The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 22, 1947, Page 3

NDAY, SEP’ FthBLR 24, 1947 ALS HAVE LOSE LEAD, P.C. LEAGUE By BILL BECKER ated Press Sp s Writer) Yinging into the home stretch e Coast League race today, it till the Francisc g Eeals San ahead Angeles San Diego, 4-3 in 12 5-4, while the Seals with ~Sacramento, d 1-6, to na the gap gam with seven to play team Los air from ings Angels swept one each trictly a two-horse - was expected Portland Oakland cut each other's bat. The Oaks doutle-dunked 3eavers, 13-0 and 10-7, to earn E fiy e in their mara- n seri These doings left tland six and Oakland seven s behind final, n puts ncisco al go and L Ang:les at Sacra- In rec series, the Seals seven straight from the while the »\n”Ll\ had a TS Wer being nd, they man- 2 fans despite fire whic h pla and Lou douk bl paced Rainier THE CLUBE League ‘TANDINGS Pacific OF . SUNDAY'S Fan Francisco Seattle Seattle 9-5; Dakland 13-10; Portland 0s Angeles 4- San Diego 3 SATURDAY'S RESUL Portland 9-4; Oakland 2 eattle 5, Hollywood 1 San Francisco 9; Sacramento 5. RESULTS T-1; j. Hollywec 0- San Diego 11; Los Angeles 4. Naticnal League w L 91 57 Louis 82 €3 peton 83 67 ew York 8 69 cinnati 2 79 ricago 66 81 tsburgh 61 88 riladelphia 60 89 LTS » SUNDAY'S RE Boston 4; B 1 Fhiladelphia 0. w York 2-6 OOTBALL Rer games d State be fornia trimmed gon took over Sta and took from Puget Sound SUNDAY'S Randolph Field > Mi itary Academy 6 Alameda Navs 55 Mare Island Navy St. M (©Ore) 13 Alabama 34 ern 7 Penn State 6. Oklahema City U homa Aggie 12 Kan State 0 California 33 ta Clara 7 Cregon Montana State 14 Richmond Randolph-Macon Lawrance 19; Carroll 0. Hardin-Simmon: 39 Trinity (Texas) 0. 26; Weost Tex 13 50; Arizona State ( Arizona State (Tempe) 33; Cali- fornia Poly 6 am Younz 45; Wes 0 Univ Montana AP SPORTS ROUNDUP By HUGH NEW YORK (for what it's wo Mr. Reliable Sourse 2 Moore has @ good season at Louisiana tate = (and ths ac will moan louder than the racent hurricane if he doesn't), der pect him to be around for other. Sever fo teams ha b with veteran L. h and Ber is about to coquettish and drop his hanky California golfer: g for big things from Ron Livingston, y San Gab: high who can shoot in the lew 70's When fuliback Ted Fritsch reported at th» Green Bay Packers' training camp he enter- ed the luxurious lodge lugging a boctklack stand and sheuted ome and get it, L Five cents a shine and don’t forget I 2 concession A couple of fumbles and he’ll need it. NAMES ARE NEWS e Lincoln is a center cn s Christian U grid squad Gecrge Bostor h sed to play v is Bosten nd Loran Day Northwestern got the University plays halfback for Cincinnati mm*mhh 1-11 Naturally his teammates caill Caicago =1 od, him “Mrs prp\' ATURDAY'S RESULTS Brooklyn 1. Chicago 0. Philadelphia 3. Boston 8 St. Louis 5; New York 5; American League w L Pct w York 94 b5 3 t 79 68 ston 80 69 fcvelan 89 #adelphia 7 13 ricago 67 80 hington 62 86 Louis 56 90 SUNDAY'S RESULTS New York 6; Philadelphia 0 yashington 3; Boston 0. | Cleveland at Detroit, postpon: &, Louis at Chicago (2) post- ned rain. i > SATURDAY'S RESULTS .| ia 3; New York 2. Cleveland 2-5 (2nd Chicago 3. Bosmn 3-T. | HAMPION BROWNS‘ RETAIN GRID lEADj NEW YORK t. 22 —P— veland's defe% champmn‘ owns remained the ouly unbeat- /. team in the All-America foot- all conierence. The Browns hird win yesterday Ly ut the Baltimore Colts, land while the New kees topped the '49ers, 21- -16, all chalked up their shutting 28-0 at ancisco, to pull even W Knln the Eastern Di\isisn AR th B. in wins in four sia % - +Waitresses and & yanted at Perey's Cafe, -1laln Girls | The jccllective 5 CLEANING THE CUFF Kentucky's Adolph Rupp main- tains that television will be a big ketball scouts becau: help to the camera closeups reveal playing flaws that can't be ncticed ordin-! ly the . Jim Tatum rd fence . And cerfa home are softer . had a nine-foot b built around Maryland’s “s foctball practice field. Suppose they'll cal the place the Tatum ;Pw 1? - eee - " DITTS STEELERS WIN OVER LIONS FITTSBURGH, 22—A— Pittsburgh Steelers took a deep breath today after opening the ational Football League ccason with a 17-10 decis- ion over the Detroit Lions in a game that featursd the one-man show of former ftecier, Bullet Bill Dudlev - e, HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital over théh eekend for medical atten- ticn we