The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 26, 1943, Page 5

MONDAY; JULY 26, 1943 P Qopy must be in the office by 4 o’clock in the afternoon to in- wire insertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone from ‘persons listed in telephone Mirectory. Count five average words to the Dally rate per line for consecu- Gve Insertions: One day Additional days ........ 5o Minimum charge ...500 CLASSIFIED HONE A SKAGWAY |s 10SER, BOTH “GAMES HERE 8¢ 5 ‘Mules Win I Salu(day: Nldhi with Blues Ta ing Sunday Game | 'The visiting Skagway Army team lost two games over the Weekend to the Army teams of Juneau. In |the first game played Saturday |night, the Skagway boys wefé hand-} cuffed by the Mules behihd the| effective hurling of Sehuler, who| allowed the visiting Skagway boys | two hits and one run despite the [five errors committed by the| Mules. | The Skagway boys commn.le(l‘y three errors, which did them con- siderable damage. | In the second game played Sun-f FOR RENT FOR SALE day, the Skagway team lost to the powerful Blues team by the score of four to six. Pavlige homered| for the Blues which accounted for <Ll\v margin for the victory and FOR SALE ( 16-FT. OUTBOARD boat; trolling motor; also 5 hp. motor. Phone Douglas 48 between 8:30 and 9:30 pm 1927 FORD V-§ ton and half truck Call at 233 Willoughby Ave BLACK DELIVERY truck, 1936 Chev. P.O. Box 368, Juneau USED Thor electric washing ma- chine and ironer for sale. Semi-| commercial size in A-1 condition Suitable for i titutional service.| These appliances not for sale separately. rsons Electric Company, Juneau, Alaska, | 3 CU. FT. SLIP SCRAPER; new| 18-ft. endless belt and auto rear| wheel pulley. Call at Bloxham's Garage. Phone { RADIO in good condition. Phone 61 after 7 pm. i ONE 52-inch round oak dining| table with six leather upholstered chairs to match. Call green 565 after 7:30 p.m. LATE MODEL 10-tube all-wave console radio with record player| in good condition, $100. Phone| black 499. | FOR SALE — One-quarter inch‘ boilerplate tank, riveted, between 800 and 1,000 gals. Phorie 344. | FOR SALE-—China cabinet. Phone Baranof Hotel, Apt. 603, between | 4 and 8 pm. | 3-BEDROOM house, W. H. ”Rou'm-‘ son, 1044 W. 10th. Phone green 415, | | LOT in Douglas Phone 378. =1 FOR SALE—6-room house, full| basement and garage, Ray mli burner. Best neighborhood. Phone | Baranof Hotel, room 603 between | 4 and 8 pm. COMPLETELY furnished apart- ment house in Skagway, Alaska,| located in business district. Can| be changed into business houses | very easily. Write Box 905, Skagway. | | | THREE houses and cabin, all fur- pished, Gastineau Ave. Inquire Juneau Paint Store. | ) f | BCANDINAVIAN Rooms and Cry-| * stal Steam Baths; also Hamilton piano. 457 South Franklin St. Inquire owner. VOR SALE—30 brake hp.