The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 17, 1946, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA Surbrc Leon BOSTON, Oct. 17 e THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1946 PAGE THKEE . weo Lind, Zandria Lockwood, June Michels John Braseman, Claude Carnegie, Twiet, Jack Ed Skaret rence thony SPORTS IN > Wad junipe und t s I Marsl ry De- « 1 Richmond Red Sox und Mary Watson, Da ma 1 Kenai anc ek . 2 Y sting and back in' town and e facts Pé Interesiing. and ¢ vhite; most 1 s highway; difficult Smith. WEST AREA League Forms, (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ancther manager of a Pacific “oast Leag! ball club has call- is time it Bill has piloted t 1 he won tw s and put the club in the play three times, including thi car. President Don Stewart of th A club said Sv 1ey's res ame as a surprise as they had xpected m back next y Sweeney d >d to discuss i ins. No successor has been naw d for Sweeney, according to S are, but some sou Hack, the veterar third = sackar, ma candidate Bafore \ngeles, Sweeney Liollywood Stars and Por 1atior California wome ret O d Louise Boverly Hills—ope: doubles play yesterc nis tournament in M Californians ucs Sabater and orne of Brou Raque! ez, koth of Mexico lov®. In first round mer competition, Tom Brown of Francisco and Pie Pelizza of el Lukel Federico both of Mexico ‘The Pacifi Coast Ice Loague has added two more to the c it T California, and T ton. The president v League., Ge also announced ring the n Francisco son against the Oak Oakland October Prcfessional sports nas anotber lawsuit in connection with the Selective Service and Training Act 1940. Walla 1t in an action filed in I eral court. Carroll identifies h sclf .as a-former San Franeisco ball pldyer. He said he w by the Seals a jmenth from 10§ 1944, at which time he quit joln the Navy. When he was di chhnged, Carroll says, he was loyed, but later fired. He want to! be reinstated, reimbursed for batk pay and get his s bonus the Seals receive the playoff foptball coacl minagers, don’t lik being pre-game fav So it ligle wonder that Coach Phi 1:1 of Washington State is uy cver last week's dope sheet which ablished his Cougars as prezame orites over the University of shington Huskies. The Huskies wene 21 to 7. This week Coach sdrtoe is taking pains te list many funay t} undefeated then wound up Oregon with gs to the ven and s ‘Oregon beat the ars, who beat St. Mary's Gaels, 0 beat the Huskies, who beat ashington State That would an Oregon has the better team. pesn't it?” California MODERN SO PR Elks’ Alley; | voman o1 e of spons far sponsor tl 1€ TIDE TABLE OCTOBER 18 Low tide 2:00 am., 16 ft High tide 8:43 am., 13.0 ft Low tide 14:24 pm., 6.2 ft 1 20:30 pm., 144 ft Hi: tid, . 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