The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 14, 1946, Page 3

MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1946 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIKL—JUNEAU, ALASKA Q, R BEARS, REDSKINS l o . BACK ON 0P IN Bt K. ’“"h-"'“ ' PRO-GRID LEAGUE By RALPI h()l)l..\ | NEW YORK, Oct. 14—The Chi- | skins were doing business at their old miliar stands today—atop FOR (LASSIC, ROSE BOWI \ By RUS AN FRANC NEWLAND 14.—-Ou < pace mpionship team, the v\l wn surroundings Skins { [§ Califernia at Lo: 2 ) i topped the Divisior Bru oday lap vear ¥ the R o TR | west after a s \b- y Wi (BY JACK HAND) sence. l Red Sox Lose as Brecheen «r rours o 1t sam mrea | e i S U s i don is selling tickets oday for Philadelphia thei f ‘ h‘,, £p Park because his rerged: from sterday { roub B Last GamedMesday. . [Tho: Gartmars nave or miny A e ey |85 a cat—Harry “The Cat” Breech-|tcams in the circuit, and even they California - Bears LOUIS, Oct. 14 —Harry (Tho een b A B e R Brecheen recovered from a| If it weren't for the game little| Five league games it A Y chaky start Sunday to square the lefthander from Ol world series at three ‘games in pitching the St. Louis Cardinals meast homa, the Bos- |4 ot fece ton Red Sox would have been|cyg \ al attendance n in argest for 26-6 cou for series rings lon: x 48C | history of the loop a to a 4 tc ictory over 3oston and the Red o whulds e % . « ) a 4 to 1 victory over the Boston and the Red Birds would be 175,535 was set last 4 8 the Red Sox red to the four: winds instead of fithmie Eest t . nfer The seventh and deciding game planning strategy for OMOITOW'S oy ¢ = g SR y a : atop the heap ye I CLA outfit had whipped will be played Tuesday (tomorrow) linal ih dowh 3 ! ; w at s 3 g ing ichdown passes 7 and hinatol in St. Louis In the cold light of dawn there|g., ) i i . b The win was the second room f lid suspicion th it Anhbled tHe £ tie for Brecheen who shut ou The C x'v the Cards spent chamapicn Los Angeles Rams i cn 3 to 0 last Monday their last life in a 4-1 win yes-|p oo 11 fans at Chicao i f the fact ‘thg SHORT SCORE {t>rday. .The wve Dave (Boo) S i of the fact that R H E Femiss, the winner, all Sammy Baugh sparked ine Red- ten Southern Red Sox 1 1 o primed for ond straizht shut- | SKins to a 24-14 win over the New ington 7 decision to| York Giants at the Nation's capi- Cards 4 8 ¢ out bid and there is no r SCORE BY INNIN Lelieve he won't be jus sctive | tal W ate. Sof n 123456789 t as he was in Boston: Baugh tossed a 50-yard scoring| " *7 pre-season cham- Red Sox 000000100 1 Heme Club Odds pass to Steve Bagarus in the third i A i % ; “‘. : £ tr led to beat @ards 00300001x 4| 7The odds definitely are against|pericd W w he score tied at 3 -y p . ; g > V Stat 7 in the ¢ Batterics — Harris, Hughson in the home club but that's nothing|!3-13 in i'¢ 190 £ Psyche " . * i Ala ¢ alifornia meeting at third, Johnson in eighith and Par- new. Coming fiom behind ¢ pitched a 13-yard pass to Ba tee; Brecheen and Rice > rope has been in the end zene to break the dead- |} : I f the | 1 y es as the number on e Ryér and his St s lock Universi Is ) ) their