By GEORGE McMANUS
“BRINGING UP FATHER—TEN YEARS AGO.”
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TOMMY MILTON WINS 616 AUTO
RACE; OF 24 STARTERS ONLY 10
FINISH; 150,000 WITNESS RACE
SPEEDWAY, INDIANAPOLIS, May
31,—Tommy Milton won the 500-mile
automobile race yesterday afternoon,
repeating his victory of two year
ago.
Marry Hartz, of Los Angeles, was j
semnd. and Jimmy Murphy was third
Million’« lime was 5 hours 2u min
u'eb and 6.27 seconds- He .tain
tained an average of 91.44 rail • an
hti’r
Milton received about $;1j,000 as
the result of his victory.
Of 24 cars which started 10
o'c.l ck yodterday morning, on! • ;f’
stayod In and were at the fine i
Tom Allen, driving Earl Cooper's
Durant Special, went through the
fenct at a turn an 1 serious,y in
tured himself and three spectators.
Approximately 150,000 people
watched the race.
Louis Chevrolet, veteran motor oar
designer, for -the first time Since
1916 was not represented in th~ n. f.
hour cars of Ills design, fneorp ■ at
hig the notary valve idea of H .rber'
School, St. Louik automobile engineer
v«ere withdrawn because defecu in
nif’chanlca.l construction were founi
I ONE VICTIM DEAD
' INDIANAPOLIS. May 31.—Iierbart
Shoup, aged 16 years, of LaFayette,
one of tho three school iboys injure!
■when Tom Alien's car skidded and
overturned, Ibsing hurled through the
fence yesterday afternoon, died late
last night of a fractured skull.
ELKS WIN FROM
EXSOLDIERS IN
HOLIDAY MATCH
B. P. 0. E. Down American
Legion 12 to 9—Williams
Strikes Out Twelve.
The Elks outstayed the American
Liege on team yesterday afternoon an 1
won from the ox-service non by a
score Of 12 to 9 before 'th-e bigg it
crowd of the season. The game see
sawed up to the soventh inning, when
three clean singles, a critic», a
hit baiter and two error's netted the
antlered tribe four scores and gave
them a threosrun dead. Williams,
pitching for the Elks, struck out 12
m*on.
One hit, a walk and two errors
gave the winners three more ran- in
the eighth, making' their lead f ife.
The Legion scored three in tli r
half of the eighth on two hits anil
three errors but their spurt was
abort-lived and tailed to take away
the lead from the Elks.
Soldier* Take Lead
iBornhofers’ pets grabbed three
nans In the fire*, darning. Hanna, lead
off, worked W Hams for free trans
portation. Herron hit a slow infield
roller, Hanna beating the throw, to
socond, Hanron ba ng *af' on first.
Hanna, rvtole third. Herron moving up
to second on a steal a few seconds
later- Hanna came home and Her
ron went to third on a wild pitch.
Henning, catching for the Elks, let
one get Iby him anil Herron romped
home with the sorond run of the
Inning Kclioe drew a free ride to
first. .Woodard sacrificed him to
second, 'Pry throwing to Nelson for
the first out. MeCloskoy singled
to right field and Kehoo scored, Mc
(lloskey taking second on the throw
in. Henning caught McGIoskey at
third when he attempted .to steal,
llrewn went out at first, Nelson un
assisted. This endod the scoring of
the (Legion until the sixth, only one
lut "being made off Williams In the
second, third, fourth and fifth in
nings.
Elks Taks Lead
Alexander set the Kiks down in
the first without a run. striking o»t
dote George and Ryan Baggs nick * I.
him for a single hut w i caught at
second when he attempted to steal.
Hanna t > Krhoe. They score ! one
in the second without a hiit. Fry,
first up. hit to third and was safe
at first when McCl-osko.v fumbled and
threw wild, Fry going to second on
tire throw. Nelson fouled out to
Hanna. Fry went .to third on aj
passed bail ;i nl came home when;
Alexander uncorked a wild pitch !
