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Candidate for Delegate to Congress
GEORGE B. GRIGSBY
Candidate for Auditor
THOMAS GAFFNEY
Candidate for Treasurer
R. E. HARDCASTLE
ANTHONY E. KARNES
Four years Superintendent of Ketchikan Schools for
COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATIO N
Candidate for Highway Engineer
WM. A. HESSE
GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 4, 1930.
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Hot Sandwiches 40c
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ELECTRIC BAKERY
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when yon ***^ command a service that offers satis**
in all installations and repairs. Quick, accurate and
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we ran add to year home when you plan remodeling, re
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TODAY'S GAME }
j (Continued from rntre Onoi '
up: Fouled back for strike one; side (
out when Miller was out as he flied i
to center. \
No runs, no hits, no errors- None \
eft on bases. Time 1:45 1-2 P. M. j
St. Louis—Hafey up: Fouled to
eft for strike one; bal lone, low ^
’ wide; ball two, high, inside; out,
- Tied to left field. Watkins up: Ball <
| one, low; strike one; fouled back .
: | or strike two; strike three. After
: Watkins fanned Wilson came up:
j Side out when Wilson was out on
l a line fly to left field.
• | No runs, no hits, no errors. None
- bft on bases. Time 1:49 1-2 P. M.
S j THIRD INNING
i! Phillies—Boley up: Strike one;!
z ball one, low, wide; ball two, high,!
E wide; strike two; fanned strike!
z | hree- Eamshaw up: Strike one cal
E ed; fanned strike two; out second
| o first- Bishop up: Strike one cal
• I ed; ball one, low; strike two called;
ball two, high, inside. Side out on
strike three, called.
| No runs, no hits no errors. None,,
i eft on bases. Time 1:55 .P M.
j St. Louis—Gelbert up: Ball one,
high; ball two, low, wide: ball three,
low, inside; ball four, low, wide.
Gelbert walks and Walberg begins
warming up again. Grimes up:
Out, sacrificed bunt out to the pit
cher, to first. Gelbert on second
base- Douthit up: Grounds to 3rd,
and Gelbert is trapped between 3rd
and 2nd, but slides back safely to j
second. Douthit on first. It was the
fielder’s choice. Adams up: Strike
one, called; ball one, high, inside;
out, pop fly to short. Frisch up:
Strike one, called; side out when he
grounded to first who made play
unassisted.
t No runs, no hits, no errors. I we
left one bases. Time 2 P. M.
| FOURTH INNING
j Phillies—Dykes up: 'Strike one,
called; ball one, low; ball two, low,
wide; ball 3, high; strike two,
called; out short to first. Cochrane
up: Ball one, low, inside; strike
one, called; ball two, low, inside;
fouled back for strike two; ball
hree, high, wide; out, strike three,
frnned. Simmons up: Ball 1, ;
wide; fouled back for strike one;
bill two, low, wide; ball three, high,
iiside; fouled back for strike two;
j ide out, out short to first
! No runs, no hits, no errors. None
left on bases. Time 2:08 P. M.
| St. Louis—Bottomley up: Strike
I ne, called; ball one, high, inside;
fmled back for strike two; fouled
brck again; strike three, fanned—
but catcher dropped the ball and
I he was out, catcher to 1st. Hafey
up: Ball one, high, inside; strike
ore, fans; fouled to left field for
strike two; ball twro, high, inside;
ball three, high, wide; ball four,
high, wide. Hafey walks. Watkins
up: Fouled back for strike one;
ut, flied to center. Wilson up:
Strike one,fans;ball one, low. Cat-j
■ mer tries ior riaiey at nrsi; pn
l cher tries again and side is out,
j pitcher to first.
i No runs, hits or errors. None
hf t on bases.
FIFTH INNING
Phillies—Foxx up: Singles to
|center; Miller up; forces Foxx at
second, short to second; Miller on
first- Haas up Pitcher tries for Mil
ler at first. Ball one, low, wide;
pitcher tries for Miller at first; j
fouled back for strike one; ball j
two, low, wide; pitcher tries for !
Miller at first. Side out, a double |
jplay third to second,
j No runs, one hit, no errors. None j
left on bases. Time 2:18 P. M.
St. Louis—Gelbert up: Out, pop ]
[fly to first. Grimes up: Strike one, j
fans; strike two, fans; out, pitcher ‘
to first. Douthit up: Strike one, cal
led; side out, out, short to first.
I Nor uns, no hits, no errors. None
left on bases. Time 2:21 P- M.
SIXTH INNING
Phillies—Boley up: Strike one,
called; ball one, high, wide; ball
wo, low, wide; out., hsort to first.
Home grown Poftatoes, Ruta
| bagos, Turnips and Cabbage, a
Brown & Hawkins.
Seattle ice Cru>ni sort
Candies at Sylvia’s.
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The Best Luncheons in Town,
at the Electric Bakery.
I Ahiimhii
Sarnshaw up: Fouled back for his
lirst strike; strike two, fans; ball
>ne. high; ball two, high, wide. I
3ut, strike three, fanned. Bishop
ip: Fouled back for strike one; ball
me, low; side out, out, second to
first.
No runs, no hits, no error? None
dft on bases. Time 2:27 P- M.
St. Louis—Adams up: Strike one,
nlled; ball one, low, inside; fouled
sack for strike two; fouled back;
trike three, fanned; Frisch up:
Strike one, called; out, pitcher to
first; Bottomley up: Strike one, 1
fans; fouled back for strike two;
g.de out, out, strike three, fanned.
No runs, no hits, no errors. None
13ft on bases. Time 2:31 P. M.
SEVENTH INNING
Phillies—Dykes up: Fouled to left
fir strike one; fouled back for his,
second strike; ball one, low, wide;
all two, high; ball three, high,
wide; ball 4, high, inside. Dykes
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