The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 24, 1948, Page 6

PAGE SIX Braves Nose Out Dodges, 3-2 | In 14 Innings; Takes on Cardinals Tonight THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA : 67 PASSENGERS FLOWNMONDAY PAN AMERICAN e o 0 0 0 & 5 0 o WEATHER REPORT (U. . WEATHER BUREAU) ‘emperature for 24-hour period ending 7:30 this morning. In Juneau-—Maximum, 60; minimum, 48. 'UGRIDDERS At Alrport—Maximum, 60;* | | minimum, 44 In and out of Juneau Monday, FORECAST Pan American Airways carried 67 (Juneau and Vicinity) passengers. A ; Mostly fair tonight and Arriving from Seattle were Eva | SEATTLE, Aug. 24—P—-Only 18 o \woqnesday. Colder tonight e |Congdon, Gerald Murphy, Delbert Wilson, Joan Wilcox, Irving Hulse, Mrs. Amy Fromholz, Burnett Payne, Betty Henrold. | George Brighton, Shirl Brown, Viola Reed, Jacinto. Pelagio, Lucille Pelagio, Caroline Harwick, J. A. S8pere. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Campbell, Jay lettermen are expected to be among the 61 University of Washington | gridders “invited” by Coach Howie| Cdell to attend the initial turnout ! Sep:. 1. 8 Further, two of the felt-wearers center Bill MeGovern of Tacoma | and wingman Hank Melusky—may | with lowest temperature near 40 degrees. PRECIPITATION (Past 24 hours ending 7:30 a. m. today) In Juneau .03 inches; since August 1, 441 inches Bosion Team e . . . . . . ! . L . . . . . L] 6 . . L] L] . | . 187-YEAR-OLDER TRIES HIS HAND SALMON FISHING Chalking up a string of firsts on his current trip to the Territory, Ogden, Utah, took part in his tirst salmon fishing trip Sunday il com- pany with his daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Smith of American was also his first attempt at flying. man Rental boat, Beuter had little luck with the fishing, but Mrs. Smith Albert Beuter, 87 years young, from Taking to the water in a Sports- | . TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1948 (. A. BURCKHARDT DIES IN SEATTLE SEATTLE, Aug. 24—#—Charles | A. Burckhardt, 79, former President of the Pacific Fisheries Association iand long active in shipbuilding and Alaska Cannery operations, died there yesterday after a brief illness b After coming here from Portland in 1821 he organized the Consolidat- ed Alaskan Canneries, Inc., and in 11923 formed the Lake Washington STRIKE TALK ALONG COAST IS SPREADING { (Continued trom Puye One) v;un nor employer spokesmen re- ported aunything in the situation to prevent a strike when the Taft- September 2. The dispute between and ship owners incolves wage, {hour ‘and working condition de- | mands, but centers largely on the the union Douglas. His trip up here via Pan |y, ey cooling-off period ends on shipyard which built a large num- ber of aireraft and torpedo boat ,lenders for the Navy. e ACCEPTS NEW POSITION Egrline Hull has accebted i A i j : 8 July 1, 1156 inches By RALPH RODEN prass up football this season because | RS iz % i d |1 ed one of the largest cohoes! ?, & i The Boston Braves, following the lof the press of school work. M At Alrport — .0 inches; :G':Tqmm" BJ )?mg:;m' L&“;:;B h“r':: ‘:"’ e g B en _ she | hirng hall. Position with the Territorial Se- Sk he old New Yark Govern is the only varsity-expe since August 1, 293 laches; | Willlamson. J. 7. Dot L vear when she | )y ongcnoremen want the dis- 'lective Service. Miss Hull, who is battle he old New Yor i : y snce 93 RN and Peggy Richardson, George Folta, |pulled