The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 3, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO e i kam‘i i THE DAIL\ ALASKA EMPIRE— Yankees- out on strik: in fast to ’__|fly. Lindell y in time and tin .ll l him out Sixth gdlh(“ walked. Stanky held second | No runs, no hits, n After throwing a strike, Bevens)left on base walked on four straight balls | Dodgers— Walker Hermanski forced popped to S to Juhmunimfl ki third base e behind the catch just inside tk Inning Me Q‘ nn was called manski raced in Johnson's Rizzuto ]mc“l st to Furillo in dead center errors, walked, tirnweiss Her- who 2 foul s one JUNEAU, ALASKA Says He Is Torfure Vidim runs, no hits, no errors, two lne fivst base. Edwards on base. struck out for the third straight| Steand) Tiy ‘time Furillo flied to Henrich ReBkg up for,in right field. cll's Lopper and threw him! NO Tuns, no hits, no errors, one tirst. -~ Rizzuto alleft on. base. into left field past the d glove of Jorgensen third pitch second, at rapped wal to Bevens, | in itwo pitch Gregg who started Gregg to Reese to Robinson ) stole sliding C the low throw which ced off Reese’s glove into cen- field No runs, no left on base. the next pitch to center field, with second. Stirnweiss Maggio. Mar l)mnd(‘d hitter no errors, one|for Gregg. Vaughan eighth base Bevens, ed hold fown swinging one hit w Edwards hird strike. struck out Furillo was ” (Continuea /mm Page One; I Pl Rizzut wen No ! I mi Seyenth Inning Bevens lked on Henrich a hits, ky Vau was sent aiked on bal no errors, struck out. a three and bounced double play ghan, in left- to hit a It Is the by was issued one short of the record of none to| Dodgers— Jorgensen lined to Di-| 8 FRIDAY OCTOBLR 3 1947 A tea room will be open and will serve light refreshments, Highl the children will be the , & traditional fea- FLOWN HEREBY PAA; ture that has delighted Juneau kids for the puast 15 years. The Bazaar 39 ARE (ARRIED OUT which been an annual affair ior may ars was not held during Amer Arways brought, " Y _ lin 14 pass n Seattle 3 ete sounouna thenr. rre- MILDRED HERMANN SAILS o 1ot eronian - ON LOUISE; WILL TOUR Wiam cnooman. Mary coic- SIATES, VISIT CHILDREN me ¢ out, Rizzuto to McQuinn. 9 given up by Jack Coombs of the . walked on a three and|Philadelphia Athletics in the 1910 wo pitch. Gregg struck out on)|World series. Stanky popped to three pitches. Rizzuto kehind second bas2. Mc- Yo runs, no hits, no errors, one,Quinn made a fine stop of Reese’s . i left on base. torrid smash along the first base Third Inning line and stepp>d on the bag for | "‘ Yankzes—Gregg needed only|the unassisted putout Sia {three pitches to strike out Henrich.j No runs, no hits, no errors, one P 5 i : _ ; ik i left, on base Joseph Cannen, 14, holds knife and rope he says were by two {Robinson grabbed Berra's hard hit 1eft ase s 2k e M e e e il o 0 fl {grounder deep in back of first| Eighth inning youths in torturing him while he was held captive nearly two s ase and barely beat the runner{ Yankess— Hank Behrman, a in an isclated mourtain cabin near Mountain Mome, Idaho. The to the bag for the unassisted put-{tighthander, now pitching for the two youths are charged with mayhem. 