The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 15, 1949, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 1 6-HIT GAME GIES LEGION WIN OVER MCOSE, SCCRE 2-0 SCORE BY INNINGS ! | B G S ; : A By HUGH FULLERTON, JR. I | : - . - L 12345 6 7TP| NEW YORK, July 14-P—I¢ 8 3 ) g : . Moose 000 0 0 0— 0licn't surprising to hear Bill Mc-i PAGE THREE | for new steam coil in oil storage 14 m' 15 WI ol tank, etc., at the Federal and Ter- — | ritorial Building, Jineau, Alaska, in p A" AM H.IGHIS | strict accordance with the specifica- tions dated PB-DIV-8, March 10, B — 1949 and drawings «(if any) men- Fourtecn passengers arrived and|tioned therein; and the general, 15 departed on Pan American A'r- | conditions dated Sept. 15, 1942. And ways flights yesterday as follow: addendum thereto dated May 15, From Seattle: M. Anderson, Mr.|1944. Specifications and other data and Mrs. A. F. Dworak, E. W.| may be had at the office of the, cus- Grafton, Ralph Johansen, Frank | todian of the building or the office Longo, MacKay Malcolm, Eleanc: |of the Division Engineer, or Public Marshall, Ralph Mize, Minnie Stew- | Buildings Administration, Room No. art, Orin Stratton, Irene Stratton, 507, Lemon Building, Washington, Doris Stratton, W. R. Turner. D. C. L. W. Friberg, Division En- To Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. W. Rogers, A. W. Lewis, Wes Kimm, ana Kretschmar, Ruth Bader, gineer. First publication, Julr 15, 1949. "\ : o Dorothy Farrell, Andrew Bjorgen, ecms to mean it . “Lou Boud- E. A Gidlof, J. David Ramsay, | Last publication, July 17, 1948, eau ls seally hiting now and Doby | yictor Mancon, 1. Plntt, Pauline Lou is playing a lot since Ken ISREURRA | B SNOPUR Keltner was hurt, and Ray Boone| Tollywood & has & ré goir ;:n‘q’u]:“;‘msw* .‘]‘g h‘h_ oo 11;111 aging nz ball player sen and by Metcalfe in the sixth. |is going to be a good shortstop.| goHWINN BIKES st MA o nd The Legion went by scoreless in|He's over his nervousness now. B % Labalndy game. e ] { . 5 R T 2 ' i The formula—slam a homer wita | "',:,‘»\l‘ % i(’l)”;;' to happen to Bobo | pipbas . & 9 3 % t:ll' first inning to score one run in|It was our pitching th: as carty-: pederal Works Agency, Pubiic the bases loaded, Salveson did JUst|onpots of “,v the second. The first two men upfing us for a while, but we're hit-|gyjldings Administration, Office of | that Thursday night in the 10th| o “‘“.; x\" in the second, Kristan and Notal,|({ing ‘now . After that explana- Division Engineer, 123 U. S. inning at Sacramento as the Stars o (:U-lu{ were thrown out at first and struck | tion, Bill took off to hit to th2}c i Bou ), Seattle 4, Washington walloped the Solons 9 to 5. It ehded | e out. Bradford walked, then scored|infielders with the further com-|j.1+ G 1949 Sealed bids, in tripli FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1949 ROUNDUP — 1P SPORTS 0 Legion 0 0 0 “— 2|Zechnie come out with optimistic atout the Cleveland Indians, | cially since they've climbed m} second place . Bl never was mz2 to knock. a club he worked o “We're hitting better 1w and we're really coming along,’ McKechnie says, and he really ¥o In a game that saw Loth teams | | W k ! RAINERS Bv ‘ APPARENTl' e : N 3 ' & - * collect but three hits each, the Le- | | | - 5 ¥ 3 Sk 5 gion took a tightly fought game FOUR TO ONE OUT OF B B W Al d 584 ~ W | from the Moose by the score of l . R i3 o . 