The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 21, 1947, Page 3

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 1947 BASEBALL TRADING TURMOIL About Deals Made by St Loqis Browns -(P—The s have of Nov k ST LOUIS New the to ery added their voice alarm emanating from’several ba the St. Loui: ball Browns' startling trading activities, quarters over | Y e President Daniel R. Top- claiming » doesn’t want “to] e the American League become | a sev ae,” yesterday n-club I asked for @ complete investigation of the Browns' player trades. i e already transfe players to Boston veland Indians for players of unkno best six of their Red Sox and the Cl in exchang quality and an unannounced am- ount of cash. Topping's statement said the | yanks will request that, th Baceball Commissioner A B Chandler and League President Wilham Harridge, “a complete in- vestication of the situation be made.” William O. Dewitt, Vice President and General Mana + of the Brow! declined comment on the Yar protest. He said the an- swer would have to come frem President R Muckermann of the is out of the city and Har also de- fcr the time being. clined comment Glen L wallar, St. Louis Globe- ports writer who reports ames, however, of the ue right said, in a Globe-Democrat story, the Yankees' protest was “ri- giculeus” and pointed out it was othing new ior a team fto !)1'(‘1\}{‘ up its roster Connie Mack who traded a big share of his Philadelphia team in 1933, said the de: by the Browns would nct “help our AP SPORTS - ROUNDUP HUGH FULLERTON, JR. LW YORK, Nov. 21—®—The league any.” guys who appear the least con- cerned about Bob Rodenberg's threat to buy the St. Louis Browns and transfer them to Baltimore are the International Leaguers, who would lose some of their most valu- able territory if the deal should go through. Loafing around Prexy Shaughnessy’s office just taking off for Florida, Leo the Syracuse Club's chief volun- | teered: “T can give you the answer to that; George M. Cohan was going to buy a Major League Club for 40 years, but he never did. “A couple of years ago a bunch of us started figuring how much it weuld cost to move the Browns, jotting down various items. We reached 2% million so fast we just gave up.” Miller went on to explain that it was at the International Leagu insistence that the rule on “draft- ing” territory was changed so as to give the invaded league full com pensaticn and Shaughnessy added “Baltimore isn't a Major League city with a last place club—and that’s what they will be for several years, atleast. What doycu think of | those trades? I wender what Minor League they'rs planning to move | into.” -~ | Shag ¢ before | Miller, FINAL EXAM Just after Michigan scored its {fifth touchdown against Wisconsin last Soturday, Dick Riftnburg, the end who caughlit the paydirt pass, raced back into the huddle and| asked “Captain Hilkene, is it okay now if we mention that word r-o-s-€ b-c-w-1?” . . .Anyway, he can spell it as well as play in it.” INCORPORATIONS The following concerns have fil- ed Articles of Incorporation with the office of Territorial Auditor Frank, A. Boyle. Douglas Plumbing and Heating Co., Inc, of Douglas, formed by C. J. and B. W. Smith and M. E. Monagle. It is capitalized for $100,000 and stock is divided into 1,000 shares at $100 par value per share. Service Cab Co., Inc., of Anchor-| age, formed by Jack L. and Mar- garet Ann Ward, Jesse W. and An-! geline Lanman. It is capitalized for $50,000 and stock is divided into 50,000 shares having a par value of $1 per share. who finished eighth |? ed | £ club to ;% | Tew 1A FOOTBALL PICKINGS ARE MADE Yankees Séné Up Squawk Associated Isress Forecast- 1 er Making Good Rec- ord on Predictions | By HAROLD CLAASEN | PopWarner 2 FIGHTERS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU. ALASKA | Dying Boy Gels Wsh‘ COMING SOON 20th Century Theatre BOWLI The ¥ Friday wig 5 | the Elks Alleys or the ”n ”n IS Honoretl IN IRAINlNG lnst_mateh of . Forever Amber | . Home G I Nel- et son and Vets Administ I ATe NEW YORK, Nov. Zi—{#®—Gilenr FOR BIG Go all tied for first place and Pama- 3. (Pop) Warner is the latest re- | ray Club is ne point behind of the New York Touch- | It is possi Pamaray to nose down Club’s award for his “out- : out the I place teams standing contributions” to football.| POMPTON LAKES N. J. Nov and in « e, one game “I'm really not worthy of it,” the | 2! I members of Joe will te played to decide win- yea master of the coachir 7 camp retinue werej ner of the first half, fart told 200 unbelieving spor! entery and nausea to- | Art E % } Grocery figures as the club’s tenth annual 1e malady had no appar- ! L Capt oitation ‘wis presented 1o iHEn o6& effect the heavyweight | Stewart just laughed, and Bill \ e e e Bveweny lnst| champion as he prepared for his, Ray sald: “I'm not n {nwve ! HOLIDAY TREAT 1 Dec. 5 with Jersey Joe been in the service 3 Here are a few of our Swiss § rg t nteresting bits of | Walcott « W wt of ([ Specialties: thall history with which Warner| B!l Bottems, Louis' camp chef ! Wi Swiss Miniature alea his listeners was a refer- | fOF the past 10 years; Freddie Wii- o # 7 Chocolates . . Ib. $2.00 ence to his iirst coaching job—at -;!'d ‘\”T K‘\ BERLL “‘y“"\“’n "““\“ R‘;_‘(l" A’“'.’ Macaroon Cake . . . $1.20 Iowa State in 18 g p| ALESL SRCH champies 5 iy gty o1 Quadruplefs Born ) s Tttes . - box 185 » week. “T was fortunate in getting | Were freated by the camp physis § C‘:vlifimu?Ceoékie; L, it Nh Baine i /as young * | ¢ian, Dr. Clarence Hogans I F w p . battered three sparring partne I Write for our complete P so- ¥ Holiday Price List. NEW YORK, No 21 g This is the f 1 big weekend of college | feotkal is season and is the Sat- of m- ‘when previous form and go out the \\m-‘ dow i B ng that the will nough to pe duplicate week's s when 70 winners were named cor-| r 12 were missed for an| That lifted the of 854 to 463 correct of ason'’s for 819 week incorrect This verage lections ( JCLA ! rumph would the Trojans ti opr unity of playing in t Rose Bowl and they should get t victory on the! quarterbacking and passing of Jim Powers and George Murphy. Shaky field leadership has cost UCLA several games and could fatal in this fray Chio State-Michizan: It is doubt- ful whethe Wolverines will duplicate their 58 tc 6 massacre of L year ago. But they have the to do it. Michigan H Notre me: This game only in that it ends the time beinz at least—an- series. T Irish have too power for Tulane. i Harvard-Yale ! Harvard-Yale: There is so much tradition connected with this one 70,000 p ns, including A. A g, will sit in on it. A supe ior Yale iine and the apparent re- turn to form of Levi Jackson gives lis the edg> over improving ' Califg rn California give be ths other much Since the Ala- have lost their ex- have yiclded just touchdowns in their last five And they have Lowell Harry Gilmer their ama linemen weight they two mes and side, too. Southern firs Firman-Ge c on Methodist-Baylor: The Tech: The ia sec- Midwest i-Kansas: This is the version of the Harvard- or Notre Dame-Army games victory for either team could mean the Big title for that club, depend what happens in the Ok raska affair, stick with Evans. Kan- In on Ray olina-Duke: This con- test will all the pleasantries of a civil war. The Tar Heels have found themselves after those early season setbacks. North Caro- lina. { Penn State-Pittsburgh: Penn: State to win and finish