0 Pho ag r d pu 7 out. Dedg Berra grounded sharply —— — — _ < e~ DiMaggio walked for the secondito Stanky who threw him out. ot straight time, qon four straight|Jorgensen fumbled DiMaggio's easy a in on his stomach to avoid being{en the error. Hermanski racad nippe off first by a quick peg{over to left-center to haul in Mec- ! i from Gregg. |Quinn’s high fly, Jorgen:an came f’ uinn topped a roller mlm fast to scoop up Johnson's roll- e n headlines for Fall! t the plate and when E:l-:“ and threw him out ! wa w wild to first, McQuinn' No ns, no hits, one error, one X T . o raced to second on the error, and jleft on base. McCall's ul swing-back coat with I i0. who had raced to third,; Dodgers Robinson smacked Bev- {ried to score on the play but'ens’ pitch on one bounce directl \ the hood »ns on or off in a trice! ball was retrieved in right-!to Johnson who threw him out nd was fired to Edwards'Walker tapped to Bevens who eas- S Tt : ) G home plate who tagged Di- iy tossed him out at first. Definitely a“'must” in the up-to-the-minute wardrobe! Maggio standing up fully 9 feet| This enable Bevens to tie Red WO homb \Ruffing’s world series record of The official scorer ruled Me-,Pitching 7 2/3 innings without al- Quinn's roller in front of the lowing a h Ruffing accomplish- / ) plate was a hit with Edwards be- €d the feat in the opening game )/ o ing charged with an error on his Of the 1942 series against the / e hre i 0 it i Cardinals. i o Id throw to f .d/ . [ 20‘-}2( Yo Tuns, cne bit, one error, one; Henrich made a sensational ! £ - o : Yt 3 ¢ Her QUALITY SINCE /5687 ] Fas gloved-hand leaping catch of Her- I X rers—Stanky walked for the manski's drive which appearad oo Soonl sboRiGht ) dnhoe headed for the scoreboard and a — — Lindell in fast to catch!certain extra base hit to retire the s fly in short left. Bevens' side and assist Bevens in creating e Y 5 % | to Robinson was wild at new world series mark by pitch- ATjovers kiss 15 implanted by Elizabeth Me Bristol, | anky raced to second ““f‘ e ERte HILRes punINgs her sweetheart's lips as they met fer the first time in N | | miade 3 Bosstionsl s e S8 hits, no erTors, nONE o ey Miss Meade flew in from Bristol, Va. Both are victims of fi e “m",\ul\ of R»:fi"“;“’,’; fouLat S ~ile dread merve diccase known as multiple selercsis and both are | @ b @ °® L4 b ® '“,l»"x o l:,m 2 ‘.‘"&:(‘ f;f,:”b, Nnth Inning confined to wheelcha Tcliznder read all about Elizabeth RIS An{a Bhke fust 'nalap Thb. . SANKeeS s Linqell ¢ isple in the builetin of the National Mutiple Sclerosis Saciety, formed to line. 1887 BAR APPSO make war on the devastating disease. Manny then corresponded with | who threw to Recse at second to 3 : b i No runs, no hits, no errors one Elizabeth, and after several m cxchange of letters, they fell in | |, No runs, no Rits, no errors D€ gocq pingell. Bevens bunted in i il i . 1 left on base. Ifront of the plate and Edwards 10v¢ by mail. Their one great desire meet while still able to Koust Inolog threw to late to catch Rizauto at 2Pd then appealed to the society, wh sicted in bringing about | b rikAgs Johnson smashed a £econd, all ‘runners being safe. It| this dramatic me (Internationa triple into the deepest centerfield scored as a sacrifice for Bey T ¥ g = 5 g gl cerner, the ball bouncing in front and a fielder's choice. G e parated much of the time of the gate, 400 feet away. | Stirnweiss dropped a lazy single Iamomu; R“a . laughter, Rebe was Lindell doubled high off the into short center field, Rizzut ccreen in right-center scoring Teaching third and Bevens second. Seekmg Divorce Tabazop ., Hugh Casey, yesterday's Dod: Rizzuto reached for an outside Pitching hero, replaced Behrman From Orson Welles s pitch and bounced to Robinson on the mound. ! 5 Baranof ! 