The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 24, 1945, Page 2

PAGE TWO gifts bed jackets by wevette, Luxite satins it trimmed or 2.50 to 10.95 RAINIERS ON MARCH; FULL GAME GAINED (By The Associated Press) Seattle’s fast-stepping Rainiers, driving to overtake Portland at the top of the Pacific Coast League, narrowed the gap a full game last night by taking both ends of a twin bill from Los Angeles while the Beavers were idle because of rain. The Rainiers have cut Port- land’s margin from six and a half to three and a half gamés in five days. In winning, 5-4 and 2-0, Seattle pitchers limited the Angels to four hits in each contest. The opener, scheduled for seven innings, was not decided until the ninth when the Rainiers shoved over the win- ning run on a pair of singles and an error. One of the hits granted by Keith Frazier in his Seattle debut as a starting pitcher was a ‘three-run homer by Catcher “Doc” Greene in the second frame. Carl Fischer duplicated Frazier's four-hit job in the nightcap as the Rainiers counted a run each in the third and seventh innings off Ken Hicks. San Diego’s 2-1 win over Oak- land was the tenth of the season for Vallie Eaves, league strikeout king who added 13 more to this total last night. In the other Coast League game, VECTORY CAFE Now Open In Its New Location at 460 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET Specializing in CHINESEFO0OD...an HOME MADE PASTRY FRIED CKICKEN and STEAKS We also serve by appointment Fyll Course ORIENTAL GIRL GRADUATES...an GOING AWAY GIFTS galore s or charming remembrances d for the girl PERFUMES... White Ga ay Diversion 1.00 to 10.00 VOLUPTE COMPACTS ... small plastics, Sterling mmed or individual 1 colorful enamel 2.00 to 5.50 AB. (/’/( Bsé’zgnc/i go. QUALITY SINCE /887 Hollywood edged out Sacramento, { 6-5 in 11 innings, after the Solons | had overcome a lead. STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS (American League) Team— W. L. Pet 15 8 652 Detroit 14 9 609 New York 15 11 517 St. Louis 13 10 565 Washington 12 15 444 Cleveland 10 14 417 Boston 10 15 400 Philadelphia 10 17 370 Games Yesteraay 4; St. Louis, 1. ; Chicago, 3. : Philadelphia, 1. o Cleveland, 3; W'lths,luu 2. rch Young People’s Conference 'which will ke held on the campus . ~ of the Sheldon Jackson School, May Tmmi‘““""“' L"a“f"e’!‘ Pot, 28 o June 3, inclusive. This con-| I : y ierence will include young peoplet gt‘\* k?(OI‘k ';’?’ 13 159 [ from all over Southeast Alaska. ¢ rookiyn B . e 2 Any young person in Juneau who k : z‘fim‘;fi‘:s :; :g ggg is either 14 years of age or over, or b o ba i @& 0 481 a Freshman in High School is eligi- B;Ja:unm 3 i ble to attend. The cost is $15 which | lud : b A Yor bid pres :)notz:nud es transportation, room :md\ A 2 Ph”fldl‘mgfl 7 22 241" There are six courses of study of- ames Yesterday |fered and a rousing good time for New York, 2; Cincinnati, 0. ithese who will attend. St. Louis, 11; Brooklyn, 1. | The Rev, Walter A. Soboloff and | : Pittsburgh, 9; in-' nings). Chicago, Boston, 8. (13 5; Philadelphia, 3. th (Pacific Coast League) Team— W. L. Pet. Portland 3 17 660 Seattle 29 20 .592 Oakland 27 25 529 a San Diego 27 26 509 | Sacramento 25 26 490 | Los Angeles 25 27 481 San Francisco 2 28 Hollywood 16 35 DINNERS " For Clean, Wholesome Home-like Meals Drop in at THE VICTORY CAFE NONA ROGERS—Proprietriess XTRON ROBES . . . poned. YOUNG PEOPLE T0 Juneau next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clogk from the Small Boat Harbor | |to take the delegation Mrs. Willis R. Booth from Juneau | will be members of the faculty. ! | the Rew W. R. Booth immediately. -440 has arrived in Juneau and is reg- 314 istered at the Baranof Hotel. THE DAILY ALASKA HVIPIR ) 0BSEQUIES FOR BISHOP HELD HERE : (Continued from Page One) UNEAU ALASKA the A\ istant Priest; B. Fink, 8. J., { Honor; v. . William G. LeVasseu carer; the Rev. 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