The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 3, 1946, Page 3

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, lAURElS FOR MANAGER OF BROOK BUMS BROOKLYN, Oct3 .—No matter which team wins the National play- off, St. Louis’ Cardinals or Brook- lyn's Dodgers, the palm for ager of the year will have to go to Breoklyn's Leo Durocher For the brash, balding pilot of the hustling, scrapping Dodger main reason why the Brooks there today battling ior the pionship. No one, not ven Durocher club president Branch Rickey ed 'way back in April that Dodgers would climb so hi as a result, Breoklyn inaug # “youth movement” calculated to bring the Brooks into the conten- ticn by '48 and maybe by '47 is the are up cham- or figur- the Such unknowns as Carl Furillo and Dick pitchers Joe Hatten, and Hank Behrman low youths wi outlielders Whitman, Ralph Branca and other ca put in there regu- larly with a sprinkling of veterans such as Dixie Walker, Pee Wee Reiser and to the surprise of all, the outfit clicked Once the dapper Durocher saw that the Cardinals were faltering and that his patch-work team had a chance, got that wheezing diamond machine working for all its possible mileage. A cocksure, aggressive cl cter on and off the playing field, Dur- ccher has acted this year as il he had a sixth sense. One ball and a pitcher would be yanked cut of the game. And moest of the time his actions proved successful >~ AP SPORTS ROUNDUP PRINCETO! N. J., Oct isn't too surprising this season to read blasts like that on about the “human slave market Seems frcm here the phrase “coaches who receive higher sal- aries than univer presidents” may explain scme of its vehemence. .But it does seem stra in this Ivy League stronghold to read he 3.—It the suggestion that colleges which ¢ don’t go all out in subsidizing might as well give up hope of drawing big gates because the competition from vroiessional football will become too great That theme is developed in this week’s Princeton alumni weekly by football reporter Lee A. Gould. He says that the “Ivy group” agree- ment will “bring to an end the long and brilliant records of the eight cclleges concerned as teams of national consequence” . . .Then he goes on to add that the same thing would take place eventually be- cause the pros play more and bet- ter football and will soon attract the general public away from col- lege games. He’s right on one count: anybody who wants to give, up doesn’t belong in football. WEEK'S WORST GAG The Dodgers may have been sented brand new cars, but in that first playoff game the Cards had the garage-iola. ‘l pre- Colorado grid fans are lefeumg to the 76-0 aifair at Austin, Tex., last week as “that gridiron grade- | crossing accident.” DRESS REHEARSAL Biggie Munn, Syracuse grid coach,| scheduled a night practice last Sat- urday and then he was asked to, speak at a religious convecation !m‘ incoming freshmen at the same| time. .Biggie dressed in his football gear, hurried to the chapel | and delivered a ten-minute talk| from the floor and then hurried| away to the stadium. Needless‘ to say, the stunt was well liked by ! the kids and Biggie probably dxdnr; mind reversing the usual punt-, and prayer setup. \ — et - — i e o & w v v o o TIDE TABLE OCTOBER 4 tide 2:20 a.m,, tide 9:14 am,, tide 14:41 p.m,, tide 20:34 p.m., 3.8 ft. 113 ft. 7.6 ft. 12.6ft. Low High Low High © o 0o s 0 0 o > SUN RISES — SETS Sun Sun Rises Sets 7:07 a.m. 6:25 p.m. e o o o 0 0 | LISTEN 7 pm. KINY October 3| and 7 — Hot — Alaska Taxpayers| League. Program Speaker, Albelh White man- St football | & | taine, 137, Pittsburgh, 1946 RED SOX IN WARMING UP FORSERIES: = = Barchanded BOSTON, Oct. 3 apiece Red m that thry te Dobson listed to start Hose and Lefty Hal the Sts All even at merican League X and the same loop will champic their Joe s won't play, tanged elbow is improvir doctor says Tod shape for the world series Dom DiMaggio sat out yesterda) Lecause of a reported minor bumy thumb. It was day and not all of the regulars played the full nine innings Reminiscent of Howard Ehmke who was a surprise starter—and winner—in the >f the world series on seventeen years Mike pitched the nnings § hen the lest 4-2 fike, reportedly managership in the tem next year, retired six me rder and struck out Hank Gre berg and Jc» DiMaggio in succe sion but and th will be Oct Ryba sterday w - > COACHES WAHT DRY SEATTLE FIELD FOR GAME ON SATURDAY SEATTLE, Oct. 3 Bruche UCLAN Coach men- were in Bert La i tor Ralph (P agreement today one thin they both want a dry field for S urday's all-important contest in t :shingten Stadium Welch spoke up for a dry field today after being informed Los Angeles writers had sent the sur- rising UCLA squad north last ht with weather predictions the Chamber of Commerce well study Jossible libel on test tle quagmire,” “mud umbrella” and “swimming meet” fizured prominently in~ southern advance stcrics and La Bruc ared his Bruins for any j ¢ by turning fire hoses on an y rain-dampened turf for the LWo days 11 Such term: ting of d - Little World Series Games Little world serie ing played in games yesterday lows: Montreal (International) 6; Louis- ville (American Association) 5, 10 innings. (Teams are tied at 2-2.). Dixie series: Dallas (Texas League) 3; Atlanta (Southern As- sociation) 0. (Dallas leads 2-0). >~ FIGHT DOPE Results of fights last as Iollows: New Orleans—Chester Rico, 141, I\Lv. York, outpointed Juste Fon- 10. New York (Jamaica Arena) — Danny Garakella, 129';, New York, | outpointed Bobby Richards, 125, Pertland, Ore. 8 Oakland, Calif—Paul Lewis, 157, Oakland, outpointed Chester Slider, 150!z, Fresno, 10. > —— Fur- cleaning, Rep. ng and re- modeling. Victor's Fur Factory. games are be- ral leagues and resulted fol- as night are THE DAILY ALASKA EMPI ind Byron Nelson R ired and fift course whic s, will tee off W S i lay in the open Calif. Oct. 3.—Gene| second $10,000 Bearden and’s favorite need g f the P aseball league champior v Y against Al{ A pennant GCAKLAN ament field of will Eighte throu O Li f isec winners the Governc eurs postponed Cup toda: champicn Herman Keiser Barron and D the top flizht pr Nel Hoga $10,00 seri n the | Man v | 3t nan 1 among battl 2000 | RE—JUNEAU, ALASKA win a third Tim Grosen o third seeded of Los Angeles the third round er Charliz ancisco. Yvon eded number one ien players in beat J. Van Den Eynde of Belgium Piorre Pelizza of France top- ped Hal Wag -} Francisco ther second round match >-e Bob F advanced with UC MAY GET CHANCE T0 STRUT SATURDAY BERKELEY, newcomer to California’s first ed good enough Wickhorst today probable starters football * team Pet Calif., Oct. 3.— Six the University of string line look to Coach Frank to be named against Oregon's turday leaving cnly one holdover from the start- (;A( ound by Wisconsin SF DEDICATED 10| . o Ads Want brine R P Bssree N BOAT REPAIR and Mew Boat Construction Juneau Boat Shep S5, Main St Phone 709 Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promp 1y be- cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in- flamed bronchial mucous mem- o branes. 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