The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 16, 1945, Page 6

PAGE SIX OAKS, PADRES CLOSE IN ON SECOND $POT Idle Rainiers Lose Half- " “Game of Narrow Hold as | Runners-up on Coast | (By The Associated Press) Seattle’s sha led (GSOFTBALLERS GOTHAM PAIR EKE OUT WIN IN UNHALTED 1M OVERTIME GAME WIN STREAKS - Six-run RaIIy—Erases Early Dodgers Cop Tenth Straight Lead Gathered by at Expense of Bucs- Guqrd§men American Washed Out Jack Ha ll\ll Trailing By Subport softball tea six-run that frame c place in the Pacific Coast League ¢ stood at only half a game today moved up a notch on 'h. Rainiers last night Portlant, in with a six-game lea were forced to mark time as difficulties caused postponements of Tuesday night contests in mx‘ two Northwest Cities Oakland, pl on field, edged out ), move within half a game of Seattle The Acorns, who clinched the with a four-run rally in the eighth, were paced by young Vic Picetti, | first sacker, who slammed out a| homer in the third and accounted | for two more runs with a single to | right. | San Diego, half a game behind, | beat the luckless Hollywood S 10-6 in the film city. The Padres were. trailing, 4-1, going into the fourth inning when they fell on the offerings of Jim Sharp for five runs. its home STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS (American Leagnu Team— Chicago New York Detroit St. Louis ‘Washington Philadelphia Boston Cleveland (All games postponed—s unchanged) (Natioral League) Team— New York Brooklyn Chicago St. Louis Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia Yesterday's Results New York, 5; Chicago, 4 St. Louis, 8; Boston, 7. Brooklyn, §; Pittsburgh, 3. Cincinnati, 7; Philadelphia, (Pacific Coast League) Team— W. L Pertland 30 13 Seittle 23 18 Oakland 20 San. Diego o ) Las Angeles 23 Saeramento 2 23 San Francisco 23 Hollywood 31 Yesterday's Results S#n Diego, 10; Hollywood, 6. Qakland, 7; Sacramento, 5 | (S8an Francisco at Seattle; Los Angeles at Portland, postponed— | transportation difficulties.) e ball ‘Commissioner A. B. (Happy) Chandler has some big plans for the ! b: all-minded boys of America These plans, already advanced to the peint of discussions with presi- | dents of the National and American Letgues, call for equipping as many | sandiots as possible with balls, bats | and. gloves. | The proposed program is so ex-| tensive “Adl Chandler suggested it/ i en eliminate the need for military training. IL| would accomplish the same purpose | in keeping American boyhood physi- | cally fit, he said. LAKELAND, Fla,, May 16.~Bobby Jones, the retired Grand Slammer of | QGpolf, is still good in (he pinches. ¥esterday he made an eagle three on the last hole to even things up| with one of the game’s greatest pros, Slammin’ Sammy Snead Jones and Earl Christiansen, Miami policeman, played Sriead and Cpl. Bobby Walke: sofiville amateur, in a 4-ball exhi- bitipn match. SEATTLE, May 16.—Willie Hoppe had lapped Welker Cochran in their three-cushion billiards marathon as the pair neared the end of a cross- cotmtry tour today with Hoppe in it by 63 points, 4183 to 4120 I&st night's second block, fourth of play here, was the first com- | in less than 50 innings on b lively WALC. table. Cochran | $ed in 2 high run of eight and| had a best effort of seven. - e “PWON'T SUFFER with rheuma- | tiém, Arthritis, Ecdema, Stomach | le. The Mineral Baths at m‘ Springs Bay will give you t reMef. Clean, furnished \ s, groceries, liquors. O'Neill & ton, Baranof, Alaska. —adv. BUY WAR BONDS 21 and Ka . and Gibror 227 . Hospital at to ex when the win | the pack | t Moundsmen for b hits llr th tl\lh , | promise 5 , meeting, which will be held in Sep- | tilt | ¢ Th Firemen The hox Hq. De m row. The all time was cle Wilbert Robin- Field core o busine: Bryant, cf Woodward Gibson, ¢ Rice, 2b. ¢ official umped Coast Gu Oilsen S a Paul the Ottmen & invading We collected 16 rid .615 | n mark 68 ince 360 10 in the Bryant 5678RHE 40001 8 102 0006007 1073 Guard—Stimac ichment, Schnell .0 Batteri ”/ D HE GOT THE GIRL Portland, Ore.