The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 5, 1949, Page 3

IUESDAY, JULY 5, A.y 19, RAINIERS iNDOUBLE ATH 108§ up former mates tod: Tne Rainier: @ veteran of mond, to recently he going to the & the \\(c}und the ader got full revenge. He attle to five hits yes y z them down 5 to 3 in the ¢ A of was Kewpie's fecurth win in 11v Starts for San Diego, With two ¢ the triumphs at the expense of L former teammate: ‘The Padres ea won ti L1 opener behind young Bol age, 6 to.-1, "Zan Dieg of ning games ia t aihiers their the we leaaing to be rid of rile. The Field and The lea: 2 to 1. Pin mphm i tiith inn conq game for the winning gin of a 6-5 victory. of Fort 1d the Four nd packed triple help: Los Anzel taking to three. { the games the Seals clves' from dr he Angel: the opener 4 to 3..Los Angeles’ ker ‘T. (Can- all) McDaniel was t the second game W Eeals won 6 to 4, his first los four straight victories sinc went to the Angels. Harr man, getting back into orgs Lasczall after jum g X can league three the winner in £an Francisco. tart for STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS Pacific Coast League w L Hollywecod 63 40 Seattle 55 48 San Diego 52 49 Caklang 51 50 Sacramento i 47 52 Pcrtland 3 46 53 San Francisco 45 56 Los Angeles 43 5 National League w Breoklyn .. 44 St. Lonuis 3 42 Fhiladelphia .......... 40 Boston 40 New: York 36 Pittsburgh 31 Cincinnati 29 Chicago 28 American League New York .. e 48° 25 658 Philadelphia . 4 350 Cleveland wEE el Detroit ... 2 39 '35 Boston it s a 86, - B8 ‘Washington . .32 39 Chicago RS 29 45 St. Louis ..... .23 49 LEADERS IN B. 8. Leaders in the major Laseb: leagues through games of yeste day are: NAT!OVAL LEAGUE Batting — Roebinson Brooklyn 362; Schoesndienst, St. Loui: Runs Batted ' In — Rob. Brocklyn, 61; Hodges, Brooklyn, 57. Hom: Runs— Kiner, Pittsburgh 21: Gorden, New York, 15. Pitching—Branca, Brooklyn, 10~.., £33; Roe, Brooklyn, 8-2, .800. AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting--Keil, Detroit, .348; Di- Maggio, Boston, .331. Runs ‘Batted In—Williams, Bos- n, 81; Stephens, Boston, 79. Home Runs—Williams and Step- hens, Boston, 19. Pitching—Raschi, New York, 13-.., 367; Kellmef, Philadelphia, 12-3,| .800. The word “barbarian” was Ilr-;; used by the. Geeeks {0, rge%fl 1587, cicners” Fut i later came to mean a bad or savage person. douczleheader. It| s out on got «the | Sacramento split} und fo e vietm | e rioc cratched home from en Niclsen’s grounder w: walked and ome llis who threw m sccond. The Pasade T Guy. he slug Pasadena to first hit by & Dit nz to third on Ciccon: THE management of this bank is pledged to conserva- tive operation. The safety . of depositors’ funds is our primary consideration. In addition the bank is a mem- ber of Federal Depesit Insur- ance Corporafion, which in- sures, each of our depositors against loss to a maximum of $5,000. teh brought in The next thre with two I12ft on bases. rs were back in the thu With %0 more Seores. noula threw mith dropped d and McC to st tallied on spriv econd. In t more talli H from second. | tired the s s batted s and fou 4 nder over|j S the first out. He} land dropped the| Valenzula after McClellar field frcm it and n the fourt rare of the f s single | On Valenzula’s single to| Cicec H THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE - JUNIL/ TWO (LUBS | SHAPING UP, FLAG RACE la scored on the.t n \nv"‘ 1 5 Feurth of Jul he World Series ht onily acout 5 he roaring surg win 3 \ anks up into a k Kokos and Ger ternoon game sosting