The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 14, 1941, Page 8

r 8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JUNE |4 1941. "EAGLES DA NCE boig WINNER OF IN EAGLES HALL — DOUGLAS FIRST HALF PUBLIC INVITED Islanders Take Game Last Put On Your HiDe-Ho Clothes . . . : % AND HAVE THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE! Night from Elks-New Schedule Sunday After the Eagles Dance 2l Score Last Night DON'T MISS THE FUN AT THE WINNEIUN SEALS' TILT One of Oddest Double- headers of Season Is Played Laft Night (By ASSOCIATED PRESS) The Seattle Rainiers finaliy won | a game in the series with the San| O Douglas ' 11; Elks 2. 9 Francisco Seals, slamming out five| Score By Innings | 1 X | [ §] ( LA S IRNN consecutive singles in the seventh| 1234567 LBV it innin last nizht to overcome ‘the |Douglas 3030401 11 Seals by a 1 to 0 lead and putting |Elks 0000020 2 the score at 3 to 1. Scarsella tripled | i e ni | in the ninth inning to drive in the The visiting Douglas Red Coats fourtk 5 Snc:;\::nw gave Hollywood a closed up the first half of the Gasti- vallopi as ight. Friets ineau Channel League schedule tight- dousle walloping last night. Frietas|, ©y, 1"y "defense strike last night pitched the first game to a shutout == | allowing only eight hits. Kleinke gave ”Ik”‘,“-‘ “’"f“""l‘ ";; C;i':' S";‘;"‘x Stars only seven hits in. the e Y b e ighions. the Islanders hit Koski for a total Three San Diego pitchers finally of 14 hits as he sent them down managed to beat Oakland last night | 1€ gr00Ve. | with the aid of a four-run flurry in| The victory was the fourth con-{ the eighth inning after trailing |secutive win for the Island nine and that tar. the one game necessary to cancel . Portiand won one game lasts mgm the two remaining rained-out‘forays’ > first half, and start the sec-| but lost the second one of ti - |1 the first half, . e gy doubleh&dershe “The|ond slate clean, but with the Red first game was a normal one. 'rhclc"““ holding the plaque for \\'inning second game was a one-inning play- |the schedule so far. Sunday the second period of lhe off of the game halted by failure of | —\Lhe lights last April 6. League schedule will start with the Moose meeting the Elks at 6 o'clock on the Firemen's Ball park Elks Swamped at Start s“m: ?f‘csslofiafiam‘:’l_‘ The Islanders played not at the' San Diego 6; Oakland 4. ‘m-s: part of the fray as they stepped Sacramento 4, 2; Hollywood 0, 1_“0 the -plate to take three hits gnd Portland 5, 4; Los Angeles 2, 5. three runs, from Koski in the first National League {half of the first frame. Culbertson St. Louis 1; Brooklyn 0. |tock first on a single, Erskine was American l;ea‘ue | walked and they came up Rusty No games scheduled. Rustad. Rustad connected with a Gastineau Channel League double and in came Culbertson. 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JOHNSON PHONE 17 STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS while Andy Andrews was being put TONIGHT ... AND EVERY NIGHT WE GREET YCU AT THE Tacllio Comn Leaiee sout. | made it safely to first. = Won Lost _Pet.| yntil the sixth the Elks had only| stragier's error cost the Douglas| “The Bright Spot on the Channel® cocramenty | on Lost P = ‘., ODE man to make first base that be- the two runs piled up against =—'|IIIIII|IIIIIIIIIllllllll|IllllIIlllllullllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINI|!|lIIIIIINllIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII"HIIIlllllllllllllli.m San Diego 31 81 3 ing Lewis who made It on a Douglas|them, tor Lews stepped up for 2| sl |error. No more than three Elks had double to bring in Taguchi. Jensen | B 7 R i T AN TR T e IS-IZI;]Y';inood g: gg ‘::: been to bat in any inning, no hits gettled down to scme strike-outs at | | 4 4 Dad they taken from Jensen. this stage of the game and finally o : There IS NG Substuule fO' SI lou's Is :‘0’:"“““‘11 ;g 36 446 pyt (he Douglas were adamant in‘closed out the batters with his third | L e, S o 426 their scoring. taking a breather be- | strike-out. Jensen fanned three men L Oakland 27 39 sing (tween innings where they shoved up! ave three hits in the frame. | National ‘;,‘“’“' ‘markers Again, in the third, as in g e One More Score Idcr ver {86 o Son Lost Pebltne first, the Red Coats piled up| The Elks were hopelessly sunk at| | Brooklyn 34 18 ‘654 three runs as Erskine smashed out the beginning of the seventh with | cne of the longest hits of the sea- the score standing 10 to 