The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 19, 1941, Page 8

—first, Pat McAlister. p Io . , 12-14 years, free style race colupens, | Girls, 12-14 years, free style race !»-»nm. Dorothy Thibodeau; sec- | Boys, 10-12 years, free style race first, Bob Pasquain; = second, Dea ‘ —first, Ted Holtz; second, Herbert | —Pirst, Dennis Hol cond, Dick [ » : = ~~Jmmm—. “third, “ Jack Connert. y ; Girls, 14-16 years, free style race | | Mead; third, Beverly Lane. | Brown; third, Don Haggerty. Fiith Field Day at Ever- | Bor ot s o neeer: qreen BOWI YeS'erdaY %;::gng,mwfn Sprague; third, Al-| 1 Girls, 8-12 years, -swimmers’ Highly SucclsSTul | 1. oo o e i Dapewnicn i second, Mary Thibodeau; third, The fifth ficid day at Evergreen Maxine Hopper Bowl ay was centered en-| Boys, 12-16 years, dead man's| ents in the swimming float for distance—First, Ted Holtz; | second, Dennis Holtz. | Girls, 12-16 years, dead man's float for distance—First, Dorothy Thibodeau; second, Pat McAlister; third, Rose Mary Doogan. and results of the swim-| Boys, free for all under water| mi g contests, all conducted under | swim for distance—First, Bob Pas- ision of Recreational Di- | quain; second, Don Daigler; third,| fol- | Beverly Lane. | | Boys free for all splashing and| contest — First, Robert | second, Jack Harrington. | Girls' free for all splasishing and shouting contest—Firsti, Florence | Anderson; second, Joyce Knight; | third, Mary Dapcevich. Boys, up to 16 years of age, div- ing contest—First, Dennis Hol second, Ted Holtz; third, Don Daig- | ler. pool wh formally dedicat- cd and opened. Youngsters sported n the in all of the 13 events wh le the children enjoyed W Fver h was pool maller | pool | suj rec or Harold Roth, are as shouting 14-16 year, free style race— THE BOAT M. S. WANDERER Leaves for H \ \ ] \ : : N SALMON SPORT | FISHING 3 \ \ \ \ } \ ) ) \ \ \ y \ \ \ l - JUNEAU TEACHER T0 BE MARRIED: News of the approaching marriage | of Mrs. Iva Tilden, teacher in the Juneau Public Schools, to Mr. Richard Holmes was received here last night. Mr. Holmes is a travel- ing man in Alaska for the firm of | Gardner-Denver. No date has been | set for the wedding. at MARION ISLAND and OTHER POINTS TOMORROW SUNDAY, JULY 20 9:00 A. M. FROM CITY FLOAT 1941 MODEL CD 6 Cold-Wall prices are down more than $40 in some models ONLY $5.00 Only $5 4 monTH For this De Luxe 6 —Model CD-6 Fully-Fitted, Inside and Out! 6.1 cu. ft. Frigidaire . 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The Moose led up until the fifth when the steady climbing Redcoats met them with two hits and three runs to make the score stand seven- all. The playing was lackadaisical for the most part with players on both nines groggily and casually condescending to play ball at times. Tied in First The score board showed a 2 to 2 tie at the end of the first with hits being held down but the field- ing weak, Then mental wizard Stragier of Douglas pulled a fast one that kept the Moose spinning and took a run that might easily have been lost. With one away, Stragier on third and Miller on first, Powers hit into a double play. After Miller was put out on sec- / 1941 . plus nearly 40 other food storage - « Sensationally low-priced 373 Flt & | Chapados, p, rf THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 19, | 'Envoy to London" Moose wa"o {made it before the third out over- " took Powers. 4 I ond, Stragier tore. for home and Jensen pulled out & homer for the Islanders in the fourth ‘frame, getting three hits for four times at bat. The bases were aksolutely | naked when Mark connected, the hit adding only one to the score board. saw the Douglas squad make two errors, and allow six hits and nine runs to literally give the- game to the Juneau boys. Guy started with | a walk and then stole two bases, Fritz Schmitz, unlike brother Jack, | flied out, then Kern took first on | Stragier's bobble, leaving two men on base when Slugger Joe Snow stepped up with the club. A single rattled off the hickory and two| runs came in. Grummett got four | balls and took his base when Jack | Schmitz took the second homer of the game. Two Homers in Frame Clancy Converse wrapped him- self up a one-base hit, as did Stur- | rock a second later. Then Chapados | walked to fill the bags. Guy slyly | swung the bat and sent the ball | over the fence for the second hom- | er run of the inning, the third of | the game, and the only four-run hit of the season. From then on the Douglas boys stood not a chance and were con- | tent to fade into oblivion. Box score follows: Douglas Player Willey, ¢ Balog, 2b Erskine, 1b Rustad, ss, p. Jensen, p, ss Niemi, cf Stragier, . 3b Miller, rf - Rodenberg, rf Powers, rf » o w9l occormovormruy | womwmmewnws vl ccornvwomooX ol occomcomnocon Totals ... 