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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07

Claude Erskine shattered into a million pieces last night as he gave IA hits to the slugging Moosemen, allowing two homers during the spectacle as eight happy lodgemen made the tour. After two blistering frames that allowed seven runs and eight hits, the score ended 8 to 3, pushing the Moose more solidly in the league-lead.
 Starting only 52 minutes late, the contest ran for three innings with out score and without any hits from Moose hurler Guy, who allowed only three for the full nine cantos. Then came the mighty Rustad to the plate with no one on and only one away to tear out homer over the center field fence. Douglas had drawn first blood with the game running like a ball game should. not spectacularly but good solid ball.
 Erskine Quavers Erskine scattered out four hits oyer the first three frames and then held the Moose to no hits for the next two. But his efforts were to no avail when he went berserk in the sixth to give five hits and allow three runs. Two outs were chalked up when Fritz Schmitz took his first of three hits in the game Shaw singled too, but was put out on third after Snow took the third consecu- tive hit from Erskine and made first. Three runs came in over the plate as Fritz Schmitz, Joe Snow and Hub Sturrock all made their singles into scores.
 In the Red Goats turn with the hickory, Erskine brought in run on Stragier's single as he took first on a fielder's choice. In the eighth, both hines scored again as Chap ados of the Moose and Erskine brought in two more markers. Frs Kline clipped out an over-the-fence Udll WlIAi tiiC ouSho CAAiPty, dpPdl ently choosing the wrong time for the smashing blow.
 No Rally, Massacre With the score standing at 4 to 3 for the Moose. the game ran into the. ninth with the Islanders still standing a chance to revive and sur- vive. But the bats took a beating as again and again they hit Erskine's futilely changing balls and three hits were chalked up against the Douglas pitcher Jack Schmitz, sel- dom hitting in the league so far this season, pulled himself an upset as he connected with a three-run .hom- CT to bring in Snow and Sturrock before him. Grummett did his share when he connected with a double and made the hit good.
 Douglas went out 1-2-3 in the last of the ninth, as Powers hit into a double play. taking Stewart with him, and Niemi flied out to Guy. | The box score:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07

He had made Louis look like q novice. had made the champion miss badly and had successfully weathered the few hard blows that Louis did land. In fact, in several flurries he had outpunched Louis, had made the champion backtrack. He had tired him, had hurt him badly in the 18th round.
 He was far ahead on points. In less than six minutes time tn e championship and all it's thousands of dollars was to be his, it seemed. It all contributed to make Conn too cocky, too sure of himself, too confident that he could continue to dodge or block Louis blows.
 Just landing single blows, swift left jabs, quick hooks or fast right crosses wasn't enough. Conn had to prove that he was a two-fisted fighting man. And, in that fatal 18th round, he went all out. But it wasn't his accustomed light heavy foes he was meeting, it wasn't the mediocre heavyweights, it was the hardest punching heavy the ring has seen in years, it was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07
S0L0N5 IN COME BACK
 p.C.LEAGUE
Seattle Climbs Back Into Second Spot After Drop
 ping 10 Third Place
(By Associated PresS)

Sacramento strutted old stuff Sunday and took the series with Portland by splitting a doublehead- CT Portland won the first game but Tony Freitas pitched shut out ball in the nightcap for the Solons. Sac ramento had a decidedly off week last week.
 Seattle. which had dropped to third place as the result of losing a doubleheader on July fourth. moved back into second place by taking a pair Sunday from San Diego to di- vide the eight-game series 4 to 4. Dick Barrett allowed only five hits in the first game and Ira Scribner only two hits in the second contest.
 The San Francisco Seals snapped out of their lethargy Sunday to whip Hollywood in a doubleheader. The Stars won the series 5 to g..
 Los Angeles and Oakland took turns at coming from behind in a doubleheader on Sunday, the Angels winning the opener and the Oaks the nightcap to divide the series, four games each.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07
GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League

