The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 10, 1936, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER WELL, MY SON MUST BE BACK TO SCHOOL BY NOW- 1| MISS HIM_AND | MISS A LOT OF TIES CARDINALS HANG COAST LEAGUE TOFIRST PLACE, WILL PLAYOFF BEATING GIANTS N SEPTEMBER Tlmely Hitting ancl GOOd LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 10.— 5 i President Wilbur C. Tuttle of the Pllchmg by Parmelee Pacific Coast League announces that Wins Game the championship of the loop will ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 10—The be decided in a playoff schedule fol- St. Louis Cardinals held onto first lowing the regular season Without disclosing the vote, Tut- tle said a “majority” of directors place in the National League yes- yoteq fayorably to the resolutions terday by defeating the New YOrk gypmitteq by Charles H. Graham, Giants 6 to 3 through timely hit- pre5igent of the San Francisco ting and effective pitching by ROY gpais. Parmelee. The game marked Parmelee’s first starting appearance since he The Graham resolution proposed to change the original plan, dislocated a finger in Boston three weeks ago. provided for the club winning the largest percentage of games in the regular season would be declared the champion. Four Clubs In The four first division clubs will participate in the championship playoff. In one series the teams finishing first and third will meet, and in the other the second and fourth finishing teams will meet. The two winners will clash for the championship. Chicago and Brooklyn played an opener yesterday of 13 innings and the Cubs beat the Dodgers 4 to 3. Get onto that game, Pittsburgh winning from Philadelphia 16 to 5. In the American League the Tig- ers beat the Senators yesterday by a score of 10 to 7. The Cleveland Indians walloped the New York — gach of these series will be for Yankees 11 to 4. seven games. | The regular season ends Septem: GAMES FRIDAY ber 13, and the playoff series prob- Pacific Coast Teages ably will start the following Tues- Missions 4; Sacramento 0. Night day, Tuttle’s statement said game. SRR A Seattle 11; Los Angeles 2. Night LEGION, MOOSE San Diego 0; Oakland 1. Portland 2; San Francisco 3. | National Lezgue | Brooklyn 3, 4; Chicago 4, 5. First game 13 innings. | Philadelphia 5; Pittsburgh 16. New York 3; St. Louis 6. Botson 6; Cincinnati 5. game. MEET TONIGHT - In a last effort to stay in the Gas- tineau Channel baseball race for this season, the American Legion squad, last year’s champs, have all |their biggest guns primed for to- | nigh’s meeting with the strong | Moose aggregation, With losses in !their last three starts giving undis- puted claim to the cellar for the |second half—the Legionnaires are STANDING OF CLUBS 'accorded but an outside chance to PACIFIC CGAST LEAGUE | defeat the heavy-hitting Black Sox, Won Lost Pet. !who met with but little trouble in Night American League St. Louis 5; Philadlelphia 7 Chicago 2; Boston 7. Detroit 10; Washington 7. Cleveland 11; New York 4. Oakland 571 43 570 taking the Fourth of July series. Seattle 57 46 553 Tonight’s game is slated for the Missions 55 48 534 Juneau park at 6:30 o'clock, pro- Portland 50 46 421 | Vided there is no rain at 5:30 or at Los Angeles 52 51 505 8ame time. Manager Bobby Cough- San Diego 49 55 471 lin, of the Legion is expected to San Francisco 48 55 466 Start his top hurler, Ward McAlister, Bacraments § 40 62 ‘397 tonight, with Red Gray as catcher. NATIONAL LEAGUE ,McAlister has run mt,o‘ plenty of Won Lost l’ct.-h?m luck this year, losing all but He ok P 28 621 his first start, but looks to be re- Chicego 4 P 625 turning to his form of last year when Pittsburgh P 33 '560 he was the mainspring of the Le- . ¥ jon. Pete Rogers is on deck to Cincinnati 38 34 528 & Hade. Work 39 % 527 mount the hill for the Moose, with Philad Pisiepia 3 4 %' FAMOUS MEDICAL MAN AMERICAN LEAGUZ | VISITED BY DOCTORS Won Lost l’ct.