Sabin and Henning struck out. Three
men faced Alexander in the third.
Davis struck out. Williams flew
out to Hus Goorge and Joe George'
flow oult to Magorty
In the fourth inniing the Elks
scored four .runs when the Legion s
infield took a temporary balloon
ascension, giving them two, and
Harry Sabin hit a freak home-run for
the other two. Baggs led off with a
single, his second of the game Ryan
hit to third, forcing Baggs at sec
ond, McCloskey to Krhoe. Kohoe
hurried his throw to first to catch
Rivan, the ball going wild and Ryan
taking second. Fry hit to third, Mr
Closkoy fumbling and giving him life
by a had peg, Ryan going to third.
Nelson bit to deep short, Herron mess
ing the hit and losing <fhe ball while
Ryan and Fry came borne and Nel
son went to second. Sabin hit what
should have .been a single to left
field, but Ithe ball struck a pebble
and bounded out into the road. Nel
son and Sabin scoring before Wood
ard could retrievo it. Alexander
stopped the riot by striking out Hen
ning and Davis.
Legion Regains Lead
In the sixth inning the ex-soldiers
put across throe runs on four hits
miked up with two walks and a
compile of wild pitched and lost an
opportunity to score more through
poor baserunning. Kehoe, first up,
hit for a Mingle and went to second
and third 'Stivecoastveky on two wild
pitches, scoring ’from third when
Woodard slammed out a single. Me
Oioskov singled, putting Woodard on
second. Both men advanced a peg
with Ous George waited for four
wide one after Brown’s fly had been
gathered n by Nfdnon et first. M i
gorty hit a long single to center,
scoring McCloskey and Woodard and
putting Goorge 'on third. Magorty
stole second and while he had the
habit attempted to dtea 1 third, which
was already orcupiod bv George. Hen
ning threw to second and George,
attempting to come home, was caught
dry tha return throw, Davis do H?a
tting. Alexander swung like a gate
for the third out. •
Elks Score In Seventh
In the seventh on three hits, two
errors, a sacrifice lift an 1 a hi'
batter, the Elks again took the lead
by scoring four runs Davis was
safe at first when Gus George and
Magorty collided on a fly ball in
right center field. Willi i nis hilt for
a single, Davis going to third and
Wiiliemis to second on the throw-in
Alexander started something when
he missed Joe Goocge's pop-up. put
ting three men on has-’,. Baggs
sacrificed, Alexander to Brawn, DaviB
scoring. Ryan hit for two bases,
scoring Williams and .George, Ryan
stole third, McCloskey muffing Han
na's throw to catch the runner, Ryan
scoring. Fry singled, went to sec
ond whon Alexander hit Nelson.
Sabin filed out to short. Fry was
out, Herron to McCloskey, when Hen
i ntng hit to short.
The Elks added three more in the
; eighth, after McCloskey relieved Alex
1 under. Davis dumped a roller in
: front of It ho plate and was out, Hanna
I to Brown. Williams walked. Joe
j George hit for two bases, Williams
scoring. Baggs was given life on
! an error by Brown. George scoring.
|R,rnn struck out. Baggs stole sre
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WHO WILL BE NEXT FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION?
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Eugene Orlqtii, featherweight champion of Franco anl one of tlv>
cleverest little men in the ring, will moot the ageing Johnny Kil
bane, of Ohio, world’s featherweight chaimpion, for the championship
in a 15-round decision bout to be fought at the Polo C.'otmds, New
YoTk City, on the afternoon of June 2. Johnny Dundee has posted
$10,000 to bind a match with the winner.
oriel Fry was safe wchn Iris grounder!
Rot away from Herron and Baggs;
scored. Nelson hit to Kehoe, who|
threw to Herron at second, catching i
Fry for- the third out- The Elks had j
an opportunity in (the ninth wha.ij
Henning, after one man was gone,:
hit for three bases. I>avis struck out i
and Williams fliod to Brown, end
ins the agony.
