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SEATTLE WINS
BY 2 HOMERS
SEATTLE, June 30.--Two homer
by Ray Rohwer, conterfielder, over
thfe right hand fence yesterday after
noon, gave 4pattle a victory over
Vernon.
The batterier were:
Vernon—-James, Reiger and Mur
phy.
Seattle—Gardner and Tobin.
YESTERDAY’S GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Ran Krnncisco 8; Salt Lake 7.
Portland 11; Oakland 7.
Los Angeles 5; Sacramento 8.
Seattle 7; Vernon 5.
National League.
Chicago 11; St. Louis 4.
Philadelphia 4; Brooklyn 14.
Pittsburgh 0, 5; Cincinnati 2, 3.
New York-Boston, rain.
American League.
St. Louis 3; Detroit 5.
Washington 2; Boston 1.
Cleveland 4; Chicago G.
New York 10; Philadelphia 9.
standing of the teams.
Pacific Coast League.
San Francisco
Sacramento
Portland
Vernon .
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Seattle .
Oakland
W.
57
47
44
4 2
41
40
39
34
L.
31
38
43
44
43
43
47
52
National League.
W. L.
New York . 44 20
Cincinnati _ 36 26
Pittsburgh . 36 28
Chicago . 35 32
Brooklyn . 32 30
St. Louis . 32 34
Boston . 20 4 4
Philadelphia . 18 45
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MOOSE TO PLAY
ELKS TOMORROW
Lodge 1 earns Clash in Second
Elimination Game at
2: 30 P. M. Sunday.
! New York ... 4 2
1 Philadelphia 34
•Cleveland . 33
■ St. Lcui • . 30
! Detroit .. 30
■ Chicago . 27
WpEliinston ... 28
Cnston . 24
Heartened by Its recent > ictory ;
over the American Legion, the Elks
entry in the City League is out for!
revenge when it meets the Moose at
Ci'ty Park Sunday. Williams, who!
held the Legionnaries to five hits
in last Sunday's game will again do
mound duty for the Hills, and it is j
expected that Jimmy MeCloskey will ;
oppose him.
Tomorrow's game, which is ached j
tiled to he called aj, 2;30 p. nt. ini
the second elimination jgame ot the
prize mopey senes. flic American
Legion outfit having won 'lie first
from the Alaska Juneau Thursday
evening. The winner in Sunday's!
game will meet the ex-soldiers in
the final game of the elimination ser
ies next Thursday evening.
The two teams have played two
games since the season opened, each
winning one. In the opening game
of the season, the Elks won by a.
score of 13 to 11. A few days later I
the Moose evened up the count,1
heating the Elks 14 to 13. Thus,!
In the two games each team has
scored 25 runs. The official score
shows the Moose have slightly out-:
hU and outfielded the Hills in their
previous meetings, being credited i
with 20 hits, ten in each game, and i
14 miscues, while the Elks have
Harding Challenges
Canadian Official.
X/teufr Gov: 1
UU.IIU lllf, iie ttuuiu piuy 1114
first game of golf on a Canadian
course during li is forthcoming
vlr.it to Vancouver, B. C., on his
return from Alaska, President
Harding has challenged Lieuten
ant-Governor W. C. Nlchol to meet
him in an 18-hole match on July
26.
only been able to hit safely 17 times
and are charged with 18 errors.
The Moose and Elks have played
one game less than the other two
clubs in the City League. The for
mer leads the Alaska Juneau by a
single game and the Elks 1)/ two
games. If the latter wins Sunday's
game it will result in a triplp tie
for league leadership with three
teams credited with four victories
and three defeats. By winning the
Moose can tighten the hold consid
erably on first place.
ATTENTION MASONS.
A called communication of Mt.
Juneau Lodge No. 147. F. & A. M..
will be hold In Odd Fellows' Hall
this evening at 7: JO o'clock. Work
In the F. C. Degree. Members are
requested to be present, and visiting
Brethren are invited to attend. By
order of the W. M.
CHAS. K NAOHBD,
—adv. Secretary.
