The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 14, 1947, Page 3

FRIDA\ MARLH 14, l()47 PAGE THREE Major leagues Are Training; * LATIN AMERICA IS lage Game Games Played SKIRACERS 'PREPARE FOR SUN VALLEY SHOR'I' 0“ BOXERS | By GAYLE TALBOT SUN VALLEY, 1aaro, March 14 | ORLANDO, Fla, Mareh 14—#—| Blue Ribbon skiers from two| savs joetouis On Tomight i ey s ot ner b s (e e O Wachine. |SKill in the Harriman Cup' Races| | on Sun Valley’s slopes, beginning| : | ton Senators are going to POSt AN {yon oo | LOS ANGELES, March 14—®—| A game of the sea-'improved fielding averageover Jasti amoncthem are a Canadian star| J“Not very many good fighters down |son for Juneau will be played this seacon, and he ‘will - HEVE8 1 i tuo Swiss experts” WHo SWEDTI there,” says heavyweight king Joe evening in thg Juneau High School | vastly happier catching staff ST OF The American speedAEinE Louis, just back from an exhibition |gymnasium, when the Imperials I might even be a little happier ., of w Basin, | * swing through Latin America {tak> on th> High School Crimson says the man who has|pear tah rlier this| “Nothing much in the way of (Bears to decide the championship just broken up and dispersed them oy | heavyweights” was what Joe said |0 the City League. reatest herd of knuckleball pitch-| For the Americans, the races| he encountered in some 13 tune-up| There Wwill be a prelininarycrs eve thered under one tent.!tomorrow and Sunday will be fi- bouts among our good neighb. scrimmage game betwesn the sec-| “Knucklers are hard on the nerves,|nal tests before sclection of the| to the south. The veteran and well- |0nd and third Juneau High School|cven when they're Winning games U, . teams for the winter Olym-| Worn Arturo Godoy, whom he box- |3982ds at 7:30. The feature con- for you." ipics in Switzerland next Febru- Pt b B el supposed to have been| of the crack crew of flutter-'ary. | found anywhere, he in the|Flaved tw 0, but an elec- pajlers who came within eye-lash| The caliber of the field is shown ,tour which took him throligh thoet | 21C e forced cancel- of winning the American League by this lineup of stars | of the Latin American countries. | flag two years ago and helped nail| United States—Bob Blatt, 25-| HE SR | [ down fourth last year, Blu- year-old Palo Alto, Cglif, rider | has retained ‘only southpaw who won the combined-cvents in| § BASEBALL BAEH&IBALL | Mickey Haefner. the Olympic trials here last week- |" Dutch Leonard went to the Phils end; Jack Reddish, 20-year-old {and Roger Wolff to Cleveland Salt Lake City youth, who cap. | In college . NAIB tour- — tured the downhill race, and Gor ***** jerv e, s ,“" Is, scores Of Qther training camp notes {don Wren, Denver veteran, who | Here are scores of Major League|82mes played last night are as| st. Petersburg, Fla—Stan Mu- won the slalom in two beautiful exhibition baseball games played | follows 's batting eye seems as good runs through the gates | vesterday Mar 56: Eastern Washington .5 ever, The St. Louis Cardinal| The American contingent in- v St. Louis (N) 4; New York (A) 1.|48 star smacked out two hits yester- cludes two outstanding feminine! hington (A) 10; Detroit (A) 5. Mankato (Minn) Tehrs. 50; dqay as the Cards whipped the skiers in Gretghen Fraser of Van-j ol Newi o (RS 17" Clavaiand. (A) heastern (Okla) 44. Vemnkess, & to 1 &5 couver, Wash., and 14-year-old An- ! " Emporia (Kas) State Beloit < {drea Mead of Rutland, Vt | Boston (N) 9; Pittsburgh (N) 1 | Lakeland, Fla— Wildness on the Canada—Rhoda Wurtele, Mon-| Brooklyn (N) 8; Cahal Zone All-| Arizona State (Flagstaffh £’ part of Rufe Gentry, who walked treal, recent winner of the U. S.| Stars 4. |Kizisville (Mo Tehs |six men in the sixth inning and Women's National downhill and Cincinnati (N) 5; Newark rn ol e | forced in four runs, cost the Tigers vombined titles | Chicago (A) 3; Chicago (N) l JUNEAU WOUMAN'S CLUB a 10-5 defeat at the hands of the _Switzerland—Karl Molitor of, P | Al members urged tc deliver ar- Washington Senators yesterday. Wengen, winner of the triple crown Seattle’s Lake Washington is |ticles ior rummage sale (o Method- [ meticen™ speed ik DR RN spanned by a mile and one-quar- ist Church on March 18, Phone Clearwater, Fla—Bucky Walters, [ill, slalom and combined-events ter floating bridgs wita a four- Blue 786 or Blue 449 for informa- Johnny Vander Meer and Clyde —and Olivia Ausoni, Villats, win- lane motor highway ! tion, 527-t2 Shoun are slated to pitch for the Der of the women’s slalom cham- | - ~ | Cincinnati Reds against the Phil- Pionsip at Ogd { adelphia Phillies today. R i = ar ; i Sarasota, Fla.