleachers. H The stadium at present consists | of two concrete sections parallal- ng the ficld and each of 13,000 ca- | mystery story ecently, had more of . fiction to his B b = Alhert Einstein, then 26, delivered in 1905 his first paper, which was to become his “Theory of Relativ- ity.” QUALITY AND ECONOMY ¢, or 26,000 in all. Even e T ary bleachers the tot; 9 B [ been taxed. & s.‘é N adium enlargement project s much more un merely closing shoe or providing twice as ts. designed to provide L. S. U. with as modern and utilitarian a football plant as can be found in the United States. Ammunition See—BIG Van SOUTH FRANKLIN Phone 479 S ; 4 Some time ago the university, Philadelphia 2; Chicago 17. CiRL 1S THE GREATEST faced with congestion in student your ¢ LEFT-HANDER. EI{EE 0 living quarters hit upon the plan of STANDING OF CLUBS WEAR 7HE GIANTS' UNIFORM fillng in the space under the parallel Reliable PACIFIC CGAST LEAGUE — HE HAS WON IGF GAMES e | side sections of the stadium with | pharmacists Won Lost Pet. SINCE 1938. Do’ K lormitory rooms. Hundreds of stu- Portiend 95 18 549 4R REV L SN dents are housed in this way. compound S Disks e U Righis Reservad oy The Asocwied e | The same plan will be followed 948 Seattle PR T e 5 3 ) n the G-link, which will provide Rrescripions. Oskland 92 81 .532 Hubbell's triumphs have been ac- ! WRESTLER IS RANCHER | auarters for 1,100 more students 2o 503 complished by one run differences.| | beneath the tiers of seats. Butler Mauro Dl'll Co. Missions 87 86 503 p! y | | y B Los Angeles 8 g 4 fln lempefl;mem- [tf?fl" :‘;‘d H‘]“"» % | RAVENNA, Neb., Sept. 12—John m: ;‘“&‘;‘ Yfifi "égn:"d;' the ‘?}?d- o TR A L San Francisco 81 91 47 ell are as far apart as e poles. B )f ' R - X 1 e . ecting wi a ——— Shcramento 65 108 376 The even-tempered Hubbell has as riers. ... | Pesek, Nebrask's No..1 wWreWMles,| soppiets st of affices: for - Cloach % | NATIONAL LEAGUE fine a baseball temperament as any ot {has added a flock of 2,000 Shee}’i Bernie Moore and his assistants, P / ,n Taklt Won Lost Pct. big-league pitcher ever had. He| rpe ancient sport of archery|to his livestock and is considering ‘lccke.r rooms, showers and a train- ay | New York 83 54 606 is the same under any circumstanc- |55 peen revived to the point where|obtaining 2,000 more. He has about mngumA St. Louis 7 58 5779 With no fums or fireworks Oarlipngtional tournaments are held an-lpgon turkevs on Bis ranch near| Vi he construction will cost about PHONES 92 or 95 Chicago 78 61 561 Boes nboutvhxs pitching ch_oxes v‘ulh“nm”y Many women are devotees. Y ;S 150,000. Free Delivery Pittsburgh 74 64 536 determination and deliberation. | Boy and arrow stands have appear- | il T e o . s Fresh Meats, Groceries, Cincinnati 69 68 504 Temperamental outbursts' have 00 eq all over the country, and arch- | NOTICR [t Liquors, Wines and Beer Boston .62 74 463 Place in his scheme of things. ery targets arc often seen in pub-| Exccutioners often played the role| Women of the Moose to meet | § ywetoln™e " pac pe ol Brooklyn 57 9 ,419“ Gets Tough Jobs |lis playgrounds. of doctor also during the 17th cen- Monday mgmG;J;’:"[fi“(‘)LSEN | We sell for CASH Philadelphia 46 90 338 Hubbell, on Beptember 1, had| ‘tury. [ g | AMERICAN LEAGUE scored 164 victories for the Giants| Tne Germans out-yelled other ra-| i ;2'0 (‘i"" m' s m_“*“dv' _‘chorder. Leader Depi. Store Won Zost Pet.!Since he donned the New Yorkyjonglities at the Olympic Games.