The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 29, 1946, Page 3

SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1946 LEGION WINS | FROMMOOSE BY 8-5 SCORF SCORE BY INNINGS Team 12 4 7 U Mocse 00 3 15 Legion 2 x 8 The Legicn last night defeated the Moose 8 to 5 in a game in which they were out hit also out errored. For the Legion, it was Jensen, the winning pitcher, striking out six while allowing eight hits. Mc- Daniels was again put in the role of fireman and succeeded in stop- ping the Moosc rally in the sev- enth by striking out the last two hatters. | McDaniels 2lso gathered two doubles at the plate to score two runs and gather two of the Le- gion’s five hits. For the Moose younz Terry Ma- gorty shows promise as a pitcher In four innings he struck out five men and allowed but four hits. Foliowing is the play by play of the innings in which runs were scored. Nielsen, leadoff man for the Le- gion, walked, stole second and scor- ed on a bad throw to third by the pitcher. No hits, one run, two Moose e Tors. The Moose came back to tie it 1 up in the third with T. Magorty making first on an infield ) Deland hit a fielder's choice, and Magorty was safe on second on an infield error. Metcalfe struck out, McIntyre hit into a fielder’s choice, Magorty going out at home. Har- vey hit a fielder’s choice, but De- land beat out the throw at home. Haas singled and Cunningham grounded out to end the inning. One hit, cne run, two Legion er- rors. Legicn Get Five The Legion had their big inning in the bottom half of the third. Nielsen hit a double. Stragier flew out to the pitcher. McDaniels doubled scoring Nielsen. Jensen hit a ball into deep left that the left fielder was able to get his hands en but not in time to catch Mec- Daniels who scored. Rolison hit a hard ball throigh the pitcher’s box and Jensen scored on a bad throw! from second base. Cope and F. Cashen walked to fill the bags. Harry Cashen was safe on an er- ror at first, Rolison and Cope scor- ing. Vuille bunted, Harvey throw- ing him out at first and getting the ball back in time to put Cash- en out at home. Three hits, five runs, three Moose errors. Moose Make Three The Moose made a comeback try in the top half of the fourth in- ning. Magorty ‘walked. Miller singl- ed advancing Magorty to second. The mext batter fanned. Deland singled, scoring Magorty. Miller tried te come home on a passed ball but was caught off home. Metcalfe struck out but was safe on a dropped third strike. McIn- tyre singled scoring Deland and Metcalfe. Harvey flew out to third to end the inning. Three hits, three runs, one Le- BIOH error. The Legion got their last two runs in the fifth when with one away Stragier was safe on a fum-) ble in right field. MecDaniels, SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION No. 5553-A In the Dictrict Court for the Terri- tory of Alaska, Division Number | One. At Juneau. HOWARD LAWRENCE TRENT,; Plaintiff, vs. LA RUE TRENT, | Defendant. The President of the United States I of Ameriga. To the above named' defendant, GREETING: You are| hereby required to appear in the! District Court for the Territory of | Alaska, First Judicial Division, at Juneau, Alaska, within thirty (30) days after the last publication of this'summons, in case this summons is -published ,or -within forty (40) days after the date of its service upon you, in case this summons is | served upen you personally, and an- swer the plaintiff’s complaint on | file in the said court and in the above entitled cause. The plaintiff in said action de- mands. the following relief: Dissolu- tion of the marriage now existing between plaintiff and defendant