The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 27, 1948, Page 3

FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1948 | Kiner Swals ~ OutHis 35th Circuif Drive } | BIG RING EVENT IS FOR SEPT. New Promofion Firm, Go- ing After Jacobs, to Stage Tournament By GALYE TALBOT (For Hugh FuHerton, Jr.) | 1 | | | \ | By JOE REICHLER | Ralph Kiner, making his .~ec011d“ stab in two seasons at Babe Ruth's, record of 60 home runs, is ahead of his pate of a year ago when he {crashed 51 round trippers. ; | The slugging outfielder of the; Fittsburgh Pirates yesterday banged | 'his 35th round tripper in his team’s| NEW YORK, Aug. 21—(P—The! iirst 115 games to help the Bucs: prizefighters never had it so good sweep a doubleheader from the! as in these happy days, since a Fniladelphia Phillies, 11-4 and 4-1.} brash new promoting firm went out The twin triumph enabled the Pi-| to get the scalp of Mike Jacobs, the rates to regain fourth place Irom old champion. | the New York Giants by a full game Nobody can say for sure whichi Pittsburgh, with 60 vicmrw.sbzmd‘ side is going to win the war of the 52 defeats, trails the National| promoters, though a decision might League leading Boston Braves by! possibily be reached late in Septem- 1. games. i ber. The only thing certain is that The Boston Red €ox recaptured, the boxers, themselves, can’t lose. first place from the Cleveland In-| Dumb Dan Morgan, one of the dians in their tense struggle for the most celebrated of the oldtime fight American League flag, defeating the | managers, gave an accurate sum- Tribe, 8-4. A five-run eizhth mn<! ming-up of the situation at the 'ing rally, which included P ‘bbvf multiple signing of the gladiators Dcerr’s three-run homer, snapped a | who will appear on the tournament 3-3 tie and shoved the Red Sox u: of champions all-star card at Jer- half game in front of the ln'hnna‘ sey City on Sept 21. | Trailing 2-1 in the last of thc‘ Morgan, a bird-like, elderly little eighth, and held to two hits, the} fellow who does the best he can New York Yankees pounced on Glen these days, had just returned trom a Moulder, who had replaced starter; New York airport, where he and Frank Papish, for five runs to (l---z cther fight figures had extended a feat the White Sox 6-2. i reception to Marcel Cerdan, the bat- ‘The fourth place Philadelphia | tle scarred little Frenchman who Athletics turned back the Detroit| meéts middleweight champion Tony 1igers, 4-3, hanging the 10th de-| Zale in the feature brawl. feat upon Hal Newhouser. ! “Look at him,” growled Dan. “Get- | Ed Stewart squeezed home Al K ting his picture took for the movies. zar with the run that gave the Wa Back in the old days a guy like ington Senators an 8-7 victory over that would've been around knockin' the St. Louis Browns in the only on our doors With his hat in his night game in the American League.{ hands.” | The National League race tight- Dan wasn't exaggerating much, at, ened considerably when the cellar-: that. dwelling Chicago Cubs upset the| The T. of C. has guaranteed four Boston Braves twice, 5-1 and 5-2, to fighters $270,000 for appearing on reduce their first place lead to qul its big “break Jacobs” program. and a half games over the St. This isn't to imply that Cerdan ' Louis Cardinals. The Redbirds mov—! isn't the logical challenger for Zale's ed into second place, a half game in | crown, Probably he is. But he is a front of the Brooklyn Dodgers, by mightly lucky Frenchman to be get- sweeping a day-night double-header | ting a guarantee of $50.000 in the from the New York Giants in St., circumstances. | Louis. The Cards won the afternoon | Gus Lesnevich and Jersey Joe portion of the twin bill, 7-2, theni Walcott each will. draw down the ¢ame back to win the arelight tus-| same amount for their 15-round ef- sic. -5 fort on the same card, and they are The Brooklyn Dodgers humbled a couple of lucky veterans, too. ithe Cincinnati Reds for the 14th Zale, of course, is worth his $120,- |time in 17 meetings as Lefty Joe 000 guarantee. He is the tournament Hatten pitched the Brooks to a 6-1] of champions’ most valuable asset. triumph over the Redlegs. i As the kingpin of the boxing game’s | most active division, he offers the |COASTAL MONARCH THE DAILY ALASKA EMP IRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE Pro Foofball Schedules BEAVERS 17—Green Bay at Bostone 22—Detroit <* Los Angelese 23—New York at Bostone 24—Philadelphia at Cardse 26—Chi. Bears at Green Bay Pittsburgh at Washington 3—Boston at Pittsburgh Detroit at Green Bay New York at Washington Phila. 