The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1949, Page 3

JOM B MAGGIO IN. | | CLIMBFOR BATTING | HONORS, AMERICAN 7 | CHICAGO, Jine A - Do il ’S G 1 Q £Gl0 .H ¥ gy ” DiMaggio, little Bost s ] 6 48, "E the week to enge in- 7"4, EaRSg AI@ L e i s seorge Kell of the Detreit e EAb R s the American Len u COND HALF PLAY BY INN Kell maint 3 but Di tention oniy 14 sidi top spot climbed in outpointed urgh Joey 3 i | 58 T TP Pig | points Lehind. > 40 0000 SR Boston'’s Ted Willia the 1047 L T ey S and 1948 AL. batting champi * continued in third place with a tive T Sherman, i e nerease to 319 utpointed Les = oyfilder Vic Wertz of Detroit Duluth, Minn. (8). | qred. from ninth Arthur Kir v ¥ i with inted Calvin| a (10). Larkin, vinted 142 Aldc Pbiladelp! Boston OVEH SERIES with Houstc was out acket a boost of 12 for ad the most doubles, of Clavelar 7 funs bat- the week h eght. Ke in hits with 83 Joost in runs with 68, and er continued the ace base auls went from er with nine thelts he pitching records Reynol teammar.>, for .846 of Detroit c strikeout pace was Vic Vireil ntinued with 83 Schmi the fir opt. Krause got st score. Martir two Haen tallyir 1sen hit to Miff Cantillion. | P B 2 »d home fr sec I AR n g Caapiion ‘“":1_,_}‘“ ‘\ mes played with the Stars 8 A # et oot s 1o, o o dns e JO ARRANGE FOR retired the side or 1 CoRNE T 1T g \ SD } 1 1 1 the {1 -hitting tirst ter, who is in pent of a the second 1e ru time three-1n place Los A opens a |y, 5t AR ugh Xrayse. ! iseries with San F 0, the g ena Sgelin The fourth enth pl lub mento rd Mill n are Bud Cs Bud Phelps of Cope of the Le, oes to Portland for a | three 1 licn of the E nouncement A b 4 46 s0p|later in the heoiing cond. | Diego ag '5op| JY . HOURRD He L s and | Sacramento 45 . aps, layed elher k or Monday. |t} wa ps to first.| Zortland 48 461 | . F7 L ki 9 .| 38 54 413) 4 Ee truck | - | —— 5 i National League | Leaders in the two major base- The Legion sent four men to bat | WL tellow 1 the seventh get | 39 25 ot 38 26 Di- 31 30 36, 30 B 31 32 78; Stepher : 27 36 yme Runs — BOX SCORE 2% 39 ha g LEGION AB R H PO 25 40 sz: il : (‘) : “’ i . a | Pitching — Reynolds, New York grenye oo 1ol American L n";nc‘ l‘-l. . Raschi, New York, 11-2, 1.1 ! W' L Petl g T 41 24 631} TIONAL LEAGUE 8 i 3 3 ‘: 37 20 561! Batting — Robinson, Brooklyn, 6 K ‘; 371 38 »Sru' 367; Kiner, Pittsturgh, .348. 7 R 36~ 29 -DJ‘i Runs Batted = In Robinson, SN i AL fif-. Erocklyn, 60; Hodges, Brooklyn, 52. Pasquan, r o 8 ( 476 Hcme Runs—Kiner, Pittsburgh, Martinson, b2 0 0 1 0 403 18; Musial, St. Louis, 14. : 281! Branca, Brooklyn, 9-1,| 200; Newcombe, Brooklyn, 5-}, .833. WIL BASEBALL in the third, [ base. i . to left field in the thirc 1 For SIS | ELKS AB R H PO A E|tons un-| Final scores of games played last Palmer, 4 00 0 3 0fload Al-|night in the Western International t 0 4 011 1 8 0 ghter, th: t“Loa\zue are as follows: 3 2 210 0 t 11 o'clock from, Tacoma 4; Victoria 3. p 3 1201 3 Spokane 8;-Salem 0. N 4 010 3 1 Yakima 11; Wenatchee 3. Hagzlett, 3b 206:1200 (Cnly games scheduled). Bryant, rf 00000 e - Hagerup, cf 39 181 ) Legan, If 3000 0 0f idgeon, Tt 300000 @p b. @ H . SRl oM 4 g | \ 4 e maa i PIUTRGING ealing substituted for Bryant in the sec- ! 2 ond. 2 Krause, i , Cantillion; H Snow 2; left on b ‘,t Eks 4 wild rase | Telephene-313 Nighis-Red 730 )r,:‘. ; H oh‘z(rm;sc \t oft] 8 @ 2 2 r | o M ”'z Hareri Mochine Shop, Inc. Andrews. |1 fFonight 5 (he SECONd Of | P e e _-m--m-mz‘ with ‘the El at 6:30 ¢ econd the Moose ceding the game at 6:15 o'clock, ting Seailing Schedule’ M. V. BEACHCOMBER ! E } ety J. W. McKINLEY g JUNE 28: ' 5 Hoonah - Pelican - Gustavus - Sitka ! Tenakee - Angoon - Hawk Inlet N ; ald Duil, local competition, winner in meets merce has o ial election Oil Agent, and Gene Ma; Co. .ageut, W and Treas r, Alaska elected JULY 6: d Hoonah - Gustavus - Pelican FROM A ! SRR B 3 T S S R D R. H. Proctor, R. L. Barner, F.