“ i New York 51 24 680, Dr. Maurice Fishbein, eminent Detroit 42 33 560 American medical- writer, accom- Boston 43 34 .558 panied by his wife, son Justin, and Washington 40 36 526 | daughter Marjorie, is a roundtrip Cleveland 40 37 519 ! passenger aboard the Prince Rupen Chicago 35 39 473 on his first trip to Alaska. Dr. Philadlephia 25 48 .333 | Fishbein has gained world reoogni-‘ St. Louis 23 48 324/tion from his editorship of the GASTINEAU CHANNEL LEAGUE'American Medical Association Jour- (Second Half) |nal, with which he has been con- Won Lost Pet. nected since 1913. He is quite wide- Wks .o S NE ! 1 667 |ly known to laymen through his Moose . 2 1 667 | syndicated health columns which Douglas ! 2 1 667" are published in a number of news- American Legion 0 3 .000 papers. ‘While the Prince Rupert was in port last evening, Dr. Fishbein was visited by Dr. W. W. Council, Ter- ritorial Commissioner of Health, 'and Dr. R. M. Coffeey, whose fath- er, the late Dr. R. C. Coffey of the Coffey Clinic in Portland, was a personal friend of the distinguished ‘ednm‘. \FOUR HALIBUTERS SELL AT SEATTLE Soft SEATTLE, July 10. — Only four Water halibuters arrived here today and C they came in from the local banks Waslung |as follows: Ionic, 1,500 pounds, Westfjord, 1,600 pounds, both sell- ing for 10% and 7% cents; Aleu- tian, 2,700 pounds, Summit, 1,700 pound,s both selling for 10% and 7% cents. ————— REISCHL HAS APPENDECTOMY R. A. Reischl, Juneau agent for the Union Oil Company, is conval- lescing in St. Ann's Hospital after an appendectomy performed this j morning. ———————— Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire office. ———.—— SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST! ZORIC DRY CLEANING [ Your ALASKA LAUNDRY PHONE 15 i BRACE UP, MAGGIE- DON'T SO LOOK SAD- WHAT SEEMS TO BE_WORRVYING ou? which FRIDAY jULY 10, 1936. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Engineer of the Alaska Road Com- mission, is returning to his Juneau GIVEN PARTY ON By GEOR(,E McMANUS LB &5 e 1 'fl e ST R 3 EIGHTH BIRTHDAY headquarters Sunday by plane from FISH-YOU WOULDN'T SONNY'S YES-DAD-MOT} [ it | CANT S Fairbanks. Engineer Sterling had UNODERSTAND -1 MISS COLLEGE WANTS ME TO I if | HIM ETH Mrs. Bill Taroff entertained yes-| gone to the Interior to handle com- 5ONNY BE\NgNABOUT 1gnp£/\§2‘|5‘2 4 guT'fCAN’;‘*‘%/%"& 3 i A\(‘n mxr!.rl\\ party for her mission work there during the sum- H\s SCHOUSE i TR niece, Tleen Roberts, who was eight | mer but it was necessary for him to SN TFE‘OOLPARLDQ years old return here with the call of Chief NO! ter delicious refreshments were | mngineer Ike P. Taylor to Wash- served the young friends of MIiss | ington lleen played games, the winners of - he contests being: Helen Ander-| In the only sal on the Juneau on, Claire Hansena Olson and Heen | fish market today, the Dalene, McDermott, Capt. S. Anders sold 9,000 Guests for the affair were: Jean|pounds of halibut to the Alaska Butts, Jane Bailey, Nathylie Bailey, Coast Fisheries at 7.00 and 4.90 Connie Davis, Patsy Davis, Helen|cents. The Sadie, Capt. Sandy Anderson, Agnes Tubbs, Tleen Mc- | Stevens, loaded bait and ice for Dermott, Claire Hansena Olson, the fishing banks. Gerald Hill, Shirley Tripp, and Tleen BT Roberts, guest of honor. Hal Moh., academy prize-winning - movie cameraman, began his caree* }/\ STERLING RETURNING s an amateur in San Francisco. - © 1936, King Features Syndicate, Inc., World rights reserved _x ,_6 /0 TO JUNEAU SUNDAY Actor Richard Cromweii is paini- nz an oil portrait of Katherine Hep- | with Stecle by Promoter Nate Drux- geographer, associate statistical Hawley Sterling, Assistant Chief burn ‘STEELE RISKU man’s guarantee of $25,000, plus $1,- UWII serwce meteorologist, $3,200 a year; assi —— - 000 for traunng expenses, largest | ant climatologist, assistant geomo amount ever offered a fighter in phologist, assistant economic geo- 10,1 guars and a possible eorologist, 52600 a year. ) mere if the gate receipts Assistant (textiles) fe- 60,000 1o o males, $2,600 a year. j Commission has announced cpen glogist (virus disease § ‘—-—— = i t ;‘on petitive examinations as fol- v, associate agronom (forage ‘ ' : : L crops), associate geneticist (forage fl It D F ht World’s Championship Me - Inspector of locomotives, $4,000 a crops), $3,200 a year; assistant ave Olle &lg | lee Is to Be Stang F!