The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 6, 1947, Page 3

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1947 : THE DAILY AL \.\l\,\ EMPIRE— JU\I /\b, AL/ \S (A PAGE THREE heand ALASKA COASTAL INadine Melcalie " FISH LANDINGS éi‘a Hager | AIRLINES FLIES51 | Honored af Bridal “‘ o s, a0, skt O Arc‘wrage PERSONS FRIDAY Van Meegeren" may that | b salmon h 8ix Aitlines Shower Last Night i miii, il e poon Compiry. —* Jim |being forged | “Han van Me made stgps at Fe ersbur Wrangell, Ketchikan, Pelican, Gu MisS ' paintor -~ who Metcalfe was given 1ast Goering by se tavus, Fu Bay, Hawk Inlet Lake Foien by Mrs. Jerry MeCarthy “Christ Bay and Appletoa JRGER PAINT TO PROVE HIS GUILY eren swindled him Adulteress ot Hermann an - oil fgn- mth cen Ver tha Mee- A shower honoring Nadine . evening and Mrs. Lome of who is Coastal bridal Ju eau txa, ka out King church here Joseph Alexander, at the eq by the latt Miss Metealie, ‘gyry the br of Mr meer !James Richardsen, will be MAar- there are ried next Wednesday evening in'gsrens” in the Catholic Church of the NR-| poiooc. 1o tivity A m will follow owledged By the ceremony in the Iris Room 1088 famou painter Jobant compla “fake an i the home run swa Dutch elect is veral circulati John 2 SHUTOUT DOPE GIVEN CONTESTSIN IN RACE IN 5,!,,:, Baranof with the nter 45th homer , Hood tie 45th Mize Sept. 5 Ruth| Sept. 6. included) homer Hotel. He Alaska Native were Ica M. A. Parl to Keichi Pas-enger; to Sitka M and Mis. and W. Galkraith was not bein Dutch Me 132nd ecc art - crities of o T e « = » 3 - s ®e0000000003000300 P.C.LEAGUE NAT.LEAGUE By BILL BECKER (Associated Press Spertswriter) (Associated Press Sports Good pitching dominated Coast St. Louis settles down mes last night as the Los gale home stand today, ngels stretched their lead With the back-breaking 0 one.and a half overcoming a se n-game Red Adams spaced out eight San lyn lead Diego hits to defeat the Padres Seven games while San Francisco's second placz With 24 to play, Eddie Seals fell before Sacramento’s never-say-die Cards have three Frankie Dasso, who came up with a enzagements with Cincinnati be. three-hit shutcut and a 4-0 victory ¢ the eastern clubs come i Portland’s Duane Pillette, son of a 10-game viit. Then they the e leaguer, Herman Pil- up the home stay with Chi- lette, did even better. He tossed a (88 before visiting Pittsburgl two-hitter at Cakland in whitewash- and Chicago in the ing Casey Stengel's club, 8-0. The the win pulled the Beavers up even with | Over the s ay, the Red system the (7aks in third place, four games Birds have played consistent 633 After back of the embattled Angels ball at home, winning 38 and losin Pillette, a New York Yankee farm klyn away from home I hand, chalked up his third win won and lost record, not against one defeat since joining the behind the St. Louis’ home vers a few weeks ago. He gave singles to Vince DiMaggio and Gene Bearden, otherwise was in- vincible. A five-run splurge in the eighth eased the Beavers home. Sacramento helped Dasso win best game cf the year with a four- run fourth compounded of hits Leo Wells, Steve Mesner, Rip Rus and Nick Pesut, plus fielder's In the last thres games, have been held 0 11 Dits 0, Charley Ripple and all obtained by the Sacs fter the scason started od and Seattle were not By JACK HAND Wiriter) for a faced task of Brook- Brooklyn D, tehind Mrs Mi's m t eatt the days of g final As matters stand today. after Preoklyn's 7-6 nod cver New Y yesterday afternoon, the Cardin- als must figure on a clean of next week's important with the Brcoks or call