2D who made the putout unassisted Henvich tapped Casey’s first pitch )S ANGELES, Oct. 3 —(P—Or- S | y as Lindell moved to third. gk toishe boxe anid; the «Horgl the actor-writer-direc- SONS OF NORWAY i Reese fumbled Bevens' sharp Dedger pitcher started an innir own as the ation ‘O Fellows. Hall® B / grounder, recovered in time to ending doutle play when kL tertainment sturdey, (Octy4’ Soolkl ana throw him out as Lincell held to Edwards at the plate, for v amorous wife, rcfreshments —adv. 698-12] ' m carle third Rizzuto and Edwards whipped to , rth “great mer g v 4 nstantly converted for Stirnweiss was called out on Robinson at first to catch Henrich i e RERE FROM KAKE cleaning furniture, | strikes. i rM FMI RO hilts PRI o0 she alleges in C. R f Kake, Alaska, | P . a d | One run, two hits, no errors, one, left on base. /5 A dik 2t AL thie Darasot. ki draperies, bare floors an left Dodgers— Edwards stepped to B ieda ety Dottt (N linoleum. Dodg riced 0z mlste, TRe fust ‘pioch was 8 DRI S LG TE of ed e IN TOWN | / back into deep centerfield to make'So was the second. Edwards e Tialhy: Was Ahes “ineiasttte ] gt ¢ i a spectacular gloved-hand catch of ©d the next pitch on a lne o/, v ongs of matrimony have been stay \ Easy to use from floor Hermanskl's DiMag- deep left field but Lindell back-)Mate 0 ) ) Bann )\ to ceilin |pio apparently twisted his right ¢d up against the wall and haul- “SLUC® iy i santel Don E. Little of S Q o ankle after catching the ball and ed in the drive Monica, Calif, in 1943 have ing at the Baranof Hotel time was called as the Yankee Furillo up. The first pitch was ®7777%" =77 8" i der s il 2 Cleans rugs fast and trainer trotted out to examine the @ calied strike | eretmmm————— conterfielder DiMaggio appeared' Ball one, high and outside. EYES EXAMINE INSE IBED thoroughly. To tho. 10w S EXAMINED LENSES PRESCR Picks up stubborn dog hairs, thread and lint. Keeps rug colors fresh. More Hoover for the money than ever before. See us now for details about the New Hoover, Model 27.7 ™ It beats...as it sweeps ..., us it cleans See lodern Appliiance Now 'h'uilub!(» at the ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & PUWEH CO, ful Dispen Dependable 24-hour El * IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIII”IIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIHHIII Cheer 2 2 e for ihis and other irt and play was resumed. u. Ball three, high and inside Edwards was called out on | (vikee. Furillo fouled to Berral Ball four, Furillo walked, the behind the plate. ! pitch bouncing past Berra against No runs, no hits, no errors, none | the screen, but Furillo was un- 161t on Bass. lable to pass first. This was Bey- {ens’ ninth walk to tie the record Fifth Inning {set by Coombs. i Yankees— Henrich grounded to) Jorgensen up. He fouled to Mc- |Reese who threw him out on a{Quinn who made the catch ncar | close pla the first base field boxes. y made a brilliant one-{ Reiser, lefthanded batter, pinch-| handed pickup to his left of Ber-|{hit for Casey. Al Gionfriddo ran! {ra's savage drive and tossed him|for Furillo. {out Reiser up. Ball one, high; strike | DiMaggio sent a high pop to one, foul behind ,the plate; ball | Stanky who made the catch stand- two, high; ball three, high, and ing on second base. Gionfriddo lit out for second and No runs, no hits, no errors, none slid in safely uncer Berra’s high Ithrow. 1t was a stolen base. Reis-| Jorgensen walked onler was given a tase on balls, } regg fowled off aftenth walk by Bevens. ch, then tcok four bad cnes| Ed Miksis ran for Reiser and| a base on balls, moving Jor-'!Harry Lavagetto—a righthanded !gensen to second. Joe Page—left- batter—was sent in to hit for| [handed ace—and Randy Gumpert,|stanky [ | iander, started warming up ' Lavagetto up. Strike one swing-| |in Yankee bullpen. ing; Lavagetto cracked a double | | Stanky dropped a sacrifice bunt over Henrich's head over the right lin front of the plate and was out.