The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 26, 1948, Page 2

PAGE TWO THREEBOUTS BASEBALL ARESTOPPED TRAIN apped by a damaged orb PR ROUNDUPOF : SPORT NEWS ;- me of the boy ued, First baseman Earl ling finger has been and Torgenson hopes ction soo contir gers. Yest he bad inning blue g ‘frame against < Pitcher lked five batters E liowed one hit to enable Y to scor s to coincide of Kent can’t e putlicizin great triumpt red to stud early so SAN 'V‘ ANCISCO—Ir ined the » was out more not or basketball § ver a heap weat filling Chem 5 was leaving the court one night last season—the ional Bur®u of ‘vlu\ F ington, D. C nity. A 1 the first time number of es in positions of court ring Chemist, (N tud, in Pub- und and re- lic Health S ed t you we out t count No written test will be given s will be rated ¢ decided it was time to have ( eyes (\\l“lm‘d and he was with con Red stey them, he look e basis of season to become an o defensive pl. y SEATTLE RAMNIERS - erience des- her info red "Lm forms | his only logical contender, to NBA: s ol % ssio; local secretary, ! of lhlgnking. is 34. 2 &i 143, Detroit, 6. um% “eaxm%z a 1blue suit. Al;‘)one‘ SHAP losl“e S‘REAK Ethel: C. Hookman -at the: Ju & “ ot vhamipions — Hante| e having informaticn as to his w] ere- | N post Office. heavyweight Lesnevich, bam’m e @ ® ® s ® 06 0 0 0 o ."nhoutg is asked to contact the City | ————. Ao p ¥ ] 3 o | Police Departmem | BAKERSFIELD, Calif. March 25 N B 2 ycen Huly, TIDE TABLE e e - #—The Seattle Rainiers snapped NEW CUA(H MAVED mn,,am P . ol i Tailor-d by a seven-game losing streak yester- . MARCH 27 o 1 2 day with 8.2.0 exhitition win over AT VALLEY COLIEGE . .l | the rival Portland Beavers, SAN BE R'\ AR50, Calif., March MOOSE plANNING ® Hi i % 1N alif., Ma gh tide, 3:12 am., 193 ft. e 'oMrORT and . o Herman Besse southpawed seven 2 ment of Pete o Low tide, 9:33 am, -27 ft. e iiaky Fashioned with care innings for the winners and held ser ‘Btanford o High tide, 15:44 pm, 170 ft. | SERVICE To give longer wear Portland hitless until the sixth in- ofessional backfi S Tt 5 W B 01wl Finest Fabrics ninig, | oW GRRah R Dun, 0.1 15, SlitNeey W, Get the NEW Newest Patterns | L iy 4 = g ol ® | Metzdorf | Most popular Shades FET e s A big time is promised for all(® © © © ® © ® ® o o & o/ yice-Pres. WASHINGTON Youthful Pleated Models Levis, now available at was announced tc by President; members of the Loyal Order of ——————— h and ~ Full-cut . , Zipper Closure Ca | 8400 John L. Lounshl ‘Mocse, and their ladies on Satur-| Empire Want-Ads bring results!| Managing Habit! | N e e e, A T Director | COOKED & MACARONI ~Treat your: /ém?ydb another PRIZE FIGHTING | er ou in Ii G Ortiz, Dave Young and Dado Mar- 10 hold stop spots and an old timer G # THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA 1948] . CHICAGO e AT AT AT AT DETROIT GLEVELAND | WASHINGTON A, NEW YORK BOSTON May 9, 10 May 11, 12, 13 12, 16°, 17 \ Sept. 1*| Aug. 29§ s 4 ’:“‘ y 9, 10* May 11* ST. LOUIS.......| & Y et Sal Suly. 9 e § June 11 ¢ s Aug. 1o, Sept. 11 CLEVELAND.. WASHINGTON y y ’ 7 Aug g ¥ 3 : H ; Sept. 16°, ] 3! Sept. ? i May 18%, 19° Apr. 30%, Ma May 14, 157, 16 | Apt b July 7° July Aug. 13¢, 14,15 | Aug PHILADELPHIA gl 2400 | July 30,3, July 2 8 g 3 Sept. (61, T Sept Sept NEW YORK July. iy June 257, 26, 27 [ Juie 21 £ Aoy %0e. 31 2 A NE L Tuly 30%) 2 : 5 4 175, 18°, 19 | Aug ; 3 i g o} Aug. 6°, 7, 87 | u i Sept. 107, 2% oL eV 1,12 ) 205 .2 260, 27 o , 2 Apr. 23. 24, 25 T, 26%, o, y 28, 29, 30 j&l"\( 0%, May 23 May June 22 2 Aug. 6% 7, 8 L 28,29 S LTI T Sept. 14%,'13 epi. 16%, 17,18 | Sept. 19, 20, 21 - BUE 1} Sept. (6) Sept. 3% 4.3 | SO 2528 ' [AP Newsteaturen *Night Games. iDoubleheaders. Holidays in Parentheses, All-Star Game—Sportsman’s Park, St. Loyis, July 13. AT AT CHICAGO ST. LOUIS May i2, 13 i June 6, 7 Julv 207210, 22 | Juiy 15, i, Aug. 31%,Sept. 1 | Aug. 26, B R May 9, 10°, 11+ ;mv »74_'.“|o. 16 June 9°, 10°, 11* vighs Aug. 20; 21, 22 Sept. 28, 29, 30 BROOKLYN ... | NEW YORK ... 1 Am,' n*'m 19 April 26, 27 May 28°, 29°, 30 Aug. 12¢,13°,14*, May 9§, 10* June 9. 