The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 14, 1945, Page 3

MONDAY, MAY 14, BEAVERS NOW Rev HOLD 6-GAME EDGE ON PCL Seattle Hasfll Game on Oaks as Padres Nose- Dive fo No. 4 Spot (By Associated i'ress) ‘The runner-up teams of the Pa- cific Coast League jockeyed for *better positions Sunday as Port- , land stretched its lead to six games at the end of the first quarter of the schedule. Portland bushed off one con- tender—the San Diego Padres— with a double victory, 4-2 and 3-2, while second-place Seattle split with Sacramento, 5-4 and 2-4. Los Angeles, the 1944 winner, made the most progress over the Jveekend by hoisting itself from | . seventh to fifth place over the Sen- ||, ators and Seals, as the O'Doulmen i split with Hollywood Sunday, 3-2, .+ and 0-2, t The Angels won their first twin | bill of the year by turning back Oakland, 3-1 and 9-1. The second series of the season, in the Northwest will be played this week, with San Francisco visiting Seattle -and Los Angeles moving to Portland. California games will see San Diego at Hollywood and Sac- ramento &t Oakland. STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS (American League) Team— W. L. Pet.! Chicago 12 6 667 | New York 13 1 850 | + Detroit s || 7 611 St. Louis 9 9 .500 . Washington 10 12 455 Y Philadelphia 9, 12 4201 Boston 8 12 400 Cleveland 6 13 316 P Yesterday's Results Chicago, 4-5; Washington, 1-2. New York, 1-2; Cleveland, 0-4. (First 'game 10 innings). Philadelphia, 4-2; St. Louis, 1-8. , Boston, 8-0; Detroit, 2-2. ; (National League) - 4 Team— W, L Pet. New York 16 5 126 Brooklyn 13 6 684 Chicago 19 8 556 St. Louis 9+ 10 474 Pittsburgh 9 10 4m4 Boston 8 10 44 Cincinnati 6 11 353 Philadelphia 5 16 238 Yesterday’s Results New York, 4-5; St. Louis, 3-6. Brooklyn, 10%~Circinnati, 8. (Second game postponed). Boston, 3; Chicago, 2. (Called end of seventh). Pittsburgh, 9-5; Philadelphia, 6-6. (Pacific Coast League) Team— W. L. Pet. Portland 30 13 698 * Seattle 23 18 561 Oakland 23 20 San Diego 22 22 Los Angeles 21 28 4’17 Sacramento 20 22 476 | San- Francisco 0 23 Hollywood -12 30 286 ‘Weekend Results Portland, 3-4-3; San Diego, 1-2-2. (First game 10 innings). Oakland, 5-1-1; Los Angeles, 1-3- 9. Seattle, 5-2; Sacramento, 4-4. (Saturday’s game rained out). — e —— SPORT SHORTS (By Associated Press) DALLAS—University of Texas rolled up 79% points.to win the Southwest Conference Track and Field Meet. ANNAPOLIS—Columbia * Varsity crew upset Navy over a wind-swept | , course on the Severn River. CHICAGO—Espino Gold, $25.80, wnd Quizzle, $6, won split dvisions ,of the Inaugural Handicap as rac- ing was resumed at Sportman’s Park. COLUMBIA, Mo—Bill Bangert caved the shot 53 feet, 3 3/4 inch- », es to set all-time U. of Missiouri record in the dual meet against Kansas. PAWTUCKET, R. !——A crowd of 25,000 set a new opening day bet- ting mark of $1,153,415 at Narragan- sett, as Bar Willow, $10.20, and Castleman, $14.20, won split divisions »of the Inaugural Purse. NEW YORK—Army's unbeaten baseball team won its 10th in a row, walloping Columbia, 18-0. s CINCINNATI—John J. Abbate, Philadelphia, won the National AAU 50,000-meter walking championship in five hours, 35 minutes, 20 seconds. FERVENT PLEA KANSAS CITY, Kans.—Reminded repeatedly that they couldn’t take her to a park because of the shortage of gasoline, a kindergarten pupil finally presented this argu- ment: “Mother, since it's Mother's Day,” she said, “don’t you think we ought. to go to the park and see the mama bear?” — e About 15 per cent of the total area of the Philippines is under cultivation, mostly for rice. ., Empire wanu #as get quick results I945 ~ HUNTER COPS SUNIOR TITLE REDSOX ROOK DOWNS TROUT T0 SET MARK Chicago American League | Team Crawls Past Yanks | | Into First Place Again ‘Erma Johnson Sefs Best! | H \ By Soe Beichles | Time for Women Over (Associated Press Sports Writer) H 1 e Ty saonea-~ e wsoms| . 