undefeat- | ed ' Skipping hurry: North over the others in a FRIDAY 3 Pacific over Fres- no; Wake Forest over Duquesne; ! Florida over Miami SATURDAY | EAST—Colgate over Boston U.; Columbia over wcuse; Georg: town over George Washington; Holy Cross over Fordham, Boston College over St. Mary Princeton over Dartmouth; Delaware over Washington & Lee. | MIDWEST: Illlinois over North- western; Oklahoma over Nebraska; Purdue ov Indiana; Wisconsin over Minnesota; Detroit cver Tul-‘ College of sa. SOUTH—Clemson over Auburn; Georgia over Chattanooga; i ippi State over Missi Southern; Tennessee over Ken- tucky; Vanderbilt over Maryland. | SOUTHWEST: Rice over Texas Christian, 1 Huskies Picked WEST—California over Stan- ford; Colorado A&M over Wyo- ming; Marguette =~ over Arizona; Oregon over Oregon State; Texas Tech over New Mexico; Washing- ton over Washington State; Brig- ham Young over San Diego Stat Pepperdine over California Tech. SUNDAY San Francisco over Villanova.' BUILDING PERMITS The following building permits have been issued recently by City Engineer James L. McNamara: Pat Doyle, Tenth Street and Harbor Way, $500, construct frame garage. Joan Walker, 445 South Frank- lin Street, $500, construct new mar- quee, work to be done by Walter Stutte and Son. Ed Skarit, 837 West Tenth Street, $250, repair foundations on piling and caps. >oee Try the want-ads for bargains! e e a total of six rounds his We'ek’s WALCOTT TAPERS DOWN { quadruplets tc a farm woman| 3} a 2 LOCH, N. J., Nov. 21 near Frunze. A special medical| SW'SS ,I)ASTR' o Joe Walcott, training here service has been set up for their | LS Grld Games Dec. 5 fight with heavy= care, the dispatc aic | | SM champion Joe Lc is tap- - | & ff his ring work because his, BABY TENDA | 3 1325 FIFTH AVENUE Caly two more Saturdays of manager, Joe Webster, fears the s I'he New Safety Chair for Baby TEL. SE 4227 ular play remain on the regu- challenger is “getting down too S ~7l" Ph. Blue 115 for des-onstration . K lar calendar of collsgiate football !ine RS i 739-6 his fall. Here are the - major| Wcbster has limited Walcott toj --oid Jerry Brouillete, peering out the window of his oxygen i S ames schedulad for tonight, to- four rounds of boxing on each of visits with his two brothers a few hours before he died. The morrow and Sunday the last two days Navy crdered the plane tender Duxbury Bay, then 70 miles at s to EAST o B Tt o TP put in at San Diego, Calif., so Radioman 1/¢ Norman Brouillette Beston Coilege vs. St. Mary's. | (right d reach his brother in Hastings, Neb. Jerry had been BUCknSL Vel S ! | Hector Brouillette, Jr. (left), stationed at Port Hueneme, Calif. ® ’ Columbia vs. Dartmouth vs Fordham vs Harvard vs. Syracuse Princeton ! Holy Cross. J Yale i 21.—(—The d today the birth | (f} I MOSCOW viet pre: No: SEATTLE 1, WASH. nnounce Photo. . e CAR SHINES! SAN FRANCISCO - I 1111 E— t from Jim Richardson Lafayette vs. Lehigh i oach Less Cunningham Maryland vs. Vanderbilt. i ent in the winning goal in the Merch. Mar. vs. Hofstra. \ Ho(KEY SQUAD ame period on Pete Wyrot's assist Penn State vs. Pitt i mnd Strain added the clincher in T > v§. W. Virginia i the third ‘ g T | 04 BACK IN LEAD wee | | JOHNSON'S | @15 s0 easy tokeep your car MIDWEST | TOowa cITY Nov. 21.