The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 19, 1946, Page 3

TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1946 HI NENTUCKY, RAMS [205ccis e on their and cat MIX_FOR INVITE e A event, par- [navy about oot Bob Kur- boss also ¢ > form as | Ernest Rur Going Getting Heavy for Favorites in AAU Cage Tilting at Denver NEW YORK, March 19.—Ken- tucky's smooth five, first team to P F n be picked for the National Invita- tion Basketball tournament, and fropi Rhodz Island’s wild-running Rams, BY HPCH FULLE last to be invited to the annual Madison Square Garden affair, wil t °d as if Tulane pain in meet for the title Wednesday up with an out-|e. Teq Wil ‘Top-seeded team of the tc y baseball team NOW | the St. Loui: the Wildcats from the Bl by L Simmons is wonder- | country, were ven a stiff battle rave a team at all . by West V s Mount s Three of the lads Monk had expect- | ot season last night befor: they r 2 ed to play for the Green Wave ), pull out a 59-51 vi E now are w (or farm) vance to the final r uniforms ooked | - > - ice Mo: BALL CAMP the army and will report Saturda NEW YORK, March 19.—A ST. PETERSBU had some bone chip L i his right elbow in an operation late Wwitness and deposed that Steve | innings against Cincinnati Sunday ) THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA ainst Hollyweod in the IilcC eci1 s -2 :n e Fourth Season. opener. iv is not prim ie cvidence FULLER'iION, Calif. — Being the-of [curth Division residence but little brother didn’t stop the L« exercise of a choice be- g Angcles Angels from blasting the T g an absentee Third Di- GH Sp@ri \ National le > champion Chicago 1 b t using the option of & o ; 4, in an exhibition bode in Fairbanks to BEIHG Angels rapped out 1% votn aylor held the fran- : - offerings. of tWo ci t ry-wide, not division= Adams and John- | Y SFBLR P 8y ny i rs were Bl propounded the law on Ghe’ P S Ieh e M adrid. ' he ¢ ide of the fence: That her Mickey el b is a necessary qualifica- res o March 29 the club voting; that voting is the been dis t idence of re tiasstiall d; that residence is as’ follows: - th time of vo and that one can- N> 10, Chicago (A) B3 hot r¢ t of the Third and Divisions simultaneously. | dence where | 1 exoibition fixed :M‘ The e ; Los Angeles (PCL) 13, Chicago (N) 4; Washington (A) 10, Philadelphia ng Fixed Residence N) Detroit (A) 8, New York t to held office, not th 5 s the point in que cond Division sage con olpt (continued from Page Onej | ved from . e DD the ied: By voting in the Fourth Di Congress has decreed that to hold | = Alaska Senate, uw‘, allenged On .= electicn—and thats th Despite H vilencer Chailenced ks is work hard in ! episode of the evening | Fourth Divisioner Rozoc | 15t what the latter had meant by atement in his challenge that| A M((ukheon Is Vision, Scnator McCutcheori fixed | his residence there at the time;! Division from which elec s Cardinals’ Wilk tecman Butrevich asked hi: © ‘ nday after working four at.the Special Election held in theé'it was “common knowledge in my | Third Division on January 29, 1948, | Division” that Steve McCutchvon; - had been living in Fairbanks, as an | was not sident of the Third | He ¢ d in batting McCutcheon, elected to the Senate ‘which brought gallery echo: “Just 1other example of Senate rail- ading ! In the hub-bub that followed chr ordered the Sergeant-at- to eject Warren (later Chair- wan permitted Warren to ot only into the gallery ) the floor of the Chamber told that the decorum atterer was a member of the use), Taylor moved for dismis- al of the action 1d been tet ite—which notion wa nied—Senator N. R ker offered to be sworn in to tify that Steve McCutcheon wa ually a resident of the Third sicn when he voted in the th, and Cur itteeman Collin: that Representatiyve lor was i himself exponent of dual-resid because Taylor's “I'll let the Hou gs inst me, rt, Taylor, new representing the hird Division, then stated that { when the next General Election rolls | imd he will have been a resi- of the Fourth Division for two | and two months. lor is a date fer Senator from the Fourth 2 Committee arose; to await | submission of briefs or other evi- dence. It is anticipated, that with he McCutcheon voting record now before it, there’s not much else the Committee can do but recommend PAGE THREF The Triangle Cleamers Always Give Your Clothes that Handsome Tailored Appearance Wt NOW HAVE 48-HOUR SERVICE JUST CALL 3 0 7 q-w"' R'lm i igned D) \iyunr BEACH, Fia —If the New u):]l ;?i;::iké”., ishss 4p and jm't 1 e .j[” e | York Giants were to open the pen- induction into the Army in Julyjvich countered . |mest with much general favor; down the floor, laughed off their b oy ’J = i d up Il‘\_,‘xmm race tomorrow, Manager Mel ‘_““ and lhr\,\l he had voted in the, Why wait till xm\‘v’ the Junior | most of the galleryites being - in- underdog role and polis PABas 35,000 | Ott 52ys he would install shortstop !-unuun1f< Precinct r the Terri-| Republican .w‘lm\ asked Rn.;;p.(*. if | Mules of Muhlenberg, 59-49 s 60000 as they Bill Rigney and Bud Blattner, a torial Primary H}:M«,n in Ar!.l ou knew McCutcheon wasn't quél- verley, applauded continuously by hear in FISANED) Bobby | Pair of rookies, as hi rting 104¢ and again In lh;‘ General jified wasn't it an injustice to fh~ ihe” TATE fans ‘who peck iAS ce ne| Stone combination dded t Election in tember, 1944. Rogge |rman running against him in the Garden, dropped in 27 2d « . i i M el Buddy Kerr and Georgie produced ¢ atement \“lu)'.l‘(l by the | Third vI)l\xsmn to withhold that set up at least a dozen mor th NS a Pulane only had him |mann, last years. holdovers, are OCletk of the District Court for thé ledge? his sharp, well-aimed p g P still in the running and may win ‘:—mr\h Divi: certifying .m the C rman Cochran intervened to p like too much when back their jobs before opening d act that v{hv\llmru-d Senator | rul it it mattered not when the AAU TUSSLES R ; s d Dick Wood- had so vo This statement was| e was given, or thet anyone DENVER 5 5000) and pitcher Red later introd ed my«nrh'we with- sight have been entitled to capes by twg » Tigers grabbed Owen is concerned over the 9 "\l" cetion—in - fac 4C§'th'h- McCutcheon seat. s Phillips 66 and H er 1 Palmer | hitting of the Portland Beav n eon's ccunsel 5 ated willing . Butrovich Leaves Gallery tuty Fox—heightenec - |two exhibition games with ness to stipulate to his having & £ That ruling did it, as far as Bu- national AAU thall SR hd Ak ramento. The Portlander BB rovich was _concerned. Declaring ment tc ! big h moet- 2y 'ed 17 bingles but both Cress-Examination | nimself washed up, he left the ing moved v he st 1d jy d t s i son e 2 to 9 and 3 to Owen says Under the general lu-.ulm“.A | bre g flat—to gallery applause round : X . | Solons don’t i it css-examir n McCutcheon-picked [ The goin plers. 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