a 24 pounder over the side . jo& a World War IT vet : y Yanke cking’ off the clos- ienced pivotman on the squad. since July 1, 7.77 inches. Richard Fofte Also. flsbiog ;Biinday whte 57 H |patcher of gangs to be a uniof 4 veteran, will have G R e S | Odell will be turning hopetul A : it 3 I man, as at present.! The ship own- charge of all records of World t rival, n the runner-uy v e o o Dr. Aronson, E. T. Blomquist,|Bayers, Fred Stewart and Tom Ste bt -oving the hiring hall | War II veterans, Wh Cardinals in St. Louis tonight af- | through the aspirants for a quarter- SRR .. .- ® ® ® o ouis Pritsche, Evelyn Willis, Nora wart who brought in two fairly|%> while ,“m.”;w"“' ‘:2 3,{‘“‘.:, ords have been com e]"l tdhc By | ter successfully disposing of a i G {and Mel Smith, Stanley Walsh,{large halibut and two salmon weigh- 14¢® it princibie, 86 P8 €O T med ek Brooklyn bid for their league lead- = W s : | Mary Walsh 'ing 14 and 16 pounds. er must be an impartial or non- ¥ over to the Terr réhip. | i " | Juneau- to : Seattle: . Elizabeth | AR, linterested person under the Taft- torial Auditor’s office for stat: ‘ s i A H tical purposes. Miss » o ‘ Billy Southworth's hustling Brav- i |Parks, Arthur McKinnon, Mrs. John | . (HRTRey ACt i S 'Zmfizuy:de? HI;:}I ‘3: fory- es cooled off the Dodgers, 3-2, in i | (H".D lABOR [§ s e, ana cmiaren, V. w.GOVERNOR'S SON 4 < W yee D, 14 innings yesterday to win the | | Jacobson, Melvin and Velma Little, DR. ROBINSON RESIGNS G5 B L series, three garhes to one. T 4 L | p | David McIntire, Bryant Gardner. | (AI(HES AlBA(oRE Dr. E. C. Robinson, Deputy Com- > % S The loss dropped the Dodgers in- The AssocIhten: Press) : Fights last night turned out as| uRGED BY limo“ James V. Parks, Jr., Bob Hickok, | % NICA. 1L, A 24 missioner with the Territorial De- GRAND>SUN ARRIVES GN to third place, the idle Cardir follow: j Walt Hinds, G. V. Graham, Bdward| SANTA MO! CJ' alif, Aug 4| partment of Education, has resign- MRS. McCAUL'S BIRTHDAY taking over second, .two-and-o Experts who at the start of tney Brooklyn, N. ¥.—Vic Amato, 166, | “ * Iwillkie, E. E. Jensen, Tona Jensen, V(A’\‘—Earl w“-"ifi 14 .«?wrpem eih; ed his position today. He will be Word of the birth of a grandsor | half games behind the Braves. Pacitic Coast League season pre-|Brooklyn, knocked out Joe de Souza,| The Juneau Post of the American {Madeline Caby. I“““ o of his father, the | principal of the elementary school O her birthday delighted Mus i However, the picture 1s mot so dicted San Francisco to win the pen-|157% Brooklynie). {Legion last night adopted a resolu-| George Walker, Lila Carlson, E.|Calforn _‘?dg":."l"“' iten lat Arcadia, Calif. Robinson will Thomas J. McCaul when Neil | beight for Boston agajnst the Red DRt in a breeze no doubt are al-! New York—Eugene Hairston, 47,|tion calling on the Alaska Terri-|F. Sill Lillian Sill e e At o 1%-poting |168Ve an Saturday and Mrs. Robin- Stephen, eu‘efght poud boy, was buight for Boston agajnst the Red | ady acquiring that smug I told {New York, knocked out Teddy Prit- torial Legislature to enact adequate| Mr. and Mrs. Hans Frosay, Holli T r e nacationing pair |51 Will join him later. 