—(®— gleaming with JOHNSON'Ss CARNU. Hi v f‘:,mllli“l- I Dr. Eddie Anderson, glad that “‘we Wi : BIRI’HDAY pAR]’Y ") | AR N Cleans and polishes in one sim- llana vs. Purdu +got thir straightened out,” is (By The Assoc Press) 1 s Keniken.vs: AHssourt Cofie to atay 8 Bead Gothall coashy gar B : BE HELD MONDAY AT ple‘operation=temovih SORR E::d?qm“(‘( Al il jat the University of Iowa i ¢f the Paciiic Coast Hockey League's ! WAX-FORTIFIED o and, maintains original Michigan vs. Ohio State Anderson, whose cral resignation scuthern division last night, de- “00“ BY Bpw (lUB Cleans and Polishes shining finish. For a beautiful, Minnesota vs. Wisconsin {was refused by the University's feating the San Diego Skyhawks YOUR CAR leami i Nebraska vs. Oklahoma Board in control of athletics, look- ra il e s i T 1 ONE Easy Application gleaming Cag SYRryPgs aiien Nows Dame v TWaDS led ahead to an expanded program THe 'victory gR98°tHs :x(;l\“m ko] -Hexh MEBARS dons Aambers. o €t inexpensiys CARIN. 16.pis: Tulsa vs. Detroit piEs B : ictory gave the Shamrocks|i,e Business and) Prof al Wo- i e {Shat 1t followed through Wil 45’ thtal. ot 15 pOIA! e pAink ribre | i o R e o Mode b Hhe soherst serve, the Repytiful- lustra. that bk | some real good in the future i than the idle Fresno rinkmen who 5 Coamed by Canadion Pacitic (R you get with CARNU, use John- h e | The statement by Anderson, Who previously led the division el : i Al D e s | resigned on the eve of Towa's 13- Two games are slated tonight LS, Honored guests at Monday’s Flackis o Mlami . y Gver Minnesota last Satur- Angoles appearing at Oakland and juncheon will be the members Wwho Georgia vs. Chattanooga tday because of “loose talk” about New Westminster, B. C., at Van- paye birthdays during November % b el el ‘him and his squad, came shortly couver, B. C - o ibe il y ol e S Laiter the athletic hoard announced Neil Strain scored two goals, one DOWN GCES PRICE Miss, State vs. Miss. So. Jast night it hac refused his resig- unessisted, in the Shamrock victory — Latest Style, Laaies ‘inter Wool Made in the U.S. A : N. Carolina State vs. Virginia, |"*U°" | over San Diego coats, all sizes, good szlection, New Wik e e Dl e i — e 1| The San Franciscans were behind | York Prices, $33.95. Special Price by the makers of Johnson’s Wax Wm. & Mary vs. Bowling Green.' J1-2 entering the second period but for November only. The Bon | #Jobnso a'vegldtered trademark d SOUTHWEST ‘83‘{ S(ou] Tnoop 23 1.5”' in tied the score in 31 seconds ' Marche. adv, 736! ylor vs. SMU i o e A v TCU | HAS LIVELY MEETING xas T. vs. N. Mexico ROCKY MOUNTAIN | Troop 23 met in the Holy Trinity Denver vs. Colorado. | parish Hall at. 7:30. d Utah State vs, Utgh \ First we had roll call then in- > 7 Wyoming vs. Colo. A&M | spection. We had a pony express’ fl < WES'I_ game where the mes: California vs. Stanford I laved . onegon Siste v Oregon. " naa ot g rce whien GENERAL {/(; ELECTRIC SR e 1th» Eagle patrol won. : . Oregon . R [ S o We practiced the points of the APIONS jecs s, then we had a contest to . ! see which team could put the cards gfi—-fi‘p HERE FROM SiTKA i which were in a ring on It was a tie S between Beavers and Eagles. J. V. Lawrence, Della Lawrence and Wiliilam F. Stuart, all of Sitka, are | segistered at the Baranof. | ¢ the present time, the Fox pa - e | trol is ahead in the point contest.} HAVE DESSERT AT Bob Boochever dismissed j Martha Society Bazaar Nov. 21— meeting at 9 o'clock 7-10 p.m. Sewing, candy, goodies, ) EDDY DULL, Troop Secribe. greeting car fish pond, Girl; Wiy el GUSTAVUS VISITOR “harles Parker of 1g at the Gastin —adv. 738-t2 | Scout booth. e Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad sta) Gustavus au. A Suggestion for Solving Your Gift Problems Presented By THE CLOTHES CLOSET e AS ¢ EASY ® AS 1. YOU phone them the dates to be remembered. THEY will remind you. Help you make a selection. Wrap the gift attractively. 3. YOU enjoy the exciting moment when that “certain someone” opens an alluring gift at the right time. Goldstein Building Phone 557 B e e ) all the Mrs. J. Lloyd Ripley, Max Penrod | points of the compass. 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