owner, Frank ime of the week.” California r since mid-season Other ores were en Bay Failing to find uitable h rhank 1 wed improved power to win THE BOXSCORE ten (AL ABR 0 St. Magy's Gaels, 20-13 last iled Brookiyn by 7': game: o @nd eventually won the flag in a 1 3 playolf dinals 36, Detroit Lions 14, o' Al through thi s be - t nd then 19, Philadelphia 7; Pitts- 16, Beslc 7. Chicago Car- . ci m Oregon, 34-0 victor over Mon- i with tana and undefeated in the con- i wner of ference but less impressive in its than UCLA, will take eries it today ma story, I 5 b X 5 4 ¢ scrambel to get it back by winning : s 11 irow. - They're fresh out of oo l BALL o 1 1 ball games now and there will be PR BB 4 0 0 on am n State two time diggir PR R 0 Haktee, 00 % Harris, p 100 Hughson, p i iy ¢ ener, Brecheen shut out B()\!.m‘ ; ; B eachiwithd wirak o ARtNEh, McBte T 0 o 0. WAEOG avAllable . wAEN. $hE.ORRdS! 57 C e it ook Steliiales i sen, . P 0 0 0 o o needed their second life, but George ' Scores of leading footbail games a 30t AmS Wi W6 6a hiis ont i 2‘ iy \H;\ "’_H“ ‘kav— i __ __ Munger and a 20-hit barrage squar- | played Saturday are 1ollows R Egnfi Wiin. brastheos ) A d ) srdpana Vo oh 30,1 734 5 Sdmatten Washington 21; Washington 0 up' fRrcugh Soltiwest: Dot ) } 3 sl Batted for Hughson in sixth. The “Cat" Is it State 7 ¥ Tennessce swamping Chatta- 1 T Trojans, for QiLy. ABR HO A poiseq on the brink of elimina- Sieaon DBuend, ol i fe ich high hopes were held, enst, *2b L X8 T 4 tion after dropping behind 3-2 in 5 34 ‘ 4 Al rently are il floundering in 4 01 2 0 oomes at Fenway Park, Brecheen 3 ; 1 thrc 1b 4O O el tho Cayds by the souifr ofl | cor 1tle, ) erd > win Fiksoriel -9 3 4.0 1.3 3 gdir necks LR T o Pt L A, S ansas Bl He team t Santa Clara eleven Slaughter, rf AR T i iy Wen' at: thrke orida 0; Vanderbilt 20 u \ fa fou AN DQusak, h 0:2040: 0 § g% Colorado 20; Wyoming 0. : e s Walker, It 3.1 0.1 0 Vpre can’s do it again, al- el S 1 Marion, 4022 i propatly Jie. In the Dl-"!“m\lm“” sl T I £ tentially strong 4 : ,3 ;!.X : 86 Djee 1k pibkea the At R fei ha hot and cold, b e i 2 hext best thing, his ‘room mate Py o D ™ vels :{ i 7 “" !Ir;- the :Jm- A i e - Snbev Dok HE g ; y of Idaho, returning from a A 32 4 82710, Pyte plays strange tribks on ba| Larvard 3; Princ 1% ol S 6 larruping irom Marquette | Errors—None. Runs' batted In—!clubs and managers and now with' chn 39 Dartmouth 6. YoWA: Odtoybs 1 Jose tied the fast Hawaiian All Moore, Rurowski, Slaughter, Doerr,'the world championship hanging| cmpie 0: Pitt 0 tie) g ] 19 last Saturday. two . base hite--Schoen-!inithe halante, <Joe Cronin finally| Coieate 9; Cornell Ccast Conferesce Standing Marion, Three base hit— falls back on Ferriss who didn't| Chattancosa 7; Tennessee 41 . |/ ATION CLINKC W L T PF OP York. Double plays — Kurowskij get a chance until the third game,| oW Hampshire 27; Maine 0 5 3 "0 0 15 % gohoendienst and: Musial 2; Bre- Dyer must use Dickion, a wiry| MSSSSIPPL State 6 Ll R b ¢ monthly immun 2 0 0 #8093 cheen,. Schoendienst, Marion and little fellow who=worked on relief ® " = 4 ' o g will be held in 1 1 Q. 51 28 Musial. \ed rins—Boston (AL)'an@ wast't a “startert uptil Jine of| YWeshington and Lee 0; West Vir- - g 9B il “ er at 10 am. Wedne sten 1 1040, 3% iaf 1. St. Louis (NL) 4. Left on bases— Ferriss enjoys a huge edge on his ® 5 S mad Vaelr oWn VICWLY | day, October 16. Babies over six LR e e Bdston (ALy 4: St. Louis (NL) 8. 