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

i i i FRIDAY, AUGUST |5 1947 PAGE THREE R G (IOR OF Weeks' parents, My s. H. Ap SPORIS The Bobeat On His Wa Oui bt s il comes [ mes courses at Univer- - ing in religion & ANS SCHOOL, SITK/ i . HSHING NEWS z INK Ralph Weeks, with Mrs. Week — e (By BEN FUNK) their small daughter Caroline si &7 ‘ n cbley arrived in Juneau with Pan Ameri % A LUPIEN T00 MUCH .25, o e e T M T (L L Babe Didrickson Zaharias endorsed Mt. Edgecumbe School the Choat 'm e -; ki WS B n automchile ten years ago and aska Native Service, on Japonski o . PALiB ey i Gt yeais l"'("': Weaks tak: up new duties ooy ‘o bt To8 FOR los ANrElES o JEU (R T Bl at the school ns Director of Re-| i c g it. . . Recent e that she would ligious Education and Activities MY 4 Pl — - : : el under the Home Missions Council il sy . . 2 th ezian commented o e Mg gy g prought in 5,000 § Redbirds Suffer More SeafileTakesThird Straight “1oewe nucy e = Guct somo. classes, Nlp ont_ it ‘ amateur st ten ! : the organizations of the religious Southpaw Trouble - from Sacs - Seals that much to me” ... Bu . ad sct %5, cRATIMIR o ay the. pro price for the il idi i 3 . i the Hospital on Alice Island Brooks Riding Easier Close Up Game b et Wesks ama v wile"Webe torm: _— G o e erly teachers with the ANS at (By JACK HAND) (By BILL BECKER) gy B .‘n«:t Noorvik, Eklutna, and since last X (Associated Press Sports Writer) AL W & winter at Mt. Edgecumbe school o e o T (Associated Press Sperts Writer) | Hellywocd’s most vauable player “““‘h:.lll')t pay ranks Retors . eritering Al (NRHYVS - BRG T Tastee o oft Brooklyn appears to have re- was most valuable last night o ,’f(,'\ ko 54 vice, Weeks and his wife were on nd gained its balance after a tipsy | That, of course, would be Tony s the staff of Sheldon Jackson sobuy Tof FREE BOORLET i two-week interlude by cooling off Lupien. All he did was whack two it d Ly v a0 “‘-“‘ school at Sitka Lumber” end Catalog of Woadworkl the steaming Boston Braves while homer nd a double, driving in APUE ’; “"‘"‘ s, lulf',ff" In the States since last May, BELSHAW MACHINERY CO. the St. Louis Cards’ headlong rush all his team’s runs as the Stars B 8 SRANINGE C IERIOEt WP they have been mostly located in 876-K Field Bidg, 315 Westport Road has been slowed dewn. t the L Angels, 412 ¥ updetwiobd Khat Be D Long Beach, California, with Mrs.' City 2, Mo With only a four-game trip to They w 17th groceries around the Za- Philadelphia between them and the and 18th con usehold The first rea- vital Ebbets Field series with the sidcrabl s ol f nger yalilyny Sue DaN WHEN YOU ASK FOR BOURBON Cardinals, the Brooks have 412 | being named the ¢ val- of ama 1;n \\n:h{l\ ;n game lead. uahle at s on's So it wouwld seem to be m@é 7 While they are playing Ben! It's a cinch pitcher George UP (0 Georse ’44‘[‘" 73 Cnest Chapman’s under-manned Phils, | Weods, if he could, would stuff the 4 ; p 3 {ile Cardinals will be at Forbes|ballct 'bex for Lupien. Woods al- Seven - foofball. . < y tube Field with the Pirates who have lcwed 12 hits last night, while th AnpstRaser AUt & ) R 7 been getting the pitching to back 'Stars got only five, but Tonys V¢r Universit 11 this year be the y o) ronigomery (left) hangs on to the ropes at Priladclphia e Ike Williams waits a chance to land wd up their home run power. big bat was the decider DI bistory of the | e blow in the sixth round, just seconds before the Bobcat slamped to the canvas and was counted Of the 42 Dodger games remain- | The w.n bocsted the Stax Thats ut. Williams beeame undisputed lightweight cham icn. (% Wirpehoto. ing, exactly one-half or 21 are seventh to six place z ‘, 3 & scheduled for Ebbets Field, includ- imento skidded into a las : T O e Lombolo, Joe St. Andre, Ben AT BARANOW Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey ing 17 in a row thrcugh Sept 1 i Diego by losing to Seat- SCven . HEAVY ]’RAEFE( | Calph, Elwyn Hanson, Lloyd Moore,| K. J. Wilsen cof Whitehorse, s a During that period they must make Diezo d Port- ; g E. Moore and infant John, | gisat the Barano? Hotel 2 their bid, for they play only four and Francis- 1D W 7 Jh:"L Y e g Voo Db ® Pour yourself a glass of this at_home after Sept. 1 ind, D e ON PAA plAHE B W Batciaie WihaA. Jackle B great Kentucky whiskey and en- 3 o Fiane i i tat LR ewar sharpness, sc the fresh- jLie Wood, Patricia Wood, Jac ung Tackle NOW joy its rare smoothness, its rich he Cards’ 45 are divided, 19 at vietcry cu A Wolfe, Carla Wolfe y Sl 1 e : ; i d sophs did most of the Wolfe, Caria for the SALMON bourbon flavor and mellow bou- hceme and 26 away. After pt. 1, gam le whicl g - . . they wil play only seven away ctill wa Th And the youngsters are alll qpe ;an American Airwa Juneau - to Ketchikan: Laura quet. You will always drink it fram ‘home - the rest of the season.