it quits. Any combination of 16 Do: wins or St. Louis defeats can clinch the flag. his sel choice. the Seals total by D: Rex Cecil in trades Hollywo scheduled Dcdgers Down Giants Despite a e-run first at the dxpense rookis Jansen, whese 10-game win broken, the Dodgers had to from behind to down the yesterd Dixie Walker's f ning hom with a man on helped the Brooks a good Pacific Cozot League start but the Gi: pecked away i 4 at Hank even hits 38 543 in mm ¥ including Wil .H‘(l B \Jl!d finally relief Joe Hatten Rookis Phil Haugstac bis cecond appearan was brought up from St credited s first inning Larry streak of was ccme STANDING 0F CLUBS Angeles san Fr Oakland Portland attle Hollyweed Sacramento San Diego the in ook lead L«IHI\' the fifth. making since h Paul, big les job. ve in scored the Dcdzers cut Again in th i double drove home two rurs that ely sufficed when Johnny Mize unlimbered home run No. 45 off Hugh Ca; with Bud- dy Kerr on bLas: in the ninth Boston tock another bite out ot Pk , moy to within 2': umes of second place kehind the six-hit pitching of lefty Warren Spahn, who recorded his 17th win over Dutch Leonard, 2-1 In the American League, Wa on pitching centinued to bother nt-running Yanke who with a 12-game le now need cnly any combination of 11 wins Boston defeats to apply the |clincher in the American League. Mickey Haefner shut out the serizs-bound Yank: until t ninth and <u|uvcd a two-run rally \lo earn a 3-2 victorf, his ninth | The Athlenc and Red Sox did me feuding and fighting in iibe Park before the Philadel- hia Club picked up a 9-7 de- cision. Ted Williams, after walk- P ing away from the plate thinking Here are the leaders in the bigib2 had struck out, hammered his leagu: through games of yester- 28th homer in the ninth. " in the National League: Ferris Fain, A's first sacker. was Batling— Walkers, Philadelphia, banished for swinging a couple 358; Reiser, Brocklyn .323. of haymakers at Eddie Pellagrini Runs batted in—Mize, New York in the seventh inning and Man- 121; Kiner, Pittsburgh 107 jager Joe Cronin was thumbed out Home runs—Mize, New York, 45; for protesting too loudly to Um-| Kiner, Pittsburgh, 41. ipire Eddie Rommel. | Pitching—Jansen, New York, 17-! Ken Keltner's three-run homer 5, percentagz of .773; Blackwell. off Joe Haynes enabled Al Gettel Cincinnati, 21-6, percentage .741. |to win No. 10 for Cleveland by a| In the American League: {6-1 margin over Chicago. | Batting— Williams, Boston, .336; 5 e | Mitchell, Cleveland, 332. Runs batted in—Williams, Bos- S'a rs of ton 91; Henrich, New York 87. Home Runs—Williams, Boston, 28; Gordon, Cleveland 26. Pitching—Shea, New York, 12- 4. percentage .750; Overmire, Detroit, Batling and pitching stars ye: lerday were: | Batting, Bruce Edwards, Dodgers | —~Knocked home - three important Breoklyn rums in eight and ninth 10-4, percentage .714. -——— - of these two Ml ipings with a single and double here is the fight |1, jscure Dodgers of 7-6 edge over | Giants Pitching, Mickzy Haefner, Sen- ators—Turned kack league-leading | New York Yankees, 3-2, with six | hits, shutting them out until the ninth. National Le: ward's ing run and that ‘put tha in the eighth Edwar the tall§ front Brooklyn > nin St. Louis on New York Cincinnati Chicago 443 Philadelphia 409 Pittsburgh 409 American League w. L. 85 49 7 n 68 67 62 New York Boston Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago ‘Washington St i n the fr Sh—ever hear fellers? Anyway, dope of last night: In New York—Pete Mead, 158 Grand Rapids, Mich., outpointed Herbie Kronowitz, 158, New York, 10, = > o0 00000 o — (HAPELADIES WiLl MEET ON TUESDAY Th~ {irst meeting of the Chap- |eladies after the summer recess will be held at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bland on the Fritz |Ceve Road on next Tuesday eve- | ning, September 9, at 8 o'clock. All new women of the vicinity are |invited to attend the meeting. « Mrs. Scott Murphy will ke guest speaker. TIDE TABLE SEPTEMBER 7 Low tide ... 