The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 9, 1945, Page 2

PP A—— YANKEES OUT OF TOP SPOT Tigers Move Into American Lead as By-product of Red Sox’ Drive Detroit tops the erican League today but the loud noise in the baek room comes from the Boston Red Sox Joe Cronir X ed the New York Yank of the lead and ) third plac cnly two with nine wins While have been sneaking up on the Yanks at a leisurely five out of 10 pace, the Beston gang has been galloping on the outside behind the inspired pitching of Dave Ferriss. Cronin had to use three hurlers to stop the Y. 6-4, after the Sox belt- ed Enie Bonham off the hill for his fifth straight setback, on a four-run sixth inning. Russ Christopher became the top winner among big league pitchers by grabbing No. 9 at Washington's expense, 4-0. The lanky Philadel- phia Athletics’ side-arm artist yield- the first ed six singles, four in two innings, and ran his string of scoreless innings to 17. STANDINGS vy THE CLUBS (American League) Team — W. L. Pct Detroit 23 16 580 New York 2 18 581 Boston 23 20 .53 St. Louis 19 525 Chicago 22 47 Cleveland 21 46 Washington 23 Philadelphia 26 381 Games Boston 6, Detroit 2, Chi Cleveland 2, St. Louis 1. Philadelphia 4, Washington 0, (National League) Team— W. L New York 28 15 St. Louis 25 18 Pittsburgh 23 20 Brooklyn 23 20 Chicago 20 19 Cincinnati 21 20 Boston 19 21 B Philadelphia 10 36 17 Friday Results BOSOX KNOCK | A St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3, (13 in- nings.) Brooklyn 9, Philadelphia 1 Chicago 7, Cincinnati 3. (Only games played.) (Pacific Coast Leaguc) Team— W. L. Pet Portland 42 25 621, §F Seattle 38 28 576 Oakland 3 34 507 Sacramento 34 34 500 San Francisco 33 34 493 Los Angeles 32 36 471 San Diego 33 37 .464) | Hollywood 24 43 358 Friday Scores | Portland 6, Los Angeles 1 Seattle 2, San Francisco 1, (11 innings.) Oakland 5, Sacramento 2. | Hollywood 6, San Diego 3. e - | LEGAL NOTICE | Cars parked on the City of Ju- neaw's vacant lot at the corner of { Eleventh and Harbor Way must be removed immediately. The erection of a warehouse will begin here Monday morning, June 11, 1945. C. L. POPEJOY, City Clerk. .- MAN IN TOWN Victor G. Row, FccC FCC employee from Anchorage, is a guest at the Hotel Juneau. . Buy the best HERE IS no substi- tute for experience in the writing of insur- ance policies. We offer vou dependability of the highest quality in insur- ance—as among the com- panies we represent is the Hartford Fire with its 135 years of experience. 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