The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 9, 1945, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT EORGE.BROTHER Super Market Orders for Delivery Accepted Up to 2:30 P. M. Phones 92-95—2 Free Deliveries Daily Orders for Delivery Accepted Up to 2:30 P. M. NEW SHIPMENT OF 7’1644 FBUITS and VEGETABLES 2 EGGS and BUTTER Freshest Stock . . . Lowest Prices EORGE BROTHER Super Market Phones 92-95—2 Free Deliveries Daily Phone—Write or Wire George Brothers - UNVARYING QUALITY . There is only one Rainier Beer and it has to be good - always | uniform — always dependuble — atways of the guality that has made it Nationally Famous. * BUY WAR BONDS * ' SICKS’ SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO. Since 1878 * E G. Sick, Pres. WASHINGTON'S OLDEST IHDUSTRIAL INSTITUTION 6 vy W s, dlh JEEIP { \4 .||II||IIII||IIIIIIIIlIIIIIH|||IllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"IIIHIHIIIIliillllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIhn SHAMROCK EGGS WHY NOT HAVE THE BEST? Shamrock Eggs are BETTER in QUALITY and LOWEST in PRICE! PHONE ‘704 Juneau Deliveries— 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. Douglas Delivery—10 A. M. -, we do a little better grade of PAINTING and PAPERING Many people have asked if we did Residence work and I wish to say we do and are taking care of these jobs as fast as we can possibly get to them. JAM S. MeCLELLAN Phone Douglas 374 P. 0. Box 1216 oo BRUINS EASE BUMS OUT OF FRONT PLACE (By Associated Press) Ever since the Chicago Cubs hit| {the 24-run jackpot in Boston about| |a week ago they havé been hard to get along with, but Charlie Grimm had to use three of his elbowers yes- terday to trim the Phils in the first (game 12-6,,as Ben Chapman's low-| |ly brethren made headlines in re- | verse; amassing 17 safe blows and| still losing by a lop-sided count. Ray Prim was the victor on relief but Hank Wyse went all the way on a i Cooke grabbed the Women's Singles | scored THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA AP SPORT DUCK, RAINIER ROUNDUPS PERCENTAGES GROW FATTER | Coast League Race Begms At Chicago Bill Talbert of Wil- mington, Del, won the National Clay Courts Men's Singles cham- pionship, and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey | crown. Both won in upsets. PARATROOPER IS HERE ON VISIT Lt. James M. Anastos, paratrooper of the famed 82nd All American Air- borne Division, arrived here yester- day to visit in Juneau for a week be- | fore reporting back for active duty. Lt. Anastos is a veteran of three cumb1t _|ump.s—S ILa)" and MONDAY, JULY 9, 1945 2 | MRS. LEWIS VISITS SISTER ‘Normandy, and also service in the| npo wm Lewis of Seattle, ars [North African campaign. He Was,ieq on the Alentian and 1§ the captured in France shortly before house guest of her sister, Mrs. Hai- gc?;;n“;&;“ C‘;;e:‘;“; ’;""‘m:lolldhsnuh Mns. Lewis 4 n sothf . | clubwoman in Seatle, where she .l]r::?:umofA ;:&1:.. :xxl:i ‘;atrl:e %‘&ffia’;‘us president of the, Bellevue Wo- |R. Carter. man's Club. This 1> ner first trip to Alaska. Her husband, who is president of the King County Sportsman’s Club, pians to visit Juneau later i e e o, E TO ELKS and Initiation Wed. JulyJ Ni Meeting 11—8 p.m. Talbert, ranked No. 2 natinnall\ yesterday defeated Francisco Se- gura 6-4, 4-6, 6-2, 2-6, 6-2. ! Mrs. Cooke, a ranking feminine player for more than a decade, the biggest upset of the meet—and perhaps the biggest in the tourney’s history—by downing Pauline Betz of Los Angeles, 6-3 7-5. Talbert to Trim Down fo Two Northwest Clubs By Associated Pressy i It looks as if the Pacific Coast| seball league race will have to) decided in future games between | the two leading teams—no other club | and Segura cems able to chew anything oif the/ won the six-hitter to win the second con- Men's Doubles. They routed EI- | CERTO - PURE CANE SUGAR 100 1bs. $7.89 | with a 13-1 score, ‘i‘: 888 paid, a pair with the New York Yankees. ! lAtter Hank Borowy had bested win first prize with Nelson far in | Dizzy Trout in the opener, 8-6, de- | Al Benton turned back the Yanks,| | Detroit 3, New York 2. ! IE]’(:{;kl}')\ 10, St. Louis 7. test 9-2 and assure the Cubs of thewlwoqd Cooke and Hal Surface, 6-4 National League lead. {7-5, 6-2. The St. Louis was rough on a Brook]ynw turnout of 32,001 who boosted the‘ Ebbets Field paid attendance to|whe defeaien Toibort eed o ke 715,465, almost assuring a season to- ‘Beu 7-5, 4-6, 6-3. . |tal of a million. Charley Barrett and‘ Ken Burkhardt took turns plaguing | | the Dodgers by identical 6-4 scores. Tommy Holmes ran his consecu- tive game hitting streak to 37 by hit- Sog safely. ‘botn 'es; his boston| |Nelson is a hot favorite to win frl:l“:; tiocwyfi;i)lask:erztu:;;rg}éuclgu:‘E‘my star professional in the coun- | try will take a crack at the superb Largest crowd of the day and'M' Nelson except Sam Snead, who banner turnout of the Detroit senbon,'m" i Ribdine e saw the Tigers divide yesterday’s tune-up tourney Jimmy | Hines shot a seven-under-par 65 to P-G-A Plum for Plucking They will tee off in the P-G-A | tournament at Dayton, Ohio, today fnnd to nobody's surprise, | the rear. Today they start shootin spite Hank Greenberg's third homer, | {0t the big dough. 