The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 22, 1948, Page 3

OaksGet16 CARDS PULL HifsinGame OUT TO WIN (By The Associated Press) nted two games in Coast League last night and the leading San Francisco —_ - By JOE R ‘This is definitel Eddie Dyer and dinals Just a year ago today, Dyer's Red- rds were in the midst of one of SHLER new year Louis Car- Seals, although idle, benefitted by one that was played to move a full game ahead of second-place Los Angeles. The Angels bowed to San Diego and the irrepressible Xavier Resci No, 4 to 2. “Mr. X” had a busy their worst early season slumps. night. He argued with some of But the picture is much brighter the 8,750 spectators, with the um- this year—thanks to some splendid pitching by Murry Dickson George Munger. ickson gave up 10 hits in Tues y's opener, but wound up with a 0 chutout. Munger allowed onl and registered a r the same Cincinnati he two triumphs shoved the Cards into a first place tie with the d ia Phils, Ben oman’s Phillies made it two in a row over the Boston Braves, taking yesterday's game 4-3 in 13 innings. the Polo Groun flattened the Dodge: of the weirdest games in years. pires and with his own teammates. an But he had his disposition under control, aleng with the ball, when the chips were down. The former Hollywood hurler allowed only six hits, one a homer by Cece Gar- riott in the third. Oakland went on ting binge of the attack, in beating The Oaks shelled pitchers while their man, Damcn Hayes, four Portland hits, Hollywoed at Seattle and S: mento at San Francisco, were rain- its biggest bat- year, a 16-hit Portland, 9-1 three Beaver own mounds- allowed only the Giants 9-5, in one A ora- ed out. ! STA of = CLUBS | Crowa of 22388 watched in amaze- Pacific Coast League ment.as, five Brook Team W L Pet, |13 free passes and ga San Francisco ft o iacluding two home ruxs. 2 3 aoer ¥ od 91 Los Angeles 13 10 ager Leo I used 2% San Diego 12 10 5 ers to set a record for most play- @ o : in a nine-inning game. Portland 110 5 g Oakland 11 il) i Bad pitching continued to plague Eollywood 3 11 Yankees. The Washington Ser SataARAEd 7 10 s pounced upon Vic Raschi ; [ the third inr Seattle 7 12 National League ved the dec for | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU; ALASKA [TICKES NOW ON SALE | . FOR APRiL 28 FIGHTS } Kl Tickets xin ROUNDUP OF SPORT NEWS for (h matches [to be held at the Recreation Cen- 29 between Juneau fight- team from Mt F e~ ol for boys at Sitka,! Bv HUGH FULLERTON, JR. e ‘on sale to w at the| NEW YORK, April 22—(P—The fcllowing lceations eyes of Texas are on Texas this News Stand, Spring—Bib Falk's nifty Texas U. | FrBIlE aseball m, that is. 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In }noueus BASEBALLERS " SLATED 10 PRACTICE | EACH RIGHT AT 6:30 | times the the the cther day, Swede fum handoff and instead of falling on the bull, he tried to dribble it a few i Of course he lost the ball, - TEEN AGE AND DOUGLAS er of ill play in ball le 1t practice held on the each | Le Dou | th are now e Juneau ball oon at 6:30 C e S, 5 bvabvial Dudley Smithberg of the Teen | » "*‘\ ;' ~'h"w' “‘“ e Age basenali club reports that plenty 1 further nc © of action was seen on the Juneau ? 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