The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 23, 1948, Page 3

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ENDS TONIGHT! Wild Adventure! / “ Reckless %? Evelyn ANKERS 3 Julie BISHOP e Special Shorts PLUS Cartoon— Feature ND FEATURE Lynne Warken Al Jén 7 5} ROBERTS - DOUGLAS ** MOWBRAY l!!lIUI]II!IIIillIIIIIIlIIIllIIlHIIlIIIIlIlllH " Tantalizing aroma— 23, 1948 'LAST OF REDMEN, 1S BILL AT CAPITOL Columbia’s “Last of the Redmen,’ adapted from James Fenimore Cooper’s world famous “The Last of the Mohicans,” is at the Capital Theat for last showing tonight. in the great outdoors during thc French and Indian War. Jen Hall and Michael OShea head a cast which includes Evelyn An- kers, Julle Bishop, Buster Crabbe and Buzz Henry. o — CHILCOTIN 15 TO TAKE VISITORS HOME TOMORROW The 8.8. Chilcotin, operated by the Union Steamship Company, Ltd. will leave here at 9:30 am. tomor- row for Prince Rupert after remain- ing in port for two days. Tr» Chilcotin trought members| five games THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU SEALS DROP AS RAINIERS WIN BY 43 By BILL BECKER San Francisco Skipper Lefty O'Doul was reported shopping to- day for a box in which to stuff the Seals’ pennant hopes and a bii of ribbon to tie it all up. The Seals fell three games be- hind first place Oakland last night 7y bowing to Seattle, 4-3, in 12 nnings, while the Oaks beat Sac- ramento, 4-1. | With_each contender having but| remaining, Oaklang | of the Associated Boards of Trade|looked like a gilt-edged cinch for of Central British Columbia to Ju- neau for their 1948 convention The vessel has served as the dele- sates’ home during their visit here TONIGHT'S BANQUET WILL END MEETING OF B. (. VISITORS The 1948 convention here of the Ascociated Boards of Trade of Cen- tral British Columbia and affiliat- ed Chambers of Commerce of South- east Alacka will conclude this eve- ninz with a banquet in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel. The kanquet is scheduled for 7:30 nd will be followed by danc- in the Bubble Room. FORMER JUNEAUITES AREAMONG CANADIANS VISITING THIS WEEK ! d Mrs. C. P. Bussinger | of Telkwa, B. C., are in attendance at the Juneau Convention of the | Associated Boards of Trade of | Central British Columbia. Mr. Bussinger, who is the brother of | Ray Peterman of Juneau, lived in Juncau 20 years ago. Bussinger is the owner of a general store and a | hotel in Telkwa. MEN FROM KODIAK Comdr. C. R. Brandt | Comdr. W. K. Keller, Naval Air | Station, = Kodiak, arrived in Ju- neau Wednesday and registered at the Baranof. e NAVY tempting flavor... AMERICA'S LUXURY BEEF You'll enjoy a sizzling steak dinner you'll never forget if you serve top-quality Armour Star Porter- *house steak cooked this way. Buy steak 1 to 2 inches thick. Turn oven regulator to “broil”” and preheat broiler. Cut fat edges of meat. Place 3-314 Jinches under heat. Broil for half the required time, season, turn and finish broiling. Stick fork into fat to turn steak. Cooking rare —14-16 min.; medium —18-20 min. The best and nothing but the best is labeled time for 135 in. steak: and Lt.| its first Coast League pennant since 1927. | The Seals lost the hard way—| when young Con Dempsey, who went the full distance, walked Se- | attle manager Jo-Jo White with | he bases loaded to force in the! winning run. The win clinched fourth place for the Rainiers, as Portland lost| to Los Angeles, 7-2. Hollywood blasted Sen Diego for 11-6 triumph. Gene Hand- ley’s homer sparkec the Stars’ 14- hit attack. STANDINGS OF CLUBS National League Team: W L Fetlset victory, at Jersey City, this Boston . 8 59 593 gprgctive outdoor show will be St. Louis 79 66 545 1,0py to gross $100,000. The crowd Brooklyn 7 67 541 hiohably will not be over 15,000 Pittsburgh 8 - 67 as ccmpared to 19,272 who paid 1 New - York 75 TR R 9920 for the (erdan-Zale Philadelphia 04 400 AR which was promoted by the Cincinnati 60 83 420 41 Tournament of Champions. 60 8 414 piontweight king Williams will Chicago { i American League | Team: W L Pet | Bosten 91 55 623 { Cleveland 91 55 623 { New York 90 55 Philadelphia 83 65 561 { Detroit 72 T2 500 | St. Louis 56 87 392 ! Washington 52 95 354 i Chicago 46 97 322 Pacific Coast League Team: Pet. Oakland . 