The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1947, Page 3

SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1947 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE- JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE | SUMMARY | | ing his lease -on the, we [ Snow; two base hits Hartman, | Y ! Before a crowd of 10,385 last nighte Kopylszak and Rotolo; first on DRul ]‘EAM w‘ll [ S(ORE HARD 'I'o in Flint’s outdoor Atwood Stadium errors: Subs, 0; All Stars, 7 | “1v- the Connecticut speedster stood off ii Erned runs: Subs, 6; All Stars 2; | ! e a d e r S the first challenge to his crown since wild pitchers: Lind, 1; Floberg 2; in June 1946, and won a twelfth- ) = e — Lg il D'VE IN 4!“ IDVIII‘" 2; talk: Webster; first on| g ; S round kayo. His challenger was v e siie H balls: off Webster, 0; off Lind, 1;{n ., b . (By The Associated Press) i b L Flint's ambitious hometown boy ‘ (ARDS SKlD '[0 o % e won off Hartman, 0; oft Flobers, 2; \\fl‘BnhSh Sh|p s Crack Outfits In the Natona Lesguei National Foot a,“ €agUe ;i reie with 94 Knockouts to his \ i & ean, 3. Y | B alker, Philadelphia credit in 68 fights, ep blasted After appearing in 37 games in suuck out by: webster, 2; Lind.| Will Give Parade and 135 Galan, cincinnau, 318 Champs Can't Dent h'\:,(.“:” ,',,‘..8(.“;‘&: :f:“i;,p“i. }i"u of ok Iue gy S, SCORE ‘BE IRNINGS 1; Hartman, 1; Floberg Dean, | Pitching, Jansen, New York, 14- 30 Yard Li the 13th stansd Emil Kush held the Boston Braves SCORE BY TRNINGS . g & Umpires: plate, Gleaton; bases,| Concert Sunday 4 s; well, Cincinnati, 19- -rard Line .on l '\\ ”fm‘ start | Subs 3 11010 1310 !:p;\un.;v time of fame: 2 hours, 3 760, A R 3 : Read the want-ads for bareains! ts. ihorensa pALSERI DU GHTEIARL % 16 10: 3|0 TN S o A duill team and band from the| I the American League VP g IS thel g oy - itish Cruiser, HMS Kenya, will Batting—Williams, Boston. the football season '\H.l-h just Cocper and y Whitek slam- ', i Bis Dk Shinglininge lEAD'NG ANGELS lat tomorrow’s doublcheader base- RG-Sk New (uak 11 RUNALE: Iv' GR W, HOONY ZR0S (A1) For men who bops & . ' ast evening's ball game between ' i i DA TAIRAIRE ‘pagins W Reynolds, New York, 15- Stars’ 16 to 0 triumph over the Chi- med four baggers to lead them 0 tpe’ ok Unit Submariners and e ball ‘game between All-Star teams ' cago Bears shave every day an 7 win over > Pittsburgh % i A from Anchorage and Juneau. Joe jod e h ouble unkmg by I‘OV'ly ! absorbing a double def the All Stars were going Juncau Post, American Legion, an- Kot A 13 it e it e i | A beorbing o double etett oo panked. That was teore BUIT-JN BLOWS [rooreea oces that the-api oo HOSPAEAL NOTES oo Lenwue hamin ook ot i Phillies Takes Polish Vashing ourth inning B finy 3 - : s 105810 spectatrs, who poured A Wt Ml oo o el tually, it should ne R "'T"f:'[,m,:m“g‘:"‘:, WL Admitted to St Ann's Hospital ] $355.00 into the thll, watched in sur- 3 1 e _irol by the rluejackets. 3 . 3 Y o e 4 heatler for medical attention 4 s faile get be- . . i writer) |the Browns to come from behind fcurth with a single, tollowed by! Knocks Off Oaks—Beav- | At the ball park, the drin team' M. and Mrs. Roger Bailey arc the it ol i A for MODERN men gloss 1t picture, as and defeat the fasi-tra Phil-| Dean and Houston. ‘ Snow ground- % {will go through its ‘paces, demon- Parents of a baby boy born last| Ot < “f.,‘."(.'f_".‘"',(','\,.,’\" '\::","’ 1y the other day. by At ‘Athletics. 7 to 5 ¢d to Webster on the mound, ers Se(ufe Th'rd | strating its world-famed marching €Vening. The baby tipped the scales | T 1“x- ((H ; :l('v:(‘x A!]fi -;;_n.l- -:‘(;I‘ | i Banipilkton” of S errored; then Berry miss:d arility. The Kenya Drill Team has 8t eizht pounds, two ounces pomsct B mdbles Sl ifuse B o 5 vthe's ile ; s i 4 £ om (Nevada) and Baldwin (UCLA), * the St. Louis Cardir appeared L fly to cen 5 perfcrmed throughout Great Brit- g “ : il B RS S ke s Jensen and Hagerup both flied By BILL BECKER {ain and the U. S. and is consid- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole are the | ends ? s e ) ou from then on anything! (Acsociated Press Sports Writer) |cred to be a top-notch organiza- 1;“' “:“ of a b“'\:_‘l' L'"ll) l)’“"“ ye lfl‘-l 2 Py ‘ ® LET'S GO ¢ aspertion, fol- s bring in a run. Every- B hits are the best balm for tion b morming. ~1he . baby Weighec M 10 Y lowing St. Louis’ recent series with L