1TICky:SlatomCourse ;Dm" Ferriss of the Boston Red Sox o bul not before he had established a Buddy Hunter had his skis under ' hew medern record for a pitcher be- | full contral yester nd, as a S s and Army Finance, ay, ginning a major league career. result, waltzed off W the Fish-|commer K A. H. Stoney, | | By hurling four scoreless frames eries Ty the Junior| On ing is ¢ -the weather » Ta Jr., John in the opener of Sunday’s American Mg Slalom ¢ of two|augurs a successful season Darmott O'Tocle. League double-header with Detroit, competitive events run off by the r and Ward for the Signac = A tarRing to Tnsai R ]thc remarkable Army Air Force dis- Juneau & “lub on the slopes of ag Blum and MecClellan for gitka 1ght yn Kluny, Ruby }(.l"mgee cxtended his string to 22 the Upper Ski Bowl as the season’s Finance are the cpposing batteries Hazel: | and Doris Anderson consacutive scoreless innings to bet- climax. Winner of the other event, according to pre-game announce- Fror Juneau: C. E ter the mark of 19 2/3 set by Thomas the Women's Slalom, was Erma,ment b, two team managers. Custer i E. E. Whitehead J. (Bucky) O'Brien, also of the Red | Al g four of which are’ J. Leckley was a pacsenger from Sox, in 1911 t and proved by |Scheduled each week, are to be Haine Juneau ant on to beat the Tigers, Dizzy™ Trout g Ferriss w with the famous Paul Larry ‘cn the mound, 8-2, giving up nine 10, for his g result r that Hunter Y g [¢ thits and striking third victory & | Alton ve the Tig Hlower specd than other entrants,| Tentative line-ups for this eve- SEAR(H FOR BODY leven break when he Blank X | but without falls, copped the prize, | IIE'S contests are: 2-0 with three hits in tk The women's race “w_ U over | Signacs Pcsition Finance * In winning | s fifth game the lower portion of the M“m,‘\v‘n'i Catcher McClellan OF M’KE JOH“S IS |defeat, the nete P ‘Fnhm Pitcher Blum Ithird shut-out. Yo Behvands Tenphy s Awhrds IS0 1-base Tomlin | ABANDONED BY (G The Chicago White Sox climbed | & ¢ wys s e b “Hlsanleh 2-base Iversen back into first place in the Ameri-| it o0 G Sl T T vent. Mer- | FTies 3-base Convery can League by winning two games L prizes went to those Sullivan S-stop Fribush ynable to uncover an trace of jfrem the Washingten Senators 5-1 Rodand N ek | Galbraith S-field Cope | Miks Richard Johns, fisherman and 4-2 while the New chediled . dowihi s | Sundsten Menton who cdrowned off Thane last week, | Yankees split with Cleveland, : Arsanto POWeTs | the U, S. Coast Guard has given up he opener 1-0 in 10 innings Burkette R nrld Rowley | a4 fruitless its search fé: the body, | 1g the nightcap lit was disclosed today. { Thornton Lee gained his fourth Johns succumbed to the icy ‘waters n S = y, captured by | triumph for Chisox in the op- ener and Orval Grove his second in - [the nightcap. i awarded to the Althcugh the Yankees lost their st Be i grip on first place, Veteran Atley bl ) Dcneld did not loss his mastery of the Indians blanking Cl land with seven hits, Donald ¢ the Tribesmen his 13th trivmph over against cne defeat Indians came back to Leat iz Bonham | SK |in the nightcap behind Steve - | € Sk mek, for tha latter's third victory n of the First | The largest erc of the N IN SKI ms ‘Brown and, pl ull advant- | Vm a ])xl'll‘l.vnh at | nings. THE DAII Y ALASKA FJVIPIRI SIGNACS BILLED _JUNEAU, ALASKA C oy | ) Pelican City were: Don vs FlNAN(E AS v S. Goodman, Clara " wnd Jerry Monree, round trip to Hoonah and SOFTBALLOPENS =+ kan: Clifford Moe, Ollie Fm— d R. E. Grave k Inlet to Juneau ! Season Inaugural Set This £ e da B Sitka to Juneau: Robert Vemng at Juneau | 5. M. Woefel and John Baseball Park From Ketehikan to Juneau: Ruth Allee rtin J. Lynch, V. Girone ftball tonight! and J. W. Houston | Juneau's ball scason—represented | Pl lying Sunday tock Claude this year only by the softar variety | Aik> A. Girore and Pat | —gets under way this evening with a | g Sitka between teams repl | i and Sam Nelson were ved at Firemen's Field, where the tieau Channel Basball League hcAl forth during former summers. | All games will be played in the eve- Asp and Eddie Jack were s on the returning plane - ALASKA (OASTAl ineau Channel when he fell d from { his gill net boat | o" MANY 'I'Rlps Friday evening, while enroute Taku River to fish. IN WA