501 rsan Franfi'&co .585 Los Angeles 538 Seattle Portland AT8 San Diego 448 | Hollywood 437 404 i Sacramento . BUCKY WALTER RELEASES BUCKY WALTERS, HURLER PHILADELPHIA, Sept: 23.—(P— Bucky Walters, manager of the Cincinnati Reds, handed Bucky Walters, the pitcher, his s, who replaced Johnny Neun as boss of the Redlegs last month, said he was stepping out of active playing ranks' to make room for Steve Filipowicz, ex- | Fordham - football star who is get- ting a tryout as a Cincinnati 4 cutfielder. ! “It doesn't necessarily —mean that I've quit as a player,” Walters said. IKE WILLIAMS, RAY ROBINSON FIGHT TONIGHT By JACK HAND NEW YORK, Sept. 23.—(®—The !Loxing war moves across the riv- er tenight to the Yanke: Stadium where a Twentieth Century Sport- | ing Cluk doubleheader, | champions like release starring Ike Williams and , ALASKA . Stars of games played yesterday are as follows Batting—Stan Musial, Cardinals Became d player in major league history to get five hits in one game four times in one season. | Homered, doubled and collected three singles in leading St. Louis to an 8-2 victory over Boston. Ty Cobb first performed the feat for Detroit in 1922, Pitching—Bob Feller, Indians e d into a first y by beating the Red ved only three X in posting his 17th - &3 INB. B. LEADE Leaders in the inajor leagues of bas 1, through games of yes- terday, are as follows: National League Batting--Musial, St. Louis .378; Ashburn, Philadeiphia .333. i Runs batted in—Mize, New York 23; Muvsial, St. Louis 122. Home runs—Kiner, Pittsburgh 39; Musial, St. Louis and Mize, New York 38. Pitching—Sewell, Pittsburgh 12-8 800; Chesnes, Pittsburgh 13-5 .722. American League Batting—Wilkiams, Boston .68; Boudreau, Cleveland 354. | "Runs batted . in—DiMaggio, New ;Ymk 149; Stephens, Boston 131. Heme runs—DiMaggio, New York 39; Gordon, Cleveland 29. Pitching—Kramer, Boston 16-5 .760; Gromek, Cleveland 9-3 .750. - LISTEN TO WALKER NORMAN R. WALKER, OF {Ray (Sugar) Robinson ends the REmCHIKAN WILL SPEAK OVER i cutdoor season. Buried in the bilingual uproar my; |over Mercel Cerdan’s smashing up- the 15-round Flores, a cap- crown over e egainst Jesse able ring ‘¢ from Stockton, Celii. - Robinsen will not try to make the 147-pound welterweight limit for his non-title 10-rounder with Kid Gavilan of Cuba. Both Williams and Robinson are 1 favorites that there is little gering reported on either contest. They’re both about 9 te Sl h HENRY MOSES HERE Henry Mosgs, ‘onaggof t best "kn'éhzxr fur ‘buyers ™n Aldska, is at the Hotel Junsau. He arrived 508 from the south aboard the Doro- thea. Moses will be 90 years old on next February 15. e There’s big news in Empire ads. 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PAGE THREE R R B S ¢ TARTS DAENTORY % ienT FIGHT COMEDY IS OPENING TONIGHT AT 20TH CENTURY M | imagine the hilarious Can you Shows at 7:15 — 9:20 Boy, Huntz Hall, as a pu- ? Well, that't just what hap- with the promise of many laughs, in Monogram's “Mr. Hex,"” G et g o ¥ Hopalong Cassidy which opens tonight at the 20th Pradhctions pessent Century Theatre. Leo Goreey stars in the latest Bowery Boys comadj- The prize ring is the humorous {background of the story. The Bo lch Hall to enter a boxing tour- nament, with the hope of assistin |Gale Robbins in furthering he: | singing career. | Gorcey hypnotizes Huntz into think'ng he is a great fighter, and | enters him in a boxing tournament. | Hall scores a brilliant success, and | reaches - the finals when mobsters, |who have entered a professional | pugilist in the amateur competition, |plan to turn the tables by employ- {ing a .counter-hypnotist. A tang- ‘1up climax is fillad with roaring lcomedy. culminating in unexpected \results. IVISITORS VIEW T JUNEAU SCENERY Visiting members of the Associai- 2d Boards of Trade of Central Brit-| ish Columbia, were the guesis of| 2 Juneau Chamber of Commerc> "day for a trip on the Glacie ‘av with visits to Mendenhal D ou g la S C 1) l l seunm \cier and the Juneau Airport. | - " : ¢ ;s Il Doors Open ENDS TONIGHT Show at Members of the Juheau Cham- || 7:15 “CALCUTTA” 745 ber furnished themselves, as drivers, and their automobiles to take thelri guests out for a view of the area's| attractive scenery. LATEST Air Express NEWS WALE ROBBINS GABRIEL DELL B EPT. 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