The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 29, 1945, Page 6

PAGE SIX NEWHOUSER'S SPORT SHORTS NEW YORK-—Shorn of some of a the glamor that goes with interna- record- tional competition and recor Na- breaking performances, the championships will be held at T) boro Stadium tods nd tomorrow with a home-bred ficld of 328 en- s, Seals Climbing in Coast “ex. ..c. cvents wit ve co Race Take Third Straight | oo todes o 2 (e, mere i the metric mile—Jimmy Rafferty, from l.OS Ange'es Nme star of the indoor season, will op- E pose former junior champion Rol- By The Associated Press) and Sink, who rec won the Lefty Hal Newhouser Year's new England mile title in 4:17.9. top winner in the majors, appeared i n his way to repeat by registering] NEW YORK — Freddie “Hed” his. twelfth: victary , yester a5 Gochrane, welterweight boxing Detr champion, faces his first real test regained \mdn[nuu: pos of American Leag lead, defeatin \\ ashington 5-2 we he came out of the Navy session 1 he enccunters Rocky Graz- while the Browis humbling .5 in a ten-round non-title bout the New York Yank: their o+ Madison Square Garden tonight. third straight night conte Sig Jakucki handcuffed New| yANCOUVER, B. C—The Can- Yorkers for five fr d then a4ian amateur champion, Ken coasted to an casy win as his mates pgjaex of Vancouver, eliminated the pounded starter Joe Page and Steve american public links champ, Bill Roser for six hits in the fifth. Welch of Spokane, from the Pacific The world champion St. LOulS yorthwest Golf Tournament here Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia | yecterday. Black won the second Phillies 6-1 as the National League oynd match 3 and 2. He then leading Dodgers were losing to Chi- weny on to beat Jack Ellis of Van- cago’s Cubs 11-8. Ken Burkhardt! .over 4 likrter Ak registered his eighth triumph in g n0r meets Ralph limiting the Phi In the Pacific C W to six hits. |wholey ‘of ast League, flag fever is gripping San Francisco’s pyANSTON, Ill—The Ecuadorean Seals, who last night m.m'x-d up 0 ¢annis star, Francisco “Pancho” Se- but three games behind the second- | o1, today appears well on his place Seattle Rainiers with a third .o 5 4 third consecutive national straight win over the Los Angeles 1 » championship. The Uni- Angels. Seattle, meanwhile drop- Miami titleholder led & ped a contest to the San Diego four survivors through Padres, to fall another length be- s quarter-finals here, de- hind the leading Portland Beave h” nnl McCall of Georgia who notched one last night over 5. the Solons. CHICAGO Harold “Jug” Mc- Spaden opened defense of his Chi- cago Victory National $10,000 Open Golf title tod after firing a two- under-par la nine yesterday to team with Sergeant Walter Bur- kemo, of Evanston, Ill, to cop the Byron GAMES YESTERDAY (National League) Chicago 11, Brooklyn 8 Boston 7, Cincinnati 6. St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 1. Pittsburgh 3, New York 1. (American League) Detroit 5, Washington 2. pro-amateur pri Olseiandsat; Washington: 0. Nelson and veteran Chick Evans B i o New York 4 won the pro-senior, while Kuy Laf- Boston at Chicago, postponed. foon Portland’s Babe Freese tock t round. Thirty- (Pacific Coast League) Portland 3, Sacramento 1 San Francisco 2, Los Angeles 1 Oakland 13, Hollywood 2. San Diego 2, Seattle 1. TEAM STANDINGS set a new major league endurance (National Leaguc) record for catchers today when he Pct. dons the mask and mitt for the three pros and nine amateurs were 72 holes of champion- v today. Team— Brooklyn Cleveland Indians ageinst his for- St.. Louis mateg; the Philadelphia Ath- New York 1 The 29-year-old iron man L\ Pittsburgh 541 caught his two hundred and sev- Chicago 536 cnteenth consecutive big league Boston ¢ 492 game yesterday to tie the mark Cincinnati 2 31 456 by Ray Mueller of Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 17 50 254 year (American League) @ e O Deteols 5 s (OUPLE ARRAIGNED o & @ i HERE TODAY ENTER Gemn " % ' GUILTY PLEADINGS St. Louis 26 31 456 Cleveland % 31 445 Douiq Hotch, charged with petit Piladelphia 20 38 y, and his wife, Helen Hotch, (Pacific Coast Lrv.m.um sth of Douglas, were arraigned gomit w. L nere this morning before U. S. Boiiua 03 31 Commissioner Felix Gray, following s o e L= arvest yesterday. Mrs. Hotch was Baklaxxt‘i x 47: 4; | jith disorderly conduct. ;2 2 | Both pleaded guilty and they z::”;::t:i“ :‘f :“ '483§werz' cach fined $100 or sentenced Sa;l Di'fgou 4; 4[: :Z]_ to serve 50 days. Restitution was Hollywood 3;‘; 3’: '3‘f made of money taken. They are e sl s ] being held in the Federal jail here USO COMMITTEE in lieu of m\icitonf fines. OF MANAGEMENT N ME NEXT WEEK DALES ON \_A(ATIO.