on the grounds of incompatibility of temperament. And in the event you fail so to appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for | want thereof, and will apply to the | court for the relief demanded in said complaint, and as herein stated. Witness the Honorable Geo. F. Alexander, judge of said Court, and | the seal of said court hereunto af- | fixed this 8th day of June, 1946. (Seal of Court) J. H WALMER, Clerk of the above entitled court. By P. D. E. McIVER, ‘Deputy Clerk. First publication, June 8, 194€, Last publication, June 29, 1846, | Amcrican League The scores and batteries | Teams w Pet National League Buston 48 727, Ohicago 3; Cincinnati 4; 10 ‘!\'l\\ York 12 618 nir Borowy, Wyee (T) and M« | Detrait 34 531 Cullough; Vendermeer and Muel) ll ED“ Washington 8y il 508 New York 5; Philadelpt i ¥ St. Louis 8t 477 gs; Kennedy, Trinkle ¢ Cleveland 29 3 439 Kraus (8), and Lombs Coope! X i | Chicago 25 37 403 (6); Mauney, Ripple (6), Kart (8) | Philadelphi 18 281 Seminick dcubled to score Stragier. The next 4 = 2 Louis 5; Pittsburgh 1; Pollett three men walked scoring McDan-| AL i énd Kluttz; Roe, Gerheausre (6 lvl~ Cashen hit to third where the| 3 third baseman forced Jensen back| (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESE) to third then threw to first to put A fourth-inning pitch worth a out Cashen, Miller relaying the ball mere single was w! worried | Boston 31 X i heme in plenty of time to catch| Oakland leftfielder Breoks Holder | oincinnati b ol § Amert League Jensen ccming in teday. ;n“l_\m‘[ll,h“ 2 5 i4bli One hit, two runs, one Mnoso‘ Every other ball he tied into last new York . p 406 ° error. | night boomed over the fence for piptchurgh : : gp3 Cuerra; Harrls and H Moose Score jthrec hcme runs in-four times at ) i § The Mobse made their bat nd Hegan; Hi pnes U Teams i Vit Breooklyn 41 (8) and “pu St. Louis a7 ; Sain, Whi 3 T te Chicago 33 . 550 O Tasi, ‘u ) ‘“‘n-lu\“ s is transacted at these 1gton 1; Boston 12; Wolll, date on events of importance to wrkorough (4), Pleretti (6) and THE DAlLY ALASKA EMPIRE —JUNF AU, ALASKA OPWCINORMAL 1o T oo LUNCHEONS NOW | SET FOR THURS. BUS SERVICE to airbanks, Anchorage, Whitehorse Via HAINES | | | ! | | Women's Club infcrmal luncheon = S (H “R,\i TRIP,T“ i terday in the Iris Room of the . ANNOUNCED LATER ' | ) | | | - mbors ana sueste. No reear | PLAN NOW fo make this Scenic Pioneer Trip with Alaska’s Trailblazers O'HARRA BUS LINES e the oot | JACK BURFORD—LOCAL AGENT ‘nul Mrs, Betty McCormick re-! 3 JUNEAU, ALASKA {luncheons, but news of interest i { discussed, and members keep up to { the club, In answer to many queries re- |tempt in the seventh. arvey — His teammates joined him in the' E < Mrs. Betty McCormick re- & _ _ JUT » ALAS singled. Haas laid down a perfeet'yout for 18-hit assault and a troit 0; St. Louis 9; Trout ‘vaud the date will be snnounced * N PR RO M i i bunt sending Harvey to second.|15-2 shellacking of the Seattle . C Benten (8) and Swift))jmmediately upon the L ST — s Cunningham singled scoring Har- Rainiers G d Schultz, Helf (8). vey. McDanieis took over on thel Holder opened the Oaklana at- Pl ladelphia 1; New York mound and retired the next three tack withi a 340-foot blow in the <ot , Savag and Rosa batters, striking out two and the first inning, repeated in the third, and Robinson. other flying out to right field. slumped to the point of singling s, 5 Three hits, one runm, %o Legion in the fcurth, homered again in the a VE LIrors. 