The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 29, 1937, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MAY 29, | 937 ‘M TIRED OF EATING PORK CHOPS. I WANT SOMETHING WELL- YOU KNOW MOTHER ALWAYS TRIES TO PLEASE SEALS SCORE ANOTHER WIN, LuN__s_REGUHD |San Diego Seattle Wins from San‘;or}i:]and Diego, First Victory |wisions in Eight Games | Oakland (By Asscriated Press) T!n: San Franci Scal? with 21]P1tl.sburgl\ wins in 25 games, yesterday present- New York ed Gene Lillard, as star per(ormer.‘st. Touls The latest triumph of the former Chicago third baseman was when he got four hits as the Seals swamped the Oaks 15 to 3. Hzrlin Pool's home run in the eighth inning with one-man aboard, climaxed Seattle’s scoring over San Diego to win 6 to 2. It was the first victory of Seattle in eight games. Portland defeated the Missions 8 New Yourk to 3. | Cleveland The Sacramento - Los Angeles Detroit pame was not played on account of Philadelphia the park being used for the Pastor- Chicago Nestell fight. Boston — ' Washingtony GAMES FRIDAY St. Louis Pacific Coast League San Diego 2; Seattle 6. ‘ Missions 3; Portland 8. Oakland 3; San Francisco 15. Other postponed. National League Pittsburgh 10; St. Louis 3. Cincinnati 3; Chicago 12. Only games scheduled. American League Washington 0; Boston 7 St. Louis 5, 2; Detroit 6, 7. Chicago 3; Cleveland 2. Philadelphia at New York, post-| Moose 7; Elks 6. Won San Francisco | Bacramento 36 33 28 . 25 22 19 18 ‘Won 20 20 17 17 14 13 .13 10 Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati Won 20 15 18 15 15 13 13 9 Won 2 1 Moose | Moose | Elks TICE iserving special Sunday dinners, i g 'poned on account of weather, |double header scheduled for today. Gastineau Channel League STANDING OF CLUBS | Tacific Coast weague | : National League American League Gastineau Channel League e The Juneau Coffee Shop wiil re- Paps went to work on Koski and| P | main open tomorrow and Monday, e — Tocay’s News Today—Empire. MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY- PORK CHOPS| IVE HAD SO MANY - IM STARTING TO GRUNT 'S WE! Spadden’s rolley legs. The Elks’ field captain was heavy stricker of the evening, with a triple and double, bothh hard drives to right field. Converse pitched handy baseball till he momentarily go through his ELKS’ SPLURGE FALLS SHORT OF TIE COUN 209 Moose ‘Go_Into Channel| 401 Baseball Lead with | a0 7 to 6 Victory PASTOR WINS . OVERNESTELL | cleared, he held the Moose hiLtcrs‘ well in check. | P | Both Score Knockdowns in | First Round—Then New York Man Gets Busy Lost 16 20 23 27 21 32 36 38 ret 108 643 SCORE BY INNINGS 12345 6 7-T 010 0 0 2 0 BOX S MOOSE ELKS ... | N 321 4— oo @ = RI 28 0wy LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 20— Bob Pastor, New York heavyweight, easily decisioned Bob Nestell, of Los Angeles, in a ten rounder last night before a crowd of 30,000 at Wrigley Field. | Pastor tock six rounds of the ten, Each scored a knotkdewn in the ret round, Pastor floored Nestell again in the third round and cut Nesteli's cye in the fourth, then continued to c % __smart him throughout the remai; - ~ 4 ing six rounds -o Totals 25 7 32115 4, . e “Replaced Martin in seventh in- PflPP'Es ARE ning. | “*Replaced Hawkins in sevenih Groups of are today inning. ELKS poppies and brisk | Lowe, ss. The sale continues through Mon- P. Schmitz, cf Hagerup, 2b. ! day today is offi Pcppy MOOSE F. Schmitz, 2b. Grummett, 1f. Haglund, cf. Snow, 1b. Martin, rf. J. Schmitz, ss. Werner, 3b. Hawkins, c. Converse, p *Baldwin, rf. **Addleman, c. Railying strcogly in the closing frame, the E'ks’ baseball team al- most sneaked past the Moose into the Gastineau Channel League lead- ership last evening at Firemen's Park, but fell just one run shy of sending the game beyond seven 448 innings. 