- Covic| diesel stationury engine. BB Em—; WANTED LA | \ 76 WANTED - Smell or riedium safe. Phone red 260. WAN’[LD TO BUYvSmall ice making unit or ice cream refri- geration. Also one large electric refrigerator. Phone 351, WAN’IED - Smnll rumlahed apflrt-‘ ment by couplé with no children and no pets. P.O. Box 2885, City,| or phone 466. WANTED—Will pay cash for short wave radio for -army outpost. Phone 800, Apt. 605. | WANTED—Male Gov't employee de- | sires apartment or room in pri-| vate hoeme, Write Empire C 2547 or phone 238, WANTED—Used car—must be in goed dition, Will pay good price. P.O. Box 1588. €o Write WANTED—A housckeeper, full or part time work. Phone red 413. WA&'TED—Sedaxljl coupe, '35 Ol 36 model. Phone blue 415 evenings. W AN TE D — Refrigerator. green 611. WANTED — Husky pup, preferably| ale. Box 2615, Juneau. WANTED—Good 2nd hand bicycle. Pay good price. Green 250. Emplre Classitieds Pay! { University of Idaho has eight foot- ‘On'ubex 16. ' SEATTI.E YOUTH IS iDiego in the finals, "\lso relieved Davis in the final in- {ning to retire the Skagway boys | {via the strikeout route Farnham of Skagway hurled gond; ball but again the errors took the! VANTED—Washer; also dry clean- | toll. Skagway committed six ermrm and the Blues committed five which | erman at Snow White Laundry. | Good pay. Phone 299. did not do them serious harm. | WANTED—Car washer. Apply Dave| Tonight the Skagway Milner. Phone blue 510. |against the City Team 2 | The following is the dope on the| |Saturday and Sunday games with WANTED — CONTINUED WANTED—Apartment or hous to $100 monthly, no children. Phone 197. team goes TO BUY--Large stove WANTED—Used furniturc. 3086 Wil- for Victory Coffee Shop. Phone Skagway: | 796. 1 S | { SCORE BY INNINC | | 123456 7—'n‘I shirt finishers. Alaska Laundry. | Skagway 0000100—1] Mules 0000‘)1\—7“ | | loughby. Phone 788. = = | Skagway i AB R HE LDST and ro““n | Girschik, 1b a0 1w LOST—Keys in key case. Mnssin\g;x":_‘m’“',% : g g 3 from parked behind Julxmal;:r;;’l’:'ln‘ 3% 58 b g Motors. eave at Empire | Fowler, rf 2 0 0 o LEFT IN Post Office several weeks |Keisling, ss, cf 3. 0D -8 ago: folding Kodak No. 116. Re- |Krebs, If 3 0 1 0f turn to Empire. Reward. Balzer, ss, 3b g 00 14 Malcolm, p Ul B R | LOST—A small .white duck. Please| < g phone Sandy Holden | Totals 2% 1 2 31 FOUND—Fishing reel, owner may| Mutles | have by proving ownership. Call| * AB .R BB at USO. (Meilink, ss TR O g g o o | Nislsen, 3b 418 1" run nm { Cockrell, rf 8% 53 A Parker, rf 1 0 0 ¢ e Docz, 1b 4 9.3 3l 2-ROOM furnished apt., oil Tange | grovling, 1f R A e and bath. Inquire 513 Wllloughby | Hoffman, 3b g0 T F 8 WELL FURNISHED room wAtJ:‘SCI)“‘U"- P i e o use of house for two gentlemen|Xrisko, ¢ & F 175A Gastineau Ave. Phone black | Pena, cf 3L Al 200. Stang, cof . 0 0 0 0 Sl e . |La Cour, ¢ .8 -9 R()OM in private home. Gentleman | e | preferred. References. 315 Third| Totals 2 7 9 68| st. i Summary ! Les i s Two-base hits: Nielsen, Meilink; | veR. “‘;5-'“”;53’ “GP”“"“:;‘- wm'lsl.ruck out: by Schuler 6, by Mal-| :fir. il ; ,a n:)".s ghts, water, | .o 2; hit by pitched ball: Pena | R S as by Malcolm; bases on balls: off Schuler 2, Malcolm 4; umpires:| MlschLANEnus [Churchman and Enloe; scorer:! | Dapcevich; time of game: 1 hour HAVE TWO boxes 30-30 hard|25 minutes. | point. Will trade for 2 boxes .300 e | SCORE BY INNINGS | 1234667—T1 Savage. Phone 197. GUARANTEED Realistic Perma-|g 2 Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 201.