Seattle 1, 2: San Diego 0, 0. San Francisco II. 4; Hollywood 1, 2.
 Portland 8, o; Sacramento ', 3. Los Angeles 6, 3; Oakland 3, 4.
 National League Boston 2, 4; Brooklyn 5, 4. St. Louis 0; Cincinnati 3. Chicago 1, 4; Pittsburgh 2, 13. New York T; Philadelphia 3.
 American League New York IT, 3; Philadelphia 4, 1 Chicago g: Cleveland 4. Boston 6, 4; Washington 2, 3. Detroit 2, 3; St. Louis 5. 5.
 Gastineau Channel League Moose 8; Douglas 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07

 the fastest surest finisher boxing has ever known.
 And, with his two-handed attack, Conn left himself open. As Billy tossed a left hook, Louis saw the opening he had been waiting for. He drove terrific right to the jaw that paralyzed Conn's legs, befud- dled his brain and left him an easy victim. He must have taken two dozen hard blows to the head and body as. he staggered and reeled. Then another right sent him to the floor, dazed. Billy got up but fraction of second too late.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07
G-Men 5woop Down
 On 5eI|ers of Songs

NEW YORK. July - G-men aren't too busy with spies to take care of other little matters.
 For one thing, they .swooped down on II men selling song sheets on Times Square. It was alleged the sheets contained copy righted songs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07
Summary

Summary
 Stolen bases. Guy, Snow. Rustad two-base hits, Grummett 2, Guy, F Schmitz; home runs, J. Schmitz Rustad, Erskine; hit by pitched ball Grummett by Erskine; double play, Guy to F. Schhmitz to Snow; bases on balls, off Guy 2, off Erskine g.;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07
IN FROM SKAGWAY

Travelling man George Lockman and wife arrived in Juneau on the southbound Denali Saturday and are stopping at the Baranof Hotel. The Lockmans have been in Skagway calling on trade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07
ROCKING CHAIR GARDENER

GRANDFIELD, Okla, July ' - John Lawson had fine Bermuda grass lawn but in the midst of one of the wettest spells this region has experienced he found the grass was growing too fast for him. So he plowed it all under and sowed blackeyed peas. Now he leans back in an easy chair watching his crop mature while the neighbors strus- gle with lawn mowers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07

Billy had said he wouldn't trade punches with Louis, wouldn't slug. But, in one hour, a boxer can't change his ring hatits of many years. He can't change his temperament just because some voice within tells him it is wise to be cautious.
 And that love of fighting, that thrill of trading blows, of beating your rival to the punch was burned too deep into Conn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07

Although made to look foolish by Conn's swiftness and boxing clever ness, Louis still proved himself a real champion. Even though he was bewildered, he never allowed him. self to become Mustered. He just kept on stalking Conn, waiting for the opening, hoping for the one punch that would save his crown. When that single opportunity came Joe was ready for it.
 Therell surely be return match. And it can go either way. Conn can play it safe and win. And he can be knocked out the first time he gives Joe a clean shot at his chin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07
By DILLON GRAHAM Sports Editor, AP Feature Service

NEW YORK, July 7-The brash- ness of the Irish cost Billy Conn the heavyweight championship of the world
 The spunky spirit the light Pitts burgher has shown in all his fights was with him against Louis. He had to win decisively, he had to show that he could hurt as well as dazzle his slow-footed, slow-witted rival.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07
GAMES SATURDAY Pacific Coast League

Sacramento 8; Portland o. San Diego 1; Seattle 0. Hollywood 4; San Francisco 2. Oakland 2; Los Angeles 2.
 National League Boston |; Brooklyn 3. Chicago 6: Pittsburgh 9. dSt. Louis I; Cincinnati 2. is American League Washington o; Boston 5. Philadelphia 5; New York 10. Cleveland 5; Chicago 3. Detroit 3, 1; St. Louis g, 10. .lG -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07
GOOD ADVICE I5
 GIVEN BY UMp5

MINNEAPOLIS, July T Bill Guthrie. American Association um- pire, is in his 32nd year as an ar bitter. During his career Guthrie has had comparatively little trou- ble with players or managers. And here. he says, is why: T calls 'em quick and then walk away wid me arms bow-legged, tough ike
 The Netherlands East Indies pro- luce 95 percent of the quinine used in the world
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07
GANTY AND JERNBERG HERE

