The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 19, 1942, Page 2

PAGE TWO Mmmm.xmmm__ : Most I opuhr ORT SHIR (LEVELAND | GAINS ON NEW YORK Indians Smother Philadel- | phia With 14 Hifs— | Yankees Idle (BY ASSOCIATED PRE Cleveland slammed away 13 per- points from the American | sue leading idle Yankees yes , and smothered Philadelphia | with a 14-hit attack. Chubby Dean held his former teammates to sx)\‘ | Jimmy Foxx and Pete Fox, re tored to the Boston lineup, batted home runs which defeated Detroit | and gave Charley Wagner his| fourth victory against two defeats Jimmy belted -a two-run homer, while Pete got his alone. In another game, outfielder Wal- | ly Mcses slammed out a homer with one man on and two out in the ninth to lift the Chicago White | Sox out of the cellar for the first | time in three weeks as they de-| feated Washington for the third| | straight time. MONDAY | ticnal League ; Chicago 1; Brooklyn 4. | st. Leuis 16; New York 4 i | American League | Boston 4; Detroit 2, i | Philadclphia 4; Cleyeland 7. Washington 5; Chicago 7. | i Pacific Coast League No games were played in the| | Pacific Coast League yesterday as | |the teams were traveling to open 'today on the schedule for this | week. STANDING OF CLUBS | Pacific Coast League | Won Lost Pct‘ o Rae Lillian | Phone 63 ifi | imum 46 8 our own shop. Dr. o s 000000000 ® | Carlson, Blomgren Bldg. gy v 95 15 625|, Della Poor, year-old daughter of — Mr atile 2 18 561 [M:.. apd Mz, Valovous A, Baor of | two Sacramento 21 19 5g5|Dous ROFIING 11| it - Blos 2 22 gog|Sh Am. short, time | Mi b 91 30 Bip|after sho was t in for emer-| Pan Hollywood 31 2 47|echcy U aiment Tor Whooping San Prancisco 16 z 40| OuENt Acitling 16 26 381 The child was born June 1041 ! and is survived by a brother, Al |Joseph Poor, besides the parents. ' Patioupl ';;:"’L%t Pt Funeral services will be hel 1 p. m. tomo! in the Chape Brooklyn 24 6 800|4po Charles W. g & Boston k.47 165~ 81| quctedt by B s Pittsburgh 18 16 529 | will be in Evergr o | 8t. Louls 16 15 516 New Yerk 16 17 48 Cincinnati 14 16 467 | Chicago 14 18 438 “ Philadelphia 9 23 281 —— 3.95 — 8. O R | Won Lost Pct., New York 20 9 .69 Cleveland 21 10 6] ; ’ Detroit 19 15 5% | Y. . ¢ Boston 16 13 | { Washington 1219 } “hicago 12 19 B | st, Louis 13 20 394 | 382 TINE ; 1. W. GUCKER BACK PmmmlpE.:L 13 21 382 aEBES IOMQRRO FR SKAGWAY TRIP| | JW. G | ikt e 41T B, 1418 et | REGREE) xEtimed, Hlol bl J\u\l'\u‘sl lo u Is [ 1 . Ry headquarters from a short business| ; e pm. 132 feet. trip to Skagway. Mr. Gucker h‘\»' I tide 11:16 pm, 54 feet his offices on the Alaska Dock and| S resides at the Baranof Hotel i ® 6 06 0 ¢ &6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TR, . WEATHER REPORT ® EYES EXAMINED N Y GIANTS« e Temperat May 18 ® |and BROKEN LENSES replaced in | . s & \ . ‘ ‘Brooklyn Wins—Now Leads| ' Nationals by Seven Full Games i 15- RESE LIMES 25¢ = 35¢ - 50c Dozen Louis aged a continuous S !FE‘T E!’