The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 13, 1947, Page 3

TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1947 bbdgers Move Upfo 2nd Spot Red Sox Also Take Spur Upward-Umpire's De- cision Causes Trouble By JOE REICHLER (Associated Press Sports Writer) At the rate boisterous Bobo New- om, Washington's self-styled 20- ame winner is going along thi: eason, he may be lucky to collec the necessary six triumphs he need in order to join the select list of pitchers who have won 200 or more games in the Major Leagues. The garrulous righthander has yet to gain his first mound win this season Newsom was hardly at fault night as he failed in his third tempt to register his initial win He gave up only five hits and onc run in eight innings. Philadelphia came up with four runs in the top hall of the 11th to whip the Sena- tors 5-1. Each leagne got a new ant as Brooklyn r second spot in the National defeating the Boston Braves 8- bbets Field and the Boston by Red Sox nipped the New York Yankees 4-3 at Fenway Park to move be- hind Detroit in the American. Earl Torgeson of Snohomish col- | cted a hcme run and double to drive in all Boston’s runs. Dodgers Clip Braves The Dcdgers made goed U 11 hits to clip the Braves, W dropped to third place by nine p centage points The game was highlighted by Dodger run-in with plate George Magerkurth in the frame over his hall and strike deci- sions and resulted in the clearing of the Brookiyn bench of everyone except manager Burt Shottor ccach Jake Pitler, infielder Cook. Lavagetto and pitcher Hugh Casey No other games we heduled Short scores Nutiona: eague d R “H-F Boston 8 9.0 Brooklyn Cooper, G. Elliott (6) Karl (&) 1 Masi; B Edwards. Americun League New York 3 1 1 Boston P T Chandler and Berr Houk (8); Hughson, Jonnson (8), Klinger (9), and Wagner, R, H E R H E Philadelphia 5 9 0 Washington i e (11 innings). Marchildon and Rosar; Newsom, Scarborcugh (9), Knerr (11) and Mancuso, Evans (9). STANDING Or CLURS League w L Les Angeles 25 17 San Francisco 24 18 Sacramento 22 20 San Diego 207 00 Portland 20 20 Oakland 20 22 Hollywooc 1877 23 Seattle 16 26 et | 1al League ! Wil o Robud Chicago 14 T 667 Brooklyn 12 8 600 Boston 13 9. 9 Pittsburgh 9 9 .500 Philadeiphia 1 12 478 New York 8 10 444 Cincinnati e dae 30 St. Louis 6 13 .316‘ Amcrican League w L Pet. Detroit A Ve legal Boston 12 9 571 Cleveland 9 i 563, Chicago 12 10 4 Washington 8 8 New York 9 10 Philadelphia 9 12 St. Louis £ 7 14 —_———-———— Fights' last night turned out as follow: Philadelphia — Bob Montgomer. 140, outpointed George La Rover, 140%2, “oth of Philadelphia, non-| title, 10 rounds. | Vancouver, B. C.—Jackie Turn- er, 119%, Vancouver, outpointed Pittsburgh Jackie Wilson, 127, L Angeles, in 10 rounds. | Salt Lake City Jackie Burke, 158, Ogden, Utah, outpcinted young Remo Polidori, Toole, Utah, in a, lively 10-round bout. San Francisco—Tom Rodriguez, 135, San Francisco, outpoin Richie Mendoz, 134, of Santa Mon-| ica, in 10 rounds. > €ell it with an Empire Want-ad! COAST LEAGUE SCHEDULE FOR I sche- this week, starting to-! Sacr ito Los Angeles i San Diego at San Franeisco at Hellywood co g BOWLING TOURNEY i§ OVER; WINNERS, THREE MEN, 1 TEAM LOS A ANGELES May 13 ) Three men and a team held top titles of the 1947 mn An Bowling Cong tournament to- day When the k and ceased at c ye winners: Eddie man team, d, O a score of 3,03 Doeir, Jr,, and Len S St. Louis, M doubles with 1,356; Junic McMs 30, who copped the 13les le with ) i events with 1,963 > > WALCOTT, MAXIM 60 15 COMING UP May 13 P natra’s bout b d Joe Max ocd June . Wek y pted by J managed b $15. Maxim xim receive Walcott an wi Walc - o - Music in the Win Goes Rj@! fo Head WORCHES under the name of Company” commencin: “Feist & Thorpe has been dis- th 1 of May 1947, by tual consent. The p, rship will not be heid | respon: for debts created after! the ak: > —adv 578-t1 | o= PLAY BALL Jean Dick- | ens, taking her cue from the Florida baseball camps, starts a beach game 4 St. Petersburg, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU, ALASKA "BIG LEAGUE NEWCOMERS — Good rookie prospects for the 1947 major league o.f., Chicago White Sox; Jerry Witte, 1b, St. Louis (below, left to right) Bobby Brown, 3b, New York and Clint Hartung, o.f., New York Giants season include (top, left to right) Dave Phille Browns; Frank Baumheltz, o.f, Cincinnati Red: Vontees: Earl To. zeson. 