The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 18, 1947, Page 3

" FRID/\\ APRIL 18 1947 N *twn S BEAVERS IN WIN; SHOVE SEALS DOWIN By Bll.lA BE(’IU.Z‘. (Assoeiated Press N ts Wriler) San Diego's Padres retained their perch atop the Pacific Coast League heap today but the rest ol the first di on was somewhat scrambled y | Sacramento’s hard-hitting Solons ™! their way into second ]!mt with an 11-7 win 0 Oakland Acorns. Portland’s bound lhu luckle Meanwhile, Beavers jumped a couple of notches Truman fo Piich Ball af Game F@éa for (Im of ing at he bi te talkati Monday ason to third by ecdgzing San Francisco 6-5. The defeat dropped the A to a fourth-place tie With Los| ..o oo g b Angeles, which was rained 8% then will settle back to enjoy the Beattle. g g President of the United Portland - the League’s surprise 1d »f honor. package to date—made it tv a A i Wishing: row over San Francisco by hopping i His on Lefty Al Lien for ii i win Allie old the first inning on two walks 2 | york Yankees, : ingle and three doubles. Veteran |ty tne capital for thei off the he final inning,|tcrs. The Y. were to on- after relieving n pesed the in that The Beavers, out game ager Jim Tur s| The w geod for six Ins! ur t hits, | for sack — oo — » Ancel tl ained ¢ planned to ma up with a doubleheader tonight. Another twin bill was slated for San F Portland to make up for Tu cpen date. The Padres stretched tt one and one-! mu games ing th Southy nine hits 1cisco- day's lead to by trounc- a homer Fred Vaughn to hang up t while \tes were gettir mileage on the same numbe: klows o¢ff Ronnie Smith Romple and Paul Gregory. Swede Jensen and Vince Shupe led the Padres with two clutch hits apiece. Sacramento bats boomed for 15 hits—10 of them in the {ifth and sixth innings—to push the Oa further into the cellar. Oak man- ager Casey Siengel used f pitch- ' ers in the futile ‘try to stem the | Solon attack, led by Mel Wasley and Steve Mesner with three hits each. Oakland banged 13 hits, three apiece for Gene Lillard and Billy Raimondi, and chased Hugh Or- phan with a four- uprising in the seventh. Or CLUBS cast League w L Pet San Diezo 10 5 667 ¢ Sacramento 10 d. Portland 8 6 San Francisco 9 i 563 Los Angelcs 9 d .563 Hollywood 7 10 412 Seattle 6 10 375 Oakland 5 12 294 National League w L Brooklyn 2 0 Philadelphia 2 0 Pittsburgh 2 0 Cincinnati 2 1 St. Louis 1 2 New York 0 2 Boston 0 2 Chicago 0 2 2000 American League ! w L Pct. Boston 2 0 1.000 Chicago 1 0 1.090 Philadelphia 1 1 Detroit 1 1 New York 1 1 St. Louis 1 1 Cleveland 0 i : ‘Washington 0 2 000! - ee— REYNOLDS' AIDE, GIRL DISAPPEAR; s EI.()I?EMENTE April 18— NEW YORK, William Odom, ptlot of the roand- ‘Reynolds Bomb- | to-| the-world plane * 1,” told a radio audience day that the ship’s flight engineer,| T. Carroll (Tex) Sallee, appeared to have eloped with Miss Patri Houlihan, of Cody, Wyo. Sallee and the girl, scheduled wedding was twice poned because of the flight, failed| to keep an appointment to aopem' “Honeymoon inj whose | post- | cn the program, New York” with Mr. and Mrs \ Cdom this morning. The pilot said they found a nore‘ snymg “you can congratulate u&: now.” It was signed, “Mrs. Sallee’ The girl has been a guest at the Cdom's Reslyn, N. Y., home. Odom gaid her bridal costume was stilll there. — e Prices of U. 8. farm products u.t 1945 were about equal to those in| 1918. by | F SPORTS ROUNDUP By HUGH FULLERTON YORK, April 18—#—Tat Fitz who hasn’t since he quit a football exe- at Elmore been otball Dod to Im ome “I'd like to his speed d ghed. te out the outfie f fact, 2u; o have them out. tcssed will continue ‘Tl cleaning con- he confessed ()HILJ repo: ked Harris if turned pro L‘Lu an honest (with much £ hasis on tr honest A more flashed 2 big, white-toother talk TASK FORCE FRiGID (COMPLETES DUTY IN MASKA GOES SOUTH 18 April nt cf the troops from to Whittier by troop trains was the last phase of Opei- n‘lo'\ Frigid. T sportation spec- ialists f the Alaska Department {checked the transfer. |GIRL SCOUT NEWS NOTES, Girl Scout Troop No. 10 met in ithe Northern Light Presbyterian Cchurch parlors at 3:45 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Sharen Le De Barra made served some of her Peter Pan Cook: ies. Mrs. C. C. Carter, former Girl Scout leadgr, gave a report on the | Girl Scout Camp. Amelia Cesar made some cookies and served them, and Betty Lou Hukell made and served some cup | cakes and cookies. ESTHER LAVOLD, Reporter. ... BLISS STORE Old Ferryway waiting room open every day. See our bargains in DRESSES and APRONS. —adv. P - When yuu pay tor QUALITY why not get- the FINEST—Buy FLOR- SHEIM SHOES at GRAVES. . 