| Phone 626, day or night, fo R George Brothers New York 94 46 671 uniform in the summer of 1928.'the nazi military training was ap-|ervations in Irving Airways Lock-| lLode ana piacer :scation notices Chicago 75 64 540 Ninety-four defeats were charged| parent in the cheering' sections. |heed. for. sale at The Empire office. Washington 13 66 525 8gainst him in that time. He is PP ™ T T I I i i Detroit 75 @ om|mated the greatest Giant piteher| poooo o meon b O Cleveland . .m 66 _513‘since Christy Mathewson, and is,;. . in thel J ok T sp4|very likely, the greatest left-hand- |5 W Germans compited W hey St. Louis . 8 . Je3ftr Weian o dag: [the discus ran: “Take your discus Philadelphia 49 90 353 That last statement covers a lot|; " o "rang ‘and keep in mind - of territory for Giant rosters of thelu " Fatherland,” past have boasted some outstand-| ‘¢ : T o N l G “ T | ] SPURT SLANT |ing southpaws in Art Nehf, Rube H Marquard and George Wiltze. Mar- | quard ran up a string of 19 victor- |les one season for the Giants. | A sure fire baseball argument— But the Rube lacked Hubbell’s one that never fails to provoke a steadiness over a stretch. Many | red hot debate—is the discussion of times Marquard blew up to the; the relative merits of Dizzy Dean skies. and Carl Hubbell. Each has his| Carl always has been a great own staunch supporters who are! team player. He is ever ready to ever ready to quote facts and li-]step in and save a game. He will-| gures to prowve their contentions. |ingly pitches in or out of turn and There is no questioning the fact|does whatever his manager asks.| that Dean and Hubbell are the two There have been few soft spots | outstanding moundsmen in the Na- | picked out for him. In most cases| tional League. They are great he draws the tough assignments,| pitchers. You can take your choice| where his mound opponent is la-| and come close to being correct. 8o boring to hang up a victory which | why not name Dean the klng-pinlwould enhance his reputation. Hub- of the right-handed tossers and: bell's record is all the greater for Hubbell the daddy of the south-|the way it has been achieved. paws? There ought to be honors| - cnough for both. | Try a classitied—Empire. They are different types the | - long, loud-speaking Dean and the[ quiet, self-effacting, Hubbell. They | go about achieving great results on the mound in dilferent fashion. | Old Diz likes to “fog 'em” past the| batters, while King Carl used more subtle means of outsmarting the enemy. It all depends on the type of workr\1 you prefer. | They Dow't Rout Hubbell There is one thing to be said, about Hubbell. He is the steadiest| piece of pitching mechanism of | the current campaign. ‘' No team | has been able to ride rough-shod| over the Giant left-hander this sea- son. The same cannot be said of Dean. Dizzy has been subjected to several routs—occasions when he looked like anything but the pitcher | of the decade which his followers charged that he is. Of the six] defeats charged to Hubbell this| i £ 5. : 2/~ H THE BEST TAP BEER IN TOWN! THE MINERS' Recreation Parlors season, four have been by the mar-| cmd gin of a single run. | b Hubbell has ot been blessed with Liquor Store the advantage of hard-hitting, run-| getting supporting cast that De-n‘ ® enjoyed most of the current Iy BILL DOUGLAS | France. —_———— i| Juneau Coffee Shop | | MRS. T. J. JACOBSON { || Home Cooked Meals Served |, from 6:30 am. to 8:30 p.m. If you're out to please the man In striking out 15 St. Louis Browns in his major league debut, Bob ‘Feller, Cleveland 17-year-old hurler, lost only three pounds. Harold Nowhauser, pitcher for the champion All-City Stars in De- troit. has averaged 15 strikeouts. per game this season. He whiffed 20 batters in one tilt. Vi George and Walter Radatz are the only twins on Detroit sandlets. In a recent game Walter hit a home run with the bases loaded and-a double, while George failed to hit in four chances. 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