'born to Mr. and Mrs. Royal Arch SR Bruves SeGand Mostly, wig. JOu 50" feeling, {chard, 147, New York (2). {child labor legislation for the child~|Penn. Claude A. Rumfield, Ivanlee “}"“";{’ s o gt fgflm“y Dr. Robinson received his Ph. D, Smith in. Seattle. ning elght ‘out of their fast ten The season has five weeks yet toj New York-—Leo Milito, 135':. New ren of Alaska. | Mitchell. n“"cd ;"‘=R“5; ho"ked o S | from the University of Washington AUBUsL 20 js the birth date shar- el run but the mped atop York, decisioned Paul Franchette,! The resolution will be forwarded| Juneau to Fairbanks: L. W. Gleay, {{riend, “"DRRy SUCHEES oD in June. \He has been with the 6d by Mrs. McCall and baby Neil games, T 10 g | 1 pounde: i Smi tne heap with a four-game lead :130, n\\ec. Mass. (8). {to the Alaska Department American Norman Haley, Verla Houston, J. FG 4"w rren’ caught only sea|Department of Education for the Smith. Before 32499 fans the Braves and principally second division com-| West Springfield, Mass.—Joe Legion Convention at Sitka next|F. Cornell, Rod and Hermia Dar-| - b 14 ; th . | past. three years. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Mc- won out in the l4th when Phil petition to face. And second um-\&}lfiv!. éflfl. Kulll;rlnol:nh ‘P{s».kslopped"monm for action by all Legionnaires | nell. breeegs ‘ANA BUEREAS G ! A, S, Caul live at Auk Bay. Masi and Connie Ryan socked con- sion clubs are fish for the seals. illie Brown, 191, New York (4). !in the Territory. Passengers from Juneau ta White-; > o y o v : n e - secutive doubles against Rex Bar- This week San Francisco, which; Baitimore- Vern Mitchell, 192, De- ! e horse: W. Profelt, Ray and Kath- e FROMAK“K("":QN is nx;rxh'at%(av'usvua::ib s;;y;ngd::]i::. Cecilia Oliver, E. Oliver ‘and Fel- ney, fourth Dodger hurier. 1apped Hollywood six out of seven |troit, fir’l‘!&mncd Ted Lowry, 175, erina Dexter, J. P. Mophail. L. A. Danlels flf)ln 5 }e;ct l1 an is R iiolel sten Oliver, all from Hoonah, are ike McCormick sent the game last week, has a chance to fawenNew York (10, = GOLF {staying at the Baranof Hotel. . . |staying at the Baranof Hotel. into overtime when he belted Paul Up on last place Sacramento in an! Chicago—Bob Foxworth, ; = & e Minner's fist piteh into the low- 11-game series, including five doub-|St. Louis, Ill, knocked out Enrico P"A BRI"GS IN 1' - € field stands in the eighth leheaders to make up postponed I Bertola, 191':, Rome, Italy (2). | INDIANAPOLIS. Al. —(P— ! 2 . inning game* San Francisco—Tony Boshich, First round matches began today in GOB wESI wIT“ ’( ~ 1 ht Fa Only cne other game was played Second place Oakland might have |196, San Francisco, stopped Jackie the United Golf Association’s Na-, ' RANGER in the \tional League. The Reds trouble with fourth-place Seattle, | Cranford, 185, Washington, D. C. tional Negro Tournament, with Pacific Northern Airlines passen- | o nesed out the Philadelphia Phillies, The Los Angeles Angels, 7' games | (4). : jheavyweight champion Joe Louis gers in and out of Juneau Monday | \ on Prelght and Plax in ten innings under the kack in third place, visit the San| Las Vegas, Nev.—Chief Gordon holding medal honors. | eires i : ¢ Cincinnati on relief pitch- Piego Padres, now far down the House, 137, Houston, Tex., decisioned| Louis won the “sudden death” | y 4 T ”‘ (‘:“ _:):” s ’!