and everybody scored one baseball blues, say the Los Angeles| Between games, the Royal Ma- SCVED pounds, fifteen ounces WIllIE pEp | ‘ FISHING TODAY! ‘ the Dodegers, t it would be arl Forsythe hit: Angels. |1ine Band will also give a concert b 'V e I furnish boat and fight right down to the wire “with with the bases loaded, The Angels connected for 20 big |for those attending the twin bill HHels Budvickpeg' and Mrs. SMoat RE"EWS HIS |1 sport tackle , the Cards winning it it oring Dean, Houstor. and Snow s last night to defeat Oakland, | Crdos snnounced that, in the Benecke and baby were discharged | doubtful whether the unpredict- Guy was up three times before squaring their series at two | event of rain, both the parade and from the hospital. |1 ® Special Evening g e aul3 Redbirds have cver been he made the final out games ecach, and stretching their |band concert will be cancelled o T Y T[“.E HO[D Rates. worsz off this moment Diego for that fourth inning, Pacific Ccast League lead to 5' i TR N (“ (:’rm"m'":‘(m'w o & | Beaten for the second time in wood th: Submariners played a very good ga i P A i o e ! 1 ames hf e li”‘x\ll\ “r’xll;xm Sacramento Lrand of tnwb:lll]. showing up well ond-place San Francisco lost a| Buy yoyr Fisung Tackle NOW Licycles - rates 40c per hotir; $2| FLINT, Mich. Aug. 33.—M Wil- | | Phone BII-L Jo“:s m Philadelphia last night, the LAST NIGHT'S R both in tre field and at the length s Hoilywood snapped a |2t PABRNELL'S for the SALMON per day. ~Madsen Oycle Shop, lie Pep, 24-year-cld Hartford Gomes ] BLUE 560 | s B SN full games Los Angeles 10; Oakland 6 plate. Their hitting, Was consis-|three-game losing stretch with a 3.2] DERAY, SUGUAR Sl " Phone green 113, opposite Ball put notice in the record today mun‘l 4% o \ bt el 5 e .| Hollywood an Francisc $8nt ‘A lectactTl bord g s gl Santan Adv., 632-tf. Park 663 3t after eight vears of Professional DOX- | & emem: e mo s omoammoapmpoasd lyn team in the hectic National 4 ‘xi:)mn'wn‘m 3. four, led the Stars’ 14-hit attack m\‘ G League race n Diezo AT B Bob Joyce, while Xavier Rescigno set EM‘MW The Brocks, unlike the ¥t BO% - SOORE the Seals with with seven continued te fatten up on National League s AB R H PO A E Vince Dibiasi edged Tony Freitas | b cni civision outfits, ek . Brocklyn 4 abich, 9 0 1 1 ina 4-3 duel as Portland gained un- | * 6-5 victory in 12 hard-f t. Louis 67 Lind, 2 o/ disputed third place with a win over | nings at Ebbets Boston 66 Berry, cf 1! Sacramento. Eddie Basinski’s two- A ninth run by Al New York 60 Hartman, p 1 run double in the ninth put the Lakeman, won Cincir 58 Eadiin. 40 1 Beavers over. The loss made the | tk2 Phillie four-base Chicagc 53 Kowalski, rf 1 Solons sole occupants of the cel- | Llow was a to pitching tsburgh 50 9. lar duel between Dutch Leonard of Philadelphia 49 1 tle’s Dick Barrett pitched the the Phils and Harry (The Cat) YESTERDAY'S R 1 Rainiers to a 5-1 victory over San Brecheen of the Cards. There was Brooklyn 6; 1cinnati o' Diego. Barrett, in winning his 13th, one out when Lakeman, a .143 hit- New York 8; 0/ stcpped the Padres with six hits and er filing in for the injured first Philadelpbia 4; St 2 1 earned runs. The Pades’ Al Treichel baseman Howie Schultz, cracked Chicago 5; Boston 1. 10 also yielded only six blows, but four ' ® the rall into the left field seats. Amcrican Le i errors gave the Suds three gift tal- Bob pitched his 15th vie- New York lies ur runs in the first frame ry season as the Cleve- Boston AB R H PO A E were all Seattle needed. land I swept a double head- §:9:9 29140 0 PR A A TR er fr the American Icague 3 S e ol | lendhing ~Varenes 43 110 2 2 Buy your iing Tackie NOW Ted Williams collected six hits 4 2 1 5 0 0 at DARNE for the SALMON in seven times at bat as the Bos- 4 2 1 0 2 0 DERBY, AUGUST 31st. i B B 0 et POUGLAS AERIE Feadler ‘with . the Sox in YESTERDAY'S RESUL it 448 W S oo —— b 4 Chica Williams got two hits' Chic Boston 30 P0G rARU LODGE NUMBER 117 in thr times in the" first Detroit 7-2; Washingtc 2 T 9 99 Call Mary Jovce at the Baranof 3 nd fo for four in the Cleveland 4 New York 3-1 1.0 0 - - for reservations and transportation J 0 o ° g LI SHIEL ros. wom by Bosten St. Leuis 7; Philadelphia als 32 16 10 18 8 2’ airangements —adv. 604-tf Frate “al rder of Ea ‘l( s Airways recently pen o . 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