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

URSDAY TH ', SEPTEMBER 25, 1947 at Penn, T n \ He's playing for th ason Bob Rod r of Ealtimore Co " $416,00( 1wcluding T payroll Coac only prediction bt SHNSG a1 SO th that 1 e TN better—“Lacause it in't b PSS HUSKIES ROUNDUP e East up By HUGH FULLI N I NEW YORK, Sept P—Won- " dor if Maxie Hirsch has taken 1€ coaching football HECTICRACE KEEPING UP P.C. LEAGUE First Division Practically Seftled But Positions May Be Reshufiled division buildi up Assault C race ULLMAN, Wash,, match race W s Los Port- Washington You know - R R Ay R Y team, defe on Monday the team i E, Sept. 20 —® der, m be shuffled atout come its opening ga Tuesday Wednesday | of ficia untested University oi{gunday and the enc the Tonk leave tol to start it's “we’ll show up the game kies sped eastward ' peguls B ¢ Coast conference season f us” L yday for Minneapoli Tha ¢ it - Angels Iave the powerful Southern L ot t Coach Ralph Welch's pre- clinched fi sl second Blace California Trojans in Los An- but diction that they have a 3 kb San . v e et geles Saturday hape., ce” t pple Minnesota in game are f 6 Coach Phil Sorboe named a And 1 nal opener 3 men squad and said two more re- prices on Assault rday Similarly Portland Oak!and serves might be i t riple crown. Weich accompanied his prediction have sewed up the third and time tonight Altbough he with the invariable B “if W2lfourth spots but trey, too A% - - may don't get hurt and only a game apart with five e HOSP“A[ NOIES pi it they m us with t5 go. However, neither Portland power nor Osakland can overtake either —_— 3B Los Angeles or San Francisco, a ted St. Anp’s Hospital P situation which slightly simplifies molical attention « BABY CIKL 1S BQRN thoroughly hectic race to the holas Davis. a wit Horton, Joe K"‘y‘-‘ playoff will begin Sept. 30 in San Berray and Mrs. John Francisco and Los Angeles with and daughter Leslie Ann first place club being host ; the Goverr t Hospital nova's new footkall spital evening. to the third placer 1 the sec- S to the who'll maka official deb; at|The b who tipped the scales at ond team as hos fourth 1 rium In west Point is a > X pounds eleven ounces, is the pla If thers t divis- Sitka were nine patients in Florida first child of Mr. and Mrs. Jones. ion ties theyll in one- orney critter Also in Juneau to welcom ne playo k Coach Jim nrew baby ar> her grandparents J their edge y If ko cver|Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanna of Los b night I'm going to Angel C 8 ed nine 600 ! ed by - mates got 14 FOOD SALE e mercial Com: s 17th win this year. Max ciety, Sept. 26. ) OF THE LINE -oo smacked a two-run hcmer , 11 a. m Fr Kar a three-letter | Read the Wantads for bargains 39th, for the es in the ninth inr e ——— Los Angeles ke2pt pace by ning Sacramentc, 4-2, with P?LF@ of the ol rellef ace i in the ninth after the first two e L hitte i off Don C en Now is ihe lime to nched. U, divis- thumping Seattle get those gran& th place Seattl> six . games behind the Oaks W five Canadian RicINTOSHY APPILES ALSO Jornaihan PDeliciouns and APPLES PURE HONEY BRADSHAW'S Pound 45¢ “The man I marry must be the hero iype and be smart and handsome foo. Of course he'll VEGETARBLES Market Aifords " GOLD MEDAL Phg.25¢ | Phkg. 33« TOILET Sceot or 65( 5 l ; 1 5 49£ is Back!!! BOAT GRDERS DELIVERED ANYTIME 2 Pounds 83¢ have o let me irade at BERT'S, so I can FLOUR QUICK COTTAGE 25 1bs. $2.99 TISSUE Mand D 3for ‘49‘; 12f0r51.89 EDAM | NUCOA | CATSUP | py asmse NEW — FAST — COURTEQUS DELIVERY SERVICE : I 4 Berts | estate of Domingo Per swe gl e 5,95 | 1. 