The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 22, 1946, Page 3

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1946 CARDS’ DEALS 106006 SEALS ] %@QME&ANG’S Angels Homer-out Pair of i Wins Over Coast Lead- Titie Road Wou!d Be ers Yesterday Smoother, Were If Not TS YESTERDA for Former Males PCL 1 1-1 Hollywood 3; 4-2; Oakland BIG LEAGUES TODAY Sacramento 11; Portland 1 2 League—St. L San Diego 9; Seattle 2 first game £ b BRAEOY THE ASSOCIATED T adpy ) t ride of the AR cisco Seals all season e R for the Pacific Coast baseball leagu nant, ended in their first double (AP SPORTS WRITER 3 ¢ dumping of the year from the might by son spot in now with rival ¢ The latest ex- I due his former mates 5 c ® Johnson, ld pitcher of the jn ir Boston E Lovis \hpew ( Ch uniform from 1938 of tt veteran r 4ury e e Cu ack the Cardinals 4-3 last nigl k2d ¢ the lights at St. Louis. The can vi defeat pushed the Cards back 8 goninst 12 losses Sauer'’s A me and a half to the pace-sat- v L Tre » Dodg o whipped last o t ice Pittsburgh Pirate fternoon. . The Braves, in the rvices of th HANDED FIRST | £ & of the Holly right cut to the Coast Leag at Por par! land, and teok ¢ e third game against the Beaver, which Hell wood won, , piteher, (right) allowed caly six hits, tomorrow to sail at 10 o'clock ximum, 59; WeATHER FORECAST (Juneau and Vieinity) ®cceeccecc00sc0s0cree e sacker Ray Sanders, A 2 } S il C 1 light rain and Ioi joir a st of I Q. v a na ight ailr an i ’ who have dir i . not much change in temper- Kol # responsible for St. Louis losses thi ui and Frida ) Rebounding from e Py 1 v hour tonight, de- ' . j;‘:“ 1;“‘”\(”1‘.;”11;‘”,;» of nine. wsing by Friday morning o \GO—Perplexed by several on lefthander Kon Heintzelm A e s soceeecce B e 1 in recent w . desk bi “‘"" . “"\'“ 4 ’ 1 hits, tt r 1 g ' erg it even Berkowitz finally _Dave ”I“ II“*- the Helly- Prinetss Louise, from Skagway away with one of the bou- ‘;‘- ;;)‘.‘1.:,:11 ” : m‘“-’: ¢ _1 teme :(\r w morning at 7 '(\u } =y i ot S e et “u Scheduled to s for south patrol unfc [4 1 a tal five and one-third innings. It was jo N3 ook, = URASE haimisphc, seticas Ferriss’ 10th victory j i E Voncouyer, e SO 49, A Ted Williams, wi i el . g in three official times at ba 1 Yeshwand, *. Kns ) Deck Washington's Mickes o BlEust 5 coutuRoud, N4 & Amcritar Thnous \leutian, scheduled sail from Want Ads bring resulis! 2 L.~ L -Rots — o Th 51 651 U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU 1 doublencader fr i > 615 JUNEAU, AL A f White Sox, 10-1 1 Les Angeles ™ 66 > 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M, 12073 MERIDIAN TIME the second game ia the 1 Sacramento 18 " 10 WEATHER BULLET Joe DiMaggic, witht a homer in each Hellywood ol Max hmw] HERHPLLY l{un.\\' gam \ded his consecutive hit- San Diezo 63 87 last 21 hrs i Uing str to 13 game Scat 3 "") Station 24 hre Precip. made it twe in a row (3 Lpcrican weague Barrow 32 place Detroit Tigers 1 W L Pet pethel 55 Marchildon cutpitche 84 36 700 ¢ 52 4-1 with a York 69 49 535 54 R i 6 1 51 85 Clear ing her 60 46 i6 Cloudy lics to cke out & ) victory over 3 471 64 Cloudy the Cubs in Chica ar 2 66 145 58 Rain A ington edged out the Cleveland I G 431 Airport 59 Rain dians* 4-3 last night 14 1 50 Rain and Fo ¥ 3 Johnny Heki pitched and 46 he Cineinnati Red k L Pet 50 i the New [ i 44 - oty 18 rt scores 69 45 605 54 AMERIC. U il 35 30 Fc¢ St 9; Muneri 6 ) 505 0 Ferens . 1 2 65 452 ( 32 Wagner. 4¢ 13 First game ) 0; New York 4 4 v 1.33 Cloudy 10; Rigney, Malt er (6). Hol L 62 0 Cloudy lingsworth (8) and Hayes; Chand 56 0 52 a3 Rair b ter and Robinson, Niarhos 9). I 'N fiousflzs | . ond ga e ol —Chi- BER{“ 'S | W pressure center located about 490 | cago 4; New York 5: Paish, Maltz- ! merning is moving northnortheastward and an- ger (1), Haynes (4), Caldwell SIADEUM FOR Bifi ) poears to be moving northeastward from . and 'Tres Marshall, Queen 2 I bout 800 1 of Kodiak Island. The temperaturcs (5), Murphy and Niar! tobin- p R-l bove normal over € ka yesterday. A mass of cold air hat son (M : el s 0 S (ARNEvAl netrated the western and vorthern porticns of Alaska and the nor veland 3 'w:vhnmlm_w 4; Gass- i W rn portion ef Canada with temperatures ranging from the = F | on' (3) and Hegan; Wynn - o, o0 40 s More than | fortes to be low fre€zi A temperature of 29 degrees accompanied by p anc A et SeeT *11snow flurries was repcrted at Barrow, Alaska, this morning ¥ 3 adelphia 4: Truck: 0 G men swarmed | DSty e 4 g e A b s Basly Olympic Stadium | . MARING WEATHER BULLETIN p O ik v, magatiiatis” | fodsy, A Reports frem Marine Stations at ll‘.