} A | ‘3’:1508 ll);ckcr Way. Effective St. Louis Blues | ~AuRe 1N AB R H E TURN your old gold into value |Gems, If - S8 S | cash or trade at Nugget Shop. |Churchman, ss N e O Ernst, 2b : Ll W IR | Pavlige, cf, p 4.2 2.1 Hae Breaks T b e Puttin, ¢ &0 .08 Williams, rf e S 0‘ Fowler, 3b 8. 00 3 l e etor Davis, p 3 0 0 0 Huston, cf 0 0o o0 o CAMBRIDGE, July 26.—Sweden’s| 100l ... S gl Gunder Haegg ran the fastest mile Skagway |in American track history here in AB R H E/| 4 minutes, 5 and 3/10 seconds, to|Cifshick, 1b 298 n o deftat Gil Dodds by 10 yards. Valencia, 2b S0 a SR | The new mark lowers Glenn Cun- | Robson, ¢ Ly b G el | | ningham’s nine-year-old record by |Malcolm, 3b, cf R A l] — |1 and 4/10 seconds. Dodds was also | Krebs, 1f 4 0 0 1 a fraction unde; the former record. |Kiesling, cf, 3b 31 0 28 Fowler, rf -2 0 0 0 Balzer, ss 3 2 2 1 Idaho Is 'o Farnham, p Y el P8 ! Totals 30 4 7 8 2 L u Summary a on r Two-base hits: Farnham, Jacobs, Pavlige, Balzer; home runs: Pavlige, Balzer; strlick out: by Pavlige 2, by Davis 5, by Farnham 4; wild | pitches: by Davis 1, by Farnham 2; umpires: Forsythe and Enloe; scor- er Dapcevich; dme of game 1 hour 50 minutes. B MOSCOW, Idaho, July 26. — The ball games scheduled for the coming grid season, including the University |of Utah at Salt Lake City on Other games are with Washing- | ton, Oregon and Oregon State, two each, and with Mon.ana and Mon- tana State ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS Regular, meeting Tuesday, July 217, at 7:30 p.m. Also having work gin | the initiatory degree. Your atten-! dance, please. FOREST HENNESY, Noble Grand. - WINNER AT TENNS . . . . =~ . . WILMINGTON, Dela., July 26.—|® (U. S. Bureau) Jim Brink, Seattle youth, last Sat-|® Temp. Saturday; July 24 e st adv. | Shone, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPJR["*JUNEAU ALASKA SEATTLEIN DOUBLE WIN ON SUMDAY Rainiers Jump from Sixth fo Fourth Place in Coast League (By Associated Press) The Oakland Acorns split a twin bill with Portland in Coast League yesterday, the Beav~ ers taking the opener behind Jo¢ Orrell's five-hit pitching. In the nightcap, the Oaks pound- ed Wayne Osborne for three runs in the second inning, but Portland rallied in the sixth. Then new hurler signed by Port- land from the Shipyard filled the bases in the Oaks' half of the sixth and Bill Herring re- lieved him. Then a double by Ro- senlund cleared the bases for an |Oak victory. The Seattle Rainiers jumped from xth to fourth place in the stand- lings with a double win over Holly- wood, the Stars going to sixth. The Rainiers moved up on account of| San Diego's double loss to San| Francisco Los Angeles kept right on win- ning, however, Sacramento by by copping two from identical scores. GAMES SATURDAY Pacific Coast League San Diego 8; San Francisco 0. Hollywood 12, 8; Seattle 7, 4. Oakland 7; Portland 2. s Sacramento 4; Los Angeles 6. City score; final score City 2, Web- New York 1; Chicago 7. | “Following is the box score: Boston 0; St. Louis 3 ‘Webfeet H hSh Brooklyn 1; Pittsburgh 6 | AB R H E , Philadelphia 3; Cincinnati 3. |Janis, 1b « 1 1 o Yanks End OI'VBI Grove's American League Norris, 3b g g . Chicago 1, 5; New York 5, 3. |Zimmerman, If 454 0 Win Streak ~ Red St. Louis 3; Boston 5. Peterson, 3b, 1f PRI A Bl Detrolt 4; Philadelphia 