The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 5, 1938, Page 5

NOW JESS A BIT MORE ON THIS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1938. AN' THIS'LL MAKE YER FACE A BIT LONGER.. GETTIN' READY T'DO A PORTRAIT O' HER,EH?2 By CLIFF STERRETT ntern Light Enric Madriguera, whose orchestra puts those swingy rhu_mhasa on the radio, takes time out for some putts while pretty Patricia Gilmore, vocal- ist with his band, holds a lantern for him. We hate to spoil a pretty picture, but if youw'll look closely you'll see that the lanterns are red, But Patty’s cute, isn’t she? 85-PROOF FRUIT-FLAVORED BRANDIES 80-PROOF 4 kinds...Apricot, Blackberry, Cherry and Peach. Distributed by NATIONAL GROCERY CO. Seattl THE E. G. LYONS & RAAS CO. San Francisco, C There is no substitute for . Newspaper Advertising SEATTLE PUTS - PORTLAND OUT [N NIGHT GAME Angels, Solons, Tied for | First Place—Both Lose Contests Associated Press) and two homers it ight for Portland a wall 20 Lo 0. Paul Gr tc (By the to gi S paved atile to the tune of limited iso the Beaver four hit The in third place Seal remain San Francisco in the League nolwithstanding San Diezo help in defeating Sacramento and also the Seals defeat of Los Angeles. The als trounced the Angels for the thirteenth victory in 14 gam edball Manuel Salvo, Die- ace, stepped the Senators for his eighteenth win. He fanned 13 men ran his strikeout total for the eason to 165 Smart base running by Jess Hill robbed Otto Nicholas of a shutout as he hurled the Stars to avictory last night over the’Acorns GAMES TuURSDAY ific Coast League 0 6; Los Angeles 3. Seattle 20. San Diego 6; Sacramento 1. and 1; Hollywood 5. National League Chicago 6; New York 0. Pittsburgh 3; Boston 4. American League Philadelphia 2, 3; Chicago 8, 7 New York 8; Detroit 4 Washington 10; St. Louis 4. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet Los Angeles kil 54 578 Sacramento 4 54 578 San Francisco 69 San Diego 68 E Seattle 66 516 Portland 58 457 Hollywood 58 453 | Oakland 45 .349 National League | Won Lost Pittsburgh 59 34 New York 55 41 | Chicazo 53 42 Cincinnati 52 42 | Brooklyn 44 50 468 | Boston 43 49 467 | St. Louis 39 54 419 | Philadelphia 29 62 | R | American League | Won Lost Pet | | New York 59 31 656 | | Cleveland 55 32 632 { Boston 52 37 591 | Washington 49 48 506 | Detroit 41 49 490 | Chicago 38 47 447| i Philadelphia 32 56 364 ISi. Louis 29 61 323 Gastineau Caannel League | (Second Half) | Won Lost Pcl | Moose 6 2 150 Douglas i 3 4 429 Elks 2 5 286 VOTE FOR Oscar Olson Candidate for Re-election as TERRITORIAL TREASURER Election Sept. 13, 1938 (Paid Advertisement) Rockets Wallop | Miners § fo 3 Doubleheader Is Scheduled for Tonight in Ever- green Bowl League SLANDINGS | Won Lost Pet. | Tiuckers 4 2 All-Star. 6 3 Federals 1 3 | worket 4 4 | A. J. Miner 1 ¢ a1 ight's games (double | Haida vs. A. J. Miners, Rockets vs. Truckers, 7 | he 6 p.m p.m. Both games will be p Evergreen Bowl ith the fiery ¥ ket shortstop son back in the line- the business men trimmed the cd A J. M softballers 8-3 in last night’s me held in Evergreen Bowl Gordon Ferg up, Hard-hitting honor: ning went tc Ha chucker, who hit triple of the eve- Palmer, miner two for two v George C9 a single and verse, miner sacker, hit out a lonz th Woody Bar- nett was also on F 1 to hit out a hot double and a single for the Rockets. Prize hit of the evening was Rocket Manager Howard Dilge's triple in the sixth that could have been easily made a homer if Dilg had been wearing anything but his good trousers. The Box Score ROCKETS AB R H Dilg, ¢ A Benson, 1b 4 0 0 Whittier, 3b e o Ferguson, ls ] Davlin, 2b g gm0 Burnett, 1f sy Powe: & ool wil rs g0 McDaniel, cf T Rowe, rf 2.1 Totals 29 8 10 A. J. MINERS AB R H Miller, 2b 8 0.0 Palmer, p, If 8.2 .2 Converse, 1b 2.0 1 Krause, If, p 0. Keaton, 3b $ 0 0 Martin, ¢ 29,0 Danzig, 1s 3.0 0 Johnson, cf 800 Carothers, rf 2 0 0 Alexander, 1s 3080 Totals o TM JESS TRYIN' T' MAKE HER LOOK L\KE) THIONE T JESS v FINISHED O HER ) S o i R TAKE AN EXPERT’S TIP, here's how to top Amer- ican League batting. This is Earl Averill of Cleveland Indians. Gwfimcmm» Jaun{ for lowa IOWA CITY. Aug. 5—The Uni- YANKS, INDIANS CLASHINGTODAY (By Asscciated Press) versity of Towa football team goes | to the Pacific Coast for one grid, By virtue ot hanging a beating on rival next fall and then reaches the Defroit Tigers yesterday while almost to the Atlantic for another. | Cleveland’s tilt with the Red Sox Towa 1 to the Coast tolwas rained Wt the Yankees in tackle the University of Californiajvade Cleveland today with a two it Los Angeles and later brings|game bulge lead in the American Colgate, from Hamilton, N. Y., to|Lesgue. 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