The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 15, 1945, Page 3

TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1945 EXPERTS ARE | MADE "BUMS" BY BROOKLYN Pirates V|d|ms as Dodgers | Win Ninth in Row- Giants Lead By Jack Hand (Associated Press Sports Writer) Brooklyn again was the baseball capital of the nation today with | the Glorious Bums riding blissully on a nine-game winning streak and basking in the sports page head- lines. The team that couldn’t beat the Army nine at West Point in spring training had suddenly turned “killers” and hadn’t lost a single contest of five played against the| “toughies” from the west who were | supposed to knock out their brains. | They were only two lengths behind the leading New York Giants. When the Brooks thumped the Phillies four in a row, the experts warningly pointed a finger and said “Wait until the Cards get here.” The Cards came and lost, so did the Reds, and the Pirates arrived | yesterday in time to become the| ninth victim. To top it off, a rookie | | | | | | { | named Leroy Pfund, who hadn’t| been trusted with a previous start- ing assignment, got. the call and caught the victory spirit. Pfund was one of three rookies to make his first start in the big| show and none lost. He draped a seven-hitter on Frankie Frisch's Bues for a 4-1 edge with the help of Walker’s triple, double and single. Mel Ott shot a freshman at the Chicago Cubs in Biil Emmerich, an- other St. Louis chain gang refugee from Rochester, and got a 6-5 edge in 10 innings, although Emmerich wasn't around to get the credit. The third first starter was Melvin Bosser, a 25-year-old war veteran | whose only previous experience came in Class D. Taking the hill for Cincinnati against the Phillies, the discharged serviceman earned win No. 1 but had to give way to Walker because of wildness in the eighth, The Reds won, 5 to 4. Boston and St. Louis were not scheduled, moving up their game and the entire American slate ol four games, including a night tilt in St. Louis, was washed into future twin bills STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS (American League) Team— Chicago - New York . Detroit St. Louis Washington Philadelphia . Boston 400 Cleveland 316 (All games postponed-—Standings unchanged). Pet. 667 650 611 455 429 (National League) Team— A New York Brooklyn Chicago St. Louis .. Pittsburgh Cincinnati . Philadelphia . Yesterday's Results New York, 6; Chicago, . Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh, 1. Cincinnati, 5; Philadelphia, 4. { (Only games scheduled). | 13 100 526 474 | 450 .389 227 (Pacific Coast League) | Team— W. L. Pet. Portland ....... 30 13 .698‘ Seattle 18 561 | Oakland 3 535 | i San Diego ... .500; Los -Angeles 1’77‘ Sacramento 476 | San Francisco 20 465 Hoillywood .. 12 286 (No games yesr,erday — Teams traveling.) BASEBALL GREATS HEAD SOUADS FOR ESQUIRE TOURNEY CHICAGO, May 15—Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb, two of baseball’s greatest performers, will match | managerial talent when the East meets West in the All-American Boys' game, sponsored by Esquire Magazine, at the Polo Grounds in New York on August 28. James Crossett, director of the game, said today that Ruth wllli coach the East team -during its en- tire training period. Cobb pre- viously was selected to handle the West aggregation. THhe two teams will be comprised of the nation’s best boy ballplayers as selected by newspapers in 82 21 .20 SAN FRANCISCO—Ship's Cook Wayne Starkey said in Federal Court here he knew there was a rule against smoking on his ship but forgot and “inadvertently lit up a cigarette.” lin the seventh helped Finance { ter. |McClellan; Pot. | + Judge A. F. St. Sure sentenced him to 30 days in the County Jail. The ship was loading explosives when Starkey smoked, L FINANCE OPENS SOFTBALL PLAY WITH 14-2 WIN ‘Slgna(s Fall | Apan in Field| to Hand Out 8 Runs in Final Frame Barly season slack in large quan- | showed up in the play of ‘the Su,nacs eld last evening, with the result that the Finance club trotted off with a 14 to 2 victory in the opening game of the local| Softball season. Four Signac bobbles | to eight runs. Pitcher Blum was the big gun of the Finance outfit, pacing the at- tack as well as confining the Sig- nal Corps squad, to 10 safeties in tke seven innings. Blum connected {for three hits, including one circuit !smash, in his four times at the plat- | Ward and Arsanto each got| two-for-thre2 for the Signac Blue Jays. Tomlin, Coastguarder holding down first base for Finance, led the tallying, counting three times after {getting atoard on a duo of singles and an errer. Seven errors were charged against the Blue Jays and two boots against Finance Meeting at Firemen's Field this evening at 7 o'clock in the second contest will be the Coast Guard! and the Sub-Port Headquarters teams. The score by innings: Team 1234567 R H Finance 0213008 14 10 Signacs 1001000 2 10 Batteries Finance—Blum and ~Fischer and ‘Ward. ——.