The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1947, Page 3

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 1947 SEALS, ANGELS ANCHORAGE TIED ATTOP IN HOOPSTERS COAST LEAGUE LINED UP, Single Game Playoff To- night to Decide Pennant Winner - Cup Games BILL VB}:"CKER and toni playoff for Coast League pennant ter winding up 'in an absoluts for first place through 186-game season It was the first such 45 coast campai ck in 1903. Oddly est {inish San Franc Fri s Angels ingle-game saw Angeles cdge 0y ¢ game in Both the Ang cond games of erday to 1l 2Ty probably aces—Bob Ch €23ls and Clif the M g th for and nate Max chc 2e-run W rd and San Liegc homer teps by San Fi bad three-hitter Ceeil first gan Beavers ( linch land Third third place Seattle, Portl finished back of leadels. the Presidel Cup open tcmorrow night, will face pennant and Oakland d place nes In whic land rer the playoff. for tko naw Attendance son rea 1 of 4,047.7 mark of ed be to the regul le.\(nn' la 718.716. The PCL clai the first minor 1 4,000,000 mark. STANDING OF T Pacific to hit Ms Coast League W L 105 81 105 81 97 89 96 San Francisco Los Ange] Portland Cakland Seattle Hollywcogd imento Diego SATURDAY'S SBCORES San Francisco 5; San Diego Los Angeles 11; Sacramento & wecod 6; Portland 5 SUNDAY'S SCORES cramer Sacs San Hollywood Seattle 2-2, i 2-4, 3-0; League w 94 89 86 81 73 L Brooklyn St. Lo Boston New York Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Fittsburgh 65 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Bostos Brooklyn 2 Breoklyn New York Louis Phi Chicage 10 3 iean Lrague W 97 85 23 80 8 v Yo roft Boston \Vd"hln“lul\ St. Leuis YESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York Philad2lphia Washington 5; Boston 1 ‘Chicago 5; St. Louis 2. Detroit 1; Cleveland 0 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Chicago 2-2; St. Louis 1-3. Detroit 4; Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 1; New York 0. Ecston 8; Washington 1. - DRIVING OVER HIGHWAY Three residents of Seldovia, Ger- | | policemer Charles H. Shaxp be held a and Jack Hesses have left Amhm-‘ trude Cannon, Alas| states. over the (o the age, traveling Highway enroute a hectic deadlo o 1- San Di2go 3- 416 383 the & zht the af- tie i playoffs Port- gue . of 5 1 6. * tional. Pct. 5 to 3. the 5 ka ANCHORAGE 2 another Anchorage hi coming up on last year's / team and five bers are returing Ted Raf Gordy Bel ison’s b ning Ph fold, ready addition ss has on as four to Coach Earl tap Tom D ven, Howard and Kenyon Mar- year's squad son pre- from From quiss stiff local cente 190 pour ard, weighs who re summ quinte study forw Rafai Donnel year - > - Upsels On Grid Last §azurday NEWLAND Jendar new speculati on the Pacific urday kcen the wprising 14-7 win lom egon r th State '(L\n “n It b ppened! form, Cali- in the clutch-| Navy team| Navy ha lwh up the s rvation beat as Can't importance refutation of Happen Herz Reviewed fornia prove es and out k! its pre-season and out the ot ke gh to progresses. 1 on the statist chart and won the ball game, first over Stanford in the of the two schcols. prime favorite, lad first Idaho score 1 ar 2 meanwhile bettor nesced E rating to bear should scheduls o 13-0 in plugged 1 chateod agai During the Coast: cenferen were 1>d as the third l2ague. forgot to of Utah Utes c© Anyhow, Utah pushed over a third quarter touchdown and con- verted the vital point, in acdditicn to outd: ing and recovering four of ed Oregon State’s f\lmbhw. - AUTOMOBILE SAFETY DRIVE IS POSTPONED ACCOUNT OF WEATHER ign by the Ter- ritorial Highway Patrol and the City Police Department has been pestponed until ather conditions improve. The campaign to check utemobile brakes, lights and horns | was scheduled to have taken place {eday but was postponed because {of the inclement ‘weather. | Highway Patrolman Emmett Bo- { telho and Acting Police Chief Walter | Ginn stated that the nasty weather | would be a discomfert and an in- | convenience to both motorists und ‘They said that tests will oon as weather permits. They cautioned motorists to take dvantage of the delay and get ! their equipment in goed condition, all training period, ce coaches who| lected Oregon State| cngest club dy must the Univer did they know?