The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 26, 1946, Page 3

* FRIDAY, APRIL 261046 ™ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA PAGE THREE e o} y practice. He did better than 51 shortstop Clyde Lindsey and first ; NEWHOUSER feet the other day after staying baseman Joe Bill Adcoc!;( of mm.tmu‘“ SEN"m 0“ 1 wn\ from both track and football iana Stave U. who are hitting bet-{ S E Aw“ m A Py 5 Is all spring to catch up with ter than 400. . . . . Elmer Layden | s Ko b % V@t@fi faafis iat cle davil, math. . . . finally was persuaded to take .an | S il ER — airplane trip when he had to go lo’ Jack Kearney or the No:thland & éa f ’ MEXICAN STANDOFF ulsa in a hurry after Mrs. L. had | rransportatior. Company recetved Hl "1& | Mario Pasquel, cne of the five Siven this report on a flight to]sqvices this moming that tHe LN rothers who run the Mexican tida: “You have lost a traveling |/ cj-hter Square Sennett will sail \1 baseball league, attended Notre = ™mpanicn” .. .. | from Seattle cn May 2 and his i Sponsored hy ANGELS OAKS | ame for a few weeks in 1938, . . . - ited cool rcom a 1d storage Teams Pet i s vlmrlirq-( C:llnhn;‘\ ;;:narki: ~']Likz' e wcgular Story Hour for { ace for perishables for Juneau. 4 Y wE7 g0 sy St IPaRaisko 2 " 741 i ern Stephens, he didn't stay long. .ycn wil! be held tomorrow| The Scuars Sennett will load ail ¥ A V.F. W. q’f U.S. ARE plAYING Los Angeles 1 10 3% Put Detroit at TOp of Amer. .\I{a,\-n“: m\i dldnl;t l:;mk[ l{m'dbl::(v rning at 10 oelock at the’ Ju- | kinds of cargo with the excaption § \ Oakland 11 607 ¢ he Amcrican brand of football” neau Public Library, and all young- | /! carnery supplies. 1 ¢ at San Diego 13 15 464 League—DOdgerS C|lmb e sters of kindergarten age v,tynougsh‘ e i a—— S Hollywood 12 14 462 At least one American League the sixth graders, are cordially in- A total of 13.319,248 square niirs ! Eiks fifiéfifllr“fll‘i GREAI SER I ES Po; A:‘(\nflh 5 l!l) }1; ;;g Up*ASO'EOOt Homer sall club is keeping close tabs on vited to attend. are under British control. H % le 9. 18 LY JOE REICHLER i o American League | (AP SPORTS WRITER) : Calur jay Evening, R}ll‘li 27 o ’?"‘ DUW L PO e Gl Newnousr and J / : eCr d 2 .10 hammoring Hank Greenberg, /a Early Season Show Staged Kew Yo s e R WEEK-END SPECIALS o oston 7 3 through in tke clutch for the Public Cc rdially Invited in Seven-Game Contest |c wlr-wl 34 v chiaragian Datrolh Tigers, ars . > : ( St. Louis 3 5 still up to their old tricks and as @ r d d s l d CLUDES TAX | Washir 3 6 molested today at the top of the 4 (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRES 2 d American Leéague. The Los Ar wing-clipped | g two Tiger stalwarts, whc Angels got their ace chucker, Red _ Teoms L 3 their special ta - BLACK KID GLOVES f Lynn, ready for effort tonight - Brooklyn 7 1 serg with a grand slam hom- » ¢ to stop the menacing Acorns of St. Louis 7 2 o er and Newhouser with a splendid 4w Oukland 't the Patific Coastbase- | Boston 5 4 556 yelief job—to defeat the St. Louls Onglnallv $395 to $595 ball leag portentous ser- Chicago . d 4 4 500 Brcwns in the final game of the 1 - b e | Pittsburgh 4 5 444 1945 season for the ~American reduced fo . . . t The \eagement at' New York 3 6 333 League flag, collaboratad once move 5 Los fording the Cincinnati 3 7 300 yesterday to vanquish the Browns ¥ Jetige's- best “early sehgon show -of ' Philadelphia 2 6 250 again | $l.95 where the chips should go, and to T | The victory enabled the Tigt ", & A the discomfort of Angel Manager fto take over undisputed possession Assorted Sizes and Styles Bill Sweeney the Oakla md mm BABE RUTH MAY of first place from the New York made three straight {Yankees who dropp2d into a seconc vietory Thursday. Fulril D place tie with Boston by losing tc These three wins cut Los An-! l REAM jthe Red Sox 12-5. ) . geles down to half a game ahead Newhouser, despitz one inning in i : Democratic Candidale of the Oaks in the teams’ rivalry IN MEX lEAGUE which e yleléed all the enemy | 3 chief challenger -of the. San L] runs, southpawed his way to his | \ls, now at the top| —_— third straight triumph of the young il TERRET R!AL HQ'HSE F thead of the Angels, | NEW YORK, April 26—The one season. He gave up seven hits in | N 1 <o consted along on And only Babe Ruth, baseballs re- pitching his: third complete game | r a 4-1 defeat of Sacramento, while | tired Sultan of Swat, may a and fanned seven to increase his | BEPBESEETAT!VES Ehykiood. baat \ttle, 6 to 3, and | Chance to manage a club in the strikecut output to 22 to 27 framos.