— SENOR PLENTY TOUGH COOKIE FOR ROBINSON PHILADEI,PH!A. May 15 — Jose Basora, the Puerto Rican Senor from San Juan, t lot of dirt on Ray “Sugar” inson's fistic reputation last night. A 7 to 1 underdog the “uncrowned” round draw and but for a switch of tactics in the last round, ably would have gained the deci- sion. A sell-out crowd of jammed Convention F saw the Latin American scrapper come within an eyelash of foining Jake LaMotta as the only one to whip “Sugar” in 56 bouts. Basora weighed 154 pounds to Robinson’s 1492 There were no knockdowns, though Rcbinson jarred the Senor several times in the fifth 1|vuu| and Basora made “Sugar on with solid bmly blows in the eighth - (COCHRAN CUTS HOPPE'S EDGE prob- 14,653 that al- 10 39 pomrsj SEATLE, May 15.—Welker Coch- 444 145 shaved three points from Willie the Hoppe’s advantage yestetday and ‘went into the second day of their Seattle billiard session just 39 peints behind the veteran challenger in their cross-country three-cushion argument. The score to date: Hoppe, Cochran 4024. They end their Seattle program temorrow and finish the match later in the week at San Francisco. - EMBLEM CLUB Social meeting tonight, Elks Hall, | 8 o’clock. (Adv.) e BUY WAR BOND3 4063; THE DAILY ALASKA EMPI't 10 MAKE MOVE T0 GET FATHERS OUT OF BATTLING | CONFERENCE ISSUES PUT | charge all men with | three -childyen bezan Hill today. It is under the leadership of | Representative Engel (Republican, . who said he will seek te on the proposition wal War Department n bill reaches the flooy, n several weeks. member of the | tions Sub - Committee handling Army funds, Engel will ask the committee to write into the bill a ban against payment of funds to any service man who has more than three children. Its acceptance, he said in an interview, would force the Army to discharge such men, since no one can be compelled to serve without compensation. Chairman May, (Democrat, Ken- tucky), of the Military Committee, said he would resist any such move because “we must have confidence in the judgment of the Army’s lcaders.” May 15 — A Army to dis- more than on Capitol Delegales Keep Ears Tun- ed fo Moscow on Zone Defense, Trusteeshlp a (Continued jrwin Page One) ‘\f” As ¢ Appropria- France Gaining | France’s position as one of | |“Big Five won nearer formal | recognition last night when a con- | ference committee on the struc ture of the sccurity council voted that ve should be a permanent | imember cf that powerful world or- ganization agency. One point which was decided in committee last night was that the | Secretary-General of the organiza- | tion—the man who will boss its | working staff ould be elected by {the general embly on recom- mendation of the security council, as the Oaks plan provided - The latest key figure scheduled return hom is Foreign Min- |ister Bidauit. The French delega- : pACIFI( WAR MAY tion announced he would board & GEN. DOOLITTLE | We .u Time md.:_\. traveling by way tl ashington, D. C. - LONDON, May 15 Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle was headed to- day for the U. S. Army Air Forces’ Bndal Shower For Miss Klein | Headquarters in Washington, ably to receive a Pac frier the home assignment that will are vs far more fih\&’.},('nug Klein, bride-clect BT 3 Rand rower the to oup of Tokyo thar Dudley nie nalman surprise l)u were guest to do preduced cle! useful kitchen unexpected in selected of the evening w Mrs. Dudl efreshments, ries, cake <o Two Disaccredifed for Breach of Confidence 5.—Supreme nnounced tonight ot IN THE which and frem zing dozen and given a the crystal .pattern Qyancouver SEATILE TAcouk PORTLAY & st . onxians 8 san ranciscold V/ SAN DIEGO f strawber Head- | it Pre br conf prematurely the sto ing of the Gei Morten P. 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