1h. Boston Brave: ROUNDUP td he ' yelling “Swish!” at tch wa WASHINGTON, May 13 tr The Senate Foreign Relations c « mittee today approved on a v bother me. Mat- yote Presidgent Truman’s nom might ion of Stanton Griffis to te timing, tassador to Poland, succeeding he lik s Lane (D-NY), old re I or Barkley minority leader, . for awhile. | SEN. COMMITTEE P om- ‘oice ina- am- « n made March 3 i e « 31 r been held Ik € u the committ [§ dd either 59-year-old New York inv get the idea Lanker's background up from = fo i S AR there was no objection to approv 7 Baikley said the committee, be- G&%‘AES IODAY crnse of a misunderstanding, had HEEL, not yet discussed the nomination s of Francis Biddle to American Two games played rep 2 on the ited Na- B Aas League this after tions and Social Council seven mpiece, . 'Beeg Jawn'in the following scores Barkley Biddle was to have t New York Gian Be n 19; Chicago 6. appeared, but was notified not to . New York 9; St. Louis 1 ¢ome when it was believed Under- ; - 4 Sec ate Dean Acheson r hitting .282, just of NEW YORK, May 13—(P—Suc- Would s other matters with ge pci mde ive home runs in the sixth inn- jthe grou However, Acheson did average 3, v Keller, Joe DiMag- Ot appear less indicates that Lindell highliehted ~ Senate Democrats had indicated go the Brave gankees' 9-1 victory i advance of the comm PRECIOUS HERITAGE WHISKY A blend of appealing excellence and truly gratifying flavor. FAMOUS SINCE 1894 86,8 PROOF ¢ 65% CRAIN N Eppancd in trips in a the St. Louis Browns today. |meeting they would seek a show- Wyioh ; and doutle besides the seven SRR A TS down on long-pending ap- el iataniseiaf sters for 46 total be yointment of Biddle man 'with ‘a trumpet ca snatched 4 f FOOD SALE FRIDAY LRI | for the headpiece. The case hit the g Mfaitha: Siblebs Taaeaais Tt ki sidewalk, ou: popped the trumpet | Friday, Pigely Wiggly hot ALASKANS AT BARANOF followed by sheet er sheet of : sl i : ) pectacled dishes, h hakec pi y ; b music. In 30 seconds most of the PRk SRR g.1> Alaska residents registering in pedestrians were chasing sheets o1 momer in hi wee weeks | o i eau at the Baranof Hotel axy music, including the young lady majors, but ho has the. Paul Greimonn and Charles E. who lost her hat 1 dtons oport of manager Billy| FURNIxuaZ Clearance continues ns of Fairbanks, Nordeen O. S, e » i i 3 2 i y *, au-V, ng lezz: > h ¥ rage P.S. She got her hat. outhworth because “the kid's got On culeau-Toung'’s Mezzanine Thempsen ‘:1 /\ wckorage, D. W PPS. He retrieved most of his gpeed and gut | — fager of the New England Fish music. | Yesterday he partly squared ac- 5 - B Ccmpany at Ketehikan and H. F. =t counts with Broklyn, e of! Read the want-ads for vargams!'Schaub of Ketchikan. NOTICE i , ; el e N is hereby given that the! partr heretofore conducted | PAGE THREE NO BALL GAME CONSTRUCTION MAN JACKIE TURNER IS 11 OF ALASKA URGING: WINNER, WILSON 6O THIS EVENING ‘vn‘Al pURGE Now VANCOUVER, B. C. May 13— | P--Jackie Turner, hard-punching I } " N Vancouver catherweight treated be second game of the sche- C istic his hometown ians to a close 10- oned on account of wet grounds | W 1 ¢ ; Pittsburgh Jackie Wilson of Los etween the Legion and Elks, is ™ : T ; 1 weisheg 119',, and the off, according, fo annowncement. at Maritime Unions it ot S ) o'clock by Prexy Holzheimer | 4 It weather conditions permit to-| INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 13 3 ER RN morrow night the Legion and Immediate and aggressive steps to Teen-Agers will meet at 6:30 erase Communistic Influence from When you pay for QUALITY why k maritime ‘unions was urged today | not get the FINEST- Buy FLOR- o 50005 R by Rola Dick"” St of An- | SHEIM SHOES at Graves chc ective Commit- teeman for 1 the American L department STAINBECK LEADS This is vital” he said, “to COAST INBATTING ..o it FIRST RUR safeguard the welfare of Alaska.’ B ey R Stock made the statement in JUNE 29TH] SR B R 1'w|\ln't'lh\x\.\'AHI a mv.n-m\: of the S /f—\\ ; P et uni " National Exccutive Committee of 3 ; = :” "‘;‘: ‘“]' ‘(lpflxn‘“ ':":lh“'l“';:l.”'\‘(“:‘_:‘l the American Legion in Indiana-! ) a8 = 4 ,‘ ..lmm‘ Rudy \,“r‘k | polis, which he is attending felder playing in g4 The Aluska committceman ex- A “ pressed gratification over the na- was close behind with 426 > AFTERNOON CIRCLE OF METHODIST WS(S T0 MEET ON WEDNESDAY tional defense program adopted the Indianavpolis meeting “We in Alaska are very much concerned over the matter of secur- ity, and are pleased with the plans for revamping the national defense structure in accordance with inter- national developments,” he asserted “The Legion recognizes that Alas- ka occupies a key spot in respect to e SUPER-SPEED OLYMPIAN The aiternoon circle of the Meth- cdist Women's Society of Christ- (he protection of the United States H I AWAT H A s ‘~j”[ 1““1““‘ K‘“” ‘“‘""l ‘I’;’"d“é‘i‘d“y We won't be satisfied until we have SULR B9 and Bea SHED- adequate security. ! Berd on the Frits Cove Rond, Auk | e vioet ety the national com. hetween SEATTLE-CHICAGO May 14, at 2 o'clock at the home . i mitteeman from Hawaii coming the qyage iesel- ered Sy liners The. - Eitidy. Sonte ik e great diesel-powered Speedline: Bay. The study = topic is = “The greqgest distance to the Indianapo- will operate on a 45-hour schedule. Church in India.” All ladies inter- Jic meeting. ‘This is his ninth con- Brand new equipment will include ested in the church welcome. ' gooytive for representing the s Touralux Sleeping cars—smart and differ- Cars will leave the parsonage about sion of Alaska on the ; luxury with economy. 1:15 o'cleck. All who A to go National Executive Committee. An engineer, Stock heads his own construction company. His son- in-law, John J. Grove, a World War II veteran, is vice-commander | spacious separate lounge rooms. should be at the parsonage before that t'me or telephone Blue 550, M:s. Andrew Robinson, chairman of the circle. # Tip Top Grill car with restaurant section and cocktail room, * Diagonal-seating Dining car with ample room for forty guests. New guests at the Gastineau Ho- | S of Jack Henry Legion Post No. 1 .Al«uheflnr:?fla{::zg;r:‘zmnu:xi"dmw- v of Anchorage ing roi b e For reservations, ask your nearest el FRS :jlkfm-ll\»;(‘lv‘ Ralphy Youns Sv. from gL BIIED Hoel Hureas, or Church of the Holy Trinity will Sitka aro'd Anderson of the R_E. Carson, General Agent : N 3 U. S. Forest Service at Anchorage, ~ White Bldg, Fourth Ave: and Union St. meet tomorrow evening, May 14, at p oo o Kenp. and! Hiteat oy Seattle 1, Wash. the home of Mrs. W. J. Walker at oo v el kel your ticket Sixth Street. Mrs. Don Gouey "% from Seattle, nd Elmer C. ‘ : R Y Daalmaii and Leigh E. Robinson MILWAUKEE DO ind Mrs. Fred Turpin will be €0- o Anchorage CAA headquayte=. ROAD hostesses. e e - A rrosrore—ot ~ — e e . e et This will be the final business 3 meeting before the summer month The neminsting committee will make its report for election of of- ficers and a full attendance of all members is urged - 2 When you pay for QUALITY why not get the FINEST--Buy FLOR- SHEIM SHOES at Graves. LIVING ROOM \ rvthing in Sporfing Goods . [ can be YOURS these styles in our custom built furnitunre are now available: $119.50 Moderne daveno in” beige tapestry covering Charles of London two- piece davenport and chair set in Alice Blue Mohair 275.00 Lawson styled daven- port and chair, wine figured tapestry . Sheraton davenport and chair in green, striped tapestry | 225.00 225.00 TWO BARREL CHAIRS: In rose tapestry 69.50 79.50 ALL OUR FURNI- TURE IS OF FULL COIL SPRING CONSTRUCTION. In striped tapestry any other designs you may choose can be custom-huilt in cur shop in this city and delivered fo you in a few days. Juneau Upholstery Co. 122 Second St. Telephone 36