| | Snn' Lisgo blanked Portland, 2-0. Mexican baseball league and thus Greenberg enjoyed a perfect day | Outfieider Brook Holder's home Tulfill one of his most cherished at the dish with two doubles, ‘¢ . b Biree-rin “OAKIBAR ¢ ambitions. single and a free ticket to first. | FIRST DIVISION o ha| The Great Bambino hinted at Dodgers In First Spot | e m’m les | this development early today when Brooklyn's dazzling. Dodgers mov-| - i ks |asked to comment on reports that ed ult]o undtsp:tedupni ifii:;n ol - -1 s o > Jorge Pasquel, President of the first place in the National league, If You're for Progressive Action T ST e L acid b, when'he St Levis Garamue, who 4 L"H :;;i:j;;‘:‘;““ L | “f haven't heard a thing as yet,” shared the top berth with the! P’ . Don 1 Fcrget the Name Of ¥ | declared the slugger whose homers hard playing Brooklyn team, slid| S A T IN B L 0 U s E S - E in 1927 still stands as a Major down to second spot by bowing t . “ . league record. “I might go down the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-3. A long i 5 o v 5 | there for a visit and look over the heme run kelt by Pittsburgh A blouse to dress up your JAWES N@L AN lmumlim)." Ralph Kiner that travelled full) X 2, WOQDCOCK SIARIS | “Bup I wouldn't be interested as 450 feet literally knocked the Cards sull Jor reduced to wra e“ Alaska a player,” he edded significantly. out of the lead. l‘g 4 Al G OR 0 AR AT The Cincinnati Reds squelckoc ER ‘N!N F G 1 ATTENTION PIONEERS their 1945 nemesis, the Chicagc $3.95 R 3 - | Cubs, for the first time in four Resident of the Territory for Over w "’H MAURIEU.O All Pioneers of Alaska are asked meetings this season with a 7-5 Assorted sizes and colors to attend the fumeral of Brother victcry. Three Cub miscues gave white a0us And AT A 25 Years i : Wm. Murphy at the Carter Mortu- the Reds as many runs in the sev Lo oot . BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Y. April ary Saturday afternoon at two. enth inning and chased starter ’ 26.—Bruce Woodcock, British heavy- (255-t2) Hank RBorowy for the sccor ! 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SOULE ARIEIVES straight time this year. Cooper Hur: (Paid Advertisement) he opened training for his May 13~ Mrs. M. W. Soule arrived here The New York Giants flared bout in New York against Tami yesterday from Pelican. She is double blow as they not only bowad 11 staying at the Gastineau. to the Boston Braves, ior tie ond straight time, 5-4, but lost L senvices of their ace catcher, Wall Copper as well. Cooper suffered ¢ racture of his finger on his right hand when Carvel (Bama) Rowc! . fouled off cne of Monte Keunedy ' pitches. After x-ray exomin OVER MILES OF FIVING = -5 saiiii: . ’ , ’ & b physician, said Ccoper wouid out of the lineup for at least| four week: { Tie Chicago White Sox finally| ombired tight pitching and stoyt hitting as they thrashed the Cle land Indians 11-2 on a 17-hit as ault. The scores: National League 002 000 1003 7 rittsburgh 102 002 00x—5 O 2 Bracheen, Dickson (8), Krist (8) and Rice, Wilber (6); Heintzzlman, Rog (7) and Smith, Camelli (7). £t. Louis Cincinnati 200 010 301—7 10 ! Chicago 010 300 010—5 11 Walters, Hetki (5), Lambert (8) and Meouller; Borowy, Erickson (7), Kush (9) and Livingston, Schef- fing @). Boston 100 003 0C0—5 12 2 ew York 102 000 010—4 6 1 Lee and Masi, Kennedy, Feldman (6), Trinkle (8) and W. Coopcr, Lombardi (4), Kluttz (9. Amcrican League Chicago 005 010 113—11 17 2 Cieveland 0C0 000 011— 2 9 3 Lopat and Tresh; Re2ynolds, C2n- ter (3), Johnson (6) Podgajny (8) and Lollar, Hegan (6). Detroit ... 000 400 020—6 10 © St. Louis ... Newhouser and Tebbetts; Mil- ler, 'Zoldak (4), Ferens (5), Krnm- er (9 and Mancuso. New York 200 020 010—5 9 0 Boston 432 012 00x—12 13 1 Roser, Zuker (1), Stanceu (6), Wight (8) and Robinson, ‘Silverstri (6); Dobson and Pytlak. ———————— AP SPORTS ROUNDUP BY MUGH FULLERTON PHILADELPHIA, April 28»Wh0 says women aren’t baseball fans? | .Okay. so you do. 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