10%, 11 July 23+, 251 Aug. 24%, 25 May 13 161, 17+ | May 6, 7%, 8 iy a0 a1, 22 Aug. 31 Sept. 1, 2 May 12, 13 May 9, 10, 11 June 12, 13+ T 15 i Tuby 33 it | July 20%, Bie, 22 y . i .Yuly 1 7 | July 181, m uly 23, 24, 25 uly 20°, 21°, Aug. 10°, 11 ;‘c"r,“ 14 10T LA o1, Sept. 1 | Auy. 29 Aug. 24,2 Aug. 26, 210 28 Sept. 25, 26 PR R IR PHILADELPHIA | Yia¥ ()] July 208, 31, 22 | Suly 2324, 25¢ T i 19 Ju\y 1351‘ 16°, 17 Aug. 26,21%, 28 | Aug 23%, 25 Aug. 29,30, Bk 3 Ag;{( 19, 23, 24, fig?l(gfihlu May 145, !5. 16 o uiy 1 f July 810,11 suly 1.8 S e May 21, 22 Junc 21°,22, 23, July 30°, 31 Aug. 1,Spt. 21,22 May 23 June 15°, 16, 17 Aug. 6. 7, 87 Sept. 13°, 15, 16 May 18%, 19%, 20 June 25%, 26¢, 21 July 27°, 28%, 20 Sept. 17,18 i g FITTSBURGH . May 23, 24 June 15, 16%, iy Aug. 6°% Sept. 14, 15 16 Aug. 20,91, 22 Sept. 24, 29, %0 Aptii 30, 41,22 My £ ) A Toe 4 1 Sept. 3,5 Sept. (6)1 April 29, 30 2 A, 9. 11 Sept. 4, 5 Sept. 24, 25, 26 Aug. 13%, Sept. (8} AP Newsfeatures 2 Parentheses T e e s PAN AMERICAN FLIES srises. stunis and tun or . el IGHT |Ns NINE OUT in one of the surprises. Pan American flights yesterday RlGHT AT Iop‘ On Easter Sunday, breakfast will Lrought in eight and departed with be served for the members and their nine ssengers from Juneau as ] invited guests between the hours. of ' follow Lo 10 and 3 p.m. Members are urged to From Seattle: Clara Downing, o0 a nice attend both of these functions in|Bob Young, Mr.and Mrs. Geo. Hook- and the | order to insure their continuance. er, and Kay Jopes m doesn’t - — Frem Fairbanks: Stephen Ander son, Charles Fowler and Max Weiss. ts quart- 3 To Seattle: Mrs. Feonard Hopkins ratin WFL® M- and Mrs. B. DeMers and chil- it Wd dren, Martha Cadigan, John Taylor nt from President < and Max Weiss. SET To Ketchikan: H. Results ¢f fights last night are as| i, e g follows: MISSING MAN SOUGHT £ PARIS—Marcel Cerdan, 157, is, outpointed Lucien Kraweczi Paris, 10 . HOLLYWOOD — Budy Jacklich, For DISPLAY ADVERTISING ! Mar. 29, receiv- al of dis- play advertising will be four o'cleck (4:00) p. m. for the edition of The Daily Ala: Empire of the next day No excepticns will be made. Mechanical and preduction considerations make this change nec BA came out with y ratings today—with me this compl ene “Tco many youngsters are in and it of our ratings. They're flashes the pan, while re e oldsters Joe Louis, Jersey Joe Wolcott, Lesnevich, Tony Zale, Manuel ©000000306c€00 ©0 60 Holimann. | ® 9 e 9 0 c ¢ 80 0's ‘| employee of the Johnson Children’s | | Eome, was reported to the Police fi 131, San Francisco, stopped Bobby | Y°S terday as missing since_ Monday. Jackson, 131, Los Angeles, 7 | He was described as weighing about TACOMA—Charley Johnston, 144 165 pounds, 5 feet 10 inches tall, Tacoma, stopped Johnny Camarata, | PFOWn curly hair, ruddy complexion > Lee Savold pulls a comeback.” A glance at the ratings shows what me means. Louis is 33. Walcott, ALASKANS FEEL AT HOME iy Caslers Miens Wear | EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and 1ranklin Juneau PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS Bader Accounting Service RUTH BADER Accounting—Tax Reports Secretarial 3 Valentine Bldg., Telephone 919 (. J. EHRENDREICH Certified Public Accountant Accounting—Systems—Taxes TELEPHONE RED 481 Brownie's Liquor Store ! Phone 103 139 So. Franklin P. 0. Box 25% | "FRED B. WOLF Electrical Contractur i Rouse Wiring . : OUR SPECTALTY | Box 2135 Black 379 i GECRGE BROS. ||| H.S.GRAVES old Yoverite. HEINZ cookep SPAGHETTI o == : | Widest Selection of The Clothing Man ‘ LIQUORS HOME OF r PHONE 399 _ FLORSHEIM SHOES Reuben Jounson, 50 years old, S R S P O R T e ) FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1948 U. WASHINGTON PHYSICIST IS GOING TO TOP | SEATTLE, March 26.—(M—A Uni- y of Washington atomic phy- | , Prof, Donald H. Loughridge, |will headt the Army’s scientific re- | search program. ! The announcement, made by the University, said the scientist will [leave for Washington April 1 to be | scientific adviser to Kenneth Royall, | Secretary of the Army. Prof. Loughridge served during | part of World War I as Chief of the | Operational Analysis Section of Civ- ilian Attaches to the 11th Bomber Command. In 1942 he was principal | physicist for the Bureau of Stand- ards in Washington. | — CROSS ALLEY BOWLERS SPLIT POT FOUR WAYS | il | High* scorers and money-wilners lin last night's cross circuit bowl- |ing at the Elks Alleys were Blan- | ton and Telquist on lane one with 437; F. Henning and E. 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