‘R!flER TUUR year, Interstate Commerce Commis- agronomist (forage crops), $2,600 a Ve in Seattle H sion year, Department of Agriculture Save yourself TIME and MONEY by bringing your ;nultym(;ti\'(- problems to us! We Guarantee Complete Satisfaction! Full information may be obtained 311 Federal and Territorial Criminal research statistician, $3.- (Continued rrom Page Crej) KETCHIKAN. Alaska, July 10.— |800 a year, Bureau of the Census ;:'”“”) Fona sreetel » ' Department of Commerce. ilding 8 | fans whto iike any'48d all kinds of A milion dollor ran grected fho R S _ CONNORS MOTOR CO., Inc., fistic action gnfl those who want t0 . o™ cryjsing on the Victorda, | Veys), various grades, $2,600 to $3,- GIRL BORN BUICK PONTIAC CHEVROLET keep their séats until the jam eases The farmers admitted that “this 800 a year, An 8-pound baby girl was born to e ,up will sitck to the finish of the , i woulq be worth millions back Climatologist, gcomorpholozist, Mrs. D. C. Throndsen at St. Ann's final 'fraces, home. economic geographer, statistical yesterday afternoon at five o'clock SHRYTHING FOB: X VERER DT AR e Want to See Feature The farmers arc from Indiana, meteorologist, $3800 a year; asso- - >oo ‘ b Ao AVAE Then again with a championship Illinois, Tennessee, Michigan and ciate climatologist, associate geo- Rosalind Russell, the actress, has © fight on tap a lot go only to see Jowa morphologist, associate economic written a screen play. SITKA HGT “PRHNGS that battle and don't care to sit - through a Iot of preliminary ac- tion, growing impatient for the bg fuss of the evening Druxman will start the title match not later than 10 o'clock Interest over the coming scrap has reached white heat, and with the crew races over, the sport world now has its eyes focused on the Se- attle fight. Freddie Steele, the greatest ali- around fighter developed in the Pa- cific Northwest in the past two de- cades, has a following never equaled by any other battler to come to the front in this part of the country. His dynamic wallop, boxing ability and modest, likeable personality has won him the backing and the admiration of the entire North- The fishing's really good . and so's the food. And just look at all these ways to wiule away your leisure hours . swimming, canoeing, hiking, boating. All accommodations to suit every taste at exceptionally low rates. Reservations at Alaska Air Transport er Irving Airways . .GRAYBAR. Electric SEWING MACHINES You are always in STYLE when you dress with SIMPLICITY SIMPLICITY SEWING BOOK goes with each machine. Anyone can sew on these machines: Sturdy, simple and reasonably priced. LARGE DISPLAY $50.00 Portables Consoles $70.00 Sold on Easy Pay Plan [ ] Alaska Electric Light & Power Co, JUNEAU 6 DOUGLAS 18 Stayed at His Guns He has waded through seven tough years of battling, overcoming many a handicap that would have stopped any other fighter, to get his crack at a championship of the world, Sickness and injuries have threat- ened time and again to halt the brilllant youngster's career but he overcame them all to reach the top. Risko and Steele have both round- ed into marvelous condition and three more days of tapering off work will set them fit as a fiddle for the gruelling fifteen-round struggle Friday night. Risko and Steele both worked yes- terday, Babe at Edmonds and Steele in Taggma. Bout in Home Town Usually when a young boxer gets a title bout it’s in the home, town of the champion, where he has ev- erything in his favor, or in the comparative coldness of a big box- ing center like New York or Chi- cago. 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