1ifth, and by that time the third i alddn The Legion drew the bye for attle hurler to see service had the Fourth of July game so the pad e A""H wn‘H DAN(ES Elks and Moose will play at 5:30| In winning the lopsided victory (BY 1 4 Ge o'clock Sunday evening to decide the Oaklanders were unable to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) who gets a crack at the Legion|shake their challengers for the Terrible Teddy Williams, gener- CON(ERIS SPORIS cn the Fourth. cague lead, the San Francisco 81y acclaimed as one of the all- T Seals, a game behind. They turned (]m“’ hllfm&’[un. (.\|;]ppearx lwpl]I on BOX SCORE in a 1-0 shutout of the San Diego th¢ Way today to become the fi : i . lgins ¢ et player ever to lead the Americah on, jointly sponsored by th Metcalfe, 2b, 100 3 After 10 straight losses since he Le3gue in the “Big Four! hiy de- Atericsn Leglon o igp i MelIntyre g pitched a no-hit game two months PArtment—batting, home runs, runs K s 0 ey : ngo, Ad Liska came back last night Datted in and total bases—in two, Chairmanship of Mayor Wal th :\\111 \h’o Portland BP‘“_V’)\ ': g different years. {endrickson, will open with an 1 6-3 decision over the Los Angeles Not even Williams' immortal pre- Pm. band concert at the Triang: tugels. He allowed nine hits and encugh bunching for three Angel ; runs in the seventh. The Beavers Deland, rf, explodc”. a feur-run attack in the Vacura, p, ceond inning off Dick Conger, - - ~-iwho retired in the last half of Totals 3 that frame. The game evened the Pitched in fifth series at 2-all Legion 5, The Holiywood Stars profited Nielsen, 2b, k 2 from f‘rmr. for u. victory OVer with one aboard broke up a tight P ¢ at 8 pm. The committee 5 the Sacramento Solons, making it'y_; and Jimmy Foxx, could accomplish'Elks Hali July 3 The clouting kid from Boston am. on the i‘ourth from Marit struck his 20th home run yester-' Way and wind up in the ball par day to st the leadership from' with sports events to start at noc Detroit's ank Greenberg as the or as soon after the parade as po: league-ieading Red Sox routed the sible s’ Phil Marchildon to give the s RESULTS YESTERDAY x Bombers a 4-1 victory. A The day will end with a stre of San isco 1; San Diego 0. CMie 35:- Beatiy homer. Another walk and A pail formerly the USO. vuille, ¢ ; Pordland 6, Los"dstigeles i3 of singles produced the last run R G LS 4 - - RORITKL 16, SachiEnto o Brooklyn's three and 8 BRI o % o o's o' o o s Totals 2 g game National League lead remain- Summary-—Doubles, McDaniels, STANDING 03¢ ¢ ed in status quo as the Dodgers Nielsen, Harvey; walked by Ma- Pibific Coxat: Leagne whipped the Boston Braves 3-1 in gerty, 6; by Jensen 4; struck out Teams w L et the daytime, whilz the runner-up by Magerty, 5; by Vacura, 1; by ogkland 58 33 | St. Louis Cardinals trounced the Jensen, 6; by McDaniels, 2. Um-|gan Prancisco 57 34 66 Pittsburgh Pirates at night 5-1, pires Parker and Grumn Time | 44 Angeles 49 41 5 . Philadelphia Phillies made of game two hours. Hollywhod 46 44 511 it 19 victories in 26 games as they, A e i 47 46 503 cked out a 7-5 decision over the H New York Giants in a 10-inning el L e rament 43 51 452 LEAGUE STANDINGS i o 4 affair unger the lights, but could, : Portland 32 56 364 Teams R P Si’wh‘r 31 57 33p/not move into fifth place as the Legicn 0 1000 7| Cincinnati Reds, occupying the top 2 Elks 1 1 .500 | (berth in the second division by a Mocse 0 000y LET YOUix iaoney earn four; ibalf game, defeated the Chicago e e e - | pery ent. Buy Alaska Finance (,ul- Cubs 4-3, also in a 10-inning cen- Empire Want Aas oring resu'ts! poration demand notes. (295-tf) test | e & e e @ WEEK END SPECIALS “Percy’s” WEEK END SPECIALS Juneau Liquor Store Open Untii 12 P. M. Every Night PHONE 498 Uniil2 A. M. 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