The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 25, 1946, Page 3

CARDS WIN LAST NIGHT, LAST FRAME By RALPH RODEN (AP Sports Writer) The ability of the St. Louis Car- dinals to come from behind in the late innings and then go on to win, is one of the primary reasons the Red Birds lead the Brooklyn Dodg- ers by a full game today in the torrid National League pennant race. Several times during the campaign, the Cards have seeming defeats out of the the waning part of a game. They did it again last night when Rookie outiielder Erv Dusak hammered one of southpaw Johnny Vander Meer's cfferings into the left field bleach- ers at St. Louis in the tenth in- ning to enable the Cards to down the Cincinnati Reds, 2-1 present pulled fire in Stage Is Set Stan Musial set the stage for Dusak’s blow last night by singling in a run in the nin to tie the sccre. Until then, Vander Meer had blanked the Caras i-0 on two hits. The Dodgers’ scaeduled game with the Philadelphia Phillies was postponed because of rain. The Phils in a single Cards tangle under the Brooks meet the game today while the with the Reds again lights. Doubleheader Brooklyn will play off yesterday’s postponement Thursday, with a doubleheader that day if rain can- cels today’s tilt. Elsewhere in the National League, the Chicago Cubs split a double- header with the Pittsburgh Pirates, winning the opener, 13-3 and drop- ping the eight inning nightcap, 13-0. Smashes 3 Homers In the American League, Hank Greenberg smashed three home runs to pace the Detroit Tigers to 4-3 and 10-1 victories over the St. Louis Browns. The twin wins also stretched a Tiger winning streak to ten games and clinched second place for the Bengals as the pennant winning Boston Red Sox nosed out the third place New York Yankees, 5-4 A scheduled National League twin bill between the Boston Braves and the Giants was postpened because of rain while the other Americs League club were not scheduled. Greenberg's three homers gave him th league lead with a total of 41. At the start of the day he had been tied with Ted Williams of Bosten at 38 apiece. STANDiING ©F CLUDS American League Team w L Pey Bosten 102 48 680 Detroit 90 59 604 New York 8 66 .563 Washington 1 7 480 Chicago 1 19 473 Cleveland 66 84 440 St. Louis " 64 85 430 Philadelphia 49 100 329 Nationat League Team w L Pct St. Louis 95 55 633 Brooklyn X 94 56 627 Chicago 9 69 534 Boston . 78 70 527 Philadelphia 68 82 453 Cincinnati 63 86 423 Pittsburgh 61 87 412 New York . ... 58 91 .389 .- — OUTFELDTRIO OF RED SOX IS TOUGH BUNCH, 25.—It makes NEW YORK, Sept. | Boston's no difference who is WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1946 ; THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA SEALS FACE POUGEAS T1ABRINGS IN 12 NEW! )N SEATTLE FLIGHT ’ TOUGH TIME’ FEERO VISITS HERE Americ v \ EFRER, : day morning from her Skagwa n t m I | home, to visit with her daughters L Juneau ¢ 1 and families, Mrs. Clarece Walter fights e many friends here Vanlew BY BILL WEATHERSBY | " Mrs. F former resident F o ] (AP SPORTS WRITER s Is lelng UD | sivision baseball|of. 1on8 stan having raised her F . 2 family in Dougl c Audrey Weismar c e champion San °) ) ke Bedh prevas il TGP wpily hat v n, Olive Br Asa F! . . | League aimed power hdge : : A i |in the 1or's Cup series open- | 'ived of e oy e Spmon vl ling tonight E. Bruce, John Harri Mabel NEW YORK, Sept. 25. — Marty| Hollywood's HUNTERS OUT Lott Servo through his manager, Allget the first ¢ Tauno i, Ray ilten, J Weill, today announced his abdica-|he op out | H Stragi d Hj I Brown, B tion as world welterweight boxing of tl W N rd, TIrving champion and his retirement from|gy i & ip board Christenson the ring because of injuries to his jand Acorn: v Johnsc nose j”_\ for the pen SOUTHBOUND I d Gronrcos, M Schenectady, N. Y., battler,|son, cpen n City Clerk A. J. Ba I d Bell, Charl recognized by the National BoXing|fourth-place Ar Los| Be he Prir Pat & Geor Asscclation as the sion al- | Angeles for an extended vacation trip in 150 n thpugh the New York Athletic| Winners of the two engagements|the States. Tt panew