2 to0 ! a 3 R ¥ ' s The Moose hits were singles in an , | the first, fourth and seventh frame: | by Selmer, J. Magorty and For- sythe. It was singles fhe Legion| got with them coming in the first by Cope, in the second by J. Niel- WASHINGTON, July 15— The future is not too bright te for Louis (Bobo) Newcom—but the By JIM BACON of the sure Pitcher Jack Salveson the Chattanooga | outhern Associa going to have to meone other thau 3 k Griffith o an eight-game winning streak from for! a stolen second on J. Niel- ment: the sizzling Solons. In other Thursday nieht Coast League play, Portland’'s busy B:avers beat the hapless Los An- geles Angels 4 te 2; San Diego out- of the Washing- ton Senators and their Chahtta- faim club, said last night the right-hander’s action in usiing to accompany Gritfith, ow the Look- Juts on a trip to Little Rock “has jsen’s single into right field. E. Niel- Isen was out at first on the throw fiom Forsythe and the team took the bench. The repeated single tally inning lcame in the third for the Legion. make these “It's up to youngsters And, brother, he doe: us old LAST WORL slugged Oakland i3 to 11 and San Francisco ceat Seattle 4 to 1 Roy Helser pitched a six-hitter make it the cellar-dwell- to enable the Beavers to two straight over ing Angels. He whiffed nine Con Dempsey won his game as against nine Josses ¢ victory. It ended winning streak STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS Pacific Coast Leazue Weoonids 68 43 56 51 56 53 56 54 Hollywood Sacramento Oakland San. Diezo | tentt | in the under | acting manager at one. finiished him with our organiza- tions " Old Boko, reported to be 41 year cld, or thereazouts, has baseball’s | worst case of itchy feet. He has been in and out of big time since 1929 woiking for eight major leazue teams. He was| with the Washington Senators on| four different occasions. | Whether he continues in baseball | | or not, Griffith said, “is no concern | of mine.” That puts Newcom's fu- ture up to Newcom and if he doesn’t fir a buyer he’s finished in Lase a possibility Grittith regards as a probability. the Cateher Roy Camj nella (39) of National League was charged with an error on this play in sixth inning of All-Star game at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, N. Y Ralph Kiner get ¢ from him. except where Campanella is looking. Umpire Bill Summers of American League doubled to left center. calls (top) Bob inger of Ame safe at home as Campanella bebbles ball. of National League races out (bot find the ball. # Wirephoto. It all happened when he let a throw-in from The ball (arrow) is everywhere Play started when Joe DiMaggio rican League, who was on first, Pilcher Vern Bickford (24) tom) to help the Dodger catcher Allred and Rollison got to tirst on balls with Cope out at first on the throw from Sheppard. The second out came on a beautiful play with Phelps hitting the dirt to get Met- calfe’'s grounder. Phelps rolled and made a quick flip to Walker barely in time to catch Metcalfe on the throw. Allred scored from third on the play. BOX SCORE Legion AB R Nielsen, E., 3b 3 Allred, p 2 Rollison, 1b Cope, ¢ Metcalfe, -1 2! 58 0. in Brooklyn asked Charl League Tuesday, ey cuprosed to be t'me ball pla: answer shoul was fund. League: worst way; worst. way. ONE-MINUTE SPORT: PAGE Top price for the Ezzard Charles- ! Gus Lesnevich fight in New York o|will be $16.50. In Philly Robinson ojand Gavilan fought for a $12.50 Maybe they're charging top yel d a benefit Anyway, wanted by the pound publicitor: ayed for or by old- i have been for the fresh error| After the All->iar paseball game | hustle.” - folks %0 | cate. some Segar, Nal “Is this . . Mayk: the to win Nal that it in the insteaq they lost in the one tional game | e the tional | will be received at this office uatil 3 p.m, July 20, 1949 and then publicly opencd, for furnishing the materials, and performing the work Here's new beauty for your [loors and furniture! . . use JOHNSON’S 'PASTE WAX 0 Leoks l'ke the Red Sox figure 1|they may need help in a hurry Seattle 56 55 land Indians and Boston Red Kristan, cf 52 .. 