4—Chi. Bea 9—Boston at Detroite 10—Chi. Cards at Green Bay Los Angeles at Chi. Bears New York at Rhila. Washington at Pittsburgh 17—Chicago Cards at N. Y. Detroit at Chicago Bears Los Angeles at Green Bay Pr at Washington Pittsburgh at Boston 24—Boston at Chicago Cards Chicago Bears at Phila. Los Angeles at Detroit Pittsburgh at New York Washington at Green Bay 31—Boston at Washington Chi. Cards at Los Ang. ireen Bay at Detroit New York at Chi. Bears Phila. at Pittsburgh eNight Games. 7—Chi. Bears at Los Ang. | Detroit at Chicago Cards Green Bay at Pittsburgh Philadelpia at New York ‘Washington at Boston 14—Boston at Philadelphia Chi. Cards at Pittsburgh Detroit at Washington Green Bay at Chi. Bears Los Angeles at New York 21—Chicago Bears at Boston Los Ang. at Chi. Cards New York at Green Bay Pittsburgh at Detroit Washington at Phila. - 25—Chi. Cards at Det.*(AM) 28—Boston_at New York Green Bay at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Phila. Washington at Chi. Bears 5—Chicago Bears at Detroit Green Bay at Chi. Cards Tos Angeles at Wash. New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Boston 12—Chi. Cards at Chi. Bears Detroit at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Los Ang. Washington at New York 19—Championship ' Game, Western division at Eastern division xm®ZTma O Lt LG SRR : | All-America Conference l 27—Los Angeles at Chicagoe New York at Brooklyne 29—Buffalo at San Francisco 3—Los Angeles at Cleve- lande 5—New York at Baltimore B'klyn at San Francisco 6—Chicago at Buffalo 10—Baltimore at Chicagoe B'klyn at Los Angelese 12—Cleveland at Buffalo New York at San Fran. 16-—Baltimore at New Yorke 17—Cleveland at Chieag: 19—Los Angeles at San Fran, 26-—Brooklyn at Baltimore Chicago at Cleveland San Francisco at Buffalo 29—New York at Los Ang.e IMmMmITmMmAT ™ 1—San Fran, at Chicagoe 3—Brooklyn at Buffalo 5—Cleveland at Baltimoree 8—Chicago at Los Angelese 10—Brooklyn at Cleveland New York at Buffalo an Fran. at Baltimore witimore at Los Ang.e “hicago at Brooklyne 17—Buffalo at Cleveland San Fran. at New York 24—Baltimore at San Fran, Brooklyn at Chicago Buffalo at Los Angeles New York at Cleveland 31—Baltimore at Buffalo Los Angeles at Bklyn. New Yo Chicago 7—Baltimore at Cleveland Buffalo at Brooklyn Chicago at San Francisco Los Ang. at New York 14—Brooklyn at New York Chicago at Baltimore Los Angeles at Buffalo San Fran. at Cleveland 21—Cleveland at New York Los Angeles at Baltimore San Fran. at Brooklyn 25—Buffalo at Chicago Cleveland at Los Angeles 28—Baltimore at Brooklyn Buffalo at New York Cleveland at San Fran. 5—Buffalo at Baltimore Chicago at New York Cleveland at Brooklyn San Fran. at Los Angeles 12—Championship Game, | Eastern div. champion | at Western champion. eNight Games. DOCKS IN JUNEAU The Coastal Monarch, Alaska Steamship Co., freighter, arrived in port at 8 o’'clock this morning for new outfit its best means of busting the Jacobs trust. LEADERS IN B. B. Leaders in the major baseball ‘leagues through games of yester- day are as follows: American League Batting—Williams, Boston Boudreau, Cleveland .363. Runs batted in—DiMaggio, New York and Stephens, Boston, 114. Home runs—DiMaggio, New York 28; Stephens, Boston 227. Pitching—Kramer, Boston 14-4 .178; Raschi,.New York 17-5 .773. National League 373; (Seattle with a fair load of cargo to 'BASEBALL PRACTICE |Seadtie, mith & ta b scharged here. Enroute to Ko- | S(HED“[ED SUNDAY,‘(U:\k and under the command of | Capt. Burns, the vessel is expected | Ito leave Juneau sometime late this | Bob Coughlin said today that he|aftermoon. 