| m tip off ning, favor- The safety camy has dat2 the it the] | it history | Stanford, the the | on| hdowns in the second,; outrush-! OOTBALL 47 SEASON SCORES ga follow Ohio and 6; eek ich) Wesley 0; Holy Cro: 0. Hamps l'\ e 28 ‘thILL.u\ 13 0; Norwick 13, Michigan 7 Ohio Univ, 34 yirginia 59 I- mouth 6 Text shington 6 Ohio Southern 0 Carolina rolina 14 Tech Rio Grar Denison Purdue 1 onsin 32 Indiana Nebraska 0 Samuel Huston 0; Prairie View Alabama 0; Tulane 21 Oklah 14 “hristian Michigan Missouri T; Lehigh 0; Kings Point Villanova 0; Muhlenberg 38; Lafayett> 0 Clarkston Rochester 19. Western Reserve 0; Dugquese s 14; Massachusetts 6 \eeicut Brown 33 m 38 T State Ohio Cornell 27 13; Yale Army 1 0; Mick State gan 13 34 \A 0; Har 0; Ambherst 0; Illinois A &M 6 14 Willia Mary ia Military Tach Wa nia kansa Houst 13 U. of College 12 Mexico M, 0. ington Bishop (Tex) ston University New and Jefferson Bethany Springfield castern 6 Ohio Bowling higan 19 Norbe (Mass) 41; Green 20; Mic Wis.) 41; Michigan “larkson 19 0 BIH\\U 33; Connecticut Columbia 40; Rutgr St. Lawrence Union Susquek a leware 13 ssissippi 14; ston U. 45; Cincinnati 0; Kentucl Rice 14; LSU 21 Franklin 19; Ind Marquette 33; South Dakota 6; Utah 7. 21; Portland 0, Southwest n State Ccrpus Christi tion 14; East Southwestern i24; Stephen F. Austin 6. FSoutheastern Missouri State C; Arkansas State zona State 25; New M 7; Arizona 27 7; Texas A&M Francisco 37; Nevada lol("z() 41; Case 0. (Los Angeles) (Mexico) 2 14; Florida 6. te 21; Rice 27; Wyoming 1. Orgeon State 6. £ .nford 16 ate 21; Portland 0. iaho 47; British Col- as Naval Air Texas Baptist 0 lege 25, x\H 12 29. 67; C 14. Montana Coll2ze of I umbia 13 Wi Pacific Clark 0. | Mary's |Hawaii 7. So. Oregon Col. of Education 2 tern Orgeon Col. of Educ \.\m.n‘ Washington 35; ,J\. 6. Pacific Lutheran |Sound 0. 21; Y Whitman 7 Univ 13; Lewis (Calif) 27; 19; e s, Leaders in leader: are League through as fol- ! National games of low: Batting: Walker, Philadelphia, .362; Elliott, Boston, 317. Runs, Mize, New York, 137; Rob- ll\on Breoklyn 125. 2uns tatted in—Mize, New York 138; Kiner, Pittsburgh 126. Hits—Holmes, Boston, er, Philadelphia, 186. Home runs—Mize, New and Kiner, Philadzlphia, 51. Strikeouts — Blackwell, Cincin- nali 188; Branca, Brooklyn 146. Pitching—Jansen, New York, 21+ 5, for a percentage of .808; Mun- ger, St. Louis, 16-5, for a reen- tage of .762. York, Col- 190 Wulk-\ o Ithe tumulty Bethume- | | cuit Rennselaer Tex- Sta- Louisiana Institutz 13. | Big Leagues ; 4-1 second 3-1 ixth pl Chicago Cubs 0 victory over the sec Cardinals while the out the fifth place nati Reds, 6-0. and ing the nd Pirates Cincin- l'1 OFBASEBALL © - NOW ENDED BOWLING Second round play Club Tuesday Night ing will start at 7 pm morrow evening, with the playing fcllows : teams 1 vs. 6 alleys eam 8 vs. 4, alleys 1 of the Elks Classic Bn\\l»! Tumu ' uous Events Have | Occurred During Past Six Months of Play By League to- on and | JOE REICHLER Press Sports Writer) for the 4 everybody Dodgers and the paying cus- watched the big will forge which have (Asco Majer 11947 s jexcept |New York Y | more than 20,000,000 | tcmers who hu | league alleys 1 and 2; | and 4 the high = 5 vs. 2 on alleys 3 4 Amitz baseball 1 s Bre ended for klyn 7 on S Triangle | an last | points | whopping | few of we in ave ve e of tars perform us events | probably ericd PAGE THREE yeighth with Lindell moving to third and Rizzuto to seventh. WEATHER PREDICTION NEW YORK, Sept. 20—#—The| eather man today predicted scat tered showers and considerable cleudiness for York City and vicinity tomorrow—opening date of the 1947 World