The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 15, 1939, Page 5

SEALS TAKE TWO GAMES LAST NIGHT Hang fo Second Spot as = Rainiers, Angels Washed Out (By As The San Fre second place in the League by takir from Portland Seattle-Los Angels rained out San Die chance of getting off when Hollywood s tery as Johnny Bittner chal his fourteenth victory of the son Oakland defeated Sacramento last night by a single score after a hot game. ciated l'll\ ) GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Ccast League Rain at Seattle postponed game with Los Angeles. Sacramento 7; Oakland 8. San Diego 2; Hollywood 7. San Francisco 18, 4; Portland 2, 3 National League Brooklyn 3, 8; Pittsburgh, Boston 3; St. Louis 6. Philadelphia 1, 2; Chicago 13, 5. New York 5, 3; Cincinnati 8, 9 L 3¢ 9 (N'”iere is only one LIFETIME PEN SH EAFFERS Identify it by the _ WHITE DOT sea- | Boston 56 | chicago 59 American League Chicago 2; Philadelphia 4, innin C\\<l1l\(] 8; Boston 7. Detroit 6; New York 1. St. Louis 1; Washington 5. TANDING OF CLUBS (Official to date) Pacific Coast League Won Lost | Seattle 69 San Francisco 6 u)s Angeles 8 85 90 93 Oakland 5 96 Portland 3 94 National League Lost Cincinnati 2 50 Louis 9 55 Chicago 62 Brooklyn ’| New York Pittsburgh Boston Philadelphia b . American League Lost New York 96 41 Cleveland E 61 Detroit 65 ‘Washington 9 Philadelphia a8 St. Louis 98 - Elsie Blythe Honored With Lunch Yesterday In compliment to her daughter, Elsie Blythe, Mrs. W. C. Jensen was hostess yesterdy with a lunch-| eon at her apartments on Sixth nnd Franklin Streets. Guests for the occasion were Mesdames Mildred Hill, Robert Coughlin, and Misses Blanche Thor- gerson, Margaret Kiloh, Chede Paul, Geraldine Feero, alerie Pearce and | petite Joan Kay Blythe. | Mrs. Blythe will sail south tomor- \ row for a wto months’ vacation spenl at Seame and Mount ernon. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 15, 1939. D&ily Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Slight shike Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 16. 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Syllable used In college cheers Crafty Four the back- bone combustion ;Newsome's Fiery Ball Beafs Yanks {Reds Sweep Doublehead- { er from Giants-Cubs Win Twin Contest (By Associated Press) Big Buck Newsome, Detroit fire- brand, handed the champions their third consecutive defeat yesterday with a 6-hit pitching performance and shutting them out for eight innings. | Perfect Day at Bat Outfielder Bruce Campbell topped a perfect day at the bat yesterday by scoring the run that gave Cleve- | land a victory over the Boston Red Sox. 1 Homer in Tenth Wins | RUBBER FOOTWEAR For The Whole Family BEHRENDS this year as in the past is HEAD- QUARTERS for all your rubber footwear. From, infants to adults we have just the types and styles you want. Featuring rubbers and galosh- es made by UNITED STATES RUBBER CO., foremost manufacturers of all rubber footwear. “They wear longer — they fit better — they’re priced right.” GAYTEES STURDY 1 .50—2.95 MEN'S RUBBERS New Gaytees the ladies love. Zipper medels or snaps, black, | Dee M tenth inning homer | | with one aboard and also the gilt-| | edge pitching by Nelson Potter gave the Athletics a victory yes-| | terday over the White Sox. | Reds Get Twin Games 1L.35 Sterm, clog, and Richmond models. Extra strong rein- forcements at all points of wear. Snug-fitting, light- weight. white or brown. There’s style and protection in each pair. Ladies’ Rubbers 1.10 the bell for the tenth round Marshalling 13 hits in each game, the Reds swept a doubleheader from the Giants to expand their | winning streak to five games and |lead over the Cardinals to four| games Davis Wins for Cards Silent Curt Davis hurled 21st victory yesterday to give t Cardinals a win over the Boston bunch Cubs Take Two Games | The Chicago Cubs swept both |ends of a doubleheader yesterday {from the Phillies, | Dodgers, Pirates Split The Dodgers split a twin game | with the Pirates winning their first victory in four games in their final western swing. 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