The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 26, 1939, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1939. POLLY AND HER PALS r 4 e han 1 ponis & game on season N BUT THIS PLACE WOT I'M Jean Deci are the other start- I DON'T SEE TH' \ TAKIN' YUH TO FEATURES and capable reserves include SENSE IN SHOOIN! o LFOREIGN FOO X Ann Sorochety, Bernice Bielaski and OURSELFS < : et it MEM! ¢ : i 'e - they subsequently defeated Trene Gr i, Miss Savona and SIXTEEN BLOCKS &N 7 ) N, B ? X S 2C { e laiadin b M- Banidbiar > miembers. of FER FOOD ! _ AR Aoy 1 TR Syt aee s J Sprgrtpmmed el the Clevelgfid softball champions 2 Sl / 7 : ¢, g : y secutive victories through March of this year. In that winning streak PLAYED 44; LOST 44 the girls have averaged more than GOLDEN, Col. April 26--Cole- 60 points a game while holding their | rado Mine ved 44 Rocky opponents to an average of 18, Moun 1 1 basketball ames | 1e last four seasons— and lost Hefore their one-point defeat, the Filarets had won 47 straight, making their record victories in th D o anization shows 323 victories and 12 defeats, with eight of the 12 To fARolI"A Glnl losses dropped by a single point. The . record includes more than 100 gam- Ray Watson of Juneau and Mary es on the road, and the Filarets | Batchelor of Gafney, South Carolina, have never dropped a road contest. | were married yesterday by U. S. This year's club is built around | Commissioner Felix Gray. Withess- Susie Sponseller and Freda Savona, es were Charles Miller and June KNOWS HOW Lery oDouL [2HOME RUNS |POLISH FILARET S oiirid It Sl | COPS GAME IN = GETS VICTORY GIRL CAGE TEAM IT IS DORE; ~ramy | e OR CLEVELAND WIS T3GAMES BOTH FAIRS it G : Yankees Celebrate En- They Play Championship | o orc Tied ~Sacra- e gagement of Joe Di- (Contests by Using 26-Year-0ld Coach Leads Menfo Gefs Peverae i T Maggio by Winning Boys' Rules Young Team fo National Bt TGS S - | el et B | SAN FRANCISCO WORLD'S FUIR Manager Lefty O'Dou § A. A. U. Basket Title iy P we Campbell Parke’s two hom= Its a long way from washing dishes . AU 6% e liab ‘mieboids T . er: among the cash customers in the for the privilege of playing baskat- gt o il 3 i rig ve ecross five runs by ball championship at boys' rules, s v / _— ; which Cleveland cashed in on Fel- but the Polish Filaret girls made the ler ww-hit wging to scalp the jump in the comparatively shorl vesterday afternocon by space of five years. carried out his own R, April 26.—Youth will be their side when the Denver Nug- ith the ‘bases TonaRa{ ARG e defend their National A. A. U re tied, O'Doul gt -HRnseM - ir X ;x 3 Missouri Valley A. A. U. baske hit. ¥ia connaiton das : 8 153 Lv‘r 1 > ey N I””. .‘-.1;‘\\ |‘:\ on the bill with (:w o1l titles next scason s Ap- piva . tie ) Boa v %l . ¢ kees took, A s8e0 Filaret boys who played in a neigh- The most battle-scarred of the yictory i Tiha p,',‘l 3 t win over the Athletics yes- borhood hall, the girls, organized champions’ starting five is Player- cell ith Bata ! £ terday as they celebrated Joe Di- in 1933 by Roy Van Graflan, Ameri- o least eight national tourn 1 Los Angeles for seven P ) ULy RO OH WA, i 1f 1, is only 26, 1ing out a win 4 x % “ & 4 The v e O (‘r(\] 2. were playir The other starters—Ted Connelley ak Seattle ollywo 4 v VS, WP ind Ralph Bishop at forward, Cen-. at s 1‘] lelup“-\, @ Ay e ated the' Glants the preliminaries and the girls had e b i % § b 4 terday for t fourth win in top billing Chance of a lifetime to circle the United States at low cost ter Bob Gruenig, who led the Mis- were w G by 14 Van Graflar 1 rica on this bargain et, § [ aflan, now an In atio ” i Internation . b A I ke jouri Valley League ring e e i eason, and d Dick W 1 : TUESDAY it ; # /hitey Moore fanned seven men Al League umi Added /& player the World's greatest fairs and good in chair cars and coaches. seem to have several more s acific Coast League g b fternoon to give Cincin- here and there, bringing in the best Los Angeles, the great South- Plan now tn make this great ) fast baskett