The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 26, 1948, Page 3

THURSDAY AUGUST 26, 1948 the fourth man failed to complete ace. The senijor aken by Rod Pegues with a fairly fast 135 seconds, with Jerry Ma- SEALS GET 'JUNIOR OLYMPICS END SECOND DAY; | 1 TR'MMI i 30 Den MacKinnon and John | COMPEI‘“‘IO“ Ho‘l’ Wilson bringing in place points | [} L for their teams. | BY SOlONSIRod Pegue?a]d Raymdnd‘“g completed the #30. yard dast, Bea(h Bring in Thl'ee [the shotput, the discus, the hop- step-and-jump, the pole vault and 100 yard event was By HERB WILHOIT . the 440 yard run today. The Sacramento Solons, 28 games Flrsts, Wednesday Atfer yesterday's re)sull.s. the deep in the league cellar, fired | team standings are led by Jerry two five-hit pitching jobs at San| qoing into the second round of |Magorty's squad with 78 points, Francisco to b2at the mighty (ne Evergreen Olympics, ten events|and second place is held by the league-leaders twice, 4-3 and 3-0, were clocked off yesterday with|Don MacKinnon team with 59 in last night's doubleheader. |Rod Pegues leading the field of [points. San Francisco's lead was trim- gepjor entries and Raymod Beach| Rk - sy med to 8% games, what With taking top honors in the junior nl- second place Oakland whamming yision. { Seattle twice, 7-2 and 10-6. e - oo the junior H DopE Sacramento pitchers Steve Nagy h‘giflju:‘isf‘f S:ul:,lj;dovgr thje bar and Ken Holcombe turned the at 4 feet, 75 inches, with Jerryi | trick against the Seals. The ser- (... Ajpert Carlson and Greg! One fistic éncounter last night ies now stands at two game each, iresulting as follows: Oakland, with the opener tied at 2-2 in the fourth inning, reared up to hammer Seattle pitcher Dick Barrett and reliefer Bud Beasley for five runs and the ball game. Ripke p!acmg. in ‘that‘order. © At New York—J. D, Kirkpatrick, In the senior high jump, Jerry i er1y 1173, Lubbock, Tex. stopped CIliff Magorty leaped into first place Mann, 180, Daytona Beach, Fla. (4). by leaving the bamboo standing at 4 feet 4 inches. Second place went to John Wilson, third to Julian In the nightcap Jim Tobin, call- ed irom retirement less than two weeks ago, relieved Charley Cass- away in the first, after four un- Rivers and fourth to Lowell Mc- Clellan. In junior running broad jump. ' LEADERS IN B. B. | | Leaders in the big league base- ball through games of yesterday Jare Raymond Beach brought in the first of his three blue ribbon per- & follows: formances by leaving the board ! American League carned Seattle runs, and won the game. San Diego's Xavier Rescigno al- Batting—Williams, Boston .375; lowea Los Angelés only three hits for a 14 foot 5 inch jump. Dick 3 ; s ks S 4 Folta, Jeff Pegues and Bill Orme Boudreau, Cleveland .367. y { Runs batted in—Stephens, Bos- were the placers. | In the senior broad jump,.it was John Wilsen chalking in a first with a leap of 15 feet 6 inches, to 28 Stephens, Boston 27. lead J. Rivers, Jerry Magorty and _Fitching—Kramer, Boston 14-4; Don MacKinnon as the other en- -778; Raschi, New York 17-5 ,773. | tries. | National League Batting—Musial, St. Louis Portland’s Tommy Bridges pitch- ed a five-hit job as the Beavers won their second straight from Hollywood, 3-0. ton 114; DiMaggio, New York 113. | Home runs—DiMaggic, New York‘; | STANDING OF CLUBS 382; Naticnai League Jeff Pegues brought in another Peam: W L Pet. first for his team when he round- Paiko, Chicago 334 Boston. ....... 8 49 581 cd cut a 7 foot 1% inch leap in|. RuRS batted in—Musial St. Louis| Brocklyn 62 51 40 the stauding. broad jump. Jerpy 204 Mize, New York 08 st. Louis 63 53 543 Wade, Raymond Beach and Billy |, MOme fuok SIS, Pitiren 34, New York 60 53 531 Orme placed in that order. Y‘NESI St. Louis and Mize, New | Pittsburgh 58 53 523 In the senior standing broad ';”; hing—Ch Philadelphia 52 63 452 jump, Rod Pegues racked in an-., _l;; B’r‘;he:;";‘ ’f’o“‘lfj";“““;"o" Cincinnati 50 67 427 other first at 7 feet 8 inches, with | 43 SE 1070 10 Chicago 46 70 397 John Wilsen, Jerry Magorty and' [ Don MacKinnon bringing in the ! American League placements. G"ards Ex(hange | Team: W L Pet. Copping the junior 50 yard dash, & | leveland 71 46 607 Raymcnd Beach rounded out a very Sh | F ' Boston ... .. 602 successful day when he -clocked os on ron ’er New York 69 47 595 the distance in 6 and eight-tenths —_— Philadelchia 68 51 571 seconds 1ilat to lead the parade. Jeff , ROME, Aug/ 26—(®—The Foreign Detroit 56 57 496 Pegues, Joe Ninnis and Buzzy Hay- ' Minister said [today Italian and St. Louis 46 68 404 cs were close on his heels in the Yugoslav frontier guards exchanged Washington %5 B 381 streight-away. {shots Sunday night at the Casa | Chicago 9 T 342 In the 50 yard senior dash, Rod Rosa border crossing near Gorizia.| pr R Fegues was once more at the top The Ministry said no Italians were | Pacific Uoast League {of the heap when the clocks were wounded and added that it did not Team: W L Pect. stopped at 6.8 seconds. Jerry Ma- know whether there were any Yugo- San,, Francisco 88 61 .51 gorty, Don MacKinnun and John slav casualties. | Oakland 86 66 .566 Wilson placed in that order. | S s, S N Los Angeles 81 69 .540 In the junior century, Raymond' WESTERN INTERNATIONAL | Seattle 76 75, 503 Beach was agaip pushing the lead LEAGUE Portland “ B 497 spot where he was clocked at 13.6| San Diego ... 72 81 471 seconds for the even 100 yards.! Final scores of games played last Hollywood 65 8 430 Clcse on the winners heels were Night in the Western International | Sacramento 61 90 404 Jeff Pegues, Greg Ripke ad the League are as follows: Victoria 2-6; Vancouver 1-2, | | Spokane 7; Yakima 4. \ Tacoma 5; Bremerton 4. jand wite and child, Col. 18 HERE, 55 LEAVE BY ALASKA COASTAL| Twenty-eight persons arrived and ! 4 ¢ fif! ive departed with Alaska Tomorrow is the final day of the coastal flights yesterday as follow: Olympics with both divisions hav-| From Petersburg: Angus Mit- chell, Ed Warner and Felix Toner From Ketchikan: Harry Donak and W. R. Lemante. From Tenakee: Smith. From Pelican: Mrs. E. E. John- son, Arne Woodring, Mrs, Eli John- son and Mrs. William Bavis. From Haines: Fred Donnelly, W. Nobiling and Gary Strand. From Skagway: Belle Dilg, Bob Dilg and Kay Dilg. From Sitka: Mrs. Mrs. William C Norman Bryan. From Chatham: Oscar Bergseth From Baranof: Mrs. C. Shipp and Fred C'Neil. From Superior John Tenneson. 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