F. s. Ganty and R. L. Jernberg, both of Sitka, arrived here yesterday from the Coast and are stopping at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07

struck out. by Guy 8, by Erskine T; passed balls, Grummett 2, Wiley 9; urnpires, Ellenberg at the plate, Davenport on the bases; scorer, Hill i; time of game, l hour, 55 minutes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07

All Conn had to do for those last three scheduled rounds was to waltz around, .evade Louis dynamite punches and slap him point-scoring jabs and hooks. He had done it most of the route, he could have continued doing it. But the .Irishman loves to fight. He had to win the dangerous way-and you can't win that way against Louis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07
.MeCANN MIGHT GET BOUT WITH
 FRITzIE z|v|C
TitIe Holder of Territory Sails for South and
 Fights in East

Armed with the middleweight and heavyweight championships of the Territory and with bid from Doc Avery, Boston, Massachusetts. fight promoter, young Billy McCann sail ed from Alaska on the southbound steamer Denali Saturday night.
 Although McCann's plans were not definite when he left, he said two options were open to him. One is to stop in the Middle West and be handled by Mike Gibbons, former Phantom of the Ring" and one of the best handlers in the country; the other to continue immediately to the East where Avery is trying to sign him for bout with welter- weight Fritz zivic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07

The distance from New York to Suez is 5,193 miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07

The Daily Alaska Empire has the argest paid circulation of any AL sska newspaper
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07

There are over 2,500 kinds cl mammals in North America.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07

SubScrfpe to tic Daily Alaska Empire--the paper with the larges paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07
Erskine'sArnl Breaks Under
 Moose Drive

Douglas HurIer Allows 14 Hits 10 Give Paps
 Victory
 SCORE LAST NIGHT
 Moose 8; Douglas 3
 Score by Innings
 1 23 5 6 78 9 IT. Moose ............ 0 0 90 3 0 1 A. 8 Douglas ....... 0001 0 1 0 1 O. 3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-07

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DEATHS

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Mabel Isaac 1909 Delaware. 40.
Thomas Gregson 2sis Grand River a..
William Gr6y. i5s Temple. 81.
sara Flinker Bennett ass Chicago bous
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Fvaline McKinster. i2S7t Fairport. SIS
Harriet Bourgeois 1929 Hamilton. 80.
Robert Norris. ISIS AptietEm 80
Sharon clark. 2i35 Manatee, Ferndat'
Wallace Williams. 7sls 81. Antoine. 50
William Henry Kerr 1889 Lumpkin 81.
Beatrice Thomson, itl26 Alma 20.
Mary ForEaoh. 1924 Witt az
Ri.mark Heller L0wes XIV. 80
Adeline Frat. 1908 Wl1shife, II.
Hedwig Reszkowski 1879 Danhury. ss.
Esther Joan DER, SSH Sussex. rs
Arthur Ranger 1904 Cadillac 80
Martin A fudwick 2i9i ST. Jean. 70.
Maude Bliss 1919 Van Dyke. 50
Frank Gibney. 4f73 Eighteenth. 81.
| Frederick y Meyers, liS Beresford High
lLyle vs. ogden 4O2s Clements as
Alberta McLaufin. 1889 Central, IL
Emil Kriehusch. 3i3f East Canfield u.
Elizabeth Martin. 1880 sonthfieId, oil.
George e. Harrison. l2i2t RoselaSn, 81.
Louis Gail sr. sol Crossley. 80
John Fnos Morden. 1920 West Grand boule
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lCoumbus Gamble 5000 Wildwood 10
Lawrence kcksr 271i Waterloo 70
Beatrice N Nunros Ae7 Charlotte. ~
Pauline VonZidkow 1884 Park~ood. 80
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James Parrot. 1921 Indiana -
Alma Haze McColl. lff0i Stanshury, 81
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| ~
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Harvey Lawson 100 Davenport ~
Frederick Carl Klosung. 1850 Belvidere. IS
| Fredenck Oehmks il24s Elmdsls 50
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BIRWOOD 1880 -- Clean cory room
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Female Help Wanted
SODA DISPENSERS


Have immediate openings for several girls
must be - or more. preferably living ~
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Male Help Wanted

BOYS, rs 10 IS with bicycles, who are
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Death notlfes

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Employment Agencies

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