Fior Lc C Commission declared his title va- will then meet in the $20,000 play- ¢ visit- W. Hc cant in this state several yeeks ago, off finals € s a enroute > T e was examined by his personal phy- Frank (Lefty) O'Doul! This will be their first trip outside perp's Grecery will pay o car sician here today . " Jansen, ace of the sl for e cartons in good shape While the doctor told him llwlurx uit, in turn for the opening absence, Mr Guy ncse might heal in time, Servo|chore over active Clerk . e was scmewhat depressed over the! g il T ; \s Wahto will do DRDER AND KUTICE OF loss of the New York portion of his it maintenance for the City GENERAL ELECTION title for failure to defend it against To the Electors of the Ray Robinson and the fact he sees Ap SPORFS EOME YESTERDAY neat, JIRBERL VIO no immediate prospect of recover- [] v Wm. H. Seaman, wife of One Territory of Alaska Sl ing irom the injuries enough to Schocl Superintendent of Douglas tice J8 DEESIY GAYPRL IDELPIE fight again. | 0 Q Schools, and son Teddy, accom- to Chapter 9. s nl '\:. weill nctified the President of 4 ¥ |iarised by Mrs. Eawls n. - Alaska, 1945, Approved Match the National Boxing Association, of BESTS Hiswed Rofe Vet it 1045, neral Election w( held Servo’s retirement | oo SRR oty e wee it in Seattl S ol '“',/\‘\‘ “(,L(I.m A. M Repeatihg a previous NBA stand,| ypw YORK, Sept. 25.—Headline - X ““ ‘”,"LJ““ ¢ 1t "WES oEEadiRtily’ recofnifiended ipeiyn. mini ks fans to MAGICIAN 1u APPEAR For t} yose of clecting car 8 uich bErwesn . Bobitson - anf vy, o Dot Bl Coming| Bob Lathrop, magician extra-or- g various political par- Beau Jack, both recognized as out- iy oy 4 swing and a prayer? dinary, will present a program for of kn to the following of- standing contenders, for the Utle.| pcy pittle, . who doesn't ¥ the Douglas School children to- fices, to-wit I 1::] L],“ll( “,‘”‘ ”L"“\r‘ (,‘:]“.“h(; ”"‘;\'" cither, maintains that the best September 26 at 2 pm. A DI ALASKA Iy Ho g 1 about titl s, willing + but anying him will be his TO CONGR President Green, of NBA said d dummy Eogan is to have a ] Terry pa | |s | > City long the City Lir will vote inning Room ir treet neau the same ted polling t No. One That qualified voters re ng boundaries of Voting ct Two ( of aid Town of Juneau, Alaska, which AL llows: Along the Southerly cundary of Precinct Number One to the ir ction West Third treet and Dixon Street, thence the center line of Dixon Street ) its intersection with West Sixth t, thence intersection _, J}J . dischar 1(1‘ from the ser-jyayqty s d coaching statf Bob, wh ventriloguism has won LR OF LABOR; M i ‘ winter after a _»“*“ "“ s0 the b n bump heads daily. him acclaim and applause through- \ TERRITORIAI ER a3 l-'\”“-v and four years in the urpags the Sam Cordovano out the States, says that he feels TWO DIVISIONAL SENATORS ;**] ("‘z‘ G Bonyitho l_ll“ ,lf‘fm was develc at Georgetown,” slightly put out now that Terry is EIGHT DIVISIONAL REPRE- reddy (Red) Cochrane in Febru- piitie argues the show irom him, T wake SFNTATIVES. 3 Coley Huffman, Texas College ) find that a hunk of wood is There will also be b(m March 29, he was knocked 0Ut yfines center, is listed as 5 feet ( 1Y SEOME TRLBRGR Wi give the,vatark OF the ety y Ro Graziano in a non-title jnches and 240 pounds He an evening performance for adults the question bout and suffered a devialed sep- must have grown up in a min at 8 hould become a & equired tum, which iorced postponement of pidtta i RO by Chapter ion Laws of a title tight with Rokinson sched- S OPPORTUNITY Alaska, 1946 uled in May ogtl Horse, i Thea iwill Wbmitted he fight was rescheduled for yeg exclusivel BESHOP Ffl.lGERALD the voters of the Territory of Alaska Sept. 6, but Servo’s nose was in-of race horses, offers this one 2 the question in regard .0 he 2ri jured during the final week of “wiliam Cagney Production i BACK IN jUNEAU- !' E Sallot \ired by Chapte training. Intormed that he would looking for horse which can H 2 of Alaska, 194¢ not be able to fight, the New York 'jump, nod, paw the ground, cros . 