57e:2 s SLI3 | © The hits were even, nine Dakland got off to a f '} four-run leads, all they rceded Hollyweod trimmed Portland, 8- NOTICL HEREBY GIVEN: Th: on September 17th, 1947, in t Cemmissioner’s Court for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Marcelo Quinto, of Juneau, Alaska was appointed administator of the s, deecased All persons having claims against d estate are required to present them, with verified vouchers as re- quired by law, to said administrator at the office of his attorney Howard D. Stabler, Shattuck Building, Ju- neau, Alaska, within six months from the date of the first publica- tion of this notice MARCELO QUINTO, Administrator, First publication, Sept. 18, 1947. 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DARI(GOLD Evaporated Milk Shurski stole home in PAGE THREE YOUNGSTERS FROM ' USCG CITRUS IN PORT “ [] with the wi taly urlers ln The narrowsd the Beavers FOR uo ( G G third place margin over Oakland B Y RE HAR IN HAINES oRpHA"AGE i to a single game. There were four ! bomers in the game, by Al Tuneu 'or Us tender un Lt i and Gus Zernial for (sg) ph Bu wvas in - po vIs'T'NG I“ ju"[‘u 1) John Lazor and Dick Wenr this morning engaged in i ths Beavers. and outhit Holly- n, [ recharging 1 and buoys in H wood, 14-10 Blg Serles the Juneau vicinity, and while the, Presbyterian M i — ship was mooved here, the buoy ton-Hall arrived i { STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS off the AJ rock dump was refuel- day evening at 7 o'clock, bringing | Pacific Coast League o i ed 21 voungsters from Halnes House i Wk Peh By JACK HAND From Juneau, the Citrus will pro- edical attention and | San Francise 02 79 cciated Press Sports Writer) |csed to Marmion Island, then to i 1geles 101 80 Ths 1947 world ies may go' Shelter Island and the Icy Strait 1 the group J land 95 86 down in the books as the “Battle grea continuing routine work. All as matron from 3 i Oakland 94 87 the Bullpens” but | n't look- jighted buoys are rechargsd at o making the trip were i Seattle g8 93 hat way in the final tuneups psriods of six months or one year . postmesier at PS, { Hollywood 85 96 Jof the Brocklyn and New York and arc removed for overhauling:and Mrs. Skeldon, as pa { sdcramento > 99 | starters Iabout once a year The Piinceton-Hall is S e T 104 Not to be outdone by the Yan- s ee il on the return trip with i YESTERDAY'S SCORES es who daily parade a new mound i badi he ct tomorrow morning at i Sas Fravalses. Bt Hen Dlegs. ¢ m, the Dodgers' staff has been FROM GUSTAVUS } o' } Tée Ancelé ;| BRursinento. 9. |stowink Ereat’orh '1n' reteiit) et AfNander Dufresne; With the OAN PUDEDS | Hollywood 8; Portland 17 forts of Joe Hatten and Hal Gregg.|at Gustavus, is registered at ihe FOOD SALE | Cakland 6: Seattle 3 Greg, who may be the darkhorse Baranof Pisgly R |of the series, warmed up for series X 47 National League |duty yesterday by shutting out FROM FAIRBANKS M W L Pct.'the home-run-happy New York M. and Mrs. Roy S. Sampson of | Brookiyn o2 58 613/Clants with one hit over a five- Fairbanks are staying at the Bar- St. Louis 85 64 570, inning stretch. It mattered litth: | anof. } 83 67 .53 that Rockie Willard Ramsdell who ->ee New 79 70 530 came in after Gregg was lifted AL risaeRMEN { Cincinnati 73 80 agqjfor a pinchhitter blew a comfy ' gponsored by the United Trollers Lrate set work ! Chicag 68 83 450|lead and the ball game, 6-5. Gre3® of Alaska, are asked to meet tonght b B Qb . 40g|TMH JookedTTiRe In his turd at 7:30 in Council Chamb City i >hilad=Iphia 60 89 .403; The day before it was Hatlen, ga)l Important. BE THERE! 1t YESTERDAY'S RESULTS the lefty who has speclalized in &% 1 New York 6, Brooklyn 5 |beating second division clubs, do- Tne Martha Society Food Sale ACHINERY CO. i i 6; Chicago 5 ing five innings at a three-hit i pe held Priday, Sept. 26, all 5 Westpert Road f Pittsburgh 1. page day at the Piggly Wiggly Store. 1t 1] Cincinnati, picked to scramble | American League for the celar with the Philliss, | W L Ppst, clinched fifth place, a fine tri- i New Yerk 9% 55 636 bute to freshman manager Johnny ® /s‘ ! Datrott 82 (9 53¢ Neun. The Reds had to go hard ‘ Boston 81 0 g to make it, shading Chicago, 6-5 Profl's — ‘ i Clskelania 80 70 533 On & ninth inning home run vy / ] Philadelphia 76 74 507 Grady Hatton ___j// i Clifeago 68 83 4y George Munger hurled his second 79 | ot 2 413 Straight three-hitter for his 16th i e e ML AR TR e o e WHEN GOODS TRAVEL .