48 45 Portland San Francisco . Los Angeles 61 64 National League w 48 47 Brocklyn St. Louis Bosten Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago 538 508 440 403 American League w New York 51 Cleveland Philadelphia Boston Detroit ‘Washington Chicago St. Louis LEADERS IN B. B. Leaders” in the major leagues through games of yesterday are: NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting — Robinson, Broeklyn, 362; Schoendienst, St. Louis, .331 Runs Batted In — Brooklyn, 66; Hodges, Brooklyn, 65. Home Runs— Kiner, Pittsburgh, 23; Gordon, New York, 16. Pitching: 1.000; Roe, Brooklyn, 8-2, Lom:ardi and ~Chambers, burgh, 4-1, .800. AMERICAN LEAGUE 434 420 303 and Pitts- 56 481 52! Bostons Biliy S well, Pittsburgh, 5-0,] HEINTZLEMAN, SOUTHPAW, IS SHOWING THEM | By JOE REICHLER | uthworti couldn't see Ken He'ntzelman when he selected his All-Star pitchers ters. They can’t see him either. The 33-year-old southpaw, who i making a contender of the once- le Philacelphia Phillies, 1is pitching the best ball in the Na- tional League. He is tied for most victories with j11. He has lost only three. Man- ager Eddie Sawyer hates to think where his fourth place Phils would jbe withoout him. ! Heintzelman further embarrassed Southworth last night 'when he pitched the Phils to a 1-0 victol over Max Lanier and the Cardinal third shutout. 11th victory, which inciden- tied his best previous win- resulted when outfielder his 13th home run with one out in the last hall of the ninth. The victory advanced It ning total, Robi 1,i1he Phils to within one game of the Braves, who were beaten hy‘ the Cubs, 3-2. | REDBIRDS DROP | The defeat dropped the Redbirds| a game and a half behind the! Dodgers, who nosed out the Cin-| cinnati Reds, 6-5, in a 10-inning struggle after tying the score in Southworth has nothing on the bat-| won their games retained their American League 1 of five and a halt games ove: the Indi: i | nolds, who has suddenly | found the secret of finishing games, not only went the route for th second straight time, but shut out | the St. Louis Browns, 5-0. Joe Di- | Magg.io and Gene Wocdling drove n two runs apiece. Bob Lemon won his 10th game for the Indians and rookie short-| top Ray Boone drove in three runs with a home run and long fly as| 1e Tribe won its ninth game in the last 10 starts with a 7-1 vic- te over the Philadelphia Ath- letics. The slumping A’s dropped their sixth in a row 3 Jce Dobson pitched the Red Sox to their eighth straight victory as Joe McCarthy’s forces turned back the Detroit Tigers, 5-2. Al Zarilla cracked a two-run homer for the victors. The triumph advanced the \ | .| Besox to within a half game of the | third place Mackmen, | ‘Three bases on balls, an error by | Eddie Robinson and George .Met- | kovich’s bases-loaded single gave the Chicazo White Sox four runs | in the third inning and helped them | |defeat the Washington Senators, | [6-2. Ssam Mele batted in both Sen- ator runs. ) All games were played at night. DIVORCE APPLICATION Margaret M. Brenn, represented by Attorney M. E. Monagle, yes- terday filed suit for divorce from Monte M. Brenn, charging non- | Cernik, o .2 | CZECH NET STARS REJECT ORDER 10 RETURNTO PRAGUE >, 2-:ana, July 15— slav. Drouny and Vladimir Czechoslovakia’s top ten: stars, rejected today a Czech gov- ernment order to return to Prague. They anncunced they were going into exile and hoped to reach the Uniteq States The two players had withdrawn from Swiss International Tennis Tournament yesterday after the Czech government withdrew per- miss'on to play here because two Germans and a Spaniard were com- peting. This morning they announced they would play out the remainder of the tournament. MRS. ROBT. S. BRAGAW DIES IN SUMNER, WASH. Mrs. Robert S. Bragaw, formerly a resident of Anchorage, died in Sumner, Wash., July 3. She is survived by her husband, fcrmerly a member of the Terri- torial Senate. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bragaw were active in Archorage affairs until they left Alaska a few years ago to make their home near Seattle. For many years prior to the time the Anchorage Public Utilities became municipally own- ed, Mr. Bragaw was company sec- retary-treasurer. Notar, 2 Bradford, If Nielsen, J., rf 0| late: ~cocommocol oc~ococooo~a Totals 3| Moose McClellan, 1f Selmer, 3b Walker, 1b Phelps, ss Magorty, J., cf Forsythe, 2b Vuille, ¢ Sheppard, p * Manning ** Miller coosovwroconwoBlloovwoaarnd conrmowonroope |l cormomronmy cocoocococococococo e cococoommoomolewl r in the season. They 0| pitcher Windy McCall to Louisville —|and persuaded Seattle to Sammy White, the $75,000 rookie catcher, ahead of schedule so he could go to the same club . Chick Evans won the Western Open ;| Golf Championship in 1910 hasn't missed cne since, though he| never repeated. X Natural Bridge, near Lexington, | | Va,, actually is the remains of roof of an underground tunnel or cave through which Cedar Creek once flowed. shifted deliver and al Floors and furniture that sparkle and gleam mean you're a careful housekeeper, Use famous John- son’s. Paste. Wax. It protects the surface with a tough, long-lasting finish. Makes your home more beautiful! Johnson’s Paste Wax has more than 100 uses. Ask for Johnson's Paste Wax today. Tctals 24 0 318 9 * Latted for Craig in the seventh. ** batted for Vuille in the seventh. SUMMARY—Left on basis: Le- gion 4, Moose 5;double plays: Shep- vard to Walker to Selmer; first on lerrors: E. Nielsen; first on balls. off Allred 3, off Sheppard 4; struck out, by Allred 6, by Shep- Jrard 5; umpires: Houston and E. Hagerup. 3 i Game tonight is between the| 1Elks and Moose at 6:30 o'clock. HOSPITAL NOTES Chester Jacbobs and Mrs. J. Par- menter were admitted to St. Ann's hospital yesterday. Discharged were Michael Ricke and Mrs. Neil Moore and baby boy. Admitted to the Government hos- pital were Frederick Bennett of Hoonah and Lilly Yarkon of Ju-: 2| | United Food Co. EGGS, GRADE A—LARGE SHAMRBROCK Di- the ninth with two runs. A single | support. {Ly Marv Rackley and a douzle by | The Brenns were married Feb- Runs Batted In—Stephens, Bos-|Billy Cox, both off relief pitcher|TUary 20, 1935, in Yuma, Ariz, ton, 87; Williams, Boston, 86. *Ewell Blackwell, gave the Dodgers| = VY. P A od Home Runs—Williams and Step- | their seventh straight victory over| hens, Boston, 20. the Reds at Ebbets Field. Pitching — Reynolds, Dutch Leonard, the Cubs’ hard- 10-1, .€09; Wynn, Cleveland, luck knuckleballer, finally won a .857. clcse one. ‘At that, he had to bat e in the winning run himself with a ‘single in the eighth. The blow Iscored Frank Gustine and broke a 12-2 tie. Vern Bickford, trying for Ihis 12th victory for the Braves, Final scores of games played last|was charged with his fifth defeat | night in the WIL are: | ONE RUN MARGINS | Batting—Kell, Detroit, .344; Maggio, Boston, .343. The total land area oi ine United | neau. Discharged were Maykelle States is 2,977,128 square miles. Bengan and baby girl. New York, { 6-1, "CERTO - - - S€O EMPORIUM COVE OYSTERS - - - - - - - 55¢ DENNISONS—WITH GRAVY MEAT BALLS - - - - 48e 5% DISCOUNT anulleqsh orders of One Dollar or more Loolc Whai Torwni: Wheam Did! News Item Harry Wham, Baranof Hotel en- tertainer, and his wife, Toni, went fishing yesterday near Dupont. Mrs. Wham, a cousin to Joe Di- Maggio, succeeded in boating five Kings and a Cohoe with the able assistance of “gaff-man” Harry. The fish were