|field wall, the first hit of the| |Barra to Stirnweiss who covered game off Bevens, scoring Gionfrid i | fi with Jorgensen moving to do and Miksis with the tying and| third and Gregg to second winning runs. The Dodgers win 1 Recse bounced to Rizzuto who 3 to 2. | tlipped to Johnson, who tagged| Two runs, one hit, no one | | Gregg sliding into third Jorgen- left on base. ! |sen scored on the fielder’s choice | o ey |and Reese was safe at fi Reese ! 5 | was credited with a run batted Waitresses and Fountaln Girls n 1wantrd at Perey’s Cafe. Reese - stole second and went on g, i8 to third on Berra's wild throw, PELICAN VISITORS which bounced off Rizzuto’s glove - 1.;@ yolled into centerfield. Rob- Pelican guests registered at the H-aon went down swinging Baranoi are Oscar Dobers, Mr One lun no hits, one error, one Ralph Montagne, Jr, Mrs. Beta |'”"|"“ left on hase Grim, Robert Hartley DR. D. D. MARGUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and Franklin PHONE 505 FOR APPOINTMENTS Junean Shores’ Will not have any fresh fryers for their dealers and cusiomers for sev- eral weeks. We are saving pullets for laying hens. After this period, we plan to have more-fryers than ever . . . Watch for our Announcement. (- OSRNECE ) Walter W ley, Svd Nelson Gorden Anderson, Doreen Ander- son, Denald Anderson, Douglas An- derscn, Darline Anderson Robert Gib- and infant Dean, sh, Robert Hart- On an ext d tour of the Uni- ted States, Mrs. Mildred R. Her mann, - local attorney, left ' this morning on the SS Prineess Louise he plans to thke Canadian National Railway from Prince Ru pert and her first stop will ko Washington, D. C., where she will attend a meeting of the General Federation of Women's Ciubs of which s a board member. Dur- ing in Washington sh will attend a tea given at the White House. While will visit and also Heward Zimmerman, on, Fern Young ld Young. iu to Ketchikan: R. B. Clif- H. R. Forhand, M. Cas- George Byman to Seattle: cain Juneau W. C. Hic n Cass, Dow Walker, 1, Loren Basner, Mar- Cecilin Thibodeau, Sam Thomas Moore, Warren Daniel Tweit ew Armeur, icia Armour ic Adams he is with visit w hu in the {riends with a reity States J in Florida, daughter fellow Mexico 1d her son, Chec, pre-law course College in will bhe Lauree Armour, Pa- Tom White, Hliam Nelson, Steig Osman rtin, Chester Barthole- artholemew, Susan Clifford Schoening, R. C. Dillon. Allen Gaunt, Phyllis Gaunt, ling Arent Agnes Arentsen, H. Jones Albert Marchand, Jessie nd, Roy Hoffman, Joe sil munds, Leona ark Edmunds. D her Wil " taking Washington Mrs. several a State Hermann months. - Read the Wantads for bargalns. Bnlh( lrh.(' Joan Dillen, at Pullman El- E gone for March- Hawkins, Edmunds, S N T T P T I For Sale Homes Business Opportunities Warm Springs Pleasure Resort Readhouse FRANK RICHARDS will open its docrs at 2 Post Office Box 435 ok ol el SITKA—ALASKA at 8 o'clock in the evening. | s CATHOLIC BAZAAR TO OPEN DOORS TONIGHT Catholic Parish Bazaar will open tonight at 8 o'clock and prom- ises fun and frolic for all. There will be boothdselling needlework, home-made candy and handmade Tomorro afternoon the 4 The articles Bazaar b will JUNEAU PLUMBING & HEATING CO. PLUMBING—HEATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL “VELDING Third and F' ranklm PHONE 787 NORTHILAND SAILINGS NORTHEBOUND (Juneau) SOUTHBOUND October 4 October 7 Octeher 18 October 21 November 4 ovember 1 IENRY GREEN - AGENT SERVING SOPTHEASTERN ALASKA-DEPEMDABLY NORTHLAND TRANSPORTMION 0. Announcing Gur NEW STANDARD PRICE Salmen Creek Country Club 3 Miles North of Juneau on Glacier Highway FRIED CHICKEN Salad . . . Hot Biscuits . French Fries . Honey . . . Coffee 2.00 SUNBAY SPECIAL HAM DINNER Salad - Vegefable Potatoes Hot Biscuits — Honey - Coffee $1.50 ==n- l COURTESY GUEST CARDS Issued to our Out of Town V_isitors Dining - Dancing - Cockiails