The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 20, 1940, Page 5

SEATTLE IN UPRISING IN 'LAST INNING Los Angeles Is Blanked in, 2 Games-San Diego Has Slim Hold (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) Whitey Hilcher, Portland right- hander, was beaten out of the sec: ond game of a doubleheader Sun- day by the sudden uprising in the seventh, final inning, that netted three runs and a victory for the Rainiers, Portland won the first game. Seattle’s comeback in the nighteap gave the Rainiers the series by 4 to 3. It was the second time during the series that Hil- cher has been driven from the mound in a final inning. Doubicheader Blank Oakland blanked Los Angeles at both ends of a doubleheader Sua- day to capture the series 5 to 2. Stanley Corbett pitched his second victory of the week in the opener. Has Narrow Lead San Diego's hold on iirst place in the Pacific Coast League Wwas shaved to half a game as the Pa- dres divided a doubleheader Sun- day with Sacramento. Tony Frei- tas continued his jinx over the Padres in the seven-inning night- cap with a shutout. Win Doubleheader The Hollywood Stars won their st doubleheader of the season Sunday before 10,000 spectators in San Francisco to take the odd game of the week’s series. GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League Portland 5, 2; Seattle 3, 3. Los Angeles 0, 0; Oakland 4, 3. Sacramento 3, 3; San Diego 11, 0. San Fr: co 9, 2; Hollywood 11, 3 ionai Brooklyn League Chicago ; 6, innings St. Louis 6; New York 5. Pittsburgh 5; Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati 8; Boston 4. American ieague New York 1; Cleveland 5. Philadelphia 4; St. Louis 10. Washington Chicago 10, Gastineau Channel League Eks-Douglas, rained out. in ten GAMES ! Pacific Coast League San Diego 3; Sacramento 1. Oakland 8; Los Angeles 1. Portland 9; Seattle 4. Hollywood 8; Sacramento 3. National League Chicago 4; New York 6. St. Louis 6; Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh 5; Boston 15. Cincinnati 3; Philadelphia 8. | American League | Philadelphia 6; Detroit 8. | Washington 3; Cleveland 2. | New York 3; Chicago 0. | | STANDING OF THE CLUBS | Pacific Coast League | Lost Pct. i 21 580 : 569 533 510 490 451 438 422 League ‘ Won Lost Pct. 18 6 150 i 696 | 15 12 556 13 11 542 10 12 455 10 16 385 Boston 7 15 318 Pittsburgh 6 16 213 American League Won Lost 18 6 16 9 13 11 12 14 1 14 10 13 San Diego Oakland | Seattle Hollywood { San Francisco ! Sacramento Los Angeles | Portland National Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago New York ! Philadelphia St. Louis . Pet. 750 640 542 462 440 436 360 375 ' Boston | Cleveland | Detroit | Washington Philadelphia St. Louis New York 9 16 ! Chicago 9 16 4 Gastineau Channel League Won Lost Pct. | 2 0 1.000 | 1 2 0 1 - D Moose Douglas Elks - STARTS FIGHT | CHICAGO, Iil,, May 20.—In a gun fight, three pickews were shot and wounded and two milk trucks were damaged as a new milk strike was | introduced in Illinois. Fighting broke out near ere State Policeman Paul Sams, | | | | {w | milk shipped from Wisconsin i | Sams said he and a fellow of-| ficer were overpowered but later | first postponed game, held over from | |they exchanged shots with cars of | | pickets. - | organizations such as Fascist and| | religious groups. | | PESSSUSSSSSSSSSSSS SRS S S S S S S S s S | i FIRST CLASS PIANO TUNING | H. J. BAKER, Baranof Hotel ‘ BAKER PIANO CO., SEATTLE | WORK GUARANTEED S i “You'll Always Be Glad that You Bought a G-El” B | Admiraity THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY,'MAY! Gigantic May WHITE SALE CANNON and PEQUOT Sheets - Towels - Pillow Cases THRILLING SAVINGS . .. GREAT REDUCTIONS . . . Our entire stock of the world'’s finest CANNON and PEQUOT SHEETS, TOWELS and PILLOW CASES at DRASTIC