The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1944, Page 2

P AGE TWO Beavers Velours Fur Felts In Exquisite Millinery by the incomparable Mr. Leslie James Brilliant jewel trims, millinery slightly reminiscent of 1900, wonderful, beautiful large beavers . . These .are the magnificent originals donerby Mr. Leslie James, these are the important hats of the season 19.95-39.50 ,Z%. d/M Bzé'z‘mdi go. QUALITY SINCE /887 Dr. and Mrs. G. 42 Years Experience Quick accurate air mail service CHAS. R. OAKES 802 Green Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Lew WjLHgms Her Secretary of Alaska, Lew M. Wx]-l liams, back from a short trip to|getchikan tomorrow. STAGG SLEAVE TOMORROW @ WATCH REPAIRING 'Family Accompanies | ~ Lee Stagg of | - Ketchikan accompanied Mrs. H. L. | | Wood to Juneau from Ketchikan. | | Mrs. Stagg is the daughter of Mrs Wood. The Staggs will return to'rived in Juneau and are guests at| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—]JUNEAU, ALASKA 1 PLAY-BY-PLAY left on base CARDINALS Walker Cooper flied to Christmas who misjudged. Stephens taking the catch for an nders flied out to Gutteridge Kurowski doubled. Marion was pur- posely passed. Verban poped out to McQuinn. No runs, one hit, no errors; left on S| NTH INNING 1 BROWNS McQuinn fanned. Christman fouled out to Walker Coope! Moore singled, Hayworth | doubled, scoring Moore. Mancuso batted for Potter and singled, scor- ing Hayworth Shirley ran for Mancuso. Gutteridge out, Kurowski to Sanders. Two runs, three hits, one left on base. CARDINALS—Bob Muncrief now pitching for the Browns. Lanier flied out to Gutteridgt. Bergamo struck out. Hopp fanned. No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base two no errors; neau by plane after se in the south. 5 ® o ¢ 0o 0 0 0 0 0 0 WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau October 4 Maximum, 49; Precipitation, TIDES TOMORROW High tide—4:45 a. m., 163 feet. | Low tide—10:38 a. m,, 23 feet. High tide—4:45 p. m., 176 feet.- | Low tide—11:17 p. m., -09 feet. | -oo MAY SABIN RETURNS Sabin has returned to Ju- ral weeks Temperatur In Junea minimum, 55 inch At Airport minimum, 43 27 inch 45, Maximum, 49 May Precipitation OLD HOMPSOX BRAND A BETTER BLEND FOR BETTER DRINKS GLENMORE DISTILLERIES COMPANY EIGHTH INNING | BROWNS — Kreevich doubled Donnelly, who pitched last two in- nings yesterday, relieved Lanier. Laabs fanned for the third straight time. Stephens fanned. McQuinn was purposely passed. Christman fanned. No runs, one hit, no errors; two left on bases. 3 | CARDINALS | Walker Cooper sacrificed, Christman to McQuinn, Sanders was purposely passed. Kurowski flied out to Steph- ens who doubled Musial at second with a quick throw to Gutteridge. No runs, one hit, no errors; one left on base i NINTH INNING BROWNS—Moore grounded out to Sanders. Hayworth flied out to Cooper. Muncrief fanned. No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base. CARDINALS—Marion out, Steph- ens to McQuinn. Verban walked Donnelly fanned. Bergamo fanned , no hits, no errors; one Musial singled se. TENTH INNING is 35,076 receipts $152,653. Gutteridge fanned Kreevich singled. Al Zarilla batted for Laabs and forced Kreevich out at second, Sanders to Marion. Steph- ens fanned | No runs, one hit, no errors; left on base. | CARDINALS — Zarilla replaced !Laabs in left field for the Browns. Hopp out, Christman to McQuinn Musial was safe on Gutteridge's fumble of his grounder for an error. |Cooper grounded into a double play, | Stephens to Gutteridge to McQuinn | No runs, no hits, one error; none |left on base. ELEVENTH INNING BROWNS — McQuinn doubled. | Christman bunted down third, Mec- | {Quinn out at third, Donnelly to Kurowski. Moore flied out to Mus- ial. Hayworth fanned. No runs, oné hit, no errors; one llt’it on base. i CARDINALS — Sanders singled. |Kurowski sacrificed, Christman to |Gutteridge who covered first base. !Marion was passed. Ken O'Dea bat- | ited for Verban and singled, scoring |sanders with the winning run | One run, two hits, no errors; one | |left on base. | - BOSTS AT GASTINEAU E. L. Bost and family have ar-| one the Gastineau Hotel. his former residence at Wrangell, | s was accompanied by his mother, | Mrs. Jane Williams, and his two | daughters, Susan and Jane. Th(*y‘ will be joined shortly by Mrs. Lew | Williams, who remained at Wran- | gell to complete family packing | Trinity Guild Wil Meet Tomorrow Eve The Senior Guild of the Episcopal | Church will hold a meeting tomor- | row night in the Church parlors beginning at 7:30 o'clock | Hostesses will be Mesdames J. R. | Guerin and J. O. Kirkham, both | of Douglac The Wings of the World’s Greatest TRAVEL SYSTEM Contact Al Pierce, Empress Building, anks, Alaske, or any local nes office. 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