The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 11, 1937, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, BRINGING UP FATHER WAKE UP- IT'S NINE O'CLOCK ~WHO EVER HEARD OF ANYB: SLEEP- ING UNTIL THIS HOURY COMI GET UP-GET UP- MOOSE SMASH DOUBLAS JINX IN CLOSE WIN Black Sox Go to Top of League with 2 to 1 Tri- umph Last Evening In striking contrast to the wild slaughters that have marked the closing moments of the last two Gastineau Channel League ghmes, the battle last night at Firemen's Park between the Moose and Doug- las teams was marked by fast play and tight baseball from start to fin- ish, highlighted by tense moments and one furious argument provoked by charges of balk from the Island bench and intensified by a bleat from Moose first sacker Joe Snow over a decision on an attempted | CAN'T_SE! E ON- the dirt. A steal put Schmitz on second, and Haglund singled him to ‘third, from where Tom Martin | brought him across with a drive into left. Haglund over-reached second on the play, however and was nabbed for the first out on the throw-in by Erskine. Joe Snow walked to threaten more Moose scores, but hurler Red Gray came out of it by forcing Addleman to pop to second and whiffing pinch-hitter Jack Schmitz, 1 The Islanders scored their lone| tally in the first inning to take an| early lead. Roller beat out an in- field hit, stole second, went to third when Manning rolled out and was brought home by Andrews' single. After loading the bases fruitlessly in the second, the Moose came back to knot the score in the third, when, with one out, Haglund out-raced a roller to the pitcher, stole second, went to third on Martin’s single and was brought home by Joe Snow's single. k Until forced to retire in the sixth with a twisted back muscle, Man- ning hurled a fair brand of ball for| Douglas, and fielded brilliantly from | HARM THERE 'S IN SLEEPING A LITTLE IN THE MORNING - B WHAT EGGS- THEN HELP THE BOX SCOI Moose AB R F. Schmitz, 2b . Haglund, cf Martin, rf Snow, 1b Addleman, Werner, 3b Grummett, ‘1f C. Gray, ss Kimball, p *J. Schmitz, 3b c coccocococ oM conom~oOORy coc~mocococococol Totals *Batted for Werner in seventh. Douglas AB R HPO A Roller, ss Manning, p, 2b Erskine, If Andrews, 1b R. Gray, 2b, p J. Niemi, cf Jensen, 3b Nelson, ¢ Balog, rf *G. Stragier, rf corccorcoot Totals 26 *Replaced Balog in fifth. 2 THE SUMMARY SHUT UP AN'WATCH THE SET THE TABLE-IT IS POSITIVELY DISGUST ING THE WAY YOU WANT TO SLEEP IN THE MORNING- < ME BRADDOCK FREE - TO MEET LOUIS ~ IN CHICAGO G0 Denial of Inju:tion Against Bout Sustained by Court, Appeals GRAND BEACH, Mich,, June 11. —Champion James J. Braddock to- day plunged into the final ten days of his training for his Chicago title denfense against Joe Louis with nary a worry on his mind. The last troublesome lead was lifted from him when the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals at Philadeuphia refused RS SIESY Sa— ALL RIGHT- BREAKFAST TABLE (S ALL SET=- 'to overrule the lower Courts de- |eision agains the Madison Square |Garden Corporation in the action 'seeking an injunction to prevent the Chicago battle. | e |IRISH CROONER, | BLUES WARBLER | SAID ROMANTIC ‘ LONDON, June 11.—The London [Dafly Mail has linked the “Irish | Tenor,” Jack Doyle, handsome |heavyweight ‘boxer, with Blues’ |singing Libby Holman, widow of | Smith Reynolds of the tobacco dyn- |asty, as a possible romance. | S e The average soil which is more than slightly acid should be given two tons of finely-ground lime- stone per acre. > i “Alaska” by Lester D. Henderson. 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Gray, Jensen; sacrifice hit,! men on third and first, came out of |[F. Schmitz; two-base hits: Snow, that deep hole very nicely witih two!Jensen; double play, Douglas (R. Z strikeouts, but, through little fault Gray, Andrews); runs batted in: E = | of his own, had the loss charged Martin, Snow, Andrews; hits off] against him by the unearned score Manning, 8 in 5 innings, one man in the next inning. out in sixth; hits off Gray, 2 in] Though seeming, at Limcs, to have 1 2/3 innings; at bat against Man-| trouble in getting the ball across, ning 21, Gray 7; runs off Manning | with your first cup of a ten-round match. Bob Kimball fed the Douglas clout- 1, Gray 1; earned runs off Kimball | L 4 i . Distinctive s, e S ARERN ers no fat pitches and was tapped 1, Manning 1; charge defeat to| yflavor, aroma and true . American-made equipment is to for but five hits. Joe Snow was easi- Gray; struck out by Kimball 5,| N ackage of be installed in the first modern gar- | 1y top batter for the game, continu- Manning 2, Gray 4; walked by Kim- | SS°R0™Y 1# YOurt & every, BOCEIE L lage to be operated 1 Greece reaching first when the ball got by|ing his recent hitting spree with ball 2, Gray 2; wild piteh, Kimball; | Lipton's” =a. Atall écacets 1o b Douglas catcher Sammy Nelson on |three hits and a walk in four times hit by pitched balls: R. Gray by| ®i2¢ pachy ges and individual tes bags. a third-strike swing at a pitch intn|at the plate. Roller was heavy clou-vxjmball‘ Haglund by Manning; left| I : “'s i {ter for Douglas with two singles,jon base: Moose 10, Douglas 7; um- | YELLOW LABEL, ORANGE PEKOE; ALSO GREEN JAPAN hidden ball play at his cushion. The 2 to 1 victory grabbed by the Moose set them once more on the League's top perch, with a half- game advantage over the Islanders and a full game margin over the Elks. 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