REDUCTIONS. Save up to 35¢ on each sheet and 15 to 25¢ on THREE DAYS ONLY! 32-POUND KING CAUGHT SUNDAY MARMION ISLAND Including a 32 pounder in their day's catch, the Juneau Sports Fish- ing club chalked up nine marks yes- terday for king salmon caught off Marmion Island Six members of the club were on board the Wanderer Sunday when 1t left for the mouth of Gastineau Channel and the path of the salmon run, Tom Harriet Jr, landed the day’s record catch, a 32 pound kinz that outweighed each of the other eight kings by at least 20 pounds June Lynch, Cal 'Larsson and | George Larsson each netted 12 pound kings and Terry Crondahl and Gus Erickson landed 10 pounders. Both Erickson and Cal Larsson added tc their initial catches, Erickson bring- ing two more, wone weighinng eight pounds and the other 13. Larsson’. second fish weighed 10 pounds Reports from the fishermen indi- cate that the king run is beginning to coms strong. Several boats werc fishing at both Marmion Island and Ponit Bishop. All fishermen came back with catches. ELDONDALY | VISITS HERE Eldon J. Da President of the Ketchikan Spruce Mills and Fair- banks Lumber Supply Company, ar- 333 vived in Juneau from Fairbanks Sai- | wrday, coming here on the PAA El- v ect | Daly has been in the interior city | month. He spends some time each year in Fairbanks. Daly left aboard the Yukon thi afternoon for his home town. Whiie here he was a guest at the Barano!. | Game'foliighl Unless the weather plays further Vola, | tricks on the Elks’ ball club, which | not build: |has been rained out for three con- | aid 500 pickets gathered to halt | secutive times, the rainy team will | will never suffer meet the Moose at Fireman's Ball Park at 6:30 tonight to play off their May 12. So far in the season the Elks have played only one game, that with | Most Ttalian theatres are owned by | Douglas when the Islanders beat | them 7 to 6. Final reports on the game can be obtained by calling the Elks’ Club after 4:30. -~se LONDON, May 20.—The British announces the British destroyer Whitely has been damaged by German bombers and has been beached. No other particulars are given out, HELP T0 RUGS A GENERAL ELECTRIC VACCUM CLEANER makes your rugs last. Jonger by of dirt. pickng up all three types Only a cleaner with a revolving brush that actually SWEEPS can remove CLINGING LITTER, SURFACE DUST and DEEPLY-IMBEDDED GRIT. There is a GENERAL ELECTRIC CLEANER for every purse and purpose, and you can buy a G-E BRUSH-TYPE ELECTRIC CLEAN- ER for as little as . . - $31.95 Trade Ins -- Easy Terms ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT and POWER CO. PHONE 616 FELLER IN 600D FORM ON SUNDAY Browns Win Game Over Athletics - Brooklyn Loses in Tenth (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) Bob Feller had control Sunday, pitching four-hit ball, striking out six and walking only one as Cleve- land defeated the Yankees in the} first game of a series of three games. The game was played be- fore 27,000 spectators. The score | was 5 to 1. Scoring four runs in the first in- | ning Sunday on only one hit, start-| ed the St. Louis Browns off to a| victory over the Athletics. The hit was grouped with four walks, two| errors, a double steal and a long fly. The Browns won 10 to 4. The Senators clouted three White | Sox pitchers for 19 hits Sunday | to win 12 to 10. | Ben Warren's ninth inning single | with the bases loaded, iwo out, and the score tied, gave Philadel- phia a victory over the Pirates Sunday 6 to 5 5. The Chicago Cubs spotted Brook- lyn five runs Sunday, then came back to score a victory on Rip | Russell's homer with a mate aboard |in the tenth to win 7 to 6. e—— Hifler et al, Not Reg. FACE AND BATH Reg HAND TOWELS Reg. WASH CLOTHS Reg. Stuff Really Old | (Continued from Page One) | AND THAT'S NOT ALL | But wait. Go back more than 200 | years, to 1670, and hear what Father | Francesco Lana had to say about |an airplane which Iv. invented, but | which, because of poverty, he could “It be thought that God this invention to take effect, because of the many | consequences which may disturb the civih governments of men. For who sees not that no city can pe secure against attack, pince our| ship may at any time be placed directly over it and descending down, may discharge soldiers. The | same would happen to prlvaw{ . -4 |houses or ships at sea. And this | they may do not only to ships but! to great buildings, castles, cities,| § may with such security that they which cast these things down from |a great height out of gunshot (‘an»! |not on the other side be offended | by those below.” And that's not all: 170 years | before that, old Leonardo da Vinci, {drew marvelous plans for a sub- marine, and in his notes this reason for not making his in- vention public: o b an armance mavy | North Sea Prevented from Unloading Due to Salmon Dispute |under water; how and why I do |not describe my method of re- KETCHIKAN, Alaska, May 20.— | Enforcing a strike against the sal- maining under water for as long mon industry announced Friday, a time as I can remain without | tood; and this I do not publish or| |divulge on account of the evil {nature of men who would prac- tice assassination at the bottom of | . TN 7 3 T pickets of the Alaska Salmon Purse :’:::“_"cdl‘;“zzt h';::(":‘ ;:“; s};:::;hl"‘; Seiners and the Cannary Workers 2 Auxiliary this morning prevented {them together with the crews who the Northland Transportation Com- are in them. i pany steamer North Sea from dis- So you see if there's anylhing|.o.oing ap the Ketchikan Packing new upder Mars, Hitler et al.|gompany Beegle Packing Company |and Alaska Pacific Salmon Com- pany docks. A delegate of the Sailors Union of | the Pacific said the crew wouldn't [didn't think of it first, e e, handle the cargo against the picket- | eers . Seiners are asking 10 cents for w‘ enne y“)ixlks. 13 for chums, 26 for cohoes and 40 for reds, An incerase of 10 cents an hour for hourly cannery workers and an increase of $20 per hlmina,gave an audience todsy to| "orL o monihly cannery work- ;t"l‘:’l:::i:r:mi“:f:‘;z:“gfi:fl:fl'r | reds the union demands is 12'% cents | suggested early in the present war, ove:se pricf m&yea' were discussed, also other matters | relative to the present muddled Eu- | ropean situation. — e Al Sherman, formerly a fisher- McCARTHY ENDORSED |man in. Southeast Alaska, then Anchorage White Republicans | printer in Anchorage, conducting }have unanimously endorsed J. J. the Anchorage Press, job plant, McCarthy as delegate to the Re- died recently in San Francisco. He | publican National Convention at|was founder of the Alaska Fish- ) Philadelphia., 'ing News at Ketchikan. | | AL SHERMAN IS DEAD OH,POLLY/ ITS AN HOLR. 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All proceeds from the show will 20 towards the maintenance of the summer camp at Eagle River. >ee SCHOLARSHIP GOES 10 JACKSON; PHIPPS | AWARD ANNOUNCED Richard Jackson, senior student| in the Juneau High School, was announced winner of the Phipps Scholarship at the Commencement Monday, May 13. The scholarship is awarded annually by the Uni- versity of Alaska through the gen- ‘erosny of Margaret R. Phipps of | Denver, Colo., and provides for | | prize of $600 to be paid to the| | student in four annual installments | | of 8150 each. Mr. Jackson isaward- | | ed this scholarship as the result of a competitive examination held PA DOESN'T KNOW 1T, BUT MA'S AWAY | AND IM | COOKING IT. | | Government, Hotel. [ - 31x108 Reg.2. 33 2.00 72x 108 Reg.2.25 PILLOW CASES REG. 50c 35¢ EACH IL 6 P. M. 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