0:08 a.m., High tide .. 6:07 am,, Low tide ...11:54 a.m., High tide .18:04 p.m, SEPTEMBER 8§ Low tide 1:09 am,, High tide .. 7:25 am., 114 feet Low tide .. 13:00 p.m., 6.0 feet High tide, .19:12 p.m,, 14.9 feet 1.3 feet 12.5 feet 4.6 feet 15.6 feet 2.0 feet e e 90 0 000 00 Clai Engaged: fo Wed Kenne h Srudsh‘ Shudshift Arns IT'S at Spriy is fust asleey, stick help “Cookie, SEVEN YEA R N singer now in the U. is escape from the Nazis by reading the account of his “death” in hon on 46th nd me he set the record of 60.) e — - ire Dore Is ¥ EVEVIEW ify BY | SUNDAY Soion M. Dore the engage Claire, son of dshift who was he Fran hizh in 1 is on the F Alasks Communications teday ms t shter Derby con from an Kenneth Mr. and to Alaska tlying-boat Core, will o the Univers year, ty Mr attending ton the past Bol Auk of newsc vt from unofficial ults of Dr Bay th wir the ixman wi on t reg the and the almon Derby rved two years in Aleutians A HARD LIFE_A day ai the iliinois state fair eld proved almost too much for these two tots. Brother and fig e Jooks of things sister will soon join in drcamland. COOLS OFF_A fan and an ice cream tar of the chimpanzee show at the St. Louis 200, combat 100-degree temperatures in the Mound City. COOKIE’ D EAD ' _ Charles Trenet, French S., celebrates the seventh anniversary of hi the German-controlled Paris Soir of 1940, . Ruth . ligh J. Westener and Wrangel!, Miss Willlams Setersburg, Livinaston Bill Hixon; to Colby, Mr. and R. Laur Funter Bay to Pelican, Cotanilla and Hoonah, Pa and Jessi> J R ani was Her Fr to oyer; Alfredo n; to L. Kane Sound out to 1 Reiz, L. E. Chantr; Marvin Knorr and Bost. Earl Hunter m to Lake Fiorence returning to Juneau. passengers from Louis Minard, Helen Bud Phelps, Marion Cushing, M. Kelly from Tenakee, from Wryangell, from Ketchikan, Bost Ha Inlet Inbound ing Gec Kelly son and Richard . to Juneau nees Craig; Clifford Baum; Whittingham from Hawk from G iley E from from and Inlet, E tavus, Emith and B (vl e - DIANA HUNSBEDT SOUTH Harold Foss and her i Miss Diana Hunsbedt, flew terday Pan American Diane, who is making trip Outside, will enter versity of Washington will take a pre-medic is the d and has been on the B. Bank staff since her ! frem Juneau High School sprir Mis. s will return to wmiversity ye way the where course. ™. Sehr > FROM SITKA rson, of Si Baranof H Fly by Clipper A e time, the a-minute Courteous dch- ® Save \a\u.\bl speedy 4- "“, Clipper way'! 4-engine (‘,onlfm table, Clippers fly to Se::'t;l;‘:dn- t convenien {x‘l(:lu(;ec Pan American for details. BARANOF HOTEL Lelephone 106 AmtERICAN Worto AIRWAYS / heTlyny Clppers /M/ Sytem o because we— carefully check your re- quirements so that you get adequate insurance; help you get prompt payment of your loss; represent only strong companies with proven ability to pay all losses. Call or phone. Shattuck Ageney Seward Street Juneau Phone 249 samuel Kelly; to| to ‘(‘\'l ning Appleton Mrs | pieces Mrs Danie's son ke Florence were Mr. de th» | McAlister, Sitka Peggy Jo. Corn- Smith Alex John- Carl Peter- from Chatham Hocd Pelican, * Patty Raymo! sister uth Air- her Lirst Uni- She iter of Mrs. B. Hunsbedt nds graduation last Ju- the Baranof