|Seals x TR this seescn, iull of beans and p, .o , passengers in from Se- Ordway, Leslie HU}W\ Lewis Cal- ady with pleasure, serve it with pride. Vic Lombardi’s pericrmance in|thres runs in Slehth mud | bwo | WiV SOKIS Sy SREEIERED under ”f‘ Ir | gt yesterday and flaw seven!:dhan, Lester i‘:“ e o shutting out Bcston yesterday, 1-0,'in the ninth on Joe Brovia's homer O, Roge Anyway, pacsengers in from Fairbanks. On i Al AT MON must have been encouraging to| Another Pertland winning streak al schools have done some- the goutt.bound flights, t car- TOTNE - UAL STARE 1 S GO SALMO! manager Burt Shotton, for the lit- | —this five straight—was snap- about the coaching situation. jjeq 58 passen to Eeattle and FISHING TODAY! | tle lefthander has been a major|ped as San Diego staged a seven- , after raiding the Lcs four to ' L VTR s o it disappointment this season. Lom-|run seventh inning. The Beaver Long T sk aaxs, From uneau flight cperaticns In Southe ! © I furnish boat and l bardi allowed only four hits, all|who have up 20 the pro ¥ ar. fooths . Velton Goo R e e R i spoct taekle | s'ngles, in spinning his seventh| ifed a ) Johnny Pl Souhery Emma Ki W iniEtration. Bias foinea’ the : ory at the expense of Lefty wce ahead of Ouk « s Line, | Bpk ette And damepbe, SN the M w ® Syceial Evening ren Spahn went the route for the noure of the ba a Reync Le Elgl bR attatg Hete Rates. § Lewis ran into its cld south- | 1 Bud "‘\":' ~.l"""‘ Dame the |Earl Bright PRIGIog 1.y SRR 5 O | ] paw trouble, bowing to the left-| Garth Mann pitched the Rainiers ¢ Baker will move up to Wallace Cam % . P 2 : anded Fritz Astermueller at Pit-|to victor fc Sacra- ach next year Benson, ¥R, S Buy . your ',‘f"lf“j‘ 1“‘k:"‘l\l ')‘: ! Phone BILL JO ES g mrgh, 5-3, although they b: mento teamm: Ch: Ripy fars gt E U'w Webster © Juliett .l‘llAl.». l.L_n_ ”:ny the ¥ ] BLUE 560 dub 10 hita", Ralph ' Kiner e Vibthn. of Jack O'Neill, June Halar- DERBY, AUGUST 3ist. 1 Ak | Bugx ging cutfielder who r fifth that Lo ‘”‘” , AV O52711 o e s a8 vet catch up with New York's's ea g u e Skl Johnny Mize in the hcme run rac v ke Rarey i hit No. 30 with two on bass Al T e oL N l ff et Muiry Dickscn in the cries ; le a d ers gt eWp afl orters Spare-tlme Philadelphia Phils dropped 'land cn the long en ”‘.‘ ‘; 5 "“‘\ 3 e . the Giants further out of the race - K BB 3 R o A p f t t g d f : with a 6-5 decision, their third By the Assoclated Press) z roii s’ raining an un straight over New York. The American League é : Giants now trall Brooklyn by Sla rs @g B Boudre Claveland o 1t’s the New Civilian Naval Reserve program eight games. 338; Kell, Detroit Allie Reynolds became the Am- Runs batted in B < 5 X erican League’s first 15-game win- | 77; Willlams, Bosten @ Here, in a nutshell, is what this new program ner when he hurled the New York Home runs—Williams, Boston 25 Aer- offers to young men who want to get ahead in i . o Sk Ander g Fekess 0 86 8.0 eaiE over Pl Heath, s 2L Herrett, civilian life. You can get free training and are paid adelphia’s Phil Marchildon, a sk P 1g—Shea, New York 11-4, . Lynch hile Jaminsne: Aioisio ol ; thcugh neither starter finished (By the Associated Press) " while learning. You can give as much or as little Little Phil Rizzuto led the attack! pijtching, Vie Lombardi, Dodge Naticnal League time as you can spare. You will have fun too, and ";“}‘ b hits, four runs and a|_ghut cut Boston with four ng - aler, ERpdeRly interesting experiences. You will like your fellow stoien ase. . v tvi; n, Cir nati 22, L0 . gles, 1-0, for venth win, giving ton, Mrs , ”» » Anothcr small crowd, only 2412 Brookivn 2-1 edge in vital wi?ifi_ batted in—Mize, New York 't Kathloen Andre shipmates.” And you’ll do a lot to help keep our paid, turned out to see the St.' patting Ralph Kiner, Pirates Marshall, New York 90. { Washington, Dr. Hugh Keenley- Navy on top by being a part of the strong peace= {muw Browns succumb to Lfleu'un. hit his 30th homer of the year, Home s—Mize, New York 36; gide. time reserve our counlry needs. 7-0, under the spell of Stubby \with twe cn in the first inning, Kin>r. Pittsburgh 30 Jineau to tle: Raymond Overmire’s four-hit pitching. and also banged out two singles in hing Cincinnati, McKee, Carlyn Michael Isley, For Both Veterans and Non-Veterans A‘ Cl eland at Chicago game g, 5.3 win over Cardinals. (18-5, .783 . Kriss h, § 0. W. Gre was rained cut after one scorele: Sy T iy 765, ell, W. C. 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