The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 4, 1939, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 1939. POLLY AND HER PALS By CLIFF STERRETT CAN'T SEE WHY ARITHMETIC COMES T' YUH SO DERN DIFFICULT! NOW JESS COME ALONG AN' LISSEN CLOSE WHILE ME AN' MA NOW MA IF You HAD TWO DOLLARS AN' 1 GIVE YuH FIVE* DOLLARS MORE , WOT WOULD BATS OUT A BIT YUH HAVE S SACRAMENTO | SOLONS WIN P. C. PLAYOFF Defeat Los Angeles Angels in Series - Prize Is $5,000 LOS ANGELES, Cal,, Oct. 4—The Sacramento Solons, fourth place during the regular season of the| Pacific Coast League, has won the| President’s playoff by defeating the second place Los Angeles Angels. The fina xth game was played | last night, Sacramento winning by the score of 8 tc 0, | Big Tom Seats held the Angels to| three hits. | The victory nets the Sacramento 1Jub $5,000 prize money. | BRUSHINGC UP_Football time at Cornell university in Ithaca, N. Y., finds Capt. Vincent Eichler (left) and Whit Baker, another backfield ace of the Cornell eleven, trying to show how w® | made a spectacular stop. Myers | grounded out hotly to Crossettl. No runs, no hits, no errors, none | left on base. | YANKS—Dahlgren fanned, swing- ing. Ruffing fanned on called strikes. This was the seventh Der- ringer strikeout. Crossetti ground- ed out to Werber. No runs, no hits, no errors, none | left on base. NINTH INNING REDS—Derringer grounded out to Ruffing. Werber grounded out to Crossetti. Frey flied out to Keller. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base. | YANKS—Rolfe grounded out to McCormick. Keller tripled to right | center field, his hot liner bouncing | off Goodman’s glove. DiMaggio was | purposely walked. Dickey singled | over second base, scoring Keller { with the winning run. One run, two hits, no errors, two left on bases. 'HILDRE GIRLS CALLED SOUTH they hope to sweep the season clean. ~ | HANNAIS RELEASED | Manager of Los Angeles| Angels Let Out Affer | Fifteen Years LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 4.—| Manager Truck Hanna has been un- | conditionally released by the Pacific Ccast League Los Angeles Angels. Hanna s, been with the Angels for the past 15 years. The management of the club, ini| an official statement, said the re-| lease is the result of the “policy of the club to make changes now and then.” TomSeals | Is Drafted Bry_ Detroit NEW YORK, Oct. 4—Tom Seats, of the Sacramento club, Pacific Coast. League, has been called up fr the minors by the Detroit Ti- gers. Pauli;e Meslr;al | Given_ngh Grade Pauline Mestrezat, of Juneau, who is now @ freshman at Willa- | mette University in Salem, Ore is one of 22 students of the fresh- | man class to be exempted from taking English because of an un- usually high grade made in the entrance examination, Dr. Helen Pearce of the university English | department announces. The examination, which includes grammar and theme writing, is given all new students of the first year and only those showing ex- ceptional ability in the subject are put on the exempt list. Other students of the class are placed | in English divisions according to| their needs as shown by the ex-| amination. As a result of her achievement, Miss Mestrezat will be. permitted | to select a course of her own choos- | ing in place of English. Willamette University, oldest uni- versity west of the Mississippi, has | has an enrollment exceeding 800 |J and is situated in the fertile Wil- lamette Valley. e, | Empire Want Ad: ing Results. BOWEL | FOR EEDALTH PLEASURE AT THE BRUNSWICK Completely Refinished KOSKI IS BEST PINSTER; HITS TALLY OF 552 “Shavey” Koski was the number one bowler at the Brunswick last night with a 552 to lead his Home Grocers to a two to one win over| the Case Lotters. The New Alaskan Hotel trio also won two of three from the Drug- gists, with generally low scores. Tonight, Irving's Market rol the Cosmopolitans and Piggly Wiy gly rolls Broadway Cab, while to-| morrow, Perey’s rolls Brunswick and Rainier Beer rolls Barber Shop Trio. Last night's scores are as fol- lows: Hcme Grocery Hermle 156 139 83— 378 | Koski 178 169 205— 552 Thibodeau 137 190 126— 453 Tolals 471 498 414--1383 Case Lot Druliner 168 130 162— 460 Craig 113 111 146— 370 Yaceko 116 133 178— 427 Totals 397 374 4861257 New Alaskan Hotel Guazon 141 184 165— 490 Frank Nelson 125 125 137— 387 Ragudos 136 192 198— 526 Totals 402 501 500—1403 The Druggists Ferguson 154 127 152— 433 Weand 