The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 15, 1947, Page 3

TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1947 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE ]L\l«\U AL v\SK/\ 0 010 1 ouei wee taied o (HARlES BOOSTS 3k Hnockouls LTS e STANDING OF THE CL | HIMSELF (losER 0260 Pacific Coast Lea { 4073071 ¢ A ! ‘ - oo ast Night' 10 Louis Matc ) 6 49 4 40 1 5 hts pulled off last night,| CINCINNATI, July 15 ElKS TRiM berg W ¢ ! 47 51 Xouts were scored. Here|zard Charles, this Queen C REFBESHMENT 50 56 appened in the squared | bounder with heavyweig > b Mere For Elks 9 57 B . tio today - bos 15th SUGGESTION f 41 55 izzard Charles, 174, | S t postwar ring victory and q 1'% & ocked out Fitzie Fitz- hoped for a bout with Jos Loui ( | Nationar weague Los Angele 5) king of big Loys Not t fi it | p The Cincinnati Negro, who has r whipped virtually every top light i nd | i ¢ heavyweight excep ‘}y”n\)mw Jor » l LS F wced or h p ¢ knockout over Hilton (Fitzy) Fitu- . 1 on strikes, but baw e Cinc'nnati patrick of Oak Hill, W and You'll relish: the i deep into center) jo. o 3. eles at Crosley Field last Priva L T " - d Wood. Try=lminut Y Charles weighed 174, Fitz ; Phelns Sinkes Oul 13 Men Ehcol o the b . it R R B ol 1821 refreshment in a £ 5 Dan was called out to re- > % ¢ 135, Pawtucket (1) les meets Elmer (Violent) tall frosty .ul:l.“ul But Too Many vap GAME TONIGHT American League ncisco, Freddie An- Madison Square Garden cold beer, Enjoy again, and! Wea W L bk n Francisco, Y \d the word around New it here in attract- Errors LOSES Game toward 1 Yor 3 2% 671 Rul 160, Denver is that the winner of the ive surroundings. out & S - scrap may get a September bout SCORE BY d, stole | M 4 38 532 with Joe Louls ok it 1 Norah Here O AR AR OO TH VICTORY BY in We Are Now Taking Orders BUDLIVELY ... PUTS OVER - Channel ick out 13 Elk bat- opposite number, his d to lose the on outhit the ! foose ¢ g‘ ) two for th S Eiks again, it wa o ] 1 ; erence. And nine ' up bat nd he .beat & e a “ e base, as ¢ tstop, then cf the erup flubbed nt dowr 1e to bkat Cantillior F i un ed ball and tc crty endec nn d 0o m next up. ex ) circle la g : 1—Cc ole sccond 1 1 i d . gt I nd Mar into bre we the Mo Low i 2 who flied out to W .15 mad A New the benct 846 ¢ Oonsint EOR s Tanner m:sjudgs out on an attempted ounc a; the ba BOX SCURE AB R g, Bobby hit run I home Boo Ferr s 1-0 € with Do third V¢ 2 ving duel Louis Brooks in - Starting the Elks second time, Houston 1 left center. Wer w n kas B3 Nctar let cne ¢ gh him at| EARNING FOUR PERCEN1 b and Houston Mm around to| pay you to 1 ate our offerings third. in well chosen investments, ALAS- St. Louis hington win over W nd B 1-0. in well chosen investme Cantillion came up, Werner stole: KA FINANCE CORPORATION, seccnd, then a grounder t third | Cooper Building, 4th and Mamn. between New Yo Vs, br ht both Houston and W “nr‘x‘ j 3 in to score walked. Lowe hit irto a f choice, and Cantil- licn was n going to third. Ha- ” gerup struck out. Smithberg came| vo“ LL SAVE Mou Ev A' up and w took third on an er- ror. Duplicating his steal home cf tl‘n first inning, Snow tallied 3 run for the Elks. When * ried it in triplicate, 3 nd retired (lu TRUCK HEAnum\mns WEITH... With the Mcose up again in the bottom half of the third, Nevue strugk cut, then Metcalf walloped a double deep into left rield. Notar hit “to short, a field choice which was played to third. Metcalf was safe, however, as Lowe missed the catch. Both men were left on as Phelps glcunded out base, to WHITE SHIRTS We ¢ now supply yvou with fin2 dress shirts in Broadcloth. The kind you have been waiting for, in sizes 14 to 17. Sleeve length 32 to 35. H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man You get all three with atruck that fits your job—a [Jof-RaZed“truck. 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The long experience which the Alaska Steamship Company has in serving the needs of Alaska’s people and industries is being put to full use in the scheduling of this large fleet so that it will operate to the greatest advantage of Alaska. THli Avraska STEAMSHIP COMPANY | is now serving Alaska with seventeen % 1 wy v ships. Heading the listare Alaska’s long-time friends, the passenger steamers Aleutian, Baranof and Denali and the freighter Victoria. The Aleutian and Baranof are sailing from Seattle on alternate Satur- days for Southeastern and Southwestern Alaska ports. The Denali sails from Seat- ! tle every third Thursday on the Kodiak Island-Cook Inlet Route. Comparative newcomers to The %///// ‘Alaska Line flag are the motor vessels Coastal Monarch, Diamond Knot, Flem- ish Knot, Jumper Hitch, Reef Knot, Ring Splice, Rose Knot, Square Knot and Alaska Steamship Company S 4 4%////2! - 4 4 GEL