!ry R hit barr: gainst, three pitchers “ v Sadd L’ i vesterday and overwhelmed New | York to break a deadlock of the two clubs for fourth place in the | National League. | Brooklyn, meanwhile, boosted its | lead to seven full games with a seventh straight victory in defeai- ing Chicago. Johnny Allen pitched | a near shutout which was prevented .by catcher Clyde McCullough's 2 dozen for 49¢ Calaves, each 13¢ LOCAL RHUBARB, 3 1bs. 25c¢ Nice selection of CABBAGE, CARROTS, RUTABAGAS, SPINACH, GREEN PEPPERS, NEW POTATOES, YAMS homer in the ninth after two men were out Allen gave five hits. i WORK AT ELKS' CLUB 1 Harold MeKinley has added -part L] time work at the Elks' Club to his sular duties at the Baranof Hotel tail Lounge. He has been help- the Elks' Club staff in his .off ing hours since Erv Hagerup was called into "TWO PHONES— 1n1l£l,> BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH GEE ' (T'LL BE EXCITINY cmwfl LETS 1S JOWN THE WEEP "EM HOPPY LB WE COLLD GNE A BlG DANCE FOR TUE SOLDIERS W THE G SOME SRTLRDEY [T active duty in the Army AR\, T SWOW W NE SeN TRUTTY- FUE SCH00L GAMS CRANE TO \WRITE \ETTERS TOTW TELLARS 2 ‘A\)RR‘{ GLADNS - AGN N "\;? m«w CHILD 1S VICTIM OF NER % 20T, THEV'RE 00 NOLNG , SNUEEY - emaa\:d QB80T \6 ‘(EP\RS -\T'S N0 D\CE ™ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Salvage Wa?k (amuruws at Pearl Harbqr Salvage work still goes on at the U. S minesweeper Oglaia, which was December 7. WHOOPING (OUGH sunk at her pier when the naval base at Pearl Harbor, Mrs. J. Amundsen, Children Go South Jol and children their Amundsen passec on who American Airw been trar Amund Oregon fif ave (3 apfive Dies This dramatic Seundphcio wWas taken forts of soldiers, firemen and deputy sh Harper, 16, a cadel at Hill Military / became pinicned by a 1,506-pound boul Recky Butte, near Portland, ()rl’. freed from his rocky prisen. He had been pinned under the boulder were packed arcund him af@ doctors youth calmily smoked cigarette afte rescuers, who had to ascend steep s then had to spend hours ** new slides envelop the v on a ledge his companiens, William Mahan, 18, al the falling beulders, His Harper died in Providence Tospital, By ' Death was due to st and the choking off of tl(\‘ul.blhm in the lower poring up” m and rescuers alike. hin the cave just as the slide started. during the perilons rescue ef- eriffs to save the life of James ademy, Yakima, Wash., who d e on Harper died five b was art of his body, Electric pads administered ancdynes. The rette i his ope 1o reach the tunnel and the walls of the lest Harper was caught He pushed cne of adel, out of the way of for twelve hours, and talked wi ve Iso a ree companions escaped without harm. Portland. BILLY DeBECK WOWSOMENER - TREN'LL COME N ARNDY, (& TS \WFLNNEL WaR | \RSTS 8% \ONG AS TR (TN Hav Japs sprang The Navy here is raising the their surprise bombing raid of NEW SCHEDULE FOR BASEBALL wher: ery Sunday, Tuesday, Friday Until August A revised and [inal the Gastineau betwe>n t t. Louis Bl with and is as second half, undays, Tuesda > revised sch rting tonight: May 1 | Spare Pa lule Tuesday — Dodgers v: Joisey Joiks. June 5, Friday—St. vs Dodgers. June Sunday—Si. Louis Blue: Dodge June 23, Tuesday—Joisey Joiks v Juneau June riday Dodgers v Spare Par | June 28, Sunday, Juueau vs St Louis Blues. June 30, Tuesday, Spare Parts. | Second Half Friday—St. Joisey Joiks V. July 3, Joiks. [ S S s Sunday — Juneau Vs l TRAVEL ON A July 7, Tuesday—Spars Parts vs - a - ” St. Louis Blue: P July 10, Friday—Joisey Joiks vs! rincess | T ll E Dodg LINER | p y 12, S ay—Spare Parls vs A '. J“:l:,l“:u g i ; Juneau to Vancouver, T C July 14, Ty st. Louis Blue: Victoria or Seattle July 17, Friday—dJoisey Joiks vs| Princess Louise sails from Juneau Juneau. June 1, 12, ) | July 19, Sunday — Dodgers Vs V. W. MULVIHILL Alaska Transportation Spare Parts. Agent, C. P. R.