- SRDAY'S RESULTS over Pittsturgh, practically wrap-' eland 9; St. Louls 1 ping up second place for the Card- &’ i > Chicaze 4 2y ! gl R Belby Feller finally became the . i fivst American Le2ague pitcter to [[P’PE'” mfls i ADAMS wl SOUTH |'0 win 20 games, subduing the St. { Louis Browns 9-1. Cleveland L el - i SDE"D wI"IER MONTHS routzd Ellis Kinder in a four-run i = ] ' P fifth inning attack ) (33 | » All eastern clubs in the Ameri- " | Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Adams, of Can. and Boston annd Philadelphia {2 Astoria and Puget Sound Can-in the National wers not schedul- nery, are leaving Juneau for their 9 sie 3 Fome in Bellingham, Wash., where they will spend the winter i I who, is superintendent of trc can- maks the trip ecvery yoar, let in May. Whother or not they will come Lack next spring de- AF’ER B'fi SER'ES | ronds on the prc ed closing of ' Icy Straits for the r by the - Bureau of Fish ife CINCINNATI, sept. 25 { The Adams are accompanicd by Walter Mulbry, Secretary of basa- i Mis ine Lang, a memker of i the office force. > ilM woob N S RETUR A. B. Chandler had advised the P former manager of thz Brookly SR S . b AFTER RIP SOUTH Tiolgers he wes ftes to negotiate Entire shipments go Clipper Express these days. For for a job in 1948 more and more businessmen are taking advantage of NTE v sher'-Had : writ- % erican’s new le 58 rates 100 Ibs. or Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wood and Mulcr;:} ;lai'i [,"fl:m],m (ha}(l “l.l.l.; Pan A"““]( a.nv new low Express rates on dalighter DeDONR: Have: sreturned: [ el lci. as an] ”w \\;.ls more—reductions up to 53%. to "Tuneat. via Pan - Amatiodn. Aips ;Corteet Ay ;’ ‘;“"{‘" 9““ d](:IL ‘l“ Bigger. faster, 4-engine Clippers fly your merchan- wabh after s Sk webka ¥anubion, ty SUNPONSION 1811 AREN 9 ADAGH. AG dise today . . . on frequent, convenient schedules within drsi i ter tha playing of the world series Y ] bl the States. Lo wiads Buld ek 4 Alaska. and to or from 6 continents. They alse visited with Mr. Wood's @nd If he then would be free to b ; : ocatents, Mr. and Mys. R, H. Wood, 'PeSotiate for a position in 1948. Specify Clipper Express when you ship or order. b e S y %% | Chandler wrote Durocher that For express rates and Clipper passenger information, who live near Seattlc. This 6 or. SorEeE: o thE eI Pan A Mr. and Mrs. Wood's first visit| oo W& ¢ 1 S Tae VARG see Pan American. with their small granddaughter, MUY added ! " e 3 Ld DUBIHOR, —— ., BARANOF HOTEL Debbie. Teleph 106 The Woods also took an automo- AIR POWER elephone bile tour through the Northwest, Tune in to KINY Sept. 25 at 6:15 ; visiting Yellowstone Park and P. M. to hear American Legion's | Salt Lake City, where they are “The Race for Air Power" 1t | PA[V MM[(’M 4 holding Utal's Centennial Cele- i S b ; bration., HOME FROM ANCHORAGE 1 R L S | R LiBarnes. P H. Puqus and A, ‘: WOoRLD AIRWAYS \ 1 O. Johmson, all with the CAA at| - b S 4 Dugout; fun, games, fortune tell- o 01T it SHRANE | ing 691 3t A U ds iy n;l:lm“ .;il|!||||||||||||||||||||||||||||IHI||Ilm||||||||||||||||l|||"||||||| T Spensored’ by the: United Trofler E IT WILL PAY YoU TO i of Alaska, are asked to meet tonght at 7:30 in Council Chambers at City | { Hall. Important. BE THERE! 1t D | School 1ires occur at the rate of more than five a day in the Unit- ed States and Canada. I WW\\\“\N\& i % z ) t | z ) % z N : suspension automatically ends with the conclusion of the world series| next month and that Commissioner | all, said Leo Durocher’s today GIFTS! ® LUNCHEON SETS BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED LIN FRESH AND COLORFUL. @ LACE CLOTHS ALWAYS AN AC- CEPTABLE GIFT. @ PLASTIC TABLE COVERS SAVE ON LAUNDRY. @ CARD TABLE COVERS N. WE GIFT WRAP . .. ... AND MAIL FOR YOU 00000000000 e e S A