—When his fur- ]nngh was up, Pfc. Walter B. Ster- 'ling, Jr, wired the ASF Regional Camp Lee, Virginia: pent furlough convincing her— Request 1sion to mar her.” His Conimand Officer replied “What some guys won't do for an extension. Granted.” - APRON SALE AND TEA By Lutheran s’ Aid, May 17, 2 to 5:30 p at the Ch\uch corner iird Main Streets. —_ ext m.,, and TABLETS forHYPERACID STOMACHS Butler, Mauro Drug Co. “The Rexall Store” THE DAILY ALASKA EMP lnlnn\ d Ion throwers for 13 hits in ; mg. cun(mu“d to go from bad ‘1.‘ worse for the Phillies who drop- | prd their 18th in 23 starts, bowing to Cincinnati, 7-3, under the Shibe | k arcs. Frank Dasso allowed 10| but came ch with the € runs slate of American | | Les 2 s postponed because |of rain and cold weather. 'BPWC OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED ficers in the Bus- Women's ay evening in up with his second | help of seven un- | IRE-- JUNEAU, ALASKA 'BIGGEST PLANE OF BRITISH 1S BEING TESTED me GRrrive 'Sx'c“flums John Rockas, wholesale merchant are being u.sed on the 3,724-mile, 30-] hour trip between Poole, in set, and Baltimore. One flight wlll be to Nevdoundlnnd S e - LONDON, May 16—Britain’s big- nps njck Bavard, while on a short gest airplane—the 58-ton Shetland yigt to Juneau. Since arriving, with a 110-foot hull, emerged from Mr. Rockas had the pleasure of | wartime secrecy today. nsmng his son, The huge flying boat, designed o, one of the ships in port. | for world-wide patrol and reccm-i T T RS i | naissance, was described by Sir| INOCULATION CLINIC John Buchanan of Short Brothers| whooping-cough inoculation as faster than the American airqjnie will be held at the Govern- giant, Mars, although “not quite S0 ment School on Willoughby Avenue big.” | tomorrow afternoon, from 1 to 3 < It was disclosed that one Shet-'oiloek with Dr. James Smith in | land had been completed and suc- charge. cessfully flown. , A second, still | from Seattle, is a guest of Mr. and | who is an officer | under construction, is being re- designed into a 70-passenger trans- Atlantic airliner — a two-decked r with a promenade and cock- of the Episcopal Church | Wwilliam Paul condueting tion ceremonies. atherine O'Connor is the| cruis ent, and the other offi-|tail bar among its features. s follows: Firyt Vice-| The plane’s four engines give it nt, Lillian Uggen; Second|a cruising speed of 185 miles per -President, Rogene Moore; Sec-{hour. It is approximately twice the , Eleanor Warren. size of Pan American’s Clippers. 1 evening followed install-| Overnight trips- between Britain and plans were made and|and New York are planned for the mmittees appointed for the next|plane The British Overseas Airways Cory tion announced it already had begun a summer service of four weekly flights between England and the United States. | Forty-ton flying boats, described by the corporation as “the largest in the world in commercial s tember. This was the last meet- Club before the summer | period. ing of the vacation NO Beauty Shop now open for (tf.—Adv) Lola INES From its origin over 170 years ago, Californiafs wine industry has grown ansd matured with the United States. For more than 50 years, Cresta Blanca has carried on this great tradition. Ask for Cresta Blanca by name. CRESTA BLANCA WINE COMPANY, Inc. Los Angeles and Livermore, California For over fifty years, the finest of American wines. ALL BILLS PAYABLE T0 JUNEAU DAIRIES, INC. may be paid effective this date and hereafter AT 123 THIRD STREET office of JOHN G. YOUNG, Accountant luneau Dairies, Inc. AUDITS SYSTEMS NEILL, CLARK and COMPANY Public Accountants-—Auditors—Tax Counselors 208 Franklin Street — Telephone 757 Falrbanks Office: 201-2 Lavery Building KiNLOCH N. NEILL JOHN W. CLARK WE OFFER TO A LIMITED NUMBER OF CLIENTS A COMPLETE MONTHLY _ ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE TELEPHONE 767 i B e e i — Fasiest and Shortest Route to WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1945 ‘Trollers Trollers Regular Meeting MAY 16, 1945 WEDNESDAY—T7:30 P. M. | UNITED TROLLERS of ALASKA "LOCAL NO. 56 ANCHORAGE Wesiward Alaska ® e X > o Q WCODLEY AIRWAYS CITY TICKET OFFICE BARANOF HOTEL Phone 716 In War..... In Peace... Serving the Cause of Victory Courteous and Dependable Service to Alaska ALASKA TRANSPORATION CO. Seattle, Wash. Main 7479 Agents=== 301 So. 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