25-6 season record and his lone 6; Bucknell 0. v Lff’l"‘" Sues SRS nt wre urged to be pro- R TR Bdses: on ' balls—oft Brecheen 2,'series .winning sipeatance, ~al-| Lwike 21 Navy 6. . TR e tec mallpox, diphth 115008, - 00 ARk (Williams, Pesky). Off Harris 1, though Dickson won 15andlostonly| Army 20; Michigan 13. b i "“_‘,‘;‘1“, ke ! ugh California .. 0 1 0 13 14 (Dusak): off Hughson 1 (Slaugh- six including a playoff victory aty| Columbia e 20 "'\”"A ‘“1 e E have not finished Montana P e (1) off Johnson .2 (Slaughter, Brooklyn. In his only series start,| Cklahoma City Univ. 46; Fresno f07 On eid (e wunizaton ser- Idaho R R Rice) Put outs—by Brecheen 6 Dickson bowed to Ferriss, 4-0. £ L 2 g Texas, which had o5 ¢ \inst PF—Points for (Gulberscn 2,'. Partee, DiMaggio, Day Of Rest Julsa21; ‘Texas Tech 0 handle in turning back ) go also.! OP—Opponents' points. Williams, Pesky), by Harris 2, An ektra day of rest will bene- Loulsiana State 33; Texas Ag- v its fourth win in BT Carter, Juneau He FHe (Moore, Slaughter); by Hughson 2'fit the Cards more than the So: 9 meet the Officer, is in charge. RUMMAGE SALE (Moore, Musial); pitching sum-!for the American League champs !(\'anww 46; Idaho 6. A as team - niary: Harris 5 hits 3 runs in 2 2-3 have done little more than wait| "U(’Wj B ‘_’l:]g“ Sound 33; Pac-!),. 13.0 and i Golden rod is the state flow Ludies Ald Society Rummage Sale innings; Hughson 2 hits 0 runs in 'since Sept. 13 when they clinched ”r[‘ b v B 3 starts, although or of Alabama . in Lutheran Chugh- parlors Wed- 4.1-3 innings; Johnson 1 hit 1 run the pennant. Their problem has| Fenn State 9; Syracuse 0. nd Tennessee, unde- o - nescay, 10 oclock. Call 571 for ¥ Utah 35; Brigham Young 6 in 1 inning; losing pitcher—Harris, been to regain the fine edge they i s e L 18 ik es in the Southeasterr Fur cizaning, Repa 1@ re- pickup of donations. Y ioires Bulbatd. (AL) plate:,beld in mid-sedson #nd they havel iolorado Biate 13; Westan (Ool- collide at Knocxville. modeiing. Victor's Fur Factory. MRS. J. O. RUDE adv. it Dl ¥ H do) State 6. Barlick (NL) 1b; Berry (AL) 2b; not done it yet. Arizona Ballanfant (NL) 3b. Attendance! In yesterday's game the Cardin- Texas Mines 13 e : iy S o a n 35,768 paid. Time—1:96. {als jumped: on Mickey Harris for, West Texas State 13; Colorado \ BN = ! BEFE 5%, R n PR five hits in the third inning and College 12. S @E‘!éfl gf\“&g.‘; § g @F ig Iner I( 'ms Hughéon, who was the focal point| Occidental College 7; California i |of the Cards 20-hit ‘attack last/State Poly 7 (ie). = WORLD SERIES Thursday, was rushed fto thel b’l”‘_l)/”’ ‘I’__““’”’S i {mctnd. Hughson turned back St.; Detroit 18; San Trancisco 6 FA(IS F'GURES Lapie with: two hits- before he went| Santa Clara 6; Portland 0. ut for a pinch-hitter. Lefty Earl Corpus Christi NATB 27; Iowa Pxenu,ht 0. o‘ln\on succeeded him and \m(l- iNext game at St. Louis LomOTToW. 