The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 2, 1946, Page 3

«up their - ERIDAY, AUGUST 2, I946 6Aks SLIP _‘REISE Hu'm BACK;SEALS WIN AGAM (By The Associated INDODGER, CARD GAME. Press) BY JOE REICHLER Oakland's little Acorns, once (AP SPORTS WRITER) mighty Oaks 3 acif N 5 ol wa\(lf ”“Y ‘“P’ CHCI The St. Louis Cardinals a i Vi Wil Wind gystem of knocking dowi their cur: San Francisco 5@ cond- place ball Ll\l]) no ma how many of the remaining four ganies they take. The leading Seals’ 4-1 over the Acorns last night third straight, gave them a four- game lead over Oakland and the safest position attained all season in the heated flag rac es with t victory as ® chief so well last ed the Champion Ck to six and still lost the appears tQ be paying rich mwlw th their gply {irst In 15 engagements with tion League leading rivals—which didn’t year when pan out (I‘v\ Redbirds find t! a game and' a place today. mselve Brook gers, the Redbirds have capturc The Los Angeles Angels, in third 11, including two out of thr> rlace but 13! games behind, main- their mest recent “crucial” serie tajned their pace for a third vic- which ended yesterday with a 3-1 tory, 6 to 5, in a row o the Cardinal triumph Hollywood Stars. Pete Reise, brilliant Dodgze out- Sacramento’s Sclons, collecting fielder, suffered a 1 20" hits in two games, took both si afted ba g his ends of a doublehes San Diego Padres, The Portland Beave: eran Dick (Kewpie) mound, iers 6-0. The Beavers unearned run te break : deadlock in the seventh and piled up five tallies in the final frame In that inning Herman Reich Lindsay Brewn, Hank Souz £mith and Danny Escobar der from the 2 and 3-2. , with vet- Barrett on the scored an scoreless 1, Mayo each against the left in a vain off the bat of Whitey Kurowski in the shut out the Seattle Rain- on thence to the pital where x-ray en today field concrote w attempt to st are a drive fifth inning. He a streteh was removed clubhouse, rial Hos- Yanks Move suck New York Y nd : ue by defe into s ican Leg THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA : and Partee; Harder, B Hegan. New York 4; Detroit Chandler (9) and- Robinson mire, Gorsis Washington ard, Kenne mer and. Phils Flores .(6) and DesS; Maltzberger 3) (5), Caldwell (T) and - UWOER BERTH RCCKFORD, 11, Aug man takin vear-old narrow cowntown dist to hang turb” s Workr timbe ertica called the fire they couldn’t persuade T « my - o 0il oline ar t alleq uydroearbe - o wifts and swallow ts of the bird w erTy ((9) an Hay napping, r, then when lnm to find around r2d him Lhory. De cotte S LOVELY SOCIETY GIRL Helen Fran- adena, Calif, re- |strav PAGE THREE TAL CRASH CONSTELLATIONS GROUNDED AFTER F Happenings At Haines picked this sea- are ENDING INVESTIGATION into r(‘(r"ll accidents involving 1 red shown on the run-up ramp at LaGuardia Field, ew York, ified him- ed > ate o her wi son f{rom ti WO sm. strawberry ALY 5 % * s O v i :l;.\(\‘:ln“nnu ||h:C[:‘;("“Si‘”)[“i]‘“\:';Ua‘ ]*" y 2 t ]“”"“1_1‘ ) sk 1 Constellations grounded. The order v ued after the crash a ling, Pa.. in-which : ”f ieaving ine ea 1 s she paid $ pa »f Procupine Shor < » 8 8 - o 8 L8 ol ok i i i (KK. S B he crew of stellation were killed when the four-motored plane burst into flames. (faieraationd ified arty signing himself KKK. She | i the crew of a Constellation were killed s ounced her en agement last | T my Loat, FS243, The Lost| ~ % e combina- to Lt. Don McGelvroy, US.N, [weck 1 in port at the dock Saturday with passengor H M. gypsies tr \ ioal ns Marino, Cal. (International) |ap ¢ t Barracks, where the Drug and Food Administra- Ford sedan At ) per: ed in the remov- ti Inspector, who is mak 3 an are the ac-| Arturo Toscanini's father was a 8l ©f the cemctery from Chikoot inspection of Fish Cannerie ere | n it cioy tailor. in Southeast visitors in Haines in- jcluded Dr. and Mrs. John Goyer ot The Normia, owied by | Junc uests of Mr of ~Haine Wen Phil . beach at Nukdik Wednesday eveninz, due to THRILLS AND SCENERY — vacationing pause on a trail at vermilien 3008 Clenfymmeafliameaflmmenfimmerrencaflipeeafis il oredifesmedifos e frfT) OPEN HOUSE got a single, and Glen Crawford, Detroit Tigers 4-2 to forg who walked aboard and advanced percentage peints ahead on Escobar's bl stole home. B Is, — la Y it two in a row STANDIRG OF CLUBS o he front running Boston Red acific Cuvast League fox by edging out Joe Cronin's Teams w L Pet crew 2-1 San Francisco 83 43 659 With Jack Kram l2tting Wash- Oakland 80 48 ington down with four hits f Los Angeles 69 56 2 11th win, the Louis' ¥ Hallywood 64 61 hed cut an 8 mph to sweep