2, but the son and one which ground rules Jglanders still were not satisfied. | New York 28 25 Dod er (Iub gi:cinnau ;Z i 409 called a homer when the ball whis- Stragier took first on Koski’s error i 21" A1 eq over the cars in left field and and then came in for the run when | Newspaper Advert ’l‘-h(“v l!)flk ‘g’o?;:’:mh f‘; g? ;f: struck tho fence behind. Rustad willey took another single from | * Philadelpt 16 94 ook a walk and came in on Andy Koski. In the last half of the canto,| Exh|bmon Game Playe | i 33 327 Andrews’ single. Jensen made the Jensen walked his only man as Hal- | i on |third score for the canto after tak-'lie Rice made the bag for the first Won Lost alike--- by Cleveland, Cincinnafi |cewna " Pet.ling a one-base hit from Koski and time in his baseball career, but he1 -643 coming in on Andy's single. got no further as Koski grounded out | Rice cf ... Koski p . Totals y Stolen bases, Willey 2, Culbertson, Erskine, Roller, Rice, double play, Lewis to Ellenberg; two base hits, Niemi, Stragier, Tugachi, Lewis; home runs, Erskine, Jensen; bases on balls, off Jensen 1; struck out, by Jensen 10, by Koski 2; passed balls, Reischl 4; umpires, Keaton at the plate, Shepard on the game, one hour, 25 minutes. | bases; scorer, Gaffney; time of BUY DEFENSE STAMPS off Koski 4;| Mine Sirike Slluahon At Fairbanks Still Not Changed; No Parieys FAIRBANKS, Alaska, June 14— Negotiations between the CIO lo- cal union of miners and the United States Smelting, Refining and Min- ing Company over the strike situa- tion, is at a standstill. No confer- ences were arranged yesterday and {no new parleys seem to be planned. SSELLITTRNINY iy BUY DEF’ENSL BONDS Look Here, Folks!? OPEN ALL NIGHT Percy Has Thrown the Key Away!? It's in the Channel ~— OPEN ALL NIGHT-Every Night! PERCY’S CAFE PHONE 94 | New York 30 22 577 Jensen Over Fence for threc-away and ended the ball| RBYT af Home of Baseball B T M S8 Sucond homer of the game Wis ame. i | = 34 2 28 38 ripped out of the park as Mark Jen- (By ASSOCIATED PRESS) Detroit 2% 25 537|sen stepped up to the plate to send | In the only game played yester- | Philadelphia 2 28 2/a hot one over the fence into center BOX SCORE look very much alike but the day in the two major leagues, St.|St. Louis 17 -8 340! field, Andrews took first on a walk Douglas ‘ that you rec ter you h Louis increased the lead in the Na- Wfl:h.inflwn 17 36 321'and made a run when Niemi dou- | AB R H E} jort, 3 1 tional pennant race to three games | Gastineau Channel League bled. Then Niemi added to the score| Wiley ¢ ) e S ) R SO R ¥ Gsum: with a shutout of Brooklyn on south- | (Final—1st Half) by taking his run when Stragier Culbertson rf ot e A re ''company conscious’ paw Max Lanier’s four hit pitching.; Won Lost Pct.lconnected with a hard hit double.|Erskine, If 4 2 1 0 bv\l y and reputation of the com- Wyatt also held the St. Louis bunch | Douglas 8 3 .769 Stragier brought in the fourth run|Rustad ss 3 3.3 1 BRI BRCH o el polich to four hits and scoreless except in|Moose 6 5 546/ of the frame on Willey's single,|Jensen p St (e R pany bac: their policies. the third inning, Elks 2 8 200 making the canto record stand at'Andrews 1b i i () Exhibition Game —eo—— four hits and four runs from Koski'Roller 2b 4.°007 00 Meanwhile, at Copperstown, New| Much of the Honduras mahogany|—two doubles, one homer and onec|Niemi ef .. 4 1 1 [J &ll(!tt!’@k Agene) York, the home of baseball, Cleve-|used for furniture really comes single. Stragier 3b . 4 2 1 1 £ land beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 in an ex- | from Brazil. ‘ Mark Jensen was holding the Elk- - - = = Seward Street hibition game in memory of Abner e men down and the batters couldnt| Totals B 1 14 3 PHONE 249 Doubleday. tell if the balls were coming up or | —_——— - The Dally Almika Exbire b m‘!g(inz down, until Shavcg chski Flks | iargest paid circulation of any Al-|geon0d up to the plate in the sixth' AR ‘R R B Bubscribe v ‘the Daily Alasks’aska newspaper. to take the first hit from Jensen | euchi 30 3 1 1 o BN |and start a hiting, scoring spree that | fenr ot 1 it ended soon enough, but piled up Enenb? 2b 3 i w T H E three hits and two runs against th"‘Salour: gr! 3 g g 001 i otherwise faultless record of the | NEW' loNGER, ”Ew { Douglas huiler. ge:schl » oY L) 1\ ( Sun Blinds Culbertson Nellsen 12 o Sl s L usv R'D'“G SPR'NGS Then Kqski was on first and Ta- guchi stepped up for his turn. 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