| 1 i ¥ H. Fuqua, and A. £ Loads hvery Wednesday at Juneau City Dock he CAA, in-Anchora 5 after arrival of weekly ship from Seattle .12 G ] e - - mflm S THE DAILY ALAS Whets're You ¢ Umpire 3im Honochick faste of Washington Indians in a was precipitated when pi ington s hit Joe Gardon o The Indians came out on top, photo. h inning row fight SOFT BALL GAMES trimmed the No team lub 16-10 made n the Town reen Bowl inning but team scored The winnin cond, third ar up the ors — R¢ pir Tuns in the $ ith; and Powers. KA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASK a restraining s the latter attempt g, Bud? grip on catcher Al Evans menacingly against the Cleveland. The threatened player er Wait an of the Wash- f the Indizns with a pitched ball 1, before crowd of 18,000. /? Wire- to mov Maste FISH LANDINGS aling 51,000 pounds ade this morning Bought ry the Fisheries {rom the reen ) were 18,000 14 cents for small, 1845 mediums and 17 cents m the Sandra L. cents for small, nediura 17.1 cents to the Engstrom were 23,000 pcunds from 1 (Vincent Anderson) at 14 cents all, 1845 cents for {iumns, and 17 cents for large. Elfin I (E. O. Swanson) of Elfin landed 5,000 po of king FROM CALDWELL, "DAHO idwell Gastineau 'S THRILLING? i#’s Colorful?| OAP BOX DERBY Sunday -- July 10 isthe BIG DAY i2¢h Stireet ALL-AMERICAN SOAP BOX DERBY PAGE THREE ROBINSON KEEPS LEAD AT BAT IN HATIONAL LEAGUE Stadium, 5-3, when K lu;.lkml two men FROM PAST SEASON, ..’ by Higbe playing n, went the full e inning declared By JOE REICHLER jiured heel gave him no adde : : ik 1@ Mnjors are Readed for an at- | fe falled to get a hit in-four YOR se 28 -Jack'e tex decline from last yearsj'!dl time bat ccn, Breokiva's amic sec- ecord akinz totals, comparative Mickey Cwen, reinstated cateber, seman, i refusinz to yield feurc: showed today awying his first geme for.Brook- h in his wam 1t win the With most of the 16 clubs having sinzled ninth ang scored ; National Leaguc's batting title, played nearly half their 77 homel "¢ winning a3 the Dodgers Robinsen pickad up nine points sames, a_ check revealed that only! © the Cleveland Indians, curing the past wesk to boost his ix clu are ahead of last -3, in an exhibition . game at tting | to .3 5 ligure: I Ehbets Field ints better than R ough games of last night al The Philadelphia Phils routed’ runnerup 348. . Y d to waten | he Athleties, a cne-sided 2; The Pittsburgh clouter enjoyed o the teams in As com; 1 naii defeated De-'batting sprec of his own, to boest to the 8,865 who saw the 1 [ exhibition his mark 15 points from his fouria numbier of ¢4 in 1948. That is| = place 333, g a drop of 376714 | 3% i In trast. Red Schoendienst of At this 1ate, the ms r- B B !AR |the St. Louis Cardinals dropped tain to {all approx ly a million n a {from 347 to 536 to fall into third ehind last year figure ot | . {piace. ‘The fizures, include gpames in the one!played last Sunday, June 26. 20,943.2 ttars of yesterday The Cleveland Indians have sut-| a 1l ame played in the mnju«.,-} A couple of Brocklyn infielders— |fered ~the biggest drop, having|cre {srortstop Peewee Reese and first drawn 145,000 fewer fans A° Eat'iap—Hank Sauer, Cubs— ! tareman Gil Hodoes -placed fourth in ! a correspond | N thres runs with a home |2nd fifth, Reese had a 325 rating Cin i, Detroit, the New «i9-1» to Jead tha Cubs to ! and Hodges was cloie on his heels | Louis Card with 322, New York’s Bobby Thom- Giants and - Philadelpbia -1 Adctory over the St. Louis 3 are cthers which have fallenj ards, |son ranked sixth with .320. He was 100,000 ke last year's figures. i AL Fitching Dubiel, Cubs | tellowed by Enos Slaughter, st. SHOW GAL7T rolieved Schmitz with | Louls, 319 and Sig Gordon, New wureh Pirates the in seventh n.‘Yux'k_ 313, : 3 3 die Ka: of §t. Louls and 180,000 more than last White Eox, Senators, Boston Dodgers and St.! dco are ahead of | the rest of the way (o preserve the | Willard Ma 11 of the Giants, Zuks' 6-4 triumph. rounded out the top ten. Kazak, R SIS Y ot ety the rookie third haseman who ke- G. C. STEWART DIES gan so auspiciously, slipped ‘to .306. + Marstiall, who led the league for o G. C. Stewart, 64, known to many S spell, nad .305. cldtimers in the interior as "Gus,” | M OeK lied rocently at Fairbanks. He had | teen a resident of Fairbanks zna| m employee of the NC Co., since Chicago their 48 { The Cardina 13.17 | Lut tE s drew a night game in the only regular} the 'S yes- | doomed rewd of ATTENTION GILLNETTERS See.Burrows Welding Co. for Pro- to ppointnent as the Chicago| May 1, 1926 | peller Baskets. 30 6% | Cubs Leat the Redbirds, 6-4. 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