The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 13, 1939, Page 5

iy e AN SELL A ONE !/ SS S SS=S N POLLY AND HER PALS EY'RE A (leveland Wins Over N.Y. Yanks Reds Take Tenth |nning‘\ Victory on Account of Timely Clouting | | f T \omenla The News They're Not What They S THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1939. By CLIFF STERRETT WHAT'S eem S — RAINIERSIN | FORPENNANT | el | | | Flag for First Time in YUH FINDS MAR National League Brooklyn 2; Cincinnati 3. Boston 3; Chicago 8. Philadelphia 3; St. Louis 4. New York-Pittsburgh postponed Chicago 3; Was protested by Washington on um- pire's decision. League President Will Harridge orders it replayed. Cleveland 4; New York 3. St. Louis 1; Philadelphia 9. Detroit 1; Boston 2. hington 2. Game Seattle Wins Coast League| STANDING OF CLUBS (Official to date) Pacific Coast League OU'D FIND MOSTLY CHELORS -+ IN HOUSES RIED OPENERS ! ITALIAN STEAMER STARTS FOR ROME NEW YO«K, Sept. 13.—The Ital- of mail hitherto delayed by the war in Europe. 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By The Daily Alaska Empire and KINY 6 days every week at 12:30 p.m. 9:45 p.m 8:15 a.m. 7:00 p.m. KNOX HATS AMERICA’S FINEST! : Fifteen Years Won Lost et (By Associated Press) v Seattle 99 69 589 Young Ossie Grimes hit a homer Los Angeles 93 kil 547 yesterday afternoon to lead off the| | (By Associated Press) | €an Francisco 91 6 545 tenth inning, giving Cleveland a | The Seattle Rainiers have won |Sacramento 86 84 506 victory over the Yankees and snap- | their first Pacific Coast League pen- | San Diego 82 88 492 ping the champions’ eight - game nant in fifteen years as Hal Turpin, | Hollywood M 93 | 453 As one man to another we respect- winning streak. The homer came | their mound ace, held off the late|Portland 73 92 442 fully doff our hats to KNOX—For at the expense of Lefty Gomez who| BATHING BEAUTIES? Los Angeles Angels' threat to hurl |Oakland 4 96 435 ;‘V"' a ‘:j“"“"'y KNOX, the hatter, went the route You'd be within your rights if you call jiSHyEncy g viftory, 50 the S NRUOOR L s | e e ke Red Sox Beat Tigers | young women are really té‘nlm:[;:‘fav.e-rr‘dat:?;n;o:)}:imr}nk»l:t f?gi’ | son yesterday evening, as both Los Won Lost Pet. America has ever produced. Authen- The crippled Red Sox, opening a rah Palfrey Fabian (li‘fl) and Kay rmers, 5unn.n;’.lhvm- Angeles and San Francisco lost. Cincinnati 9 50 612 tically >.L:vled Cn§unl. hand worked long home stand without Manager selves in Brookline, Mass. o Seattle is now seven games ahead | St. Louis 55 .583 felt that's finer, richer. Subtle oal- Joe Cronin and Jimmy Foxx, of the second-place Los Angeles!Chicago 73 62 541 ors, flawless brims and crowns with strengthened their hold on second | Angels and cannot be headed no | Brooklyn 69 61 531 a new curve. These, gentlemen, are place by defeating the Detrot Tigers matter what the result is of the|New York 65 62 520 KNOX hats. yesterday afternoon behind Denny | | remaining games to be played this| Pittsburgh 60 T 458 Galehouse’s five-hit pitching. | | week, the last week in the league's| Boston 56 12 438 Rookie Gets in Work | | season Philadelphia 41 87 320 Buster McCrabb, rookie, limited J £ 4 American League oty Portland defeated San Francisco the St. Louis Browns to seven hits | l i i it ‘usme; ofiha o 0BIEE Won Lost Pet. i\t:lerdfly afternoon as Philadelphia header but lost the nightcap. The ::;:'”‘:urk < gg :2 Z;; von. SLO] bl .H93 g Seals made eleven errors in the t Washington Loses fame n the WOl ohicago 76 58 567 The White Sox scored twic in the Thwee hit and o costly eror gave] CIveland moa s eighth bt R bl ods | Sacramento a victory over Oakland ol y defeat Washington . last night behind the eight-hit ‘Washington 59 m 434 ¥ Timely Clouting Wins pitching of Wally Hebert | Philadelphia 48 87 356 Bi‘"“;‘ai:: Z\:\td“g:fcli: ;:’C‘::‘:r‘;igi: | *'san Diego took the series opener|St: 1ouis ... 36 9T 21 See the KNOX “Vagabond,” the illy Myer: | fr £ .- p " 0 enabled the Reds to come from be- | FO O | A | NEW TELEPHONE DiRECTORY Fifth Avenue” the new Forest Blends and the many other styles WIFE? hind for a tenth-inning victory over | pjyYER? HOU 3 % JESD. | To be issued Sept. 30 and forms Bt Brooklyn yesterday. , [ n et 4 | GAMES TUESDAY close Sept. 15. For space, listings :}“d _“_"’1“”‘( g !-10 offer o, Steals Home to Win | ot yet. And neither js this No, lawyer—Mus. Helen Winn | Pacific Coast League and changes please * call Juneau hey're different somehow . . . An will stand a world of wear and Al- askan rain. The KNOX label not only makes a hat important but the wearer, too! KNOX FINE HATS may he purchased in Juneau ONLY at BEHRENDS MEN’S SHOP. B. M. Behrends Co. MEN’S SHOP wind-blown miss a farmer's daughter. She's an actress, | Doris Dudley, and she has been taking Jessons in flying in between her performances at a Chicago theater, Huff, of Atlanta, Ga. She was admitted to the bar after three postponements—for the births | of Sanford, eight weeks; Fred- | erick, two (with her here), and Patricia, five, Billy Herman stole home to help‘ Bill Lee score his seventeenth vic- tory yesterday as the Cubs trouced the Boston Bees. Seattle 4; Los Angeles 3. and Douglas Telephone Co. phone ! acramento 11; Oakland 6. 420. g adv. | n Diego 6; Hollywood 2. —_———-—— | San Francisco 4, 10; Portland 14, 8. 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