The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 25, 1947, Page 3

FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1947 —— s THE DAlLY ALASKA hMPlR -JUN!;ALJ ALASKA : PAGE. THREE RAINIERS IO MEET ANGELS i 26 Contractors i Home Builders g v 1 tome v o 5 MRS, GARVIN, DAUGHTER AP SPORTS STAN MUSIAL | L e s v BACK FROM TRIP SOUTH ROUNDUP GETS GOING Vieon o e | The same fast 24-hour service is always Galshouse, the castoff, scattering 10 hits —;\— - w home mastery over Chicago by after a mc By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr TH K imming the White Sox 8-2. The States. Mrs. Garvin travelled to 2 T e NEW YORK, July 25—®—Tami I Red Sox have yet to lose e Nebraska to visit with her moth- Y()urs bY Callmq PETE bCHNEIDER ouls e's Mauriello has been training long- +© | White Sox at Fenway Park this cr, Mrs. Margaret Kissinger while y ! ek s r er and harded for nmext week's yehr ShrAFs o R g T Featuring delivery of the followmg items: his fifth win in a Red Sox ter orn, Boston continved its terday fight with Gus Lesnevich than he By JOE RREICHLER > - nd 1-law, Mr. and Mrs Howard Garvin, in Rer iited | with SOMMERS MANTHEY-MIX ‘ did even for his heavyweight shot Associated Press Sports Writer Andy Neiderreiter attributes this Stan Musial with the stick, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garvin and Y . find it parallels the rise of da | Iy e world St. Louis Garvin is Mrs. Garvin m - rivalary. the orl champion & L 4 (inMES STOCKHOLM, July 25 —\P— “Murrello (that's the way Andy Cardinals irom th r it READY-MIX PLASTERS 3 2 t a) Cardinals irow eir cellar posi- - D IN Swedish boxing promoter, Hjalmar ' pronounces it) and Rocky Graz- tion of not so long ago to their- GUESTS AT TAKU LODGE I : Palton, said today he had cabled jano are neighbors in Brooklyn present eminence im third place GRAVEL SAND proras heavyweight champion Joe Louis now and ever since Rocky won the The Cardinals' great first base- ' D the present week, the By BILL BECKER an offer to meet Olle Tanberg, championship Tami has been talk- mam, who ended the 1946 National' following have be sts at Taku . 3 i p Glacier Granite Shale (Associated Press Sports Writer) | Swedish heavyweight, in a non- jng about it Andy explains. "It Leagme season with the most hm Loc. ( ur\(-fl.\;nu_l —- \:‘. Rful\ — Glacier Granite vt hale The Pacific Coast League’s hot- title bout in Stockholm on Sept.|jsn't exactly jealousy, bu "I thee most doutles and triple Dr. Atd MRERE 1 Ao Fill Dirt ers il (..ru\ A:I - o \f\_l me 94 test team at the moment, Seattle’s 14. Tanberg gained fistic prom- well you know Tami is a guy|well as a top .365 batting u\m'us:r" saN Jodb BRE mia Ry i THOHOR: S R Nl A HEAVY HAULING A SPECIALTY Rainiers, get a whack at the lead- inence with his recent upset tri- who likes the spotlight almost as which helped him win the most ing Los Angeles Angels in a four- umph over Joe Baksi. much as he likes spaghetti He yaluable player n tr . §o' relntor },A‘ en Milejnek and M 1 Mrs. W gt off 10 son Snonal ol renoreet Y G Steiek of Oakiand, Oull, RED P. M. SCHNEIDER 0. BOX rt in all of his' nine Palton sald his offer would give |jkas to be the center of & crowd. His worst ste game series starting tonight iy SR . : 9 eriss Te- have restored order in San Josc The Rainiers and Angels made it Louis 40 percent of the gross re —_ (vears in professional baseball. 14" other Gosta Rican citles fol- FOYS! FURMiTUKE! ! 38() Juneau, Alaska 2011 two-out-of-three in short series by Ce: el ‘ EARLY TRAINING | Coincidental with Mustal's’ fall- "o o o carjes of bitter political AN appealing ction on Ju- winnring last night from San Fran- . Ross Lockridge, former E”L’“‘]‘i\n’p to get many base hits. ithe .. o S u-You szanine Floor "l cisco and T*rtland, aspectively, visco @ . raspectively !instructor at Simmons College Who |Cards also got off to (heir worst SR ; iv. 637-tf N - 4 . 