WATER (-l\' DURING WEEKEND BRI( Cn the flight to Sitka Saturday an | Pritish using a hh(h- Alaska Coastal Airlines’ plane took | pressure water gun which removes tr following passengers: Mrs. the sar s off mines buried on En Gecrga Jorgenson, Janis Jorgenson, Meadow R o o e o e e o e e et —'D—(%fim ticnal League , 38056 paid, from the effects of | ¢ watched the first place Giants split | the 1 k of sunshine. |with the werld champion St. Louis| —Junior Men’s Slalom Results H E LLE S f& l B -9 l N E S |Cardinals, the Giants winning the et Rutal cpiner 4-3 and the Redbirds taking wo wo v b DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU T0 KETCHIKAN 1 the night Mel Ott hit the 241 251 492 o 495th homer of his career and his 264 22 5514 via Pelershurg and Wrangell Shl;‘r]oc;‘rl“? ’ i hth| B S U With connections to Craig, Kiawock, Hydaburg and {ctraight M" v m»,: l,,“l:l"u],_; Portland—one run, H steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle in the opcner of a scheduled double- | only il FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 heeder. Rain washed out the sec-| Jim Rude, regarded as a promi- | S m D S cnd game nent contender, was unable to com- = = S ERCHISIT W Vern Ste s banged out his pete, being taken ill just before the Louis Browns race hletics. - split. | Wauen's Slalom. Resulls ) i 1 the ops 1 st *nd I,"“: i behind eshman -Lutcher oIT. Run Run Time Connie Mack s luck with an-|Erma Joh 320 180 500 other ro Gerkin, in the Bonnie Kl 402 202 604 fo"' nightcap, the Browns fell on, Colleen Bucy 451 T4 50.0 274 Edna William: Tomiinson ...59.3 | Gerkin for {to win 8 even runs in the eighth 82.3 87.2 | Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. split, — [the Pirates winning the opener 9-6 Officials ] ‘and the Phils the nightcap 6-5. Rain Chi of Course, Eric Sundsten; ! played havoc with the Chicago- Starter, Irving Stimpson; Heat |Boston scheduled twin-bill, limiting Timer, Capt. M. Beach; Assistant, them to cne curtailed game which! Timer, Marvyn L. Pe Ass 'ng‘ the Braves won 3-2 in seven innings.!cn Course, Larry Brown, Pete Ar-| i ML A TR it i PR A ‘ o sl R A Two Free Deliveries Daily | PUTZELL VS. SHIPP { | weony | REWARDY U 20th Cenfury Meat Market TRIAL SET TUESDAY | [ { " ’ Several minor civil matters were ; $200 KEWARB | Idisposed of in U. S. District Court : will be paid by Dan Kat- here Saturday, following which the ' { _ - R Court was closed this morning, E zeek for recovery of y awaiting the opentng of trial of = | MIJKE R. JOHNS || ALL BILLS P AY ABLE To civil action brought by Joseph W.|} » { Putzell against Corbett Shipp. The | drowned May 10. 1945, 4} action is to ke heard without jury } off Thane. See Wm. I. and is set for tomorrow morning at| § Paul Jr. for particulars. DAIR'ES IN( 10 o'clock. S emamaed by ] i wEe h i ; may be paid effective this date N O R I H L A N D and hereafter office of SERVING A-.,ASKA JOHN G. YOUNG, Accountant Juneau Dairie;, Inc. e WINDOW —-—— AUTO PLATF GLASS IDEAL GLASS CO. Glass Work of All Descriptions 121 MAIN STREET >+ PHONE 633 S = WALTER J. STUTTE GENER”L CO\TEA 'TOR New Construction and Remodeling Phone Green 768 evenings P. O. Box 3091, Estimates Furnished HOTEL ALASKAN -—Sl'l'KA QUIETEST PLACE AND LOWEST RATES LARGE SAMPLE ROOM WITH STORE FRONT Located Near Russian Church Center of Town e e e s o e s rrr—ed | son, Russ®ll W, Gwm'nn\\" | to _ ottt i | VANITY E BEAUTY SALON i Cooper Bldg., Elsie Hildreth, Mgr. OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 318 I { THE FIXIT SHOP z 215 Second Street z Musical Instrument Repairing \ L General Light Repair Work PHONE 567 ROY EATON | BRSNS Baranof Hotel Building PRSI S TLE S-S N § Metcalfe Sheet Metal Heating—Airconditioning—Boat Tanks and Stacks — Everything in SHEET METAL Phone 711 90 Willoughby Ave. For Comfort and Service Get the New Wash- F. B. McClure, M ington Habit ALASKANS FEEL AT HOME iuna — wow_we | HAIR STYLE by Experts WE SPECIALIZE m Cold Waving Permanents Styling Shaping i Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. 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