The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 6, 1946, Page 3

T e ST v TUESDAY, AUGUST6 l946 § WALKER IS S BIG HITTER, NAT. LEAGY! Dixi outfield- . SEALSPLAY Players, B.B. IN SEATTLE Ciub Owners THIS WEEK Get Together - MARINES 1O THE DAILY ALASKA E STOCK BEKEPTIN 'No Orders for Withdrawal e has found it Sresury teport. showed Have Been Received Gl e B i Ticntsin, Aug The commant . theler of U. 8. M s in China T B TS vd straight we 357 flatly today no orders have ¢ REG! g 0 %:1E ASSGCIATED PRES! NEW YORK, Aug. G—oDaseball mark ven {o prepare for their evacu A 3! n t o0 is cne yy family today with the e | sallhaw of t and fics ere 1 Lee; Y B ] With the neighborhood batties Major League's policy commi i ut 12 hits ome strengtheni n b ast week now history, Pacific B egiBhat i i 5 DB Neve 1 g ; ol Coast League ball teams take, 1o or i Sl e S ) ol X o G Iy Mabed¥ atents Ny aecis| EIVoeR players and owners on nes ¢ to boost his Communists sout e 1 Wit 8 i . oscd contract reforms. while July 1 ' opening today and tomorrow Tonight the San Francisco Seals,| _The diamond social revolution, last w ot Questioned about persistent, League leaders, and the cellar-sta- Mild in form, will cc \'—:In- mag- ‘“ confirmed rumors in the Chi 7 1 tioned Rainlers play in Seattle; | !Ales more money in 1947 o an g A DOFH.H0 Hollywood’s Stars meet the Bes High on the list of matters instructed General t 5« Rae, in Portland and San Diego's Padres D€ discussed at yesterday's pai = W Rpg % ‘prepare plans for \\\1) ,' of tl W i pounds. r tackle the Oaks in Oakland, The between the six-man cy comg :M.uu:u. Maj. Gen. K r E. Rock- Y e M Sacramento Solons and Angels mittee, representing the owners, iey told the Associated Press in ar WooL ARV apen with a double-header in Los 2nd the six-man player group was 0 gers fia “”. o 1\,1\ e e RS ; g H TS. LBt steple Browh .(IREIS Angeles tomorrow. [‘ i [‘f”]’l ked ;‘1 R BN : t 995 e M eague atnlete: 1sked for D,= AR - > 0, PocRoL ¥ —_— e 2 General Ro d £N 0 EIGHT isticd within five um money “ul bé refunded. RRrER e S raves in Only . oo ORMATION SOUGHT, | o o i i B Bhains wo *L° pet!| When Chairman y MacPhail [M“!A:Vd RN s Kottt ol flatine dunesy Youn are Comp SEND FOR COMPLETE ADDITIONAL LISTING Oakland g2 50 621 nounced “as far as the comn \.H}U am _“w . Wiisie et 5 - 3 e I " fiufl.fi.% " (s n“ Los Angeles 2By B AReIEnenaaior ‘“‘; "'f“i””)“"‘ from Chiva- has been dems v i o N’E“ DEPT E, 2065 FIRST AVENUE, NEW YORK, 29, N. Y. Sacramento 67 65 .58 mutb BCMEDG S FUHIRE G RS the Communists, are guarc I MeCe Holiywood 65 64 504 been reached on all matters dis ana ok s of the N’A'EQWN CAFE San Diego 57 77 He included the minimum By Ralph Roden e to Ch the { Cross S-S Pertland 48 78 A T TR I WRITRHS, {to Peiping and ic e has nc d 1 1 Seattle @ - ad scause the owners believed it kK o defeat thej f I ¢ pril, § AR TRRb d be better to keep secret the Boston Br the Philadelphia Rockey indicated that the num- 1 all ot Y el W L Pet| exact de of their agreements Phillies with almost monotonous ber of Marines stationed in the i $ittar i Boution 73 * 31 699 until th 2 meetings in Chi- regularity continues and manager in area is declining but that which id New Vore 59 42 584 cego, the exact minimum wage is Leo Durccher has the knack of some redeployment and strengthen- gt : Detroit 57 43 570 not kr anking a faltering moundsman at Ing has been made € by ' asen st Whalibiaton 51 51 500 The players w so get an al- the right time the July 29 fra in which four missing man was born April Elevelind 49 53 40 lotment to c cidental expens-' With 101 games under their belt, Marines and 12 re kill- sellbran, Colerad S0 T ouls 45 56 434 ©s during spring training. MacPhail the Brooks enjoy a 2% game mar- €d - Chicago 43 59 indicated it would not be the $5 gin over the second place St. Louis < A fact-finding team Peiping FISH LANDINGS Philadelphia 30 11 er day that was asked, a sum he Cardinals in the National League €Xecutive headquart ned BR T, o) Natlinal Laspus estimated weuld run into $150,000 but cnly 33 complete games have Oificial investigation today to d in du Team w : been turned in by the Dodger termine whether the t syt 62 S e hurling crew of them victories, & Communist ambt s a Bt kit BAND PRACTICE TONIGHT In 68 Dod ntests, Durocher DY the Marines, or an attack in ; Bmerican and e P . High cmployed 201 hurlers in bagging 3¢ conjunction with Chinese, govern- : 5 Sl 2 5 hicago e SHUIciiok AHISNG dh ‘m‘ cigh ok 20k 1 39 ¢ ° ment forces as charged by th i Hgdigold ch!nese Dlsher Boston Scheol gym, the Juneau City Band Y s 8nd losing 32. Little Vieighnt ) pounds of sable and halibut to S Cineinnati will hold the usual weekly practice Lombardi leads the Dodger hurlers ‘\“_“‘lm_]:\ driving from Ticnstin. Aleska Coast Fisheries; the Arden ow Y. squeste i s, with ' e & ey WL skipper ) rson sold 20,- J J New York requested to Vit phs Rt (rohie. Jates 14 skippered by Olaf Larson sold 20, ]\E“ Philadelphia S "miles from the city, must , two C°0 pounds of sal halibut to i AFE Pittsburgh s Jodgers pulled another game i’ Saks ) N Er and the 9 y armed personnel on all tr ey Curtain rods—drapery hardware fire night -ast they [TT0S DEPORE S0 i o R oplad Sibgrbino b ity C}““ATO“NC L Empire Want Aas resuits! Home Beautiful. 1e Braves, 7-4 before a! % " * t Uv SesiR an ‘Son scld ¥ SOUTH FRANKLIN ST. lance of 41,645, the . Orkna Y. proenied. A : Crsns 4 ‘ of th . Field in more| i, 3-1 In the fourth, the nan, by e R Dodgers surged ahead in the fifth "U¢® ! o S e e - - and served notice that tl n The T le j DErhimaee ot iR ! ooe Wee Reese. o Ject decisions on China ot we § SpOrHing L g Paris peace conference tarted for the Dodgers but 1.:~lm| a » ety e Goods Cleamners ks “nan hiee innings. Batk| aqonawk rage, 5050 10 & G i N and Ralph Branca finish- | 1an up, allowing only one run BL:IH-‘ but blew up th. | In an exhibition contest at New| York, the Giants dropped a 3-2 de cision to the New York Yankees| and also lost the services of John- | ny Mize, the senior loop’s top home run hitter, for two to three \\(’(’};S." 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