4 i < at least five persons were killed av H37-t and will te2 ofi on each other ai GRAY“"GS A“D recently won a $150.000 prize for|start in history o gen KR A g SRR Seattle for the rest of the week. clashes and street fights in w his novel, “Raintree County,” can! The darling of Donora, Pa. be- | Business and transportation it THE Balkns dre o b SHR” To BE credit his college sports training gan him climb in June—and s0 did ' pic capital city, however, remain in fourth viace. This is their best for the ease with which he col- the Redbirds. virtually paral T by et chance to date to get closer i lected his dough. When Lock-| It was Musial's 10th inning single | . ivo catleq by pos Wha S bl s vonin & Seattle pounded three Seal pitch- PLANIED HERE ridge reached New York from his/that drove in Red Schoendienstyiiom cloced Sl banke and. com: .t’s Periect' ers for 17 hits in slugging out a Michigan home, he was so ShoIt with the run yesterday that gave,....i ““m;_.l”m,“_ R ¥ ’ > 4 10-inning 9-8 decision. Don White The Regional Offices of the U of cash that he walked 21 blocks the Cards at 3-2 overtime victory ‘R ports from boring Guat- started the scoring with a homer for the Seals, but the Rainiers came back with circuit smashes by Rollie Hemsley, Lou Novikoff and to learn that he had won the prize cver the Giants and sent them in-' but that didn’t bother RoSS. to third place, only one-half length He used to be @ cross country run- pehind the second place Boston ner at nmmm U. back in 1935. 'Braves serted that a state of open 1evolt actually existed in Cosia Rica, but. informed Panama expressed doubt’ that ther S. Fish and Wildlife Service is planning to stock local creeks and lakes with Geayling fish and fresh O’Connor it’s Perey’s vater shrim| J Mickey Rocco. Hemsley's double, biiSf S PRI o o ente Wil ke SRR Breokiyn Zooms Up had been any attempt at an or- OLD FASHIONED and John O'Neil's single accounted ', page in stocking lmon Th4 front running ' Brooklyn ' ganized rebellion. Most of the for the winning run. Creek. Davidson Creek, and Turn- e a u e Dodgers zoomed to their sixth casualties, the Panama s OB NEW SOFT The Angels breezed te a 6-2 Wil | o 1aye gas well as other bodies straight win by defeating the Reds were unarmed students % over tns Beavers on Red Lynn's|r frech water in Cincinnati 6-1. » The victory en- | tors who -were struck by police ICE CREAM five-hit job. The league-leaders e Grayling is pri.tavily| atled the Brooks to increase their gunfire.) tcuehed Roy Helser for 12 blows, found in far northern habitats. b e a e r margin to six games ovér the The strike was denounced by the including Eddie Malone's homer. previous experiments to stock these Braves and retain their six and Costa Rican cabinet as a ‘sub- made by our new Helser drove one over the 1ence,|fich in fresh water, west “of th> a half game bulge over the Red- versive movement” headed by Ot- “hetter than ever” 100, Los Angeles’ lead stretched 10 ympia, have not proved suc Oakland Aecrns fell. 7-3, beforesSa- | good possibility of the experiment Cascade Mountains, in British Coi- or League leaders, in games birds ilio Ulate, newspaper publisher and formula. sl M“J"; s as follows | The Chicago Cubs hurdled the jeader of the opposition party five games as the second-place It is believed that there is a “_“;“vi;,w-‘:i"” B e e\ tlog Reds info fifth place by defeating,who has charged the government § ’ ““l‘ ”‘ agglo -an the Braves, 6-4. Rookie outfielder with restrictive measure n the A Tasie-Dehghl Wllh ing Lo N N n cramento. Ken Holcombe let the|working out here because the fish|' p the American League: Cliff Aberson provided the punchicurrent presidential campaion, in p n c £ag with two triples which.drove in which he is a candidate your meals, 111 a cone, Oaks down with six hits. Joe Mar- will be taken from lakes in the. p.iiine DiMaggio, New York ty’s two-run homer paced an 11-hit|vicinity of Anchorage Which are s4s. Boudreau, Cleveland. 