The Logion outfit attempted to
overtake the Elks in the eighth, bin
fell short by three runs. Woodard
was safe at first on Sabin's fumble;
of ht3 grounder. MeCloskey got his |
third single, sending Woodard toj
second. Brown's grounder wasi
mussed 'by Sabin and all three run |
nors were safe. Magorty drove the |
bnJI to short eontor Bor a single, scor-i
ing McOloskey and Woodard, after
Gu3 George had struck out. Alex
ander hit a long fly to center which
was -iin a rod by Ryan, Brown losing a
t banco to acoro by sticking to third.
He came home a moment later when
Hanna's grounder got through Fry.
Ilann'a stole second but Herron pyt
the lid on by striking out. In the
ninth Williams struck out McCloskey
and Woodiard and Brown filed out to
Joe Goargo.
Lineup and Summary
KI,KS
'Player— AB
J. Goorge, if 4
Bagga, rf . 5
Ryan, cf . 5
Fry, 3b .. 5
Nelson, lb 3
Sabin, S3 . 5
Henning, c . 4
Davis, 2b . 5
Wilt la m3, p .... 4
R H PO A E
2 110 0
1 2 0 0 0
2 110 1
2 13 3 2
1 0 11 0 1
110 2 2
0 1 11 4 1
10 0 10
2 1 0 12 0
Totail3 . 40 12 8 27 23 7
AMERICAN I. EDI ON
■Player-- AB
Hanna, c .... 4
Herron, 33 .... 5
Kehoe, 2b ... 4
Woodard, if .5
lAIcCloakoy 3b-p 4
Brown, lb . 5
G. Goorge, cf.. 3
Magorty, rf . 4
Alexander, p-3b 4
R H PO A E
119 4 1
10 3 13
2 12 2 2
2 10 0 0
2 3 2 3 2
1 0 7 0 2
0 0 2 1 1
0 2 10 0
0 0 19 1
Totals ..38 9 8 27 22 12
SCORE BY ININ I NO S
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Elks—rune. 0 1 0 4 0 0 4 3 0—12
Hits .10020031 1—8
Am. L, -runs 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0— 9
Hits 1 0 1 0 0 4 0 2 0—8
SUMMARY
Throe-base hit—'Henning. Two
base hits—-Jbie Goorge and Hanna.
Home run—Sabin. Frst on balls—
of'f Williams 4, off Alexander 2, off
MoClofifcey 1. 'Struck out—by Wil
! Hams 12, by Alexander 6 in 7 innings,
'by McCIoshoy, 2 in 2 innings. Left
1 on bases—Elks 3, American Legion 5.
i Wild pitches—Alexander 1, McClos
| key 1, Williams 3. Passed balls —
! Hanna 1, Henning 1. First base on
errors— Elks 8. American Legion 6.
'Hit by pitcher—Nelson by Alexander.
Hits—off Alexander 6 in 7 innings,
off McCloskey 2 In 2 innings. Balks
—Williams 2. Sacrifice hits—Baggs,
Henning, Woodard land Brown.
Umpirev-tBills and Fishe-r.
Standing of Club*
Won Lost Pet.
Elks .. 2 0 1.000
Am Legion -- 1 1 -500
A.-J. 1 1 .500
Mooae ...—. 0 2 .000
CHICAGO MAY i
LOSE MATCHES;
GIVE WARNING
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CHICAGO, May 31.—Mayor Wild
Ham K. Dever la quoted today asj
saying:
"As tlio result of the riot at the!
Leona rl-M itch ell match last Tu >s-l
day nip.lit, no more bouts will be per-'
mV tel unless the -port can be male;
clean under exceptionally favorable |
conditions. This ,is a warning to,
tho ipromoters. Assurance mu t b-i
given mo that future matches will
be conducted in a sportsmanlike man-!
ner, or there will bo no match.” I
DUNDEE LOSES
CHAMP TITLE
■NEW YORK, May 31—Jack Bern
stein, of Yonkers, won tho junior
lightweight championship from John-1
ny Dundee, of Now York, In 15 j
roundw.