their leg ramento 11: Los Angeles 9 Nc ene gives Doe Prothro a chance, He's manager of the Phillies. D 5 to 1 victory ov Louis, /Mmaterial from Buffalo, Oleveland west, New Orleans—or almost ¢rip, Ask us for further details. The poker-faced McCracken, for- & g0 5; San Francisco 6, ten| The cx-dentist probably will want (o go back to yanking molars after Brooklyn finally found a combina- and other eastern cities. Consistent- any other place you'd care (0 Rages effective April 28, PR ORIA SRAIDI kit 3 A EHINgs R S DR o o : tion and nipped Boston ly, his team won the city and sec- name — for '(ml_y $90 rail fare, NP S Wi ticnal championship. from any point in the States. STANDARD PULLMAN Go the southern route, return g 41 Around America Roundteip, Maryville, Mo, Teachers star, was ~ Other scheduled games rained out : amed coach at the start of the Vational League ALFRED OTT0 WEDS i MR AL, Flayed the central or northern route, for 851 s, ew Yok 1 38 9 season. He is one mentor Boston 2; Brooklyn 3 lONEE‘Y SIH(K TWO pi" IR'OS In 1 n“»”Fm ets won ‘Il“ example, See twice as much of Plusberth (atreducedrates) » ne gives a “fight talk.” New York 1; Philadelphia 8 o ates title at boys' rules in & E He Gy i il Pittsburgh 3¢ Chicago 5, ¥ ’ LOIS E. CAMEROH tournament at Cleveland, with Siel e says his coaching never goes Pittsburgh 3; Chicago | ! ;s g ) 5 s GEVES DOQFOR S{ORE S'I'RAIGH'I’ | Alfred Ernest Otto and Lois El-|la Walsh, Olympic runner, the key ouinerm s’ ac C L] farther than “just talking thin; Cincinnati 5; St . A len Cameron were married last night player on the club. For folders, reservations, additional information, write B.C. TAY- over at different times with all of Amer ) 4 by U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray.| Miss Walsh organized her own LOR, Gen. Agt., 1405 Fourth Ave., Seattle, Wn.; or C-GI:’:J;O:- us giving ideas Washington 5; Boston 6. u ) B ; L b s that] Chifega ¢ Clevalad TQU;{R{Y WEN WENS YESTERDAY The Juneau couple was attend team in Cleveland this year, only to Conadian Gen, At 619 Hows it Vansowuer, BE.; ot I, A- way than if I give them that ‘in- Philadelphia 4; New York 8 Mrs. Milo Peterson and Joe Tyler. ses them go down to defeat before | ; i spiration’ stuff. They'd probably St. Louis 7; Detroit 2. - . | laugh at me. viet Kl - McCracken's fellow players con- STANDING OF CLUBS Stewart Is Mon ey Taker o WATkel . Rt g . f T : G R A /e st ot before in their lives WoR: . Lost, . Py \ Grocery and Independents ~ T ifferenc cramento 440 | dicaps, last night Oakland 9 b bocptage sy S il 2 i ©/ Last night’s tallies are as follows: [] San Diego f 391 vidual competition of K a5 George Bros. i ; ? r! ar Portland O P P . " rtfert a “ : o K | : 5 nia Grocery. National League plosig the s - Judsor 168 146 Won Lost Pet. | play on the lod N f v Burke 167 200 sk s i ; Chicago 800 art and Irvin up tied s ea SOUTH BEND, Ind., April 26—A Cincinnati - 750 | up at 561 i Snthia but Ste ,,‘, i Totals 520 548 495 . | tre Dame tackle puts in an early Boston F 1| a s " = ERPPARE Tl A | i i ° V) claim for next fall's biggest-player New York g L e e o ! Here 1S Here S YOUR nomination. He's Bill Ford, a fresh- | Philadelphia 3 3 50011 Beie el A s Ber 1]:: P man candidate. St. Louis 3 400) order of the 8 3 I night anr 141 141 141 -4 Ford is so big that no uniform Brooklyn 3 Y ou R c could be found for him as the Ram- Pittsburgh : 10T} ihla ovalig g 450 479 454 blers opened spring training recently American League s ation 2 % P with 187 prospects—enough for 17 Won Lost Pctd Rac o ; ; 7 s . ] unpiet teat-sepieting fo Oosch N, Tork » i I i » High School | & Secretaria 833 | Hendricks 5 7— 499 Craige 35 Y Elmer Layden, Detroit 3 571 ;vll‘wlrl:';:,'yk 11»;»: :f.‘)l ‘A,VITY (l::‘m:u'[ iin ‘12'1; 1‘:11 7 Ford weighs 325 and stands 6 Cleveland 2 600 | Redman 91 164 157—512 Tucker 121 124 119 36 i et 1 ® 1 4 1 feet 5. He wears a size 14 shoe, an Bost 3 r 500 | e 3 482 5 2N - ke e, c PR e 1 M e T T Education! ourse! 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