The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 2, 1943, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU A |Oh! yes. His change of pace—that's his own. Chandler hasn't a chance against S IN SPUDREADY ¢ II ”H [ e R | the dead ball records—Dutch Leon- ‘RE |ard’s 1.01 for the 1914 Red Sox; DUEL ELEVEN AS STARTER £t ¥ | Giants, and Grover Alexander's \ /122 with the 1915 Phillies, but he § |should be the first American Leag- HNIN |uer to shade the two earned run L |level since 1919 when Walter John- son recorded 149 following his 1.28 |during the 1918 wartime season. { —————— LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL HAS CHANGE Brooklyn Dodgers Defeat Cincinnatt Reds-Head | Besis Walters wiated Press) BY FRANK ECK AP Features Sports Writer NEW YORK, Oct. 2—A losing world series pitcher figures prom- inently in Spurgeon (Spud) Chandler who at 34 is having his best year in the The Sunday School of the Luth- majors h i 2 Spud probably will be McCarthy's €30 Church will begin its fall work D r singled | hoice in the opener against the Sunday under the y reorganized Billie Her- oardinals when the series starts | eaching staff which will be as fol- Lucille Stonehouse as |Guriy ‘e e Yudn, Be ] OF TEACHING STAFF| RDY DIES HERE AT HOSPITAL Edward Hardy, 62, died at 10:30 He and EDWARD Rin Grid: ' ORTZKAYOES bi an 22'1‘:‘“ LEONARD LOPEZ |1ast night at St. Ann's Hospital |was born at Salem, Oregon Manuel Ortiz, world bantam champ, |he had been in this vicinity for| e |w. carter Mortuary, and efforts YOUR BROKEN LENSES Trojans Meeting Bears- O ‘ or friends. - FIVE TRIED BY |was single. Little is known about day before City Magistrate M. E. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Ost. 2.— the deceased beyond the fact that!Monagle were the following: | cut Mexican titlist Leonard Lopez to several years, and had entered the orderly conduct; Sam Jackson, $25,! | A"ernoon pieces last night and knocked nim |hospital from Tenakee. |drunk and disorderly; Weston An-| | out in the fourth round | The remains are at the Charles|derson, 30 days in jail, drunk and | disorderly; Karl Gilbertson, 15 days ¢ T | ore being made to contact relatives|in jail, drunk and disorderly, and| | Leonty Merculeeff, fined $15, drunk land disorderly. POLICE COURT Tried in City Police Court Fri- CHOW MEIN CHOP SUEY AMERICAN DISHES June Conrad, fined $40 for dis-| collegs 0' Pa(ifi[ Replaced in our own shop. Eyes Examined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson | There are 4817 miles of canals Meets UCLA Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv. in the Netherlands. 8AN FRANCISGO, Off. 3—Cal- 'QIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IllllllIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIHI“IIIIIIHIIIE = lege football fans are making the {most of a scant season and are sit- |ting this afternoon at one of the Pacific Coast’s outstanding games of the year with the Southern Cali fornia Trojans meeting the Univer- ANNOUNCEMENT | | | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1943 ROYAL CAFE Specialties: ROYAL CAFE Phone 738 162 S. Fronklin ISMAEL HOTEL Steam Heat in Every Room Hot Water and Shower Bath Quick Service Barber Shop on Second Floor—Room 3 Under New Management and Proprietor ISMAEL VOSOTROS | ORDER YOUR NOwW Tanned, cleaned and all ready to make up. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TS up uine hits inning needed and here Tuesday, October 5. Only Ernie Bonham might figure to get the call over Chandler but Ernie isn't| lows: Muis. perintendent of the children’s di- fon; Mrs. Amy Rude teacher for the nursery class, Miss Erna Mgier sity of California Bears. Early this afternoon a crowd of 50,000 was expected to see the Tro. jans break with new T-formation To All My Good Friends in Opposite Juneau Cold Storage RABBIT SKINS ' VALCAUDA FUR COMPANY Reasonable Rate “BUY WAR BONDS Ll"é‘i‘::::";lliiwlfu when he was| iopcner for b‘egim?ex.\' class, Mrs. L. off Walter Signer, | i {McDonald teacher of first primary o. but lost the | Chandler has yet to win an Og-|gass, Miss Louise Nielsen teacher »s converted ten |tober contest but that's not his of second primary class, and Miss to one victory |fault. He dropped a briliant duel|pmma Nielsen teacher of third Dleys. ‘1 Juneau and Alaska . . . Another college game of the af- ternoon is the one in which the Col- lege of the Pacific meets UCLA at Los Angeles. For the first time ves yesterday col- THE ten hit n with Chic A the © thre = On Jully st I opened the beautiful Coffee ® Peniect comfort won Lost Pet.