\ Duc to the impossibili of se- Dr. and Mrs. George A. Dale and 12 2 quorum at tonight's *(hvd | their baby girl left here this morn- uled meeting of the USO (Amlmu-“nb aboard the Princess Norah on| tce of Management, the meeting|a vacation trip to their family | is being postponed until next week. hcmes on the East Coast. They Announcement of the day and plan to call at the Chicago office hour of the adjourned meeting will | of the Indian Service. be made early in the week. e ANDERSON IN JUNE Mrs. Dale, Carl A. Anderson, of Seattle, is name of Dr. Evel a guest at the Baranof Hotel lan ANS Social Welfare Supervisor. der the offic: REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS Now Available To AL NO INCREASE IN PRICE Orders Filled in Order Received J. B. Burford & Co. “Our Doorstep Is Worn By Satisfied Customers” PO00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 | LirlmmrenmasenflrmreMl! AND—Frank Hays \\1]1‘ Dr. Dale is Education Director the Alaska Native Service, n I. Butler, is BLUE JAYS TAKE OVER SOLE LEAD LOCAL SOFTBALL The Finance Blue Jays mo e head of the local sc L pack last evening, ring ¢ 8 to 5 win over the Headguarters Detachment team to smash the .| three-way tie for front position The win put the Blue Jays a half- game in front of the Old Aw with the HQ ten ancther half- length to the rear. HQ got off to an early lead in H Jays N cht's clash, but the Bl rallied strongly in the late innin behind their ace hurler, Blum, who handcuffed the HQ power hitters the final three frames. Neither club was charged with an erro; Scheduled to mix tonight are l)\" Ccast Guard and the Old Aw that should further last ni: in a conte help either to tangle or clarify the firs division. Game is 7 'o'clock, at Firemen's Field. Score by Innings ‘Team 1234567 RHE Blue Jay 010013}660 HG Cc 3002000 5 9 0 BATTERIES—Blue Jays: Blum, pitcher; Convery, catcher. Head- quarters: Schnell, pilcher; Gibson, catcher. CLUB TX\')I\(-S Team: w. L. Pet Blue Jays 6 4 867 Old Awkwards 5 3 625 Headquarters 5 4 565 Freshmen 4 4 .500 Coast Guard 4 4 .500 Signacs é 1 7 125 ENTRIES TAKEN NOW FOR LOCAL COURT TOURNEY Play in Annual Event fo Commence July 7 in Three Divisions rt’ devi 7 were advised rm up their recquets for the ‘m‘\ml Juneau City Tennis Tourne rich this year to get under Jul for the three- divisicn *elimination play will be ac- pted up to July 4, with drawings to k2 madz2 on that date. W The Evergreen Bowl courts are to be made available for tournament g and all day Sat- mndays for the period to run off the brackets Cups for the winners are expected from sponsoring organizations. Play will be cpen to all residents cf all ages and will consist of Me singles and doubles, Wome R bles and Mixed ¢ bracket pairings are to be played off at the convenience, within limits, of entrants requir; Entries may be phoned to George | Schmidt, at number 358, with pai ings to ke published after the draw ing are made. iSRG ¢ 6 0 @ v @ 8w WEATHER REPORT (¥ 5. WEATHER BUREAU) Temperatures for 21-Hour Period Ending 7:30 o’Clock This Morning In Juneau—Maximum, 58; minimrm, 48; precipitation, {05 inch. At Awport—Maximum, 61; minimum, 46; trace. Forecast Partly cloudy tonight, rain Saturday; continued mild temperatures. ® o 0 0o 0o 0 0 0 0 time. . } | : ,THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA MANY GIRL SCOUT of Mrs. Do 8 a. m., Reveille; 8:30, Colors; 8:40, ¢d tom > et meetings (plans mad Swimming Crafts, dramatics pare for lunct prep ed to a pa her at camp teachi Modern With Quality Defails There’s all kinds of medern bedrcom groups, and we're really proud of this cne. We selected it because the fine venecrs were se beautifully combined and conirasted . . . because cf the snteresting drawer pulls . . . the large veled mirrors . . . and the waterfall tops. It's one of the nicest suites that have come into the store in some Thomas Hardware Co. ng,"and Mrs. Jack Likins like- gave three days teaching Arts and Cr P (] CAMP ACTIVITIES; .. ¥ tures pressed under glass. RE!