Vernon Horten, Nick Grendsma, Mrs. Joe Stevens, Mrs. |Arhur Berray, Rita Hemp, Mary Lou Lasbreek of Wrangell and Mrs. Oliver Hobstab of Petersburg. Sept. No one was admitted or discharged frem the Government Hospital on Saturday or Sunday . beccme ts | THE D! \ll\ /\L\Sl\\ l.VIPlRI U, \LASK’\ GRID SEASON GETS START ATWEEKEND By RUSS SAN FRANCISCO, St Far Western fcotball 1947 season on full lend following a few week Navy and Berkeley, headline the piy rade. The first appearance of the! Middies is expected to attract banner crowd of possibly 79.000. The launches the | le this week- mishes last meating at | gskin a California home and home ser up 16-7 down twir and Cor derio, eact Celle of week W University of San Francisco defeat San ite College 20-6 to star new San Francisco coach Ed M Keever, formerly of Notre Dame and Cornell University, off in pressive manner Oklahom: University moved into ¥Fre College’s bailiwick and left 7-2 the second wi decision at home, Oklahoma € R ROBERT P. ROWE, VETERAN OREGON SPORTSMAN, DIES Bears of California got the jump | on their 1 rom the 1 PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 22— Academy by beating Santa Cl >rice. Rowe, 60, veteran ast Saturdav. The win was an |C n sports promcter in fields naugural triumph for Lynn (Pap- panging from outo racing to ten- py) Waldorf ‘uis, died his homa last nizht First of the season’s intersectional | obby" [ he was known clashes on the West Coast Friday the world, introduced mgnt will pit University of 1acing to this area about the Iowa against the University of Cali- (time of World War 1. Only two fcrnia at Los Ang defending |years go. when .llness forced him conference champion and Rose Bowl into semi-rctiroment, did the stop victim of Iilinois last New Year's 'handlinz the mij auto races Day which he inaugurated in 1933 Ralph Kiner, Pirate slugger, whcse booming bat hit feur homers in Towa vs. UCLA Cs 1-torn, Rowz wwed a doubleheader with the Bosten Braves in Pittsburgh, Pa. holds up Towa, regarded as a Big Nine dark- prc 1g via the ice arena, play- chirt with the number 47. That is the number cf homers he had horse club this season, got into ac- linz defenseman with ic: hockey hit at that date this season, tying the mark of Johnny Mize of the tion last week by walloping North |teams of ), Windsor, On- New York Giants. Manager Billy Herman cf the Pirates is con- | Dakota State 59-0 and will line up itarlo and from 1900 ‘on sratulating K in Los Angeles favored over the U.| After retiring from active p 0. LoAB making their initial | ticipaticn, Ro organibed a p start. The Bruins have added some . fessional ice lockey team her2 strength are the consensus fav- leading it for many years orite of coast conference coaches > FLAGRACEIN NAT. LEAGUE JUSTTHAT JOE By REICHL Whose es already are in 1 Burt Shc Dodger get in, ems today most s orld pilot of still strivir pitching pro ton’s cares the two, Harris has bee id mound perf clinching uv his fall cl Serie hot- ious of the getting such rmance since date that he 1d who he’ll issic t make On other hand, Shotton ca find a s to pitch that pennant “clinek t alone to open vhe big seri For the fourth straight day, a e hurler went the route 1y when Floyd (Bill) Bevens xml uu(r- h! 1 pitching a 3- or the Athletics in Phila- who hadn’t been Harris yes- counted upon thus served notice that he out to win a World Series starting assignment The Bro failed for the third straight time to sow up the [ag They still need one more victory a defeat by the St. Louis Cardinals in the series. The Brook have games to play and Cards who meet the Chicago in a day-night donbleheader in St Louis today have nine. Branca Gets Gong Ralph Branca, the Dodgers’ 21- game winner, was the latest to zet ng as the Boston Braves fin- { him off in seven innings and tn on to shut out the Brooks 4-0 bets’ Field Warren Spahn l.mm-d the Dodgers to six hits to the [irst Braves southpaw to win 20 games since Irving Young won at many in 1905. The Braves mevad w a game and half of the second-place Cards Larry Jansen, rookie righthander of the New York Giants, joined the 20-victery cli when he pitched the Giants to a 4 triumph over E Philadelphia Phils at the Grounds. The win gave the G a split in their doubleheader as Phils won the ovener 3-2 in 11 nings. Polo nts the in- | Giants seman Bobby Record for Rookie Second B: awn slammed