27 2 H Z Player Guy, If, p Schmitz, F., 2b Kern, cf Snow, 1b Grummett, c Schmitz, J., ss Converse, rf, p, If Sturrock, 3b ot s e | oo mon e & o b s oeks e i vl ororocoococoot Totals .31 16 Summary Stolen bases: Willey 3, Erskine 1, Rustad 1, Niemi 1, Stragier 2, Guy 2, Snow 1, Grummet 1, Sturrock 2; home runs: J. Schmitz, Guy, Jen- sen; bases on balls: off Chapados | 2, off Converse 4, off Jensen 9; struck out: by Chapados 1, by Con- ' verse 4, by ensen 5; wild pldches: by Jensen 1, by Chapados” balls: Willey 1, Grummet 1 pires: Taguchi at the plate, on the bases; scorer: Hill; ‘time of game: 1 hour, 55 minu}es. b GAME SUNDAY The bottom - dragging Dq\{glas nine will have a chance for retalia- tion Sunday when they meet the Elks on the Douglas field at 6 o'clock for a nine-inning contest. — e — SEATTLEIS LOSER, WILD TWO GAMES Sacramento Also Downs; Portland in Double- header Last Night (By Associated Press) { Seattle went deeper into third | | place last night as the rampaging | |San Diego Padres took a double- | header, the second game running 10 | innings. The Rainiers used every- | |body but the waterboy at the plate' |in an effort to try to win the game. | Pinch hitters and extra base run-f |ners were also pressed into the | game. 9 The wild and woolly games lasted nearly three hours in the heat before 111,000 spectators. Sacramento -continued the win- ning streak by downing the cellar- dwelling Portland Beavers twice with ease. " The other games were dimmed by | | the two doubleheaders, | GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League San Diego 5, 5; Seattle 0, 4. Sacramento 8, 10; Portland 5, 1. Hollywood 5; Oakland 2. Los Angeles 8; San Francisco 6, | National League i St. Louis 6; Brooklyn 1. t Pittsburgh 5, 3; Boston 1, 4. We Do NOT Patronize | Montgomery Ward Co. ; Procter & Gamble Products Gatner & Mattern { Knit Goods Walt Disney Productions JUNEAU CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL . | Affiliated with American Federation of Laber . But it was the sinful sixth, that| ATCATHEDRAL 3 ! The Rev. Ralph W. Bayless, D. D., District Secretary of the American | Bible Society, of San Francisco, will give an address in Holy Trinity Cathedral at the 11 o'clock service tomorrow morning. This is to be a union service, sponsored by the Ju- | neau Ministerial Association, and a cordial invitation is extended to the | public. * i e ' JUNEAU YOUNG MAN ENGAGED; - ""m:"’“;"" 1 Grene |DnCan Roberfson, Miss Britain, Manuel Bianchi is pictured [ Mary Eggefl Make An. nouncement, Seattle as he arrived at Buckingham Pal- ace, London, to present his creden- | Announcement was made in Seat- tle July 15 of the engagement of tials to King George VI. | Miss Mary Eggert to Duncan Rob- ertson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Robertson of this city. The wedding called at end of elghth nining on | ;o6 nas peen set for September 6 account of rain. Iin Seattle. Gastineau Channel League | Douglas 7; Moose 16. | The engagement was announced American League Boston 3; Chicago 4. Philadelphia 6; Sf. Louis 5. New York 1; Cleveland 2. Game | |ap a party at the Seattle Tennis 2 % |Club, of which Miss Eggert is a STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS |jmember, She is the daughter of Pacific Coast League {Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Eggert of Won Lost Pct.|Seattle, and a graduate of the Uni- Sacramento 68 37 648 | versity of Washington, where she 8an Deigo 60 45 ‘517 | was a member of the Kappa Alpha Seattle . . 56 46 549 'Theta sorority. Several years ago Hollywood .49 50 495 |she and her sister visited in Juneau San Francisco 47 58 448 | for a few weeks during the summer. Los - Angeles 49 62 448 | Mr. Robertson is a graduate of Oakland 44 59 427 | stanford, and will complete his last Portland ...........38 64 372 \year at the George Washington National League |Medical School. He is a member Won Lost Pct. |of Kappa Kappa, a medical fra- Brooklyn ... 56 28 667 | ternity. St. Louis 54 30 643 Miss Carol Robertson, sister of New York ......43 36 544 Mr. Robertson, will be a brides- Cincinnati .......44 39 530 \maid. The Robertsons will go to Pittsburgh ...39 39 .500 ' Seattle for the wedding. Chicago L g 47 440 e — Boston .38 48 407 Philadeiphia - .21 o0 250 AUlfS May American League et won Lost ect. SWim in Bowl New York 28 663 | H Cleveland s s Pool af "I'M Boston 38 42| Juneau adult swimming enthus- gg;f:gglpm i :: '22‘1)‘ iastsiwill have an opportunity to par- o 451 | ticipate in Evergreen Bowl pool ac- Detroit 43 43 -500 tivities on warm evenings, according St.u:(i)::wfi 5 ig 5;11 %’761;,'.0 ntrull.ns by the City Council last - -363 | night. Gastineau Channel League Arrangements were made by the Won' Lost ~ Pct.| Councilmen to open the pool for Moose s B 2 2750 | adults from 7 until 11 o'clock on Elks ... 3 3 500 ( week day evenings until further .167 | notice. WILL YOUR automobile insurance company be in business ten years from now? Will it be ready then to defend you in a suit brought against you be- cause of an accident that may happen today? 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