—The unanswered SA" JGSE [EAM | question, “where's Rudy Y has RUTH ESTELL |5 50000 (APIURES COAST Sox reported that the big first ! P. . j E d. baseman, unheard from since last BOXING HONORS} ! season, was driving here from his . lanisie LXiracrainary G rovllisi i pame, S Birse ; of the big first basem spring training don't appeal to n has taken Juneau by storm Pasadena, Calif. — Pitchers Joe Haynes and Frank Papish of the Chicago White Sox are in sick bay. and Juneavuites have taken fo } e Los Angeles, Calif The Chicago T - Cubs, hampered last season by nu- have a couple of athlétes sitting things out again because of var- retta’s sore ious ailments. Phil Cav: arm improved but first sacke Eddie Waitkus has an ailing hl]] and outfielder Andy Pafko has a charley hcrse in his right leg MONDAY thru SATURDAY NIGHT Phoeni: Ariz.—Willard Marshall has increased his chances of re- taining a regular outfield berth on Sunday Nighis Only— the New York Giants. The young G t0 | balihawk, who came fast after a poor start last season, drove in nine runs by belting two homers, - ’ Hy Seaman and Jerry Nottingham's a triple and single yesterday to lead the Giants to a 17-7 victory over the Cleveland Indians. >+ 'ALLEY SWEEPSTAKES . TOURNEY ON fONIGHT | Across the Alley sweepstakes tournament will b2 on again to- night on the Elks Bowling a W1l Elks are invited to get in MUSIC Enjoy 2 Delicious Steak Dinner in the 1 . Pleasani Aimosphere of low average bowlers will receive handicaps. THE BUBBLE ROOM TERRACE g Corn plants in Guatemala are s0 big and still that the people use them for posts BEGORRAII!! the Krish Saint Patrick’s Favorites..... BLARNEY CAKES Irish Potato Bread Shamrack Rolls-Cookies Kot Cross Buns AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCERS PURITY BAKERY Duich Maid Producis 224 SECOND STREET PHONE 31 . derson, SACRAMENTO, Calif. March 14.| B —#—Points amassed in opening | and semi-final rounds paid off for San Jose State College boxers who night won the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate boxing tournament The Jose team collected 33 points, staving off threats by sec- | ond-place Idaho with 26 and t! place Washington State Colle with 17. UCLA gained 11 points, | California Aggies 10, California 9 and Gonzaga 8 ! - .o [ BASKETBAll KANSAS CITY, March 14. The thundering herd of Ma College, Huntington, W. Va., was| an odd-on favorite today for the! title as the ninth annual national intercollegiate (NAIB) basketball | tournament advanced to the semi- | iinal round. { Marshall, a dashing team yeungsters who shoot 'em on run from a spot on the court execute back-hand bounce passes | in the clutches. will meet the slow | kreaking Hornets of Emporia (Kan- | sas) State Teachers College in the | ! opening semi-final tilt at 9o’clock | (ETS) tonight. The Herd, coached by Cam Hen- defeated Eastern Washing- ton College of Education, Cheney ] Wash., 56 to 48 last night, and | | Emporia State beat a good Beloit | (Wis) College quintet 55 to 52 with a strong second-half rally. The second game tonight match- es the scrappy Lumberjacks of Ar- | 1zona State, Flagstafl, against methcdical Minnesota State iMan» kato) College team. Arizona State, a well balanced | team, bumped the towering Kirks- ville (Missouri) State Teachers 59 to 55 on a strong finish. Mankato, dafeated the southeast- fern (Oklahoma) State Teachers, 50 [to 44, as Don Olson counted 16 | points. ' ‘ONE CAGE TEAM ~ MAXING RECORD, { KANSAS CITY, March 14—(®— Fiiteen teams organized from fra- ternities and clubs opened intra- mural basketball competition at the University of Kansas City last | fall. One organization chose the name | jcf Flounders, | The League is ready for the final | week of play and in last place| without a victory and with a dozen | losses are—the Flounders. | RAINBOW GIRLS TO INITIATE SATURDAY The Rainbow Girls will have in- itiation at the meeting scheduled for 7:30 o'clock Saturday night al the Scottish Rite Temple. All members are urged to attend this meeting. n of the and | | oo S S In Guatemala, corn plants have ibeen known to grow 28 feet tall with ears 24 inches long. HO(KEY | LOGGERS | ATTENTION LOC | : ¥ Everythin 1 Puacific¢ vast Hockey for sale. Contact Juneau Ltumber h ¥ 1 .|gm' playoff s last night| Mills. Will buy from 100,000 ft. | Seattle w er Now Westminster | {o 10,000,000 feet. For further ! H by & scor 3 lu 1. 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