'had had a regular turn out at the |kall park every afternoon this week ( land that the problem of picking an all-star team to play the three game |series in Sitka over Labor Day has| been greatly simplified. i Coughlin had originally schedu- >ee FROM SELDOVIA Mr. and Mis. David P. Dunton of Seldovia are in Juneau and at the Baranof Hotel. EASTAUGHS RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eastaugh re- turned Wednesday fellowing an au- temobile trip on the Alaska High- Way They went as far as Kluane Lake in Yukon Territory and re- turned from Haines on the LST. R ARMY MEN AT BARANOF Registered at the Baranof from Fort Richardson are Major Joseph G. Fowler, Capt. H. Buthero and Lt. R. A. Milton. AR R GASTINEAU REGISTRANT In Juneau from Annex Creek is | Mrs. Frank Cole. She is’ as the ! Gastineau Hotel | | | 1 | ARE TIED, By HERB WILHOIT Let's skip the Pacific Coasi lead- for the moment and turn a leserved spotlight on the Portland Beavers, They're the lads who now have entered the royal chamber of the first division, just barely, 'tis true, but there they are. The Beavers )y beating Hollywood, 11-2, for the third straight this week, hoisted (hemselves into a tie for fourth place with Seattle, each having played .500 ball. The Beavers have won 34 out of 50 games since they last lost a series, The league leaders, San Fran- cisco, split with Sacramento, the Seals winning the ~first 3-1 on ‘U n Dempsey's 11-strikeout pitch- jing, his 12th win, and losing the {sccond 5-0. | This split and Oakland's 9-1 | win over Seattle left the Oaks only , three games behind San Francisco. | Les Scarsella homered with a man lon in the first and Nick Etten | whacked a three-run round-tripper lin Oakland’s six-run eighth in- | ning. . It was Etten’s 28th homer, | Los Angeles accumulated 13 | hits, including homers by Johnny :Oslrowski, Cliff Aberson and Ed i Malene, to trounce San Diego 7-3 | o ; STANDING OF CLUBS ] Nationar Team: ! Boston St. Louis | Brooklyn ! Pittsburgh | New York | Philadelphia | Cincinnati Chicago League w L 68 51 65 53 62 51 60 52 60 55 52 65 68 50 448 70 pet. 571 651 549 538 522 444 424 407 | American League | Team: | Boston | Cleveland | New York | Phuladelphia i Detroit 8t. Louis | Washington ! Chicago | | ' Pacific Uoast | Team: | san Francisco ! Oakland fLés Angeles | Seattle Portland San Diego Hollywood Sacramento > FIGHT DOPE Fights scheduled last night turned | out as follows: In New York—Billy Graham, 139, ‘outpointed Terry Young, 138, both |New York (10). In Syracuse, N. Y.—Lee Oma, 188, Detroit, knocked out Howard Chard, 224, Scranton, Pa. (1). 'led an exhibition game to be played {at the ball park last Sunday, but |was forced to call the contest be- icause of rain. The game is planned | for this Sunday and all players from |every team in the Gastineau Chan- inel League are to turn out for the i .| practive heat. p,,.;:;u%gh;‘:g‘flzé-ks" ks '379'1 The fifth work-out this week will ‘Runs batted in—Musial, St. Lous. be held at the park tonight. 101; Mize, New York 98. 1' ey Home runs—Kiner, Pittsbureh 10-| wESTERN INTERNATIONAL 3 .169; Brecheen, St. Louis 15-5 .750 LEAGUE and Sewell, Pittsburgh 9-3 150. #| 2 e t Final scores gf games played last ON ANCHORAGE TRIP {night in the Western International | League are as follows: Bremerton 8; Tacoma 7. Victoria 5; Vancouver 0. Spokane 7; Yakima 6. Wenatchee 6; Salem 2. Alex Young, Pan American traf-; fic office, was a PNA passenger to Anchorage Thursday on com- pany business. for furniture il Your furniture and woodwork glows with shining beauty when ‘you use JOHNSON’s fa- mous CREAM WAX. A single application cleans and pol- ishes. 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They | have continually defied the law in |the interest of the welfare of | foreign despots. God willing, I will| be in Juneau during the next few| weeks and expose them by direct ! «charges. | i I am sworn to uphold and obey | ithe law. Any obligation I have dees net permit me to see grave | Jinjustice done to men trying to | {make an honest living for them-| {selves and their families. To pay | obligations incurred by them basad | { AN on a fishing season and extended | N ’ by merchants with the same un-| anding. All these plans were | | threatened with destruction by @ .by Pan American Clipper BT e N1 . AT 0 sy e ST :rluu'll\‘e issued by a man who! ‘cnuld not possibly lose anything | himself, and with little knowledge | |of local conditions. The present jaige rum of fish in the Ketchikan | arca bears. me out. | I re-state that law and order! should be maintained. 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