Sensational Bargains
EVERY USED CAR ON HAND MUST BE SOLD
We have gone over our stock carefully and the cut we have made in
our prices will surprise you.
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not charge double interest.
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Distributors for Alaska
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NEW YORK. June :il> Prelimln
ary matches for the selection of
loams to represent tli“ United States
in the international championship
events at Camp Perry, Ohio, begin
ning in September, have been ar
ranged in all parts of the country
by the National Rifle Association.
The matches at Camp Perry will
mak the first international cham
pionship shoot In this country since
1913.
The Swiss team, one of tlie great
est in the world, is coming to the
United States in an effort to recap
ture the Argentine trophy, emblemat
ic of the world team i hamplor.ship,
'whit h it lost to tli" American team
in 1521 and failed to retake in 1522
Following the preliminary small
bore matches now in progress, re
gionul try-outs will be held through
out the country under auspices of
j the N. R. |A. front August 1 to 15.
| Winners of these events will be
j sent to ('amp Perry 1'or another elim
ination contest from which a team
j will he selected to meet the invatl
i ers on September 18 and 15.
Major L. W. -T Walker, U. S.
Marine Corps, will head the team.
W. H. Stokes, of George Washington
University, individual world cham
[ pionship will defend his title.
Challenges have been sent Canada,
Great Pritain. Australia, New Zeal
and, and the republics of South Amer
ica, inviting them to compete for
the trophy. 1
NEW YORK, June 30.—Tom O'
Rourke, matchmaker of the Polo
Grounds, announces he lias signed
Harry Greb, of Pittsburgh, and john
ny W’ilBon, of Boston, world middle
weight champion, for fifteen rounds
to a decision on August 31. j
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$100,000 FOR
DEMPSEY WILL
BE UP MONDAY
GREAT FALLS, June 30. JJeorge
H. Stanton, hank president who per
sonally advanced $50,000 of the sec
ond pHympnt to Jack Dempsey, an
nounced that 20 leading business men
i of Montana have pledged $5,000 each
to make up the third $100,000 which
will be paid on Monday.
DEMPSEY IN PEAK FORM
GREAT FALLS, June 30. —With
the financing of the big fight as
i sored. Dempsey, riding on peak form,
| entered his last hard training. I’f
: planned to box four light rounds iate
this afternoon. He conclud's ills
glove work tomorrow and on Mon
day and Tuesday will do only light
training to keep himself occupied.
Dempsey leaves for Shelby on
Wednesday In his private far, get
| ting his first glimpse of the boom
; town a few hours before the fight.
Jack Kearns said today that Demp
sey will not weigh more than 190
pounds and will probably enter the
ring weighing 187 pounds, the same
weight as when he met Carpentier.
GIBBONS IS FINE
SHELBY, June 30.—Tommy Gib
bons appears In supurb condition j
and bubbling over with energy. Ho:
went through a strenuous workout j
yesterday, exerting himself to thei
limit. His weight will be below 1S51
pounds. A thin layer of excess tis
sue over his stomach which showed
three weeks ago has now disap
peared. His legs are slender and
Gibbons has trained down to muscle.
He plans to do his last boxing tomor
row. His workout Monday and Tues
day will be very light.
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WE TALK QUALITY
when we speak of our chickens, 1.
you are laboring under a delusion
that all chickens are aliite then you
Just need to order one of us to learn
your mistake. You may be surprised
to hear that our chickens are the
choicest thr.„ evor came to town,
they are, however, and we can
prove It, if you wll phone In your
orntjr today.
Wo carry a full lino of Hay, Grain
and Coal. m
D. B. FEMMER <*
PHONE 114.
EVERYWHERE THAT FOOD IS SERVED
\ You Will Note the Popularity ot /
PEERLESS BREAD '
There’s a reason: It is made scientifically, in modern bakery,
and contains only the very choicest ingredients.
Delivered Strictly Fresh.
Progressive Grocers carry all our baking products.
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THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY
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| the ninth of July. Make your
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WHILE IN JUNEAU SPEND THE
FOURTH AT THE BIO HOTEL
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Saturdnys, 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
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Seward Street.