8 Plake, p g0 Sox Take Two Cleveland 2; Washington 0. Vojtko, ss 8 e Ll Exhibition Game {McDaniels, rf A 5 e (By Associated Press) Skagway 1; Missourl Mules 7. |Hunt, cf 2 0 0 1| Philadelphia took two from the Austerman, 2b 3 0 0 1;Detroit Tigers in the American GAME | Tomlinson, ¢ o0 g 0 League yesterday. Dizzy Trout huil- Pacific, € | L. ed a shutout in the first and the Hollywood 3, 5; Seattle 5, 8 Totals 27 5 ¢ 5 Athletics won the nighteap by push- San Francisco 9, 3; San Diego| City |ing over two runs with two out in 3, 2 | " AB R H g the seventh : Sacramento 5, 5; Los Angeles 6, Naughton, 1b 34 1| giie Yankees eogsd Siiel SRV 6 Talley, 1f T g 0' nning streak at lmnv .'\l‘rawht Oakland 1, 8; Portland 3, 3. McClellan, 1f 3 0.0 Bpl:fih(hvc;\;:::r:kWI;XLT ;’(:‘x"i’;fnt;f National League Hoffman, ss 4 0 1 Siis i1l after the Philadelphia 3, 3; Cincinnati 17, 1.| Arndt, cf 400 oy o gl Iebicep ot 8, g, B Py A { Sox took the opener on homers by Brooklyn 1, 1; Pittsburgh 1, 7. yiHerben._ 3b R A l‘Lukc Appling and Thurman Tucker. New York 0, 0; Chicago 2, 2. |Connell, rf RO Rookie Jim Mertz pitched Wash Bosidel &7 87 . ERMIs 0/ T. | Doczig, rt 3 0 0 0 jngton to a win over Cleveland in American League McDaniels, 3b % 7 |the last game of a doubleheader Cleveland 8, 2; Washington 2, 7. |Snedigar, ¢ 3 0 1 0lafter the Indians took the opener Chicago 2, 3; New York 1, 6. Blum, p 3 0 0 0 pehind Vernon Kennedy's effective Detroit 5, 1; ®Philadelphia 1, 3., | - — — = hurling St. Louis 0, 4; Boston 17, 6. Totals 32 2 8 1| The Boston Red Sox took two Exhibition Game | Summary | from St. Louis as Tex Hughson Skagway 4; St. Louis Blues 6. Two-base hits: McDaniels, Plake,!shut out the Browns in the opener City League | Peterson; homie run: McDaniels; for his eleventh victory, and Mike Webfeet 5; City 2. |bases on balls: off Blum 2, off|Ryba was credited with the win in —— | Plake 0; hit by pitched ball: Vojtko, | the nightcap. STANDING OF CLUBS | Plake, Hunt, by Blum; struck out:| TR Pacific Coast League by Blum 6, Plake 4; Umpi LOLA'S BEAUTY SHOP Won Lost Pect.|Churchman and Duckworth; scor-|Will be closed from July 17 to Los Angeles 4 27 133 er: Dapcevich; time of game: 1'AugusL - adv. San Francisco 61 39 .610 hour 25 minutes. P s i Portland 50 50 500/ e |Seattle . 7 53 40| San Diego :7 55 461 ATTENTION MASONS Paul Bloedhorn Hollywood 41 55 461! S;:nwd Communieation Monday Oakland K 45 56 446 cvening at 7:30 with work in the 1 |Sacrameénto .\ 32 68 320, E. A. Degree. Jewelry and Cur]os National Leagu¢ TW; TR " South Franklin Street Won Lost Pet. laav. Secretary. ke St. Louis 56 28 667 4 i Brooklyn 51 40 560 7 > i | Pittsburgh 48 38 558 ALEX HOLDEN Cincinnati 4 4 506 | Chicags .........41 46 .471|| 88 apaid-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | Philadelphia . 39 . 50 438 is invited to present this coupon this evening Boston .35 A1 421 at. the box office of the«sw— New York .33 55 375 American League CAP ITOL THEATBE e PLERtows PoL and receive TWO TICKETS to see: Detroit = 44 40 524 ”: " Washington 46 43 517 PA"MA KA"IE | Chicago - @2 2 500 2 % bt 5.5 ¢4 # 1 Federal Tax—ée per Person Boston 4 45 4171 WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! St. Louis 39, 44 40| L Philadelphia 3 52 409 WINNER IN | | JOYCE BOUT HOLLYWOOD, Calif., July 26.