| |to Southpaw Ernie White and the!primary class. since he came west 10 years ago, = ; Rooms of the Claremont \bert signified he is|Red Birds, 2-0, last fall and in|" The Rev. Hillerman as superin-|Coach Alonzo Stagg finds his Col- = Holal at Fotnth ahd Viratale Shea b Haat e Centrally located A TC fl re i1 series. pitching | 1941 it was his misfortune to face tendent of the senior division, Miss |lege of Pacific a favorite to trim the = otel af Fourth and ¥ Irglg o it # Splendid food ana terday and serving | Brooklyn's Whit Wyatt who eked Bernice Mead teacher of intermed- |coast conference rival. = . service »~ L l N E u the St. Louis Card- out a 3-2 triumph. On both occa- |iate girls, Miss Katherine Torklesen —————— = and see me when you are in F. B. . inal Jew York Giants. | sions the Yankee bats were silent. |teacher of senior girls, and Leslie [ = McClure, © Large Rooms— | Getting Support | Swanson teacher of the boys class. a d I l = Mgr. all with Bath GAMES FRIDAY | But this year it has been a dif-| Parents are requested to encour- = 2 ; : Alaska Tramsportation onal League |ferent story. Chandler has been' age their children to begin attend-| = I will per 7 see to it that you will Company New York ¥; St. Louis 7 | pitching the greatest ball of his ing at this time, as it marks the = receive. the , type of service and hjgh on 1; Chicago 3. o !life and the Yanks support him | beginning of the new Sunday School av. Nighlr it = quality food that you were accustomed fo ® 4 vn 2; Cincinnati 1. eleven [with base hits. year. { | = Al .-'{“ =3 Y | 4 b o Pe7 3 Goos : SAILINGS PIER ¥ 2 | When Spud, a native of Carnes-| b RN AR L o },'q J /}f‘lr' I( uneau at the Baranof i e o A g SEATTLE American League ; ville, Ga., reached his 34th birthday | PARRING NOTICE 3 [ ¥ . = Hotel's Coffee Shop and Dining Rooms. THE BARAN”F ed in the American | 2 | b ) = ! NN joh September 12 he had chalked up s " = LES TEAGLE . o I e 19 victories as against only 3 set-! The 39 minutes Parking Ordin- e T = " : { W’l‘mw NDING OF CLUBS backs. His previgus high in suc-lance jn the Business District will| The Elks are opening the fall and = { tel PARSENGERE FPREIGHT NEUODL Lengne cesses was 10, TOG was last yearine ‘sirictiyl antoropde . winter season tonight with a = * REFRIGERATION Won~ Lost. Rk, !when he sustained 5 reverses w. By JOHN MONAGLE, Ladies’ Night, thie ‘first affair of the = T l 1 = EVERY ROOM WITH TUB * S5 o3 49 e7e|complle an eared run average of Chief of Police, kind on the 1043-44 entertainment = eag es = and SHOWER T 85 61 5sp|237- He's got that beat already. | program. Ellis Reynolds, Chairman = g: * i W 81 70 53| After his fifth shutout and his of the Committee on Arrangements, = = Be D. B. FEMMER—AGENT S 80 72 526 |seventh triumph i succession his| says the night is for Elks and thei Claremont Cnfiee Shop = asonable Rates 73 71 487 | unofficial earned run allowance ladies exclusively, and a big time = = * PHONE 114 NIGHET 812 36 84 440 Was 171 That's better than Mort| with a big crowd is in prospect. , = s o ix 1ok g = ) [(;2’ 90 ,4os:C°°Pfr's 177 of 1942 when Mort | The clubrooms will be * thrown Fourth and Virginia Seatile E{ gl Phon‘ am 55 96 364 WAas chosen the National League’s| open at 9:30 o'clock tonight; and = = BUY WAR BONDS American League most valuable player. i dancing in the ballroom will begin = The story of Chandler's unusual| at 10 o'clock. v‘!IIAII‘III!II]IllIIIIINIIIIIIJIllIlIIIIlIlI[II|lIIJAI!IILIIIlH_[I_IlIIIIHIHIHIIIIIIII!HHIE’ ] | Glad After- VOU CAN FLY Kuskokwim and Yukon Points 95 56 629, success is told best in his strike- | 84 67 556 |outs and walks. His control is twice | 79 71 527|as good as it ever was. Last season| §0 72 526 he hurled 201 innings, fanning 74| J u N E A u lo % 76 500 and walked as many. This season | v v 72 77 483 |after he had completed 226 frames,| = e 3 68 82 453 he had 119 strikeouts and had is-| ; énihol’lge Kodiak Fairbanks )} inhia 49 102 325 {sued but 50 bases on balls. That's| ¥ : L PP the equivalent of almost a strikeout You’ll B e ‘ e al dfllfll Valdez Nome lan inning and two walks a game. | » ,0rdoVv. 3 'T, B ‘ | Six Years In Minors | ;I = Seward Bl’lS‘Ol BBY g | Chandler spent six years in the| |minors before he stuck with the ! WHEN you refurnish your home AFTER A FIRE, yow'll be glad you took this }'lartford agency’s advice to increase your insurance to keep pace with today’s ris- ing prices for replacements. Without obligation, you | ¢ i viewed 109—just | | Yanks. He started with Springtield, | |Mass, in the old Eastern League' in 1932, | This is his sixth world series with the American League champions. | |He sat through those of 1937, '38| |and '39 when the Yanks lost only |one series classic out of 13 played. | |1t seems the Yanks had three pretty | good hurlers in those days in fel-| lows named Red Ruffing, Monte Pearson and Lefty Gomez. Between | them they hurled the Yankees | through three series with the aid of | jone victory each from Johnny Murphy and Bump Hadley. Borrowed Stuff Spud really has been around the | Yanks so long that he can go through the pitching repertoire of NEW SCHEME, BOND DRIVES r. Jack Dempsey sug- e thinks is a billion for the next war loan proposes a series of 12 programs over the na- war bonds for admission, also| adio rights and profits from| scuvenir programs and evemwything » connected with the matches, d first call could be made on Wednesday Friday Sunday * ALASKA STAR AIRLINES parANGE S0 Phone 667 ;'most of his mates. His sinker is| |original but he got his slider from| New York would draw two hun-?R“;“:{‘i his curve from Murphy dred’ million dollars worth of war|21d his fork bell from Bonham. konds. s now in the service. predicted a Louis-Nova battle WILL PUT MILK | QUESTIONUPTO VOTE OF PEOPLE | * The City Council voted last night to put the question of whether or raw milk may be sold in the city | to a vote in the next city election, | st Special Meeting 1 ordinance prohib-l of raw milk during ved to committee| * ceks ago and the; at last ni!h!'5| Sunday, October 3—10 A. M. 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