339: Sclen attack on Dewey Soriano. The Sacs nailed the series, two- one. Hollywood's Stars get a mrlvt,v—r They are considered excellent trout .4 Heath, St. Louis, 19 for' them: a full-length four-hitter by Joe Krakauskas. the southpaw cdged Tom Seats in stopping San years before the experiment’s suc- 1, the National League: Diego, 2-1. STANDING OF THE CLUBS Pacific Coast League * three runs and rookie righthander. The cabinet gave a vote of con- pitcher Doyle Lade spaced nine fidence to President Teodoro Pi- hits effectively for his eighth win. cado, who said he would maintain Pittsburgh vacated the Nation- order at any cost. ' al League cellar and dumped the (It was reported in Balboa, Pan- Phillies into that spot by sweeping ama Canal Zone, that the Co'ta both ends of a double header from |Rican government im d Philadelphia 8-6 and 3 raitial law, and Pan Ameri‘en or at Percy’s fountain. TAKE SOME also close to salt water. Runs batted in—DiMaggio, New The shrimp will alsa be brousht yoy 64 williams, Boston, 63 here from the Anchorage district Home runs— Williams, Boston, food | Pitching—Harder, Cleveland, 6-1, It will take approximately five: gsn i i , Yanks Keep Pounding um\w.- in Balboa said that all it R e 344; Gustine, Pittsburgh, 323 gl ¢ . Sl i RO BUE, 0F Jian . o s of the season, the American been cancelled.) Runs batted in—Marshall, New W dd n R ton X ill, OV League leading New York Yank- — e o edadl g e(ep | | York, 75; Mize, New York, T ees pounded three St. Louis hurl- ‘\hdag’lccar is almost as big as w L Home runs—Mize, New York, 28; e et b e 7 Los Angees &t 9w TakacDlaca Tonight dersra New York und Kiner. Srovis 1sa sonamy tinaet, Tom: | " 2 il Oakland o ’:0 g Pittsburg, 25 my Henrich and George McQuinn - San Francisco 61 55 526 npoo Beverly Poffenroin will per Pitching—Blackwell, Cincinnath yg pome runs for the Yanks. Jeff Seattle 58 59 496 .)ijed to Mr. Erling Oswald at a 17-2 .89 Heath slammed homers No. 18 and Sacramento 57 59 491 ;dlelight ceremony this evening A S g 19 for the Browns to tie Boston's | San Dicgo 54 62 466 o g oclock in the Resurrection SSA MOVES OFFICE! Ted Williams for the league lead.| Portland 51 62 451 poperan Church. The Rev. G. The Social Security Administra- “qpne yank's first place margin Hollywoed 52 64 Hertert Hillerman will officiate tion has completed moving its of- ' ,ver Lunner-up Detroit rose to 11! 000 at the weddinz. The young couple fices from the Territorial Build-'gyq 4 half games when the Wash- | Natiena: reague will be attended by Miss Bernice ing to larger quarters in the Fed- ington Senators, behind the I’”“‘l W L PCi. Figberg and Harry Sperling, jr cral Building. Hugh M. Wade, Di- it pitching of Walter Masterson, Brooklyn 56 36 609 A yeception will follow the ser- rectcr, said that hie ofiice is nOW gefeated Hal Newhouser and the Boston 48 - 40 545 yjce at the home of the bride- located in Room 121. Tigers 3-0 at night in the Capitol | St. Louis 48 41 539 groom’s parents, Mr. and Mr B City. i New York 45 39 536 peter Oswald. No invitations have ranU LODGE Feller Makes Reeord H % Chicago 42 47 472 peen issued either to the wedding' Call Mary Joyce at the Baranof Bobby Feller became the first Cincinnati 42 49 462 of the reception, and all friends for reservations and transportation American League pitcher to \\n\l Pittsburzh 38 51 427 of the couple are invited to attend. airangements —adv. 604-4f 12 games when he hurled the! Philadelphia 31 53 41 3 g T B 7 S SR Cleveland Indians to a 6-1 victory American League ' When you pay 1or QUALITY why When you pay lur QUALITY over the Athletics in Philadelphia. (not get the FINEST—Buy FLOR- 'not get the FINEST—Buy FLOR Feller fanned five, walkad two and W L Pet. SHEIM SHOES at Graves. | SHEIM SHOES at Graves. —aav. allowed five hits. Joe Gordon New York B 30 A70 e e e : i . 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