his first round trip- the second game to enable the Giants to establish a National ague record by hitting homers n 18 consecutive games. They held |the old one of 16 straight games. | The Yankees hold the major league 'record of Cincinnati and Pittsburgh split a twin bill, the Reds winning jopener 3-1 and the Pirates taking the nightcap 11-7. The second j3ame was halted because of darkness at the end of eight innings. Rae Scarberough, who had lost eight games in a row, pitched the Washington Senator tory ovel the Red Sox in Boston, The scheduled games between St Louis and Chicago and Cleveland and Detroit in the American League the National League, were postponed by rain. FISH LANDINGS as the Juneau Cold and today were salmon on E.| Fish landing Storage y erday 14,30 pounds of ©. Swanson's Elfin for Sebastian-Stuart = D Read the Wantads for bargains the | to a 3-0 vie- | | as well as St. Louis and Chicago in | I for Alaska| | pounds on Jack Coby's Eurcka, all = to retain the league title League Weekend Schedule le a d e r s Aside fic: NMavy-California enceunter other ton Saturday games include Texas vs. Oregon at Eugene, sec- leaders in the ond of a home and home series major through games interrupted by the war. In 1941, yesterday the U rsity of ‘Tex: ve ihe National League visiting Oregon team a 7 trounc- BATTING Williams, Boston, 'ing and with an apparent unde! 342; McCosky, Philadelphia, .33 wraps 33-0 win over Texas Tech HOME R Siner, Pittsburgh last Saturday. appears ready to in- nd Mize, New York. 50. vade the Pacific Notrhwest in vic- PITCHING New York, torious fashion. Oregon last week 20-5. 800: Munger, St. Louis, 15-5, had to come from behind to out- 750 point Montana State Colege, 27-14. Atnsbickin Yiads Southern Methedist vs. 3anta BATTING. Williams, Boston, 432; Clara at San Francisco. The veam McCosky, Philadelphia, 311 trom Texas, said to be charzed with EOME RUNS. Williams, Beston, @ Dassing attack as usual, will be Gordon. Clavalahd, 99, favored to beat nta C lub PITCHING . Shea, New York, 13- tha performed in somewhat raggad 5, 722; McCahan, Philadelphia and Style While losing to California by 26 points 10-4 Cleveland, 714 (OMMUNICATION Lemon, th vs. At Los Angeles, Wa South i gton State vs. Southern California, the latter choice in: the conference rate this JUNEAU, Alaska, Sept. 20.—E y Washington State inet Penn tor of Daily Alaska Empire—There ate at Hershey, Pa,, last week and 15 Home on the ing you if retur short end of a o .q | 27-6 scoreboard count. The US.C ool Board Trojans make their first start as 1thority, con- ey conferenc: the fav game, oE. all rites. It is a tempiates movi m the present grade school on Fifth Street to the former Indian - University of Idaho vs. Stanford School, now to be known as the &t Palo Alto. Idaho opened its Willoughby School. If such action | Season with a 27-7 win over College is taken does it means that the i ©f Puset Sound, a minor opponent little tots from the Basin Road, Put will bump into topside compe- starr Hill and other far localities - tition against Stanford, loaded with backficld talent. Another confer- ence contest. Oregon State Travels Oregon State College, third place choice in the pre-season conferenc: eicctions, travels to Salt Lake City for a n-conference intersectional find their way to the out-of- school on Willoughby Avenue, ardless of weather conditions? Why not centinue to use the Wil- loughby Avenue School for the na- tives, who live in that vicinity or, if a transfer is made, why not transfer must one of the lar pupil grades? with University of Utah, Most West or, another plan, why not have | €0ast observers favor Oregon State first graders in the Willoughby sec- but & Saturday surprise with Utah as the upsetter is not out of order to cxpect St. Mary's Gael to met the Unive tien emb 1g those from out the highway, Waynor Addition. Seattor Tract. Twelfth Avenue, et 20 1o fly to Honolulu ty of Hawaii this the Willoughby Avenue School and ! R R permit those in the other sections Saturday. It will be in the nature of the city to continue to attend . Of @ homecoming for the Gaels' two star backfielders, Herman Wedemey- er and Charles Cordeiro, both from Honolulu, The Hawaii team is a scrappy outfit every season. Touchdown Twins Yesterday the Gaels, seeking to the Fifth Avenue School? 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