their lead : to save an 8-4{ cond. return from “exil¢ was knocked out in thei o take Chicago, Edwin Strinzer ¢ S, the 1 Tahcker, Mrs. Mu nxu] Rieke, /\'» ) the Government hes- lI!hulml l on of Yakutat. ND ¢ has come and York Yankees stil show- ajor league night of the e. If you n start bullding me. ax 1V Joe DiMazgio after he mis Jolting v won seven ol {a ) " aight over,a 32 d Red X of the nd the menacing | ) oper ‘h" season DiMagzio Billy Johnson's 5. loaded in the the winning 6-4 h Jim efer Willard Mar- a5 Parnell relief after he was h hitt t. Louis Browns | an even break | . ected twice Dodget two {ull games t missed a 1 e when with tw Newcombe | Banta in afiwas not a Cardmals rallied anot the Red |fied to abbear av by an|and file the nd gan §5-0, lly Meyer m his Pittsburg es copped two heirs and 1 and 1-0 to|ceased person z s into si | Dated: Juneau, Als allowed only 1949, | JAMES A. BRADLEY, i seven gingles | i chutout victory | First publication, Jur t pubhu\t ion, es moved into a jLi RID YOUR HOME OF (OOKING ODORS, FUMES and HEAT! Az Discharged were Minne Johnson and Cecelia Juneau. 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Girls’ 20- reminded he had | e finisk 1ext boat jru 2na O\nnn.mn rs, 1st Girls’ . m, Janez H(\llm bach. wrford ¢, 1st sec.: Richard Huls ald Jehn, ames beh m(! 0 e wo with said estate, @ ribution thereof, 5 Commuiss u !"vmimh hat 10 o'cl 1049 has heen lnul as Lhm oner’s C()mt S S S R S S —— |¢ "uv*md therein are hrn\hg. n’JlS- 1 time and plqc" jections, |:¢u<inn Inr‘ ttering | cald final account ar | settlement and distribution thereof; nd that the court at such hr::\rm:; adjudicate ml‘ll decr e e i - fr 2 e /& z e i reatiad | o e i L e S S e (=t PAGE THREE -yard dash—- 13 and 14 -yards— it years and younger: ":RGWB IAMS ‘_w:n;%.’ Jeanette Melseth, Dotothy| Fredetick, ‘Stevéns, gl Harman, BALLPARK FOR | Peters, Boys' T years: J a Ortelano. Dan Dapcevich. dash—15 and 16| yards—13 years and younger: 1, Carl Weidman, | Robert McClellan, Robert Oster- mann, Eric Beach. § 'nl dash 15 and 16! 3C-yards—15 years and younger: | years: Betty Mantyl Lowell McClellan, Raymond Beach, x ‘("‘ Boys' 100-yard dash—17 and 18| Albert Clark, Jr. | s: Fudd Prouty, Chuck McClel- an, Don Johnson. SPORT EVEN ummed inte the ball Bicycle Races ‘h—17 and 18 Boys—-12 years and under, 1st sec. ers filled the grandstand s B . Margie Alge John Hogins, Bob Ostermann; 2nd three deep ulong the|” oo 00 “ml (L\.«h fres for all: | S¢c.: Pat Ness, Kenneth Merritt. tretched to outline the 1u»: Fudd Pro . Ken Lizer Boys—13 to 16 years; Jerry God- 100 v kins, Jay Ostermann. W | —13 to 16 years: Coleen Ma- B ‘gorty, Loretta Ortelano. p ' Races were under the direction of T years fnd YOUnser:|ihe Elks activities committee assist- Blackethy, Joe Harmon. ed by C. L. Wingerson, Billy Frank, ards and younger: |y R, VanderLeest &nc ii Zeng- Malone;, or. om 11:30 a. m. to 1 p. m.| irls' 100 rd dosh events werc of winning 20-yard dash—4 year axte 1, John Bolt Brown, John D: ird dash—4 and | J usan Bab- n, Sandra Ben- nia Adams, Pam The Triangle Cleaners 1—5 and 6 years, Ceasar, Keith llard; 2nd Ceasar, Ms rd dash—5 and 6! Donna Lucas, Mary Christine Hansen; ¢y Devind, Janet Sobo- Dean. yard dash—7 and 8 7 Joe Albayalde, Mil- Daniel Elder ibodeau, Donal Joseph Heueiser \ The Keliday Is Qver ... We hope you enjoyed yourself over the Fourth. If any of your clothes suffered during the festivities, bring 'em in for a good cleaning. 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