&ov?. M. today 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE gest international orts al Statlon Weath e _W!I\D_ Hf"flh'- of Waves Boaton 4 B baiis Johnson | here since prewar days—the ”“"d‘c Lb ‘un A (:lm ;wr L%)p. UH‘ and Vel. (Sea C?‘ndumnr i nast: Wilks (8) and ‘orces Eurdpean theater track and| oo 111‘? Ny i Calmt +Oalm P field championships to be held Sept. | idred Rock Gloudy B4 o ioBReCL A0 % foot Garagiola. e gt | Five Finger Light Rain 54 S 4 New Y . Cincinnati 7; Lee, 7 and 8. | Point Retreat Cloudy 56 SSW - o Voisile (5), Abernathy (@ and| Twelve Allied mations have ac-| ™ prep poppeier ROR PERIOD ENDING FR Rl G Cooper; Hetki and Mueller. ccpted invitaticns to compete in the Protected P ‘CN o ;m:m('_‘_‘_j 5 k % L"E:ING FR.IDAY P.«P.:Tlur\“” v 6 pittsburgh 2; Hatten | megt, which will be patterned after| =ufL U 0 O0 50 P REREE T I S R & ixoh AntTee Sod Ehwerdss Heintzal Hallett | the last Olympics, held here in N 4 y ui sterly winds 20 miles per hour becoming and Ecwards: Heintzelman, Ha scutherly to southwesterly winds under 20 miles per hour by Friday 6) and Lopez e A i oo | moOrning. Rain 3 3 Philedelphia 1: (;mu.\"anl: x\‘lul—. d :)‘(1 r‘;a“ l“fl_‘l\' 18 neel Low pressute center—29.40 inches—56 degrees north, 145 degrees west ahy,, Mauney (7) Seminick; ar -;;\su, ving northnortheastward. Bauers and Livingston. i wans AT S o e LA RAMS GIVEN P FIGHTS LAST NIGHT : SLIGHT MARGIN % Phone (MY THE ASSOCIATED PRFSS’ | Spor"ng 8 OAKLAND, Calif—Star Misamis, vs All S'I'ARSI 829 120, Manila, outpointed Lorenzo s Goods Sufc 125, Havana, 10. 7 BUFFALO—Arturo Godoy, 202%,| CHICAGO, Aug. 22—The 1946 Chile, outpointed Cyclone Williams | c ge football all stars, heavily - T 195';, Buffalo, 10. studden with mi ern backfield i il A S B | studded with midwestern backfield MOTORSIEEP Esrl‘FBETll DIPHTHERIA VICTIM western linemen, were all set today -4 e First fatality from diphtheria at|to meet the slightly * favored Los Leaves HA!“ES and SKAGW’A every Anchorage, Alaska during the epi- Angeles Rams tomorrow night be-|§ for Y MONDAY demic in that city, was announced | fore an expected 95,000 in Soldier ‘10 PO there this week. The victim was! fi Victor Host, 42, post office em-| Both the Rams, who arrived from ployee, who was first hospitalized | their California training base yes. August 2. He left a widow and|terday, and the Collegians staged cight year old son in Anchorage. |dress rehearsals last night. Leaves for SITKA and Wayporls every Wednesday 6 P.M. PASSENGERS. FREIGHT and MAIL SR 0 e P 1 el m Seattle, due o b VoI B WEATHER REPORT sometime tomorrow evening Bubblo. Bonr s SMusicins, B0 (U. S. WEATHER BUREAU) T Yot U RBats, Caie teed Royel DHIE piaenies Temperatures for 24-Hour Perlod morrow afternoon Fpecial Sang, An BOEOL GF (he O8a Eading £:30 ¢'Clock This Morning Freighter Square Sinnet sched- () e uled to 1l frem Seattle tomor- ¢ ximum, 58; r'cw rd Knot scheduled s from , PAGE THREE UNDERWATER ATOMIC BLAST IN ALL ITS FURY oy G W g s THE FIRST PHASE OF THE CHARACTERISTIC ATOMIC MUSHRCOM CVER Ll 3 fue Tf! w1t Wedding Anniv. z and h Clifton Col d Harbor the ware gliven " privilet? ¢ e number on the floor nni ng during sther couples ON BOND CAAER2AS on th or the awesome spectacle as the underwater atom bomb blasts a column 3 wmn was 2,000 feet wide. Photo at top shows the rising taken . \. The dark streak (right) was approximately the 1 mater wi i Sl e Ht \aship cunk, Photo at bottom was made after disintegration of bl e clicet. 1 I target ships ave plainly visible in Bikini La (International), ye 1,500 or QUALITY OF PRODUCT IS ESSENTIAL TO CONTINUING . SUCCESS LS/MET \§ N z 3 Wood engraving by H. McCormick based upon the original oil painting topay! TOMORROW! and ALWAYS! LUKy STRIKE Means Fine Tobacco. Copyrieht 194, The American Tubaceo Conpay

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