Hotel Games were played after which served the hostesses was with her by during the refreshments The many the by presented china set were honoree of ‘Trose attending Mesdames Charles Metcalfe, Jr., George J Altert Cooley, John Mierzejewski, James n MacKinnon Ralph Randall, Rosema Doogan, Metion Cass, Suz, Laponia, Grace Berg, and Jean McCormack -ee SMITH GOES TO SE Leonard Smith, Territorial Avia- tion and Highway Commissioner. left St. Ann’s ilospital here yester- day and traveled via PAA to Seattle for further medicai treatment Smith has been seriously ill for eral we and was forced to cancel a business trip to the interior and return here for treatment. He was nied yesterday by his son » will attend school in the wer ne: the par Porter, Ve Gullu Fou Rollison, Jr., Pat and the Mari Winn, Helen ns ev- accomp: Jam DEDEN ASKS FOR DIVORCE Lucill> C. Henriksen filed suit for div:cce today in U. . Distriet Court aainst Arnold L. Henriksen. She chargad incompatibility and ced for the return of her maider name. Lucille C. Keyes. They were married in Junean, March 1, 104 and have no childran. No porperty settlement is involved in the suit - POLICE COURT NEW Otto Willie “Bill" Scott. irrested by City Police for being drunk last was sentencad to 10 days in jail today by City Magistrate Wil- liam A. Holzheimer Farl Knepner forfeited yesterday on a like charge. FINAL SALMON DERBY RULES ‘The judges for lh(‘ First An- nual Juneau Salmon Derby have decided that th2 following rules will be added to those that have been published to date The Second Part of the Sal- mon Derby will be fished on Sunday. Saptember 7, 1947. The float at the Auk Bay Recreaticn Area has been re moved and the judge’s float for tids area will now be on one side only of Jim Hickey’s float in Auk B: Checking-out of boats will begin at 6:30 o'clock in the morning at Hickey's float and at the Ferest Service float in Auk Bay. Tom Selby's float will be used in Tee Harbor. After checking-out the boats will standby in a designated area until 8:00 A. M. at which time the fishing will start or the Derby will be called off depending upon the weather. Life preservers in compliance with Coast Guard Regulations and a piece of red cloth will be considered necessary equipment for all boats fishing the Derby. The displaving of the red cloth or flag wil be a signal of dis- tress and other fishermen see- ing this signal are asked to co- operate by lending all possible assistance. Larger craft will carry per- sonnel designated as Derby Of- ficials. These floating officials will cause to be hoisted a large white flag aboard their vessels if he receives word that the Derby has been called off after the fishing has started. Smaller craft should heed this warning and return to one of the judge's floats immediately The check-in precedure to be followed will differ somewhat from {hat used last Sunday. All skippers please note and com- ply. A skiff or small craft designated by a large orange flag will standby off the check- ing-in float angd pass out num- bers to each fishing boat as it arrives in the area. These num- bers will designate your boat's turn at the check-in float. In this manner those returning first will be check-in first. At exactly 4:00 P. M. these boats will stop passing out numbers and the fishing boats arriving after this time will be dis- qualified for the Derby. All contestants must have their registration with them at cheek-out or purchase new 2 325 bail registrations from the judges. The bomb scheduled to be fired at 3:30 P. 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