The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 8, 1948, Page 3

PAGE THREE SALMON CREEK COUNTRY CLUB inday dinner, Baked Ham, Turkey, $2.50. Open at 4 p.m. —.——— HOME COOKED FOOD Moose Carnival. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA LITTLE HUDAY OCTOBER 8 I948 PLAYBYPLAY [ NO runs, ) Tnel St ft on bac bounc- in dn(p It was| NOTICE Monday morning, Oc- Street from East , to Park St, will be closed to traffic for four days due to new sewer construction 11 2t WORLD IRIES ® e ¢ U o o o 0 ¢ 0 PRO BA: 1949 WORLD SERIES WILL BE PLAYED IN MEXICO CITY| gt p JICHITA, Ka P — ! Montres Non-profusional 1949 third game world ies will played in | Series today co, the National Baseball Con- |apiece after orted today als waxed Ray Dumont, President, said the|by 7 to 3ress’ xican commissioner, dro Aguilar Reyes, is being HOME to name the site for mel For sale at SRS AASKANS J0BS DEPEND ON TRAPS vore ro CONTINYE mrars the U. S. National Keitner to Gordon to Rob- SERIES FINANCES, FIRSTTVO GAMES Here | the two f Beginning tober 11, Sixth Roa SUN RIS OUTOBER 1 rises at UL, Minn,, 1d St Oct. 8.—M— Paul go into the of the Little World | even one victory | the power-laden R the Saints last 1 bl ol, A 5L S B 4 3 e -~ - n SALMON CREEK COUNTRY CLUB € Baked Ham, $2.50. Open at 4 p.m. orle hit, no errors, none, (Continued from Pa Bearden whacked a lon over Holmes head, the bali ing ov fence vight 1 ot away. the Indian’s Mitéhell walked on five Doby rapped a sharp grc Stanky who threw to Dar 1g Mitchell, but Dark's relay McCormick for a double play was wild allowing Beardén tol, scote the first run of the game| and Doby to advance to second. It| was an error for Dark, his (lmd of the ser Boudreau walked on five pitches (Doby was not credited with a r botted in.) Gordon sent an ea fly to M. McCormick in short 1 One run, one hit, one error, two | B left on bases. Fourth Inning : BRAVES—M. McCormick: lined| No runs, no hiis, a single into center. Elliott loft-|left om base. ed to Doby in short center. F.| INDIANS—O McCormick hit back to Beardonmade his ¢ who started a double play, Bear- Seties for tf den to Goxdon to Robinson. Mike Mc or fiel No runs, oné hit, no errors, center fleld left on b “ ng wallop. 5 ; 2 | ning catch of INDIANS— watked 08| i’ i front four pit Bill Voiselle, a right= 3" ot "center. hander, started warming up in{g.qniens solid the Braves' bullpen. Judnick wenb iy, =0 down swinging. Robinson lined "o fo Bickford's fisst pitch into left O R 1d, Keltner ¥ left on base. stopping at second. | also- hit the first pitch, a 3 center, scoring Kelt- and sending Robinson to sec- ond. Bearden, also first pitch, rifled a single left, but Robinson was forced held up at third when M. McCor- mick’s throw came through to the plate and the bases were loaded That was all for Bickford and he was replaced by Voiselle. Mitchell fouled to Eliott front of Braves' dugout MeCormick fielded Doby's wicked grounder and tossed to Voiselle, who covered fi for the putcut. One three hits, no errors, three left on bases. Fifth Inning — Reltner juggled rp smash down the line but recovered in w him out. Masi hit who made a nice b of his 10 nd. to Robin: Dark threw out Bear sht Mitchell's pop | left field just inside line Doby whistled a right field, He was to reach base against ed ten men ' au to d third bhase. pe hit, no ewrors, s be 6:11 pm Bor gale ki 1t scocesce financial report of | world series games: attendance 39,633; 419.63 Com- J 94; play- clubs’ and attend- | s¢ 79,7 games, share 781.27; two games, | leagus $121,- he foul le into > o COOKED FOOD Moose Carnival. nday dinner, Turkey fouled 3 R0ist i \d Alaska ate winners Tourney said. will for at WO By i »4»-..,, nth Inning i tried a surpr hipped out, Bear jen knocked mash back to retrieved it in tim to throw him out at first. 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