406, With Koski and Converse doing .323 the hurling for the Elks and Moose |respectively, the game started off without undue display of fireworks, Pot |neither squad getting far in the 667 first time up. The second inning, 556 however, saw the Moose bunch the 545 first of their three hits, with an 536 Elks bobble to put Jack Schmitz 517 on the third corner, from where he 481 stole home when Molly MacSpadden .406 juggled the horsehide at first. 300 Triple i Molly MacSpadden tripled to lead off the second inning for the Pur- Pet. Ples and was driven across by John- .667 son, who was safe when Werner 500 threw wide, Johnson swiped sec- 333 ond and scored after Bardi’s long fly to center After a quiet o) (<} | cohcanscccss Lost 10 13 14 16 15 16 19 21 Pet. | 667 606 548 515 483 cCocamroRMBB S CocormrMmOm~OINO® Sco~omomoocol Co~ocroonmoool Conmmmwn e Lost 10 12 15 13 14 14 19 21 and children the little red sale has been M. MacSpadden 1b Johnson, 1f Foster, 3b. Bardi, rf. Blake, c. Koski, p. *C. MacSpadden, p women selling the Lost 1 1 | 3 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 1 2 O N ] third inning, the - o - | T;z?il;ved Kiski 1:111 qur;’hmin:fin:.gEPWORTH LEAGUE { SCAVENGER HUNT | HELD YESTERDAY! ‘the Elks’ lead in the first of the, and Holiday fourth. Two walks and a dropped adv.‘thmw at first filled the bases for i {the Moose, then Tex Hawkins THE SUMMARY !droppsd a bunt that squeezed Mar- ~Stolen bases: F. Schmitz, Grum-| DO YOU KNOW? RAY DIESEL and FUEL OIL BURNERS are leaders throughout the W SEE THE NEW 1937 FULL AUTOMATIC DIESEL BURNER FOR HOMES AT Rice & Ahlers Compan tin across, while he beat out the mett, Haglund, Martin, J. Schmitz,| throw to first himself. Koski gave 2, Hawkins, M. MacSpadden, John-| A scavenger hunt took members up the ghost and “Big Mac” Mas- S0n; sacrifice hits: Haglund, Con:'of the Epworth League all = over; Spadden took over. Converse’s sac- Verse; two-base hits: Snow, M. Mac- town last night in search for ar-| rifice sent two more Black Sox Spadden, Hagerup; three-base hit, ticles ranging from a moose tooth runs across, and another walk and M. MacSpadden: runs batted in: to a 1934 calendar, and ended with another error filled first and sec- Snow 2, Hawkins, Converse 2, Ha- prize winning Vivian Gruber and ond again. Snow doubled two run- gerup 2, Johnson, Bari; hits off: Ernie Neuman returning first with ners across. Six runs more for the Xoski 2 in 3 innings, C. MacSpad- |the list completed. Moose, making the count 7 to 2. pen 1 in 4 innings; runs off: Koski| Present for the affair were Miss That Seventh Frame |4, C. MacSpadden 3: struck out by: | Elsie Douglas, Miss Judith Alstead, All was serene till the last of the Converse 4, C. MacSpadden 2; walk- Miss Viola Converse, Miss Vivian seventh, when, with two out, a sin- ed by Kiski 3, C. MacSpadden Gruber, Miss Willetta Kendall, Miss gle, a hit batter, and another single earned runs off: Converse 38, Koski | Margaret Lindstrom, Mrs. Yeagle, filled the bags for the Elks. Then 2; charge defeat to Koski; hit by Miss Thais Bayers, Miss Leona Sal- Erv Hagerup lashed a double to pitched ball: Lowe by Converse; oum, Mrs. Mary Wakefield, Mr. second to put two runs over. Clancy left on bases: Moose 6, Elks 5; umef’ene Rhode, Mr. Fred Coddington, |Converse tightened down again, but of game, 1 hour and 50 minutes; um- Mr. Chet Bartholomew, Mr. Buss /two more scores came in for the pires: Nowell, Henry, McGorty;|Cook, Mr. Harold Jones, Mr. Joe Jueneman, Mr. Ray Lundgren, Mr. 1 - scorer, Clark. 