The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 8, 1942, Page 6

PAGE SIX NINE NAZI TRANSPORTS SENT DOWN Air Arm of Russian Baltic Fleet Active Accord- ing fo Moscow MOSCOW. tran. vessel Nine German least one other n the past ik bomber Fleet June 8 at been ind have unk Stormo jan Baltic throe by the arm One bottom naval | days | Ru: air transport it the German was sent to reached a - - BUY DEFENSE H. RON ELLIOTT, PROMINENT MAN OF SITKA, DIES H. Ron Elliott, well known resi dent of Sitka and Te died from a heart attack durir n alert held in Sitk on Saturday morn ing, according to friends arriving in Juneau yesterday M Elliott, a man in his middle thirties, wa working on the J. J. Conway dock at the time of his sudden death For the last five years Mr. Elliott had worked for the J. J. Conwa interests in Sitka and prior to hi employment therr been a clated with Ed ¢ known merchant er in T'enakec had 0. ind property oy for a number of y jer recently succumbed to wtack while working on his 1 Tenakee - Aluska Empire has the any Al- The Daily rest paid circulation of a newspaper. THOUSANDS ARE KILLED AT C(OLOGNE Great Havoc Results from | RAF Bombings-Evacua- | tion LONDON patch Frontier Ambassador, sations in Pa 11,000 to 12,0¢ in the RAF’s ogne last w persons have dateli ay June 8 Is Ordered A Reuters dis- ned “At French Otto Abetz, German acknowledged conver- ris revealed that from 00 persons were killed bombardment of Col- eek and that 180,000 been ordered evacu- the SE STAMPS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA SERVICE MEN ARE . 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Things were pretty even until |the sixth inning, when the Junkau |team went ahead with a two-run| [rally and followed that with three more in both the seventh .and eighth | Juneau scored two in the first, when Naughton walked, was sac d to second by Schmitz, and !scored when McDermott was safe| on an error. Rustad doubled Mc-| | Dermott home, Tie Score The Spare Parts evened the! score in their half of the opening inning when Walker, the first man| up, doubled into center field, and Yost was safe on an error. Miller| iaid out a sacrifice to score Walk-| er, and Yost scored when Irace was fe at first on a fielder’s| lacross the winning run. | HOME RUNS BY OAKLAND WIN GAMES Leading lofingeles De-| feated in Twin Games— | Seattle Wins 1 Game (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) Oakland polished off the Pacific Coast League's leading Los Angeles Sunday in a doubleheader. Wally Westlake homered in the eighth |inning with the bases loaded in the first game and hit a homer in the same inning of the nightcap to put Portland's cellar dwellers swept | |a twin bill with San Diego Sunday. | San Diego however took the series| four to three. | Sacramento and Seattle divided a twin bill Sunday, the Sacs wln-j ning the opener over Dick Barreit {for his third defeat of the season. | | The Rainiers drubbed Bill Schmldt‘ in the nightcap. Hollywood divided a (wublehcfldel with San Francisco on Sunday,| taking the first game on a wall’.' by Bob Joyce and coming from be- hind to take the second game. | GAMES SUNDAY | Pacific Coast League i Portland 6, 5; San Diego 2, 3. | Seattle 2, 6; Sacramento 3, 3 Oakland 8, 4: Los Angeles 6, 3. | cheice. The play at the plate was| close. i Both teams scored again for one| counter in the -fourth. Miller hit| Corcoran in the sixth to start| things out. He scored when the, Spare Parts center fielder dropped | Schmitz’ fly, and Schmitz later scored on a single by McDermott. | Juneau gathered three in the| seventh. MacSpadden singled by | the shortstop to left field. Stur- rock walked. Both scored on an! error by the shortstop, with Jen-| sen, who replaced Halford on the‘ mound in the sixth, at bat. Jensen | later scored when Naughton was| safe on an error by the third base- | In the eighth, Rustad started it off with a Texas leaguer into left| field. He went to second on a| passed ball, and to third as Mac- | padden fielded out to the pitcher. | tad then scored on another| passed ball. Daniels, meanwhile, | singled and Jensen walked. Corcor- | an walked, filling the bags, and Naughton singled in Daniels and Jensen. | Two More Runs The Spare Parts came back to score two in the eighth, as Bos- sert and Falcone walked in suc- cession, and later scored on an er-| ror by the shortstop. ! Juncau scored a run they didn't! need in the last inning, as Mc- Dermott waiked, advanced on a passed ball, and cre d the plate as Rustad singled to center field. Both teams used two pitchers, and errors accounted for the ma- Jjor portion of the runs. Juneau a Naughton, cf Schmitz, 2b McCarthy, rf McDermott, If Rustad, ss