}ORT is GIVEN Assisting the Camp Director and Counsellors, the follawing Junior Ccuneellors have done, much to make Campfires by the various groups. One under the supervigion evening it was a circus, with beard- othea Amoes, Camp Dir- ed ladies, (the beards made from tor, and Counsellors Mrs. Leslie moss), Arabian dancers, snake t, Mrs. Edwin Johnson and charmers and equestriennes. Anoth-! Donald Gould, Camp Nurse, er evening a fairy story was enacted. lcw a regular schedule of activities, With so many planned activities, > gir each day, with special stunts or and things to do and to learn, there mes at Campfire each evening. |is very little time left for funny Tra de routine is as follo bocks, which come of the girls seem- at the very start of camp- ast; 9:20, Capers; 10, Unit in%, though they soon found them s for the day, .etc, !0 be among the nonessentials of this time); 10:30 to 11, camp life. and showers; 11:15 The Scouts are enjoying very gocd nature study and ™meals, and are woll cared for in all clean up and pre- | Ways. Although 10 o'dlock is the :30, lunch; 1:15 to r set for taps, if the youngsters t pericd; 3 to 4, seem to be overtired from an extra E craft; 3), Quiet r 2 sW ming and showers; 4, Smack, Strenuous day, bedtime comes earl- | then crafts, walks, folk dances, and °r | prepar: for evening campfire stunts; A typical d with | 5:30 m 6, Story Hour; 6 to 6:30 fruit, cereal, to cocoa ! ; 6:30, Retreat; 6:45, Dinner: and one-half cup of water for break- f‘ ]J. Campfire; 9:15, Start to fast; up, sandwiches, apple sauce, 10. Taps. cookies and milk for lunch, and for girls do all their own dishes, supper, Swiss steak, baked potatoes, re most of the vegetables, set psh asparagus, Waldorf salad, gin- gerbread and milk Tk tables, wait table, sweep, rake and ' g | 5 gather wood fc their campfires. e iy 1 T SR Each day a different task is assign- MILLS IN "TOWN [ i ol, with everyone doing David V. 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AUQOSESCIe for the first jes; Lois Harad, Lily Ann and Har- g autoists are warned to have| group, and with the next group riet Maurstad, Claire Folta, and heir cars off the streets at that| eagerly awaiting their turn to go out, Patsy Oakes, Bugler. | ¢ o i news of Camp activities has been| gome very clever stunts have p ioperted by Mrs. Edwin Johnson, peen presented at the evening Camp Committee Chairman. e. By order of JOHN MONAGLE, Chief of Police. e, Empire want aas ge¢ nuick results ‘wear KAVSER Aosinny . . . you owe 44y your audlionce!” ?(‘ | | | H CLIPPER SERVICE for KETCHIKAN Pan American World Airways announces with pleasure | the resumption of Clipper Service to Ketchikan EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1945. Your Clipper ticket includes shuttle service by air between ‘Ketchikan and Annette Island Airport . . plus MANY EXTRA FEATURES . . . @ Two flights daily between SEATTLE, KETCHIKAN and JUNEAU. One flight daily between JUNEAU, WHITE- HORSE and FAIRBANKS. Three flights weekly between FAIRBANKS, GALENA and NOME. One flight weekly between FAIRBANKS, McGRATH and BETHEL. Daily connections to ANCHORAGE. Extra sections as traffic requires. g" 21-passenger Douglas DC3 Clippers. ‘Multiple crews of four. Radio Officer, and Stewardess. y’ Delicious mewui service aloft. . &' More than 12 years experience in Aluskcl; flying.\ FOR RESERVATIONS, RATES AND FULL INFORMATION PHONE OR VISIT YOUR LOCAL PAN AMERICAN OFF'CE PASSENGERS Lav AuerIcan WorLo AIRWAYS The c@)/{'fll of /A(‘/77/I/I] 7 ppers | Baranof Fotel CLIPPER EXPRESS ' Announcing ALASKA AIRLINES New Increased Schedules w JUNEAU — ANCHORAGE Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday ARRIVES JUNEAU . . . 12:00 LEAVES JUNEAU . ... 2:00 w Equipment: 21-Passenger Douglas Starliner 14-Passenger Lockheed Starliner FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 667 . Captain, First Officer, ‘AR MAII. Phone 106