153 134 138— 425 McIver 104 113 144— 361 Totals 411 374 434—1219 e — RALPH BRYAN IS VISITING JUNEAU Ralph R. Bryan, for three years Production Manager of radio sta- tion KGMB in Honolulu, arrived on the North Coast and is visiting Juneau. Mr. Bryan has complet- ed a several months’ tour of the States and is now seeing this sec- tion of Alaska under the guidance of Harry Long of KINY. e R Try an Empire ad. | left on base. | e Called south because of the ill- Miss Helen and Miss Louise Hildre will: leave tumorrow morning on | the Princess Louise. Mr. Hildre, accompanied by his | wife, went south several days ago corner, Gordon scoring, beating the | for medical treatment and has relay to the plate as Lombardi been confined in the Marine Hos- leaped for the throw-in. Ruffing | Pital since his arrival in Seat- flied out to McCormick. Crossetti tle. One run, two hits, no errors, one left on base. SIXTH INNING ZURICH, Oct. 4. — The Govern- REDS—Derringer grounded out to | ment today cancelled all army leaves Crossetti. Werber flied out to Sel- and strengthened all border fortifi- kirk. It was in deep left field. Frey | cations as the result of reports of flied out to DiMaggio in deep right| new German concentrations in the center field. | neighborhood of the frontier be- No runs, no hits, no errors, none | tween Basle and Schaffrausen and left on base. alse in the Vorarlberg area. YANKS—Rolfe flied to Craft in deep center field. Keller out, Mc-| Cormick to Derringer after McCor- mick momentarily fumbled. DiMag- | gio grounded out to Myers. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base. SEVENTH INNING REDS--Goodman grounded out to Rolfe. McCormick grounded out to PLAY BY PLAY (Continued from Page One) Crosetti. Lombardi fouled out to Dahlgren. No runs, no hits, no errors, none YANKS Dickey popped out to Frey. Selkirk lined out to Good- man. Gordon fanned, swinging. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base. | EIGHTH INNING 1 REDS—Craft popped out to Rolfe. Berger grounded out to Gordon who | — Braised Breast of Veal & Mushrooms Baranof Tomorrow | | % Sy L 4 Anytime You're Hungry Day or Night THE ROYAL CAFE Is the Place fo Eat! | WHAT'S INSIDE? Fire never destroys a house without burning up what's inside of it tects the building. To protest your household possessions against loss or damage by fire, you need Residence Contents Insurance. cests surprisingly little. ® SHATTUCK AGENCY TELEPHONE 249 Office—New York Life OO (@) WHAT YOU \ © s, o, M. 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She spent a day here visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Boettiger. ————— HART RETURNS Traveling man Oscar Hart has |returned ‘to his headquarters here and is back at the Baranof Hotel. ORDER EARLY AND GET YOURS These cards are designed with the sole purpose of making it possible for you fo select a Christmas Greeting Card that will express your personality exactly as though it had been created for your exclusive use. SEE THEM AT THE EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY Exradifion Turned Down SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. 4 Governor Olsen has refused the re- quest of Missouri authorities 0 extradite a fugitive who went| straight. | The fugitive is Charles Asta. He escaped from the Missouri State Penitentiary in 1912 when he had eighteen months of his term re- maining. Governor Olson declared that Asta Asta back to prison. | —rr LAST RITES HELD | forces. FOR (MRK (H“_D Rogers said the men of the C dian War Supply Board will no recommendations on commissic -/ and promotions. The Defense Min- year-old daughter of Jacob Clark, ister gqded that the rule against Last rites for Flora, Clark, two- were held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the chapel of the Charles W. Carter Mortuary. The eulogy was delivered by the Rev. David Waggoner. Interment was in the family plot of Evergreen Cemetery. FOREST SERVICE MAN TO SPEAK AT (HAMBER MEETING Oscar M. Wold, Forest Service Reglonal Piscal Officer from Mis- | soula, Montana, will speak at to- merrow's luncheon meeting of the | Juneau Chamber of Commerce at | the ‘Baranof Hotel. Wold is here ‘w make an audit of books of the Alaska region | AllSizes, Shapes, Colors..... NO POLITICS T0 Defense has rehabilitated himself and be-| political preference or per: come a useful citizen. 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