‘“":H' g list | Eddie Prince, 1 Detroit (10) Iplayoft for medal yesterday with h:lll]El):jurfvgen':vi:u.ly]e‘;aua.rdr:l;&mlz‘i Gumbert relieved starter ~ Ewell ~ Hollywood may be in for another ‘ : RS ipar 3 on the third extra hole. beth Stack, Clsu'de. Runfield, Lila ' B Blackwell i the eighth inning Week of misery with the Porvand | AMERICAN DERBY 10 e il Ul e il ailor-d by after the lanky righthander tired, Beavers who, although in fifth} L2 WESTRACN CHESDNARREN From Juneau to Anchorage: Ja- Gumbert led off the tenth with i“““‘ by, “l"'l“'"]m n,‘)l]‘:i“;"mw“l‘;i;.' BE RU" 0“ SAIURDAYI RRaUE icinto Pelagio, Lucille Pelagio, Mary a drive over the left field wall League’s most up-and-cong ol | g R | Marmon, Mrs. 3 :“ h”“‘,:lli,,. Riawe “m: Pn-xl‘n- for weeks. The Beavers have won | Final ecores in games played ]“‘u"t‘Carso: CM.‘: x:ty e;:;::c'ev?‘: ll:_ Year-round Wear pitcher. It il Gumbert's Hest .hu ix and tied two of their last eight, CHICAGO, Aug. 24—®—With an|night in the Western nm.-nmuamalgw_“_'d ‘Dar‘n B;rynn y ¥ For Work--For Play POPORL aiahon izt . their pitching staff has (eight-horse field in prospect, head-}Lcague are as follows: 17 Tarieayt ‘to O0RIOVE .31, My Elwaing The famous long- T the v Jonie, American League been a thing of beauty to manager [ed by Calumet Farm's brilliant Cita-| Yakima 11; Wenatchee 9. | _V___"_i__;c 1 wewh Ranger o R Y B i Y e tion, the American Derby at Wash- | Salem 13; Spokane 6. ipcord ‘c'.'” hed ‘[’;" T::: ;1':]“: "L.'l':;“:\ : oo — {ington Park Saturday will gross $91,- | e R s < v tHGHII' mv[ HER[ H 'lisn Wool ST . e Rpe ABUeaRn ) {750, with a winner's grab of $69,-! o RN i® Seams. White Sox, 11-1, in a night game i, R e St HERE FROM. BEATTLE : ON PRINCE Heavy Baatsail at New Y The victory was the e | v g { United States Rubber Company | Pockets ! seventh straight for the Yanks and P LA 3 TR R {Tepresentative, X.! J; Cunz, is at| e Princess Norah, skippered by | o Zip Fly and Cuffs | enabled them' fo.move to within'a | Leaders in the major.Jeagus base- | = -~ SKE CHUR PICNIC R0 g Baranof Hotel from his home |Graham O. Hughes, docked in Ju-| TSR i > s o o game of second place Boston and ball are as follows | The Juneau Sl Glub. picai. Witk i (Beastie. ineau at 7:30 o'clock this morning | within one-and-a-half games of American League [be held at the Evergreen Bowl T e e and left two-and-one-half hours Caslers Cleveland | Bat Williams, Boston 378;|!OMOITOW evening at £ o'elock. All |- . U ONENEERG KERE |later for the south taking the follow- Allie Reynolds went the route Boudreau, Cleveland ’:"”; “‘l‘“[’d':)’"__““,‘“f- "I“:’_ "“‘:I‘_?b From Nfr” York, Gene P. Orhil- (ing eight passengers from here: R. P. STARR, Western ‘Traffic Mgr. Me”s Weur for the Yanks to post his 13th win.| Runs batted in—Stephens, Boston | Who want to have a good time are berg, Continental = Can Compghy |, To Victoria: W, B. Tobey and wife. Great Northern Bldg. He lost his shutout in the eighth and DiMaggio, New York 112 vited to attend. {is in Juneau, registered at the| To Vancouver: E, Peitila, M. Bene- Seattle 1, Wash. = { & PSS | B: ¢ bac . when Aaron Robinson homered. | Home runs DiMaggio, New York| A B PR idict and wife. b 5 HBEG B R D Bl Rl o i a . Joe DiMaggio paced the Yanks' 28; Stephens, Boston 26 i CG FROM KODIAK i e Rty | To Seattle; C. F. Cromwell and 14-hit attack against four Chicago| Pitching—Kramer, Boston 14-4[ At the Baranof from Kodiak are| WALNUT CREEK, CALIF | wife and Robert Satre pitehiers by driving in four runs on !.778; Raschi, New Yor 73. L. (g T. J. O'Brien, Andrew Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Ewert from —— e —— i { a single and a three-run homer. | al League i(lu!ng, Jr., D. Staley, R. 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