(Dundee lead in the early rounds:
and had Bernstein dn-wn for tho count
of nina in tho third round.
Bernstein oame 'hack fresh in the!
fourth round and Dundee showed j
fatigue in the 10th and was outfought!
the rest of the way.
The losing of the title by Dundee, j
according fo announcement made
here today, Pi recognized only by the
State Athletic (' ..-in mission and lias
no standing in national paglliw.V
circles.
WLADEK ZYBSZKO
CHASED BY MOB
AT BOSTON BOUT
BOSTON, May 3L—Wladek Zby
szko, Polish wrestler, went under a
barrage of butt to* and other missiles
the other night, when several thou-l
sand persons attending a wrestling!
content attempted 'to mob him. It
was believed 'that lie haul bitten his •
opponent, George <’a.l*a, Italian chain !
pion, in the leflt wnist.
Zbyszko had scored one fall on his |
adversary in 28 minutes. Calza then
claimed that he had been bitten and
the referee awarded him the decision.
Joe PereLli. former wrestler, and new
Calza's manager, jumped Into the
ring 'and engaged In a battle with
Zbyszko. He was arrested. Tho
crowd swarmed about the ring but
Zbyszko was led away by officers
One missile thrown .at him was aj
razor.
Furniture moved and ftored.
Heavy hauling done. Phone 48. Ju
neau Transfer. —ale i
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL1
ACCOUNT.
In the Commissioner’s Court fori
the Territory of Alaska Division i
Nutnb'r One, Juneau Precinct.
Before V. A. Paine, Commissioner
and Ex-Officio Probate Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate of CON
RAD W. FRIES, Deceased.
Notice is hereby riven that Frank
A. Hoyle, executor of the lost will (
and testament of Conrad W. Fries,
aibove named, and of said above
mentioned opiate, lies rendered for
settlement and Hied herein the final
account of his administration of said
eftate and petition for decree of
distribution and that Saturday, July
38. 1923, at the hour of ten o’clock
a. m. before the undersigned, at
his office In the I’nlted States Court
Housie, at Juneau, Alaska, has been
set as the time and place for hear
ing of said final account and peti
tion for distribution. All persons
interested in said estate and in said
matter may appear at said time and
place and tile objections lo said final
account and petition In writing and
contest the same.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Probate Court, above
mentioned, this May 23, 1923.
(Real) V. A. PAINE,
Commissioner and Ex
Officio Probate Judge.
Pint publication May 24, 1923.
hast publication .Tune 14, 1923.
bargain hunters aiways read The
"npire’s clasalOed columns.
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Fir Fire Clay
Iron Bark Lime
Oak Hay
Shingles Grain
Boat Lumber
JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS
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INSURANCE CO.
Now offers additional attnctiv
Disability Benefit features.
NONE OTHER SO LIBERAL.
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INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
ESTABLISHED 1898
Cid bundle* or newspapers at tbs
Empire, 25 cents.
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
PHONE 39 SEWARD STREET
ICE CREAM
Chocolate Strawberry Peach Vanilla
Neapolitan Brick Special Made Brick Taku Cakes
JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE PARLORS
ALWAYS THE BEST
Cafl its when In need of COAE,
KEEL) or draylng. We also Lav* a
few choice seed potatoes, some lawn
grass seed, domestic and imported
Idlly's More Crop Fertiliser, onion
sets, etc. Chickens for this week’*
delivery consist of Fricassee and
Broilers. Place your orders early,
D. B. FEMMER 1
PHONE 114.
EVERYWHERE THAT FOOD IS SERVED
You Will Note the Popularity of
PEERLESS BREAD
There’* a reason: It is made scientifically, in modern bakeTy,
and contains only the very choicest ingredients.
Delivered Strictly Fresh.
Progressive Grocers carry all our baking products.
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