5 (R wherr Jbe Briow lat Bl iyiRehe Ernie Neuman, and Mr. Clinton ‘Thomas. Mr. Rhode, Mr. Coddington, and Miss Douglas were in charge of ar- rangements, and Mrs. Mary Wake- field and Miss Gruber were in charge of refreshments, served at the couclusion of the hunt. | - > i Lode and placer location notices | | for sale at The Empire Office. CONGENIAL Begin the holidays with an evening at the CITY CLUB. .. ENJOY YOURSELF, RELAX. You'll like the many features of this tavern. The Best of Wine and Beer, ALWAYSI City Club Beer Parlor SAM GAZALOFF Proprietor Simply Call 1 for a Cardinal Cab | Pay’n Takit PHONES 92 or #5 Free Delivery Fresh Meats, Groceries, Laquors, Wines and Beer | We Sell for LESS Because | We Sell for CASH Leader Dept. Store ' | George Brothers ‘ T SIGRID’S BEAUTY SALON “YOUR APPEARANCE IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY" Phone 318 | | By GEORGE McMANUS BUTCHER ? OVER SOME | PORK CHOPS | THIS THE LL,SEND ‘ TEACHER Miss Harriet and English teact las High School, e Mount Mc agway vessel y From Seattle, M g0 to Victoria, B her home in Gra Dakota, via the | Railway visiting | Louise, noted twhile enroute [ Miss Sweetland ummer session ¢ of North Dakota DOUGLAS, PAPS == TANGLE AGAIN, . & SUNDAY JOUST Monday morning Top-spot Moose Squad Has ers on the D A left Seattle Score to Settle with ket ¢ McKay, Island Nine Douglas Fisheries, M. S Once again riding at the top of the Gastineau Channel baseball heap, the defending champion Moose team will undertake to de- fend its position against > Doug- las Islanders tomorrow cvening at Fi en's Park, in a 1 nning game commencing at 0 o'clock Incidentally, the Paps will also be out to avenge the opening day de- feat handed them by the Islande Douglas will be handicapped in to- morrow’s battle by being without the services of first-string catcher Red Gray, who suffered a split thumb on his throwing hand in the Island aggregation’s last game with the EIks. unable to this season. With more than a week’s rest be- khind him, Douglas’ ace mounds- man, Claude Frskine will climb on the slab for the Islanders, ens. while Bob Kimball, who turned in ™ a tidy performance as the Paps de- feated the Elks last Sunday, will probably serve them up for the Black Sox. Joint installatio be held Tuesday at 8 o'clock in Hall lowing, a buffet lu ed. Each person: take his own cup, i EXECUTIVE return to the diamond not meet, poned until next | This is according NOT! e — an Empire ad. Try Today’s News ‘I DOUGLAS NEWS Sweetland, Sitka and return, be | fore continuing to Seattle on the Canadian - | | J. Balog and two daugh- to spend the summer visiting with| friends and relatives in Seattle. | e | ROUTE TO DOUGLAS Among the nori vesterday - JOINT INSTALLATION Aerie 117, and Ladies Auvxihary will | Cards will be played and fol- | - oo CHAMBER COMMERCE MEET ON WEDNESDAY Owing to Monday being a holi- | Gray will probably be day, the Executive Board of Juneau Chamber of Commerce wiil the session being likely ment made by Secretary Ray Stev- - For special fresh dressed chickens call Femmer, phone 114, >oo - | Douglas Church | Services . RN SIS SIS idlieianty —— ey Notices tor thls cnurch column | piust be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Saturday |morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, ete. LEAVES science er the Doug- left this morning Kinley for a trip, of COPAL CHURCH service nd ™ LUKE'S E21S 7:30 p.m.—Vesper sermon 7:30 pan. iss Sweetland will | il C., and travel to and Forks, North Canadian Pacific Banff and Lake resorts, DOUGLAS CATROLIC CHURCH St. Aloysius Church 9:30 a.m.