'oq the final Redbird run in the Attendance Sunday-—35,768. cighth. Receipts—$155,269. The Red Sox had given Brech- Wha' Is SI“ { Commissioner's Shars—$23290.35. |co g rocky first and second uminf" Each club’s share—$32,994.66. Etire T i Tor g tabE ,“n‘ Bach - League's share—$32,994.66. pits in each. ;Attendance for the first six| R | roun or ghmes—213,928. | | i ‘ | i | iReceipts for the first six games, ® ® e o o & o @ s =g ) s -1$896,521. [o g I8 — |7 . X—Players' share for first four|e TIDE TABLE e | NEW YORK — The musica_l praf- E 3 cames——§304.141.25. te o | erences of American servicemer Commissioner’s share for the | ® OCTOBER 15 f‘U"L’d overseas are not “N‘ES-‘ 2 first six i games $134,477.15 e High tide 4:59 am., 152 ft. e |sarily the sanfe as those of the {Each cluly's share for the first six| @ Low tide 10:45 am, 33 ft. e folks back home, Through the Arm games—$114,735.44. e Hizh tide 16:48 pm., 179 ft. e ‘ed Forces radio stations around me? X—Player§’ share . for the first'e Low tide 23:39 pm, -06 ft. | |world, bandmaster Kay Kayser has| fouf games<only. . rpr led the top tumes in various P | 5 1;10@( and found the following fav-| {orites: | o! In Hawaii, “Making Whoopee”; |’ e |Panama Canal Zore, “Poker || o |Game”; Manila, “Don't Cry Baby” e |Puerto Rito, “Doctor, Lawyer, In- OCTOBER 15 .uhan Chisf”; Germany, “Oh What 7.3 am. e|It Seemed To B Aleutians, “I, ..Wannfl Get Married”; Australia, o|“Let Is Snow”; Italy, “Symphony o:and Japan, “I Can't Begin to Tell TACOMA INDIANS - BEAT SACRAMENTO : TACOMA, Oct. 14— Those “Mar-|@ Sun rises 3 velous Marvs,” Harshman and Tom-|® Sun sets 5:54 pm. mervik led the Tacoma Indians to ® | | | another of their string of victories|® © ® ¢ o o o o o o | vou in the Pacific Coast professional! YT e T football league yesterday when they { NOTICE I ‘ spanked the Sacramento Nuggets: Corbitt's Bar will not be respon- | (A“l‘l’ W'" 27 to 6. . The pair starred in all|sible for any debts unless author- ; departments PR 1‘”“' by pim. = [ SYARIMA, . WashcaBy i X 0““’“| Relatives, flown frem Frankfur, Germany, watel funieral rics in an AResi LLiSeas muiunes pane B T ji SOmRIT RHIPE. V. heard a radio report of a fire at! ouor (he ccene cf an ai ash near Stephenville, Nowfoundiand, where 39 persons were killed. (L.-R) : ATTENTION MASON: Stated Communication Menday s s e SR |a warehouse where his wife worked, | Ruth Kent, Jay, There are at least 1,500 known| He rushed out of the housn‘ George Downing, Thompscn, Ga., sister and husband cf Mrs. Downing who died | . with the two Downing chiidren; Capt. S. T, Mayer, Cathclic chaplzin, Chieago; Rabbi Dr. Aaaron Eiseman, evening at 7:30. Work in the .M.|varieries of mosquitoes. leaving the deor unlocked. | M. Degree. Visitors welcome. e His wife was safe, but when he| Nf-\r York City; Protesant chapl Lieut, Richard Pritchard, and Undertaker Richard Maher of New York J. W. LEIVERS, Sec. adv’ Sell it with an Empire Wantad. returned the radio was geue. | City. (AP Wirephoto) | o no further comebacks. 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