MacSpadden, Sturrock, 3b :Nielmn, rf Daniels, rf, ‘Hallm-d. P !Jensen, p Corcoran, ¢ TOTALS 1b 2b (R CRCR O R R SR TR R4 CocomocOomwWRORNT wWHoOCOOORMOOOO® Sew e Spare Parts | al | Walker, 3b Yost, ss Miller, p Carlson, Irace, 1b Bossert, ¢ Falcone, 2b Francis, If Martinucei, cf Zimmerman, rf TOTALS P B mpO T moCcOCOROOONMT B o oo RRmHOOO N BMOHOHMOOOO MG @ Summary Three base hit—Rustad. Two base hit—Walker. Hit by pitched ball— Sturrock, Rustad, Corcoran. Struck out—by Miller 7, Carlson 2, Halford 3, Jensen 5. Bases on balls—off Miller 6, Carlson 2, Halford 3, Jen- sen 5. Left on bases—Juneau 12, Spare Parts 8. Wild pitches—Hal- ford 2. Passed balls—Corcoran, Bossert 4. Seven hits, nine runs off Miller in 7 2/3 innings; two hits, three runs off Carlson in 1 1/3 |innings; three hits, three runs off Halford in five innings; one hit, two runs off Jensen in four innings. Stolen bases—Naughton, Walker, Yost 3, Irace, Bossert. Sacrifice hits—Miller 2, Schmitz. Umpires— Shaw and Duckworth. Time of game—two hours, 25 minutes, .- |DUFRESNE MAKES TRIP TO SITKA SATURDAY Frank Dufresne, Executive Offi- cer of the Alaska Game Commis- sion, flew to Sitka and back Satur- day on an official business trip. | Brooklyn |st. Hollywood 6, 2; San Francisco 5,! |4. National League Boston 2, 2; Cincinnati 3, 6. ! Philadelphia 4, 6; Pittsburgh 5, 8., Brooklyn 8, 4; Chicago 4, 3. | New York 1, 0; St. Louis 4, 2. American League Detroit 6, 0; Washington 4, 8. Cleveland 5, 1; New York 4, Chicago 2, 2; Boston 3, 3. St. Louis 5, 7; Philadelphia 2, 1. | Gastineau Channel League | Spare Parts 5; Juneau 12. 13. ! GAMES SATURDAY | Pacific Coast League Portland 8; San Diego 5. Oakland 6; Los Angeles 1. Hollywood 5; San Francisco 3. Seattle 5; Sacramento 1. National League Boston 2; Cincinnati 8. Philadelphia 1; Pittsburgh Brooklyn 2; Chicago 0. American League i Detroit 9; Washington 3. 1 Chicago 1; Boston 3 Cleveland 0; New York 3. St. Louis 5; Philadelphia 6. 3. S'I'AND'N(\} OF CLUBS | Pacific Coast League | Won Lost Pet. 31 24 607 27 585 29 567 | 33 492 33 476 31 475 40 412! 38 387 | Los Angeles Sacramento San Diego Seattle Oakland San Francisco Hollywood Portland National League [ Won Lost Pet.| 37 14 125 28 20 21 24 26 28 28 30 36 Louis Cincinnati New York Boston Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia .308 | R, RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRG American League Pct. 150 | 536 531 529 519 | 404 380 | 375 New York Detroit Boston Cleveland St. Louis ‘Washington Chicago Philadelphia Gastineau Channel League i Won Lost Pct. 3 150 667 500 333 250 Juneau s St. Louis Blues Joisey Joiks Dodgers Spare Parts B e Dodgers Are Winners of Two Games Brooklyn Keeps Good Lead -Pitisburgh Takes Four Siraight Confests (BY. ASSOCIATED PRESS) Brooklyn, swept a doubleheader | from Chicago Sunday to maintain a | seven game lead over St. Louis. The | Dodgers blasted five Cub players for 16 hits to take the opener and the nightcap ended in the tenm‘ inning when Pete Reiser drove in the winning run with a single. St. Louis won a double feature 2 i) 1 1 from New York Sunday with Moct lCoopcr planking the Giants on four I ning |straight, at the expense of hapless | contests boosting their consecutiv \I‘hlla(ln Iphia |four game ‘llu‘ Phils in a doubleheader Sun-;bases with a home clout. |Ray Li rnr.’,mmp Sunday after {won the opener on four runs in the (‘lx,lxlh inning. GRADE MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1942 I'm Good Ammunition! Supply your bodies with GEORGE BROTHRES' MILK -that's the best way to pro- tect your health. It's filled with body building vitamins and will give you that extra energy you need today more than everl A RAW SKIMMED MILK 25¢cGallon Brinq Your Jug! GRADE A RAW MILK 2 quarts 35¢ WHIPPING CREAM LPint25¢ Pint45¢ BADISHBS GREEN Olllfllfindl l o( TURNIP GREENS Fresh Daily from George Bros. 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Gordon also cleaned th Detroit and Washington split a Sunday doubleheader, the Tigers amanno beat Boston in LhL\tak)ng the opener and the Sena tors copping the nightcap behind Walter Masterson’s four hit hurling] Pinky Higgins hit a homer in the opener. Driving toward a berth in the first division, St. Louls twice de- feated Philadelphia Sunday, Den- nis Galehouse winning the first and Bob Muncrief pitching a seven hit- ter in the nighteap., Boston came from behind twic Sunday to take a doubleheader from Chicago by identical scores. Home runs by Bobby Doerr and Jim Tabor settling the issue in the first game and Lou Finney's long fly deciding the second game. o Subscrioe to tne Daily Alaska Empire—the paper with the largest) POPULARLY PRICED! Jones-Stevens SEWARD STREET