DISMISSED
Dick Reilly, steel worker, who Iras
been receiving medical treatment
at St. Ami's Hospital, was dismissed
yesterday and returned to his home
in Thane
Today's News Today—Empire.
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LINE-UPS FOR
BIG BASEBALL
CLASSIC TOLD
Gigantic Struggle Takes
Place at 6:30 Tuesday
Night, Firemen’s Park
Ladies and Gentlemen:
For Tuesday night's game at
Firemen’s Park; lor that gigantic
struggle of an immoveable object
against an irresistable force—Com
pany No. 1 against Company No
l of the Juneau Fire Department—
here's the announcement of the
lineups of those Goliaths of smoke
and flame who will cross bats in
the baseball classic of the season:
Company Number One
" Minard Mill, 'manager and chief
umpire-baiter; A. Hendrickson, Jim
Orme, Art McKinnon. Dolly Gray,
Roy Huffman, Doc Sweeney, Mar
tin Lr jnik. Herman Porter, Roy
Thom; Peg Pegues, Douglas Oli
ver, Doc Hollman and Red Shaw.
Company Number Two
Sim MacKinnon, Manager and
Chief Umpire - baiter; Ken Junge.
W. Hendricksqn, Wallis George,
! Frenchy Gpudett, Bob Duck
worthi, 1-telly, Blake, Big Mac
MacSpadden, Elroy Ninnis, Frank
Metcalf, Jack Kearney, Roy Nolap.
Joe Johnstone, Carl Alstead and j
Frank Hainke.
The game is called promptly for
6:30 Tuesday night. All fans are,
own artil- |
IN INTERIOR
Scientific Party Completes
Labors, Flies to
Dawson
FAIRBANKS. Alaska. Aug. 29.—
Dr. Erick M. Schalikjer, represent
ing the American Museum of Na
tural History of New York City,
and his party, have left by plane
for Dawson, Yukon Territory.
The scientist said he found many
wonderful fossils in the Fairbanks,
Healy River and other areas.
forcedTown
ON CHANNEL
Forced down on Gastjneau Chan
nel off Thane yesterday afternoon.
Ted Field, piloting the Taku Trad
ing Company Fokker seaplane, was
towed to the PAA float here by the
PAA crash boat.