3-2, in his first complete game since Time-Out for Reliet he broke a leg May 24. With the Major Leagues’ All-Star Dave Ferriss upped his victory to-|82me suspended for the first time tal to 14 by blanking Cleveland 6-0 Since its inception in 1933 becausc with seven hits. The tribe evened ©f the difficult transportation sit- the count in the second. uation, the Big Leagues tonight |stage for the first three of seven i inter-league games for the benefit |of the American Red Cross and |other relief agencies. | | The final four contests will be | played Tuesday as the Majors take |a three-day rest from pennant hos- tilities. Wednesday will be an open day for regular-schedule traveling —————— (Pacific Coast League) Seattle 4-4, Los Angeles 1-0. | ARCADIA, Calif.—Bric A Brac, San Francisco 7-1, Sacramento 0-8.!$9.30, won $50,000 added San Juan- Hollywood 6-10, San Diego 2-5—Capistrano Handicap before 46,000 (second 8 innings). at Santa Anita. Wing and Wing e | second and best effort third. Favor- (Games Saturday) 'ed Gal Dalton fifth. Winner American League {in 2:30 4/5 for mile and half. TEAM STANDINGS (National League; (Games Sunday) St. Louis 6-6, Brooklyn 4-4 Chicago 12-9, Philadelphia 6-2 Cincinnati 5-0, New York 2-5. Pittsburgh 10-1, Boston 6-13. (American League New York 8-2, Detroit 6-3. Chicago 5-3, Philadelphia 4-2. St. Louis 5, Washington 1. Boston 6-2, Cleveland 0-4. | BLOOMFIELD N. J., — Chaxl M. Beaudry, Marquette University, {won National A. A. U. Decathlon |title with 5,886 points. Charles Mo gan, New Orleans, second with | 5.850. New York 3-11, Cincinnati 1-7. | Chicago 3, Philadelphia 0. | Boston 17, Pittsburgh 6. Boston 8, Cleveland 6. Chicago 1-12, Philadelphia 0-4. St. Louis 7, Washington 3. National League CLEMENTON, N. J.,—Betty La- | chok, Akron, O, set new record of 11:06'41 in winning National Junior IAAU ‘Women’s 2% mile swimming championship. Previous mark was! Evelyn Rawl's 1:1021 4/5 set in 1939. (Pacific Coast League) Seattle 4, Los Angeles 2. Portland 3, Oakland 2. Sacramento 5, San Francisco 3. Hollywood 10, San Diego 6. — MISS O'CONNOR TO SKAGWAY Miss Catherine O.Connor, Chief Nurse of the Government Hospital Staff, leff Saturday on an ulhcm] visit to Skagway and the Sanitar. !jum in that city. e VAN ERMEN ARRIVES John H. Van Ermen, of Sitka, ’has arrived in Juneau and is a iguest at the Baranof Hotel ———.——.——— SCHWANDT IN TOWN Albert Schwandt, of Hoonah, a guest at the Hotel Juneau. —e— SWAN' IN JUNEAU W. Swan, of Seattle, is a guest|= at the Baranof Hotel. (American League) Team— w. Detroit 43 ‘Washington 38 New York 39 Chicago 39 Boston 37 St. Louis 34 Cleveland ... 33 Philadelphia 22 L. Pet.| 28 .606| 32 543 542! 520 514 493 (National Leflgne) Team— Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis New York Pittshurgh Boston w. is 42 43 42 41 37 36 Mixed Doubles was ! won by the star husband and wife Byron 4 fattening percentages of the Port- Both teams pounded out double- der wins yesterday ~the circuit ading Beavers blanked Oakland ) and 7-0 for a 5 and 3 series edge eles of-eight games margin. Seattle’s heavy edge sels pared Portland’s to three and one-half ga irreducible minimum over the league lead mes, about in nd Beavers and the Seattle Rain- KER WIDE MOUTH PINTS = doz. e the Rainiers trimmed Los An-| 4-1 and 4-0 for a seven-out-| ! FORMAY SHORTENING 3 this| y race between the two north-| west clubs. Tail-end Hollywood also won both of its Sunday games, beating San Diego, while San Francisco's slipping Seals split with Sacramento. Both Hollywood and Sacramento finish- ed the week with 6-2 series margins. The Coast League clubs are tray eling today. Tomor night Sac- ramento will inva Oakland and Portland will ente: n San Fran- cisco. The othe ams wiil delay their series’ openers one day. Los Angeles will take on San Diego in an afterncon doubleheader at Los Angeles on Wednesday, and at night Hollywood and Seattle will tangle in a twin bill at Seattle. C l \lll\(n l\ I'O\VV John Cushing, of Hoonah, in Juneau Saturday and i 1t the Baranof Hotel. e Minnie Bettgar and Ethel Brown, of Mapleton, Oregon are guests at | the Ba of Hotel - - BARKER IN TOW D. W. Barker of W guest at the Hotel Juneau. ive (I a guest |} TILLAMOOK CHEESE - Sharp Y LARGE 3 Boifle Deal 8« JELLY GLASSES - - Dozen 65¢ R FRUIT JARS REGULAR $1.39 PINTS - doz. MAZOLA OIL gallen 32,19 FRESH FROZEN STRAWBERRIES - 43¢ $1.19 Ibs. 83¢c - Peppy FRESH FRUITS SHIPMENT and VEGETABLES MINIMUM DELIVERY«—$2.50 DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A.M. " TWO DELIVERIES DAILY 10:15A. M., 2.15P. 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