557-t12 » inning clout ;| dumping Washinzton to| New York er to ra‘'s grounder and | (GREENBERG CLIFTS HIS 15T HOMER lli\l) JACK Pres old H cry yesterd cos By sseciated same as out ed nt” by Pittsburgh, lofted Wyse pitch into the lef tu.\l bleachers for his first Na- tional League home run Curve ball pitching, the cunning , National League variety, was sup- posed to cut down the American , League castotf. They were going to and outsid but somebods keep the ball low frem his power, to tell Hank They throw curve American League, to remarked With the help and Away for- be s in the Greenberg of Hank's second- six unearned runs cn two boots by Lenny Merullo in the seventh inning, Billy Hern brings his Pirates home, tied for first place with Brooklyn and the Phillies. The Cubs’ only run of the akbreviated series c in the ninth inning of yesterday's 7-1 the hands of Preacher R Reds Beat Cards Jonnny cam- inject more punch into [the defen nded Cincinnati Reds | paid 9-4 victory over | the Cardinals, giving themn > over the champs in th to ba m's iine hit eight-inning relief pitch- Klyn ¢ up with a new in th aseman (Spider) Jorgensen, who K in six runs with two doubls A homer in the Dodgers’ 12--6 win leaky infield put r on the ropes in Jackie came up with his first Big League hit, a bunt single off Glenn Elliott in the fitth, ard turned in a work- b for the Phillies in his recovering from a pool 5 victory over New tes pounded loser Bill Jansen and Woody r 14 blov K(d Sox l’l(k ln showed un- The Boston Red € mistakables where they 4-1 wit honors 5 01 Dobson doing the Floyd Bev n, Ore., the ankee: d luck ar- f 1946 got a break in his i although he had to thro three-hitter at Philadelpliia to wix 2-1. Ferris Fain, booted Larry Be to let in the winning Dick Fowler was tist tart run in the eight the loser. Rockie Paul Lehner commended pros with a pinch single 1(:..dell and two cout Louis Browns' 4-3 edge troit in the 10th inning. Jack Kra- mer went all the to decision Paul Trout, who homered in his cwn behalf in the fifth | Che Majors stage their second openers today with the Cardina entertaining Chicago at St. Lou | Brooklyn at New York, Cincin at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Bosten. a highly re- came through with the bases for the St. over De- A, transport is en-| The Yankees will be in Washing- Whiitier today with ton for the Presidential opener, ps from the Task Force pestpcned from Monday. Other marking the end of an'aAmerican League games will hnd operation that test2d the ability off Cleveland at Detroit, St. Louis greund forc2 troops to cope with!Chicago and Boston at Phxladel- Arctic winter conditions. | phia. The troops are enroute to San Short scores: F sco from where they will be| transferred to Ford Ord. The; Naiicnal League r is due to dock-in San R H E New York 5 9 3 which was as-| Philadelphia 114 0 semtlcd at Ford Ord last July and| Ayers, Jansen (4) Aberndthy (7) mpved to Alaska in September|and Cooper; Leonard and Seminick, jwill be broken up upon its arrivall Hemsley (6). | and the soldiers will return to R H E i their mvul * units. Pittsturgh 77 o 2 N Chicago 15 Rce and Jgarvis; Wyse, Kush Meyer (9) and Schefiing. R H E Boston Brooklyn . 12 13 Cooper, Karl (2), G. Elliott (4), |Johnson (6), Macon (T) and Masi; Higbe, Taylor (6), Casey (7) ‘and Edwards. | R H E| | St. Louis L T R \ Cincinnati 9 10 2| Grodzicki (4), Lively, Peter-| son (1) and Lamanno. American League R H Ef Philadelphia 1708 New York ¢ e g Fowler and Rosar; Bevens and Rebinson. R H E! Detroit 3 8 2f St. Louis 4 10 1 l | Trout, Benton (10) and Tebbetts; Kramer and Moss. i R H E| Washington .. bR B Beston 4 10 0 Haefner, Ferrick (3) Masterson| ¢7) and Evans; Dobson and Partee. | ————.—————— Twisted T (AP MOTHER SAVES- KiDDIES I FiRE; R OTHERS DIE, FO mc My after « ear anémether PAGE THREE vtos litte to d e fellowin, 1 18. M 11c ) hree of i died in th ¢ n death; wit! im € Mr ¢ chil-] e were| B k' n n ihe capiial a port 1y this ™o n rl.,u_:'c ERY U OSE Ve v“ sh, (y'~) Colid Head, P #, explosion in Texas City, Texas. W‘@Efé TREASUR, LEY, T widow, is lnn 3 'd to have installed in her hom» E: of Rockford, who installed the burner, found a tin box which he turned over to her. Th Was t c-inch stack of cuirency totaliz 500. 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