The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 14, 1944, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA WILDCATS BEATEN ‘w|[|) GAMES [NEW GRIDRULES SOFTBALL GAMES BY DODGERS LAST | ARE ADOPTEDBY " PLAYED TONIGHT NGHT, SCORE 51 AREPLAYED, | cOAST COACHES .. - oot o cmne B lEAGUE rting at 6:30 o'clock, the Coast} B¢ 1 (vu(ud meets the Signal Corps to SCORE BY INNI (By Associated Press) In the sceond inning last eve-! The Oakland Acorns ran wildjmage and Iso eliminated the oft- docide the league's leadership, and the second game the Finance Red Birds go A;:mxm un* PAA. ning the Dodgers started the scor- | last night to give the Pacific Coab[ifltlflll\l(l intentional out-of-bounds | ing. Pomorski, the first man up, League's leading Portland Beavers|Kickofls. starting with the schedule) made first on an error by Sirak. 12 to. 0 thrashing. The Beavers next ‘fall THREE PCL TEAMS ARE TIED FOR FIRST The next man up struck out. Pom- ysed up three pitchers in a vain| This abrupt departure from the| orski made second on an error by|attempt to stop the Acorns Burt {standard rule book is the first such SPOT IN BATTING | | Rolinson, and took third on a wild Salvo held the Beavers to five hits.[&Ction of any American college con- ) FIXTURES (By Associated Press) ! F U L l “ Iu & K R ‘] s E pitch. Halloway hit a single into| Johnny Ostrowski hit a triple|ference and was quickly approved Los Angeles, Oakland and San| BUILDING CONTRACTORS centerfield, scoring Pomorski. The 'and two singles last night to drive by f’“‘n““‘ members - attending the | o2 isoo have moved into a lu" REPAIRING and REMODELING {next man up struck out. Halloway in two runs and help Los Angeles conference The A [ for team batting honors in the Pa-| So. Seward and Willoughby |advanced to third on two wild defeat Seattle he pass now puts col-| i Goast League, With averages RO, W i S8 § pitches. Blum made first on an| In the wildest marathon of the|lege action on suine basis as | ! of 261, dumping the former leader,| error by Sirak, Halloway scoring night, Ray Harrell allowed san‘the pro rules s e with the play, l Heating Co. and the next man up| Diego six runs in the first inning| The erid schedule calls for a struck out to retire the side. iand then shut them out for the {double round-robin between Cali-|" Cimm\_\ English, Los A,mm,! HEATING OIL BURNERS { f In the fourth inning the Wild- remainder of the way as San Fran- f“’“‘l‘;tlj‘ll and USC, and games .\ 0. poconan Jeads the individ- |cats came back to tie up the balllcisco clouted out a 19 to 6 victory.[BY USC and California with the ' ... patting with an average of PHONE 787 Third and Frankhn |game. Herbert, first man up,' In Hollywood, the San-amenm‘rU'j“‘_“"“"_" of Washington Huskies. | 349 with Charles Kelleher of Holly- |cingled. Specht singled, advancing Sclons defeated the Stars 5 to 3| They are the only four playing!|y oo \witn 337, NIGHT: B. E. FEERO J. R. CLARK WEDNFSDAY JUNE 14, 1944 Phone a CLASSIFIED | Copy must be in the office by 2 o'clock in the afternoon to insure insertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone from persons listea in telephone directory. Count five average words to the line. Daily rate per line for consecutive inser- tions: One day, 10c; Additional days, 5¢; Minimum charge, 50¢ Old l‘aslnon l'lnme Cooked Meals Just Like Mother Used 10'Cook Phone 359 THE ONLY HOME CAFE IN JUNEAU HOOD IJ\I‘.R Oregon, June 14. —The Coast Conference coaches have voted to open up conference {football to throw passes from any- | where behind the line of scrim-| | Wildeats | Dodgers | rule the FOR RENT FOR SALE LOST—FOUND MISCELLANEOQUS WANTED DEADLINE FOR DISPLAY ADS IS 11 A. M. ON DATE OF INSERTION FOR SALE ate mode! outboard, § RooM partly furnished house, Phone Green 330. B 0. Box 1618, 5 |to second on an error by Meiver, whan relief pitcher Earl members of the Coast Conference | RO {and Herbert went to third on the blew up in the ninth nnfi::la:::d"""‘“ the i 40 | ks, MARCUS DECISIONS MILLER, 10 ROUNDS h man up struck out. walked f o fter Mell The next p walked four Solon players after o SAN FRANCISCO, June 14 — SEA KING la $100.00. Comfy Sleeping Bag, length 80 -Jnches, width 40 inches. = Pur-| chased in Juneau last winter. A-1 condition. ' Orignial price $25.00; will take $15.00. Please phnm Blue 510, evenings. |Lamb singled, scoring Herbert and Serafini had doubled, sending home | Specht. Another man was struck ' four unearned runs. We wish to acknewledge thanks uul and Lamb was caught attempt- a8 and appreciation to the people of| |ing to steal second. | GAMES TU! DAY the community for their uxpx'essl(ms! gy In the sixth, Zenecker walked. 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Games are |and on Sundays at 2 baseball fans should |cause its really not bad ball Following is the box score: Wildcats scheduled for Tuesday | |and Friday evenings at 6:30 o'clock, and 6:30, so Portland attend, be- | Seattle h'l‘A\l)!N(x OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet. 37 29 561 31 537 San Francisco 3 Hollywood { San Onions, Tomatoes, New Potatoes, Cucumbers and many others. Lettuce, Bananas, ;| Lamb, restaur- ! TO BUY—39-inch mat- | Diego E Los Angeles 0, Oakland 2 Sacramento ol National League 0 Won Lost Pet. 0 St. Louis 33 688 0 Pittsburgh 26 578 0 Cincinnati 25 521 0'New York 25 510 0. Brooklyn 24 480 0, Boston 23 434 0, Philadelphia 19 413 Chicago 16 372 American League Won Lost Pet, .29 23 558 26 23 25 25 25 26 22 23 24 26 22 24 25 Player— Moran, 2b | Sirak, ss Herbert, 3b Specht, ¢ | Jockaback, P | Rolinson, 439 397 rf 1b Mr‘d'\mels **Tisit | Totals 2 | *Batted for Mastisso. | “*Ran for Rolinson. | St." Louis Dodgers { Boston Detht {Cleveland vemcago Washington Hew York . phia m‘ooHo__cnmcc: S RS o ity | Player— Perrone "Vanskiver, 3b | Zancker, c | Meiver, 1f | Pomorski, cf p tMcmsthun, 1b Halloway, 2b cf Maistkowski, rf JBlum P ss @ slomrmncsocooy 500 490 489 480 478 468 , 2b ARDINALS TRIM CUBS, NIGHT GAME (By Associated Press) Four hours "of batting practice were cashed in by Danny Litwhiler orski one, by Lamb ten. Time of|}ast night when he whacked out | game 1 hour and 40 minutes. Um- |three doubles and a single to help| ,|8t. Louis trim Chicago 8 to 3 in a| Nalional League game, giving Max | Lanier his sevent.h win of the sea- ~8on., At cmcmnm Pitr.sburgh rappca it s e’ 1 5 fourth in- ting yesterday to score three runs and defeat the Reds 3 to 2. Brooklyn took s tirn. with the (By Associated Press) stege batteries y sterday and Dutch Leonard allowed -the ¥dn-|Pounded out 11 hits to defeat the kees but seven hits as the wm_.ounu 19 to 4, with three homers ington Senators shut out New York | counting for -six of the scores of 3.t0.0 in a night, game last night, {the Dodgers, and this was the second straigh The Phillies snapped. out of a win over the world champs in - #i¥e-game losing streak to defeat| twilight contest. Boston 8 to 7 in the n#ghtcap of a The Boston Red Sox bunched|doubleheader after dropping the| eight hits to defeat Philadelphia | °Per 2 to 1 | 7 to 2. Bobby Doerr hit his fourth FRLECE, W S TR homer of the season. 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