Series >oe ‘DAVIDSON 5 REMAINS ARE SHIPPED SOUTH C. M. Davidson, Saturday morn- his daughter nd son-in-law, Capt. and Mrs, C with Lefty S. Gildersleeve, were shipped south strong second WORLD SERIES STARTS N Spec) Shea, Bucky Harris to World S Hew Finest and fastest transcontinental train built since the war—the all-new, streamlined, diesel-powered Empire Builder leaves Seattle every afternoon for Spokane, Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago. N. D. KELLER, Gen. Passenger Agent Great Nerthern Building Fourth Ave. at Union S Seattle 1, Washingten NEW YORK, Freshman Frank by Manag tomorrow’s for New York Yankees, opposed by 21- Brogklyn's ¢ Sept. 29 named pitch e The remains of ssed away the home the will year-old Ralph 21-game winner Lombardi a er be of Branca 1ce Vic hoice on board the Aleutian Mr. Davidson age, and had com 1ecently in remains south by terment was 80 years of to Douglas only from busi- Wash. His are being accompanied the Gildersleeves, and in- will be at Bellingham H first Am- to hurl rris tabbed Shea, the League rookie ever the first game ol a series, for cpen- duty after yesterds season with the Athletics, but Man- after tiring ness Bellingham ix months, | cccurred during the past ball s\\m They have 1 b | created when Jackie Robin {his debut with the Dod: {come the first negro | Majors in modern times | Four other negroes, Larry Doby nl ! Cleveland, Fred Thompson “Willard Brown of the St Iu||r~. | Browns and Dan Bankhead of the ! Dodgers, followed Robinson to the big leagues, but none captured the enthusiasm of the American sports terday fans as did- the former all-round kanc UCLA athlete The fans also picture of a New smash out a record hemers and yet the standing 13 games pace. Led by Johnny Mize, Willard shall, Walker Cooper and Bob- Thomson, who collected 151 cir- blows among thim, the Giar the cld n WASHINGTON TRAIN IS DERAILED BY ROCK SLIDE; ONE IS KILLED \nm- to crash the WISHRAM, An fireman Wash., Sept. was killed burtied ea eastTound Seattle u a yes- Spo- and severely y when an Portland and passenger train rounded a and struck a rock slid2 by cloudburst t saw the peculiar curve York Giant team caused breaking 221 wind up feurth in “H1 [ twe for other train- injuries, but ors was in- ine and four erturrcd and a pas- coach der Eig d sleepers remained als said off cars ov i was Engineer Oscar Ly's, of uver, Wash., was pinnad in cab, where he Kenneth L. Stolte, Portland, is in dale Wash spital, from - oo his died of Kine to te )1 Mize crashed loc notive Foreman Mize Kiner cf Pittsburg League lead. They ack Wils Naticnal 56 and nine behind Ruth’s 1927 Major gue ard of 60. sterday by drawing ! oldt:mers which cempesed oldtime League headed and Ralph > Ma behind League Babe tand- or re- cord of oo KURSERY SCHOOL 10 OPEN OCT. 6 - saw a team American Kindergar onducted t Ty Cobb House m tod gams of by is former Yanke inning exhibition kees etics e which s winter will open October 6 be held 1 ten Governor's the fifth! Soot from i The m the Ameri- nropn games to 5 c'clock Indians 1-0 ¢ by twogames umpion Red h place defeated through E: beat s akas in second plac Mot the def who 1 interested in children to kin either the Hanfo Alzr over X sh. the W n 5-1 Dizzy Dean Back Although Dizzy Dean great of the Cardinals of the '3 pitched feur scorele innings his first big league appearance since his retirement in 1940, last place Browns were heaten |the sixth place White Sox 5-2 | The third place Braves nipped the Dcdgers 3-2 and the fourth| |place Giants and seventh place| Charles Phils split a doubleheader, the!staying at FROM HOONAH M. Welsh, of Straits Salmon Company, is stopping at the Baranof - IN TOWN Dinsdale of Pelican the Gastineau. the Icy by Hoonah, is FRARCES BERG POPULAR PIANO Keyboard Harmony and Arranging APPROVED BY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION for VETERANS’ TRAINING under G. I. BILL PHONE: 125 25 EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARGUARDT OPTOMETRIST Becond and Franklin PHONE 508 FOR APPOINTMENTS BE A ClllROPODlST | Easy Home Study Course Qualifies You for Praclice “Dector of Podiatry” Degree Conferred—Write: THE ALASKA COLLEGE OF CHIROPODY P. 0. Box 2894-L, Juneau, Alaska Haines Cutoff Now Open To FAIRBANKS or ANCHORAGE Trip Leaves Juneau EVERY THURSDAY See J. B. BURFORD for Reservations "IiHA\\ IRIIRA\ | 4[4 w.)f/ 4 rail- | | surprises. ® field, Phil Rizzuto at shorts Shotton still refused to D tarting Dodger LODGE at the Baranof rvations and transportation arrancements adv. 604-4t the on the won and lost record: Is the best bet. Leo Durocher made e mistake of using a “sleeper,” ut Davis in the 1941 opener b 1 re pitching his Whiz Wyatt, and k2 never got out of the barrel if Branca works tomorrow he’ll be ready to come back iully rested for {the fifth me, A full three-day est is a “must” for Branca who not effective with less nca top man of the staff 21-12, ace, HREE FEATHERS Shotten cperates on the the- that lefthanded pitching is' his bet against the Yankees, he iy call on Lombardi, a half pint outhpaw who makes up for lack fast ball with a cute and goed control curve PAR EXCELLENCE Ci seme coneern about ruce Edwards, whose right have been battered by s were in good nal tune-up at Field this morning. Edwards urse, start, but Shotten Bragan yesterday in in case Bruce’s fingers may nct be akle to take further battering in the series The Yankee lineup will carry Harris disclosed he tomary batting ord Stirnweiss at second Tommy Henrich in right field, 3erra, catching, Joe DiMa center iield, George M 1 at first base, Bill Johnson at base, Johnny Lindell in left op and Shea, whose season record is 14-5. | Should a lefty start for the Dodg- ers, Berra will start but he will bat | Ebbe will, of ¢ used Bobby Boston just THREE FEATHERS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Empire State Building, New York, U.S. A. no will follew with base, Larry his cus Geo! ELLIS Alll LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Petershurg and Wrangell With ecnnections to Craig, Klawock, Hydaburg and steamners for Prince Kupert, Vancouver, and Seattle fOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 Hmd Cad At 3rd Annual {Deer Hunters’' Derqy 1947 PRIZE AWARDS Previously Sponsored by Case = .ot Grecery DARNELL’S Sport Center Will Award ‘ PRIZES for the BEST DEER ANTLERS Brought to Our Store This Season Taken in the Juneau Area l st PRIZE ... INETON AUTOMATIC SHOT GUS. ' The Award will be made for the LARGEST l)l“hR HORNS according to Dr. Churche’s rules for measurmg trophies. The widest spread, longest points and largest diameter at the base are more important than the number of points. Any horns with an odd point will be docked the length of that point. F()R THE MOST UNIFORM HORNS AND BEST 2nd pRllE * "% ROPHY—3 POINTS OR OVER. All horns must be from Alaska Black-Taijled l)eer taken this season. Only the horns will be entered and they must be connectéd with bone and in their natural state. 3rd PRIZE. THE JUDGES WILL BE: JACK O'CONNOR, Fish and Wildlife Service MILO CLOUSE, Alaska Sportsmen’s Assn. BUCK HARRIS, Registered Guide —The awards will be made shortly after the hunting season and the decisior. of the judges w ill be final. One set of antlers cannot win more than one prize. ——These prizes are offered in the interest of good sportsmanship and good will. There are no strings attached. Y ) N \ \ \ [} 3 § 3 \ 3 i L A MODEL 70 — (30-06) WINCHESTER RIFLE A 30-30 W ESTER RIFLE WILL BE GIVEN A HAND-MADE HUNTING KNIFE WILL BE AWARDED FOR THE MOST UNUSUAL AND “FREAKISH” SET OF ANTLERS from Alaska Black-Tailed Deer bagged this season. J. B. BURFORD, Juneau Agent 1. POWELL, Haines —All antlers will be on display at DARNELL'S Sport Center until the end of the season and will then be returned to their owners . 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