- Hammering Hank Armstrong won | the unanimous 10-round decislon Saturday night over Willie Joyce, of Gary, Ind. The match was Armstrong’s twenty-fourth fight in| his comeback campaign. Joyce had previously del("md Armstrong. Joyce's biggest mistake Saturday night was trying to slug it with the former triple champion. TIDES TOMORROW Low tide—4:46 am., 1.7 feet. High tide—11:15 &.m., 12.1 feet. urday won the Delaware and Mid-|® Maximum 59, minimum 48 dle Atlantic tennis championship{® Temp. Sunday, July 26 by defeating Gene Garrett of San # Maximum 60, minimum 50 e o 0 00 0 00 00 e gt e®00ccc e Low tide—5:43 pm., 50 feet. High tide—31:02 pm., 148 feet BUY WAR BONDS the Paeific | Frank | League, | WEBFEET IN PIRATESBID 5702 WIN_ FOR SECOND ~ ONSUNDAY IN NATIONAL | Defeat ity Team Although | Pittsburgh Béats Brook!yn Daniels Gefs 2 Bag- | Two Times-Cards | ger and Homer { Take Two SCORE BY INNINGS (By Associated Press) 1234586 7—T1| The Pittsburgh Pirates, reaching Webfeet 3000002 5 forse ond place, knocked off Brook- 010100 2 lyn twice by identical scores and are now only a half-game hulmm the faltering Dodgers. I " / 'League game| n a postponed City League 8aME| "p, . oy oinati Reds split with | ol p sfeat- the up and coming Webfeet defeat- |, py,jjie5 a5 Elmer Riddle hurled led the City Team by the score of | o /his thirteenth victory of the season 5 to 2 Sunday afternoon. Plake'p "o " r 0" d Dick Barrett put 1[)11( °d cight-hit ball but kept them e gijds under the Reds in the well scattered while Blum allowed | ighteap, allowing seven hits while six hits but was not able to hold|phis mates gathered nine for three | runs, In the first inning, Zimmerman| “The Chicago Cubs whipped mv s safe on a fielder’s choice and|New York Giants twice, the b’\l“L‘ Peterson singled, sending Lumn"r-’hunu in both games. |the Webfeet in the clinches Hi Bithorn | man to second. Plake, the cleanup|got the first with a shutout on five- | hitter for the Webfeet, singled,|hit hurling and Eddie Hanysewski | loading the bags. Vojtko was hit by|and Claude Passeau blanked the a pitched ball, forcing Zimmerman | Giants on six hits in the nightcap. |across the plate. McDaniels singled,; The St. Louis Cards swept a| seoring Peterson and Plake to end|doubleheader from the Boston| the scoring for the inning Braves, going eight-and-a- Imll | {1/In the sevehith ihning Janis was games ahead of Brooklyn. safe on second on an error .'m(l RaL iy | |Plake was walked. Vojtko singled, oring the final two runs. + The City scored oneé run in (h:- second inning on McDaniels' two- | {bagger and an error by the Webfeet | third baseman. In the fourth in- hing, McDaniels - homered, scoring again for the City for the final DETROIT IS BEATEN BY DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED } prioary addicion, } - First Natinm;l Bank ! m?'nis‘n‘aheo i PAGE FIVE PIGGLY WIGGLY " QUALITY AND DEPENDABILITY Phone 16 WANTED b EXPERIENCED CLERK TO SELL FIRST CLASS GROCERIES AT PIGGLY WIGGLY There Is No Suhshiute for Newspaper Advertising! 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