—Holy Mass. DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN MISSiON will enroll for a! {ONER, Minister it the University in Grand Forks. DAVID W Sunday se: 1:30 pm.—Bible School. ik gt | 2:30 p.m.—Preaching service: SOUTH Ail are welcome in these services. DOUGLAS COMMUNITY CHURCH I. W. RISVOLD, Pastor. 11:00 am.—Sunday School services. Patsy, will leave | on the Aleutian and -ee WESDAHL IN PORT thbound passeng- | Northland which nachinist ing i.=au for h¢ 1 r weekend la the U. 13, Coast and Geodetie Survey tens | I, Capt. H. Arnold .| Karo, at the lower Governs F.OE. | jont Ficat here this morning from Taku Inlet, where the vessel is en-~ gaged in survey work this summer. - TO JOIN HUSBAND inch will be serv-1 poyoute to White Pass, to join s is requested O pop hyshand who is operating a sppon and fork. | mining claim there, Mrs. Ward Mc- | Alister left for Skagway aboard the steamer Mount McKinley o Empire ads are read. for the|, fer Wesd. on of the evening, Juné 1, the Labor Unien BOARD TO the post- Wednesday noon. to an announce 300 Raems . 300 Baths Jrom $2,5C Sjocial Weskly Kates ALASKANS LIKE THE 1CE adv. ‘oday—Emplre, ART ARNOLD'S COUSIN o FROM UTAH os o tortucre fost uBelieve me,” he writes, ‘Il KNOW Hudson and Terraplane are the No. 1 CARS. | saw what they did on the Salt Flats” I saw a LOW PRICED car beat the best any closed car had ever done before! That 1937 Terraplane . . . a stock car, mind you, picked at random by the American Auto= mobile Association Contest Board officials. . . went 1,000 miles out there on ,those great Salt Flats, averaging 86.54 miles an hour! What a ‘torture test’ of endurance. “Then those California records! Terraplane butaufyothnludlnglw{fleedw. e and Hudson beat every other Eight . . . in the Los Angeles-Yosemite Economy Run. And then . . . the Wrightwood Canyon climb! Up 9 wicked, twisti miles in 8 minutes, 20 seconds for Terraplane; 8 minutes, 0.4 seconds for an official Hudson record. “Then a Hudson. .. 2104 miles in 24 hours! Out here, we've a lot of stock cars come to the Salt Flats and try for that 24-hour record . . . the prize of them all. But none ever touched what we saw that 1937 Hudson do! 87.67 miles an hour . . . for a full day and night! 32 official records for lludson . . . on top of 8 for Terraplane! “You can bet it's Hudson for me! Those know how to build automobiles, Art. ore power. More size and room. More economy and safety and endurance than any other cars anywhere near them in yflm proved in official tests. I've got mine. .. once you drive one, you'll say it’s your No. 1 CAR, too! See if you don’t!" No. 1 Cars of the Low and Moderate Price Fields——— No. 1 Wheelb + + » 117 Inches In Terraplane; 122 and 129 inches In Hudson. No. 1 Horsepower 96 and 101 In Terraplane, 101, 107 and 122 In Hudson. Double carburetion In Super Terraplane and oll Hudson Sixes and Eights. No. 1 Roominess . . . 55 full Inches of front seat comfort for three. No. 1 Driving Ease . . . with exclusive Selective Avtomatic (an optional extra). No. 1 Safety ... with exclusive Duo-Automatic Hy- dravlic Bral 'Yl and bodies all of steel, including roofs, New Double-Drop “2-X"* Frame, No. 1 Economy ... 22 miles per gallon for Ter- raplane; 2271 for Hudson In Los Angeles-Yosemite Economy Run. Hydravlic Hill-Hold, optional extra on all models-46 models—choice of 12 beautiful colors . . . also a complete line of Terraplane Commercial Cars. Ask about the new low=cost Hudson-C.1.T. Time Payment Plan— terms to suit your income McCAUL MOTOR CO. JUNEAU ALASKA HYDRAULIC HILL-HOLD (An optional extra on all models) Keeps your car from rolling backwards when stopped on up - grades.