—Juneau, Alaska Company July 21, Tuesddy—Juneau vs St. Louis Bluss. CANADIAN PACIFIC . ¢ 28, FridayJoisey JOIKS e —— | BAILINGS FROM PIER 1 Soais B s SEATTLE July 26, Sunday — Dodgers vs| BUY DEFENSE S1TAMPS i Juneau — - —_— July 28, Tuesday- Louis Blues. Juneau v Friday — o it Dodgers ve{@ To Friends Outside or R/ 3 Alaskans in the South | Loiis: Bl Send a Subscription to |{D. B. FEMMER—AGENT Aug. 7, Friday—St. Louis Blucs | s bR - THE | | PHONE 114 NIGHT 312} Aug. 9, Sunday — Joisey Joiks vs ALASKA wu“A“ 1) e o Dodgers. Aug. 11, Tuesday — Juneau vs P. O. Box 284, Juneau, Alaska Tha Dty Aaike SGini f Ghe Spare Parts. Aug. 14, Friday—Dodegers vs St Louis Blues. Aug. 16, Sunday-—Joisey Joiks vs Spare Parts. IS IN EFFECT « Games Will Be Played Ev- first | S Vs May 22, Friday—Juneau vs St. Louis Blue: y Sunday——Jolsey Joik rts. Tuesday — Juneau , Friday—Joisey Joiks vs May 31, Sunday-—Spare Parts vs| St. Louis Blues. | June 2, Tuesday — Juneau vs| Louis Blues | June 17, Sunday—Spare Parts vs| in advance. Juneau. | June 9, Tuesday—St. Louis Blues|| Fairbanks, Alaska .....$ 76 vs Joisey Joiks. Flat, Alaska ... 31 $56 Juns 12, Friday — Juneau vs Golovin, Alaska i 181 67 8118 Dodgers. ! Juneau, Aaska e lii 2 1.3 o A ay—Sparve Parts vs| 0 :\‘J‘fifiuynfi.‘égd’ ? s 149 74 126 149 $11z e 16, Thebday_-Jolsey Joiks vs|| Nelato, Alsska _ . 131 S0 @ 131 & §H 3 il g Ophir, Alaska 48 12 125 10 116 $88 l Rpgears; Seattle, Wash., . 17 217 95 207 23¢ 212 ‘ June 19, Friday—Spare Parts vs|l \whitehorse, Y. T. Can. 144 75 125 26 114 142 119 $120 Juncau | ‘l Louis Blues| Spare Parts vs TUESDAY. MAY 19, 1942 JANE HIBBARD ( l ‘ as a pzlid-_up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | is invited to present this coupon this evening 4 at the box office of the« — CAPITOL THEATRE and receive TWO TICKETS to see: | “BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST” Federal Tax—5¢ per Person | WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! ) NORTH LAND TRANSPORTA ION COMP rtment tished, em\nz the o\' estination el In Ameflm ———— | ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES '] Serving Southeast Alaska———Passengers, Mail, Express SCHEDULED DAILY AT 10:00 A. M. | Hawk An- Pel- Kim- Chicha- | Inlet Hoonah gooa Tenakee Todd ican shan gof Sitka |§ Juneau ..$ 8 $10 $18 $10 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 |} Sitka ... 18 i8 18 10 18 18 0 10 Chichagof 18 10 18 10 18 10 5 Kimshan 18 10 18 10 18 10 Pelican ... 18 10 18 18 Todd .. 18 18 10 10 Tenakee .. 10 10 10 Angoon m 18 Sk Hoonah . ¥ TR Fxprc~s Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 60c SCHEDULED MONDAY and THURSDAY Ketchikan Kasaan Wrangell Petersburg Kake | Juneau $31.00 $31.00 $20.00 $18.00 $25.00 |} Eake - 25.00 25.00 25.00 12.50 |} Petersburg .. 18.00 18.00 750 Wrangel A5.00 15.00 ¢ 10.00 Express Rate: 25¢ per pound—Minimum of $1.00 FOR INFORMATION ON TRIPS TO HAINES, HASSELBURG, SKAGWAY, TAKU LODGE: Phone 612 { Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, Less 10% t An additional charge will be made for single passengers Kasaan | to flag stops. | PAN AMERICAN ATRWAYS \ S Round-Trip Fares: 10% off twice one-way fares, when purchased Bethel Juneau Flat Effective Nov. 1, 1941 L. A. 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