Sacramento 63 65 the three-game ce with the Sen- San Diego 57 73 438 ators. F 1d 46 76 377 Despite a grand slam homer by Scatt 42 82 .33y Philadelphia’s Peter Suder, the smencan League Shicago White Sox outslugged the Team W L Pet'Athletics 7-6 to capture the series, Boston 70 30 700 two games to one. New York 58 41 586 The scores and batt Detroit 56 41 51 Netional L Washington 50 48 510 Lou Brooklyn 1, Bre- Cleveland 48 52 480 cyee, Pollet and Rice; Lombar- St. Louis 43 54 443 di, Behrman (), Branca (9) and CHicago 40 58 408 Edwards Philadelphia 28 69 289 American Leaguc National League Boston 1 veland 2; Dobson Team L Pct Brooklyn St. Louis 39 594 Chicago 43 547 Cincinnati 48 495 Baston 49 479 New York 54 443 Philadelphia 53 430 Pittsburgh 56 398 — D By Sid Feder /Pinch-hitting fcr Hugh Fullerton) NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—dke Will- iams, the NBA's haif of the light- weight championship, is hot after Beau Jack to climb into a ring with him . .. But so far-the Beau says no. y Coach Paul Brown is slapping a ' $25 bite on any player late for a Cleveland. (All-America Conference) grid Browns practice . . . Just, he says, by way of “having a good understanding betwzen ourselves from the start.” Assault’s galloping has made the Texas King Ranch the leading money-winning stable of the year— with just under $400,000 : . . Which will put a bit of hay in the barns, no doubt. NOTES. TO YOU Has anyone pointed out fhat if it wasn't for Bobby Doerr Rapid Robert Feller would not be the all- | time no-hit king of baseball his- tory? . Doerr ruined one for Rapid Robert Wednesday and an- | other in '39 . . . Feller has two| hall-of-famers to his credit already] and the two Doerr “dood” that thing to him would have given him four . . . one more than old Cy| Young's record three . . . The base- ball Dodgers, who Set a goal of | 1,600,000 home attendance for 1946, now wouldn't feel at all hurt if it hits 2,000.000. The three-game Card series” just ended boosted it | clowe up to the 1,800,000 mark e Waves Reserve Now Wanted by U. 5. Navy ‘WASHINGTON, Aug. 27The Navy wants a Waves Reserve. Former members of the women's branch, the Navy said, can enlist in the new volunteer reserve at their highest wartime ratings. While on inactive duty, training opportunities will permit them to advance in rates. The announcement set no enlist- pient goal, ‘H ofeferfeeferfe Jofe The Lee Haughtaling home in Waynor Tract will b open to the public on Saturday and Sunday, August 3 and 4,from 2109 P. M. You are cordially invited to visit and inspect this new home which reflects the latest in modern home intferior decorating. o el e b LEE HHAUGHTALING, Decorator. A RAIN-BEAU Around Your Shoulders Your Rain-Beau raincoat is sure to chase the blues away featherweight plastic-coat ed Dupont rlon gives you protection from rain and wind . .. In gay colors—Red, Royal Blue, Kelly Green, Biege, Maize, Black and Grey . . . and for the con- servative woman, a . trans- parent Stormette raincoat and hood. o 5% 1l omen's Avvaner “It’s the Nicest Store In Town" Baranof Hotel Building el bbb Lo : ) 1 on National Fark, in soutbern Utah, where | @k MEAT co. vise sheer to encircie the scenie* valiey, | |ere | pow | Bir Wele ¢ the parting of the prc -four hours 1 tewed in to Army Lo The I gym of Saturday the 00l » dance Taine night. T was well attend- - ed gnd was greatly enjoyed by all. T dditional hcmesteats hav pen recently filed on in Moo According to H. S. Mussell Valley, on2 by Millard Simineo and rze of the koundar cther by Alvin Holder. Both V sent C from Ottawa, are 2 of the last wa ind now stationed at the boundary e on th2 Haines Cutoff, t! I broti Porest un this summer will b2 cor o B S Y AT HER FIRST charity ball, Princess g S ’f""{f\ o B R O Ll Bl Elizabeth dances with Captain Lord ¢ PR i ol Rupert Nevill at the Royal Mer= s . sheet mot- — CHAIRM A N_Rep, Car- it B e v in t et m 0 i iness in ,\‘m horage, where he ing in Taines over roll Reece (above) of Tennessee ?':"':‘:nb:“'"(‘;;})‘l:::‘l s:‘g‘;i:;“tg: 1has resided for several years ring the past| was el’:ctfl:| chairman Df. the ("H\'hlc ;Mw“ I‘O h;: ('ninv.in" picen ; ;i we-k include Army | Republican national committee, e . g eons from | Succeeding Herbert Brownell, dance very much, (Internatiofial) Mart Hansen, pilot for Ketchi- connel ps 1 255 whocrestenad kan: Air Service, flew in to Haines tehc y of four; o AMERICAN Py irarem s coR faimchistarfifirsimcifoeT] HOME Grocery | : Phone 146 Phone [46 | rc°m;19’e dL ’ée % | FEEE DELIVERIES BAILY - . . 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