4 his title and ordered a tournament newspapers and neigh on cu > . o & ‘hereto- be arr d to select his successor. js The Blood H Well m lesignated e |him editor-in-chie Moot ! ' thi said town ! B returned to Juneau b; ah. tHA . i » iy oh PNA from Cordova being ' A0¢ Sy Inor ea ue | Indiana‘s football squa e S 1 1 ters re sets of brother bt.. Howerd jand | O’ Ris. L, Which toflestim. 110 ng withi Don Brown and Joe and Walter F@ rage, Kodiak and o ) Bartkiewicz Eddie Tryon’s Ho- b the open- . {4 Town of Juneau, a o o e bart team can beat that with three new parcchial schiool in Beg the pairs: Bob and Jce St. John, Bob s, and in Kodiak discus of Third xtend- 'and Lawrence Warner, and Bob s for a new church with the Easterly line of the Ju- i : Jilliam ( . in Rev. Louis B. Fink, S. J., iomr : g ' Ol e it naae Lin sna rnobiand dDon: Willismeon: (must be 1n B O OFMEr o0y City Limits, thence along the a rut with all those Bobs) pi f the Church of the Nativ line of " al LS e e all ; R : center line of Dixon Street and Cal- 5 When Penn State plays Miami ! au fion Bridge over Gold Creek yesterday with the following result: e att yop Fitzgerald will be<in Ju- | s G e : here 4 (Fla.), Leo Houck, Penn State box- wp Fitzgerald will be in Ju- )0 06 North to a Northerly line of Scuthern Asscciation final play- % r - ne = tobe: y R R e « i« ing coach, will have one heck of Neau until October 11, when he will - oif: Memphis 5 Atlanta 0 (teams = 0" i " cperico, N.Y.U. line leave for Wrangell, Ketchikan and @~ "~ are tied at 1-1.) - . outside r et ailnnl lesone: ginn] inias. fosCH, “hes twa Jdd, Drofuars, 4 utsid rnational league 'ina. P &Y~ t1,r and Gerald, among his pupils £ > 5 off: Montreal at Syracuse postpon- ed. (Montreal leads 2-1). i = - London Blifzed Areas D — - FIGHT DOPE Tas MARTHA SOCIETY o 70 £ 50ccesi% T Women's Apearer Fcod Sale—Fri. Sept. 27 at Piggly Wiggly B ‘It’s the Nicest Store In Toun® | 3 AT Mahcgany What Not shelves Baranof Hotel Buildin { Hm'r‘ is what is happening in the Home Beautiful, i nol 14 | Meg | Norwalk, Conn.—Melio Bettina- smmmm—— Z L Eldridge Eastman fight postponed LONDON. — Somle. London ‘Breas |, .., ja5¢ Tight, to tonight. Everything where German bombs turned whole e fos ot hirma o pidehrls s havp iy Dumnetty, Ny ifeten . Slge in ; : am e © | Robinson-Sidney Miller bout pcst- been cleared playgrounds. Mothers working a 30-hour week leave their youngstérs at a charge of 20 cents a d: The children play from early morning until sunset | and transformed Int0 |04 to tonight. (Wednesday) Spo"ing Goods Los Angeles—Bobby Zander, 172, Los Angeles, outpointed Watson Jones, 170, Los Angeles, 10. with swings, see-saws, rocking| horses and rag dolls—still not easy | = T A T b AT to get in postwar Britain. ; I \‘H\H‘\HH”‘\‘:‘;WHh: Hh\\!‘v‘fl"hHfl:]mHHWWHHL.\ il I il 3 o 5 N | il "‘}“w il \‘hw“}q i i W, 7 FAMILY and GUESTS WILL BOXING TOURNEY IN ORIENT IS UNDERWAY 25.—The Philip-y TOKYO, Sept. World Series opponent, the Red pines team won four of the seven Sox outfield trio will still have it|contests on last night’s second all over their rivals, both at bat round on the Pacific intercommand and in the field. koxing tournament, bringing to-| | Neither the Cardinals nor the gether teams representing also Ja- Dodgers can come close to match-|pan, Korea, the Marianas and Ha- { CHEER YOUR CHOICE il ““ il \M Ll ing any pair of flychasers likeiwui:. Ted Williams and Dem DeMaggio, | two of the greatest picketmen in — e, — Fur cleaning, Repairing and re- the game today. | medeling. Victor's Fur Factory. Williams, probably the greatest adv.| hitter in baseball today, stands —— —_— head and shoulders above the Red- | birds’ Enos (Country) Slaughter or| the Dodger's Dixie Walker, about the best the National League have to offer. . TROJANS, UCLA IN ACTION SATURDAY LOS ANGELES, Sept. 25.—Both USC's Trojans and UCLA's Bruins were taking it easy today as they! tapered off on drilling for their season’s openers against Washing- ton State and Oregon State, re- spectively. At S. C, Coach Jeff Cravath sct up defenses yesterday against Coug- ar plays, and held punting and passing drills. They tackle Wash-| ington State Friday night. ¥ Similar drills occupied the Bruin who open the season Saturday, “UNBLDCK” 122~ 'DIGESTIVE TRAGT And Stop Dosing Your Stomach With Soda and Alkalizers Don't expect to get real relief from headache, sour stomach, gas and bad breath by taking roda und other alkalizers if the true cause of your trouble is constipation. 4 In this case, your real trouble is not in the stomach at all. But in the intestinal t where 80%, of your food is digested. And when the lower part gets blocked food may fail to digest properly. What you want for real relief is some- thing to “unblock” your lower intestinal tract. Something to clean it out effectively—help Nature get back on her feet. Get Carter's Pills right now. Take them as They gently and ively “un- block™ your digestive tract. This permits all 5 of Nature's own digestive juices to mix better with your food. 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FOR LEISyRe H ESTATE o CALIFOR, erry, Pory, Muscate) or T oy = okay ROMA Estary cqy; fo Burgundy o, x,,,,."'lln Veting said Town of Juneau, Alas From the boundaries of precinct Number Two Number West Sixth Streets and its intersection loughby Ave., West to of the are h v with West Westerly Limits cf the Federal Public th ska by Ave 1e of the nece along Nort te at the iotel building and polling place in No. Two (2) Alaska That all duly qualified voters re- bounuari i Three (3), of within Precinct siding s follows nd Precinct un, Dix lloughby included in cwn of 1946, wn of Last Limits of Juneau the located on Wes i and upo {which is cwned by ith the duly des and for Pre Town of Juneau place in 1 Willoughby thence to a Southerly City Limits West beginning of the G located on F lot 1-2-3 of Juneau the Lobby which is owned by » being the duly designated for Prec One boundarie Juneau, Housing cinet ¢, will vcte at the office of the u Dairies building, located on h and E. Streets, in and upon lot 1-2 of block 235, which is owned by Juneau Dairics the the duly designated poll and for Precinct Juneau Dated this 3rd day of ned) The Common Council of Juneau, L. POPEJOY, City Cle publication, Sept publicaticn, Oct Alasks 7, 1946, JUNEAU FIRE DEPT. BENEFIT SHOW ther > to the be- S CAPITOL THEATRE—September 25 and 26 \e City Hall build- 4 i—September 25 an and Main 7 of block 3 - ty of Ju West Wil- Limits will tineau ranklin same inct of Juneau “But Mr. Abercrombie, that’s not necessary. Meals are included in your fare on the Clipper” which Western at Cal- On Pan American Clippers meals or snacks are included in your fare, Delicious hot meals on the longer trips. .. some- thing to munch on the shorter ones. Pan American service also includes help in planning your trip ... making coa- necting reservations for you ... . pointing out the interesting sights to see enroute. Pan American Clippers have been serving Alaska for 14 years...now setve 14 importanc Alaskan travel centers including Whitchorse and Seattle. City property of project Numbe: ame bein g place in Three (3, Pk AHERICAN loRrLo AIRWAYS lhe System of iy G i Baranof Hotel Phone 106 Septembe 25, 1946 BEFORE THE DAYS OF MODERN AVIATICN the air-trails of Alaska were blazed by bardy individuals and tiny aircraft . . . sometimes with little more than a plane and courage. Regular were the occasions when they set their little craft down in frozen wastelands without benefit of modern instruments, This seems far away now . . . when the P N A Coast Liner passenger can relax in the warmth and comfort of a large modern plane, Dependable motors and qualified personnel all \ contribute to the progress of aviatton in Alaska. *PARTNERS IN THE PROGRESS OF ALASKA”: : : Look to P N A “ Route of the Coast Liners” for LEADERSHIP, PaciFic NORTHERN AIRLINES eAlaskg’s FOREMOST «Aivlines RESERVATIONS «nd TICKET OFFICE Baranof Hotel ... Telephone 716 KarL K. KA1z, General Traffic Manager Copyright 1946 By Pacific Northern Airlines Gastineau Hotel B Regular Service from Seattle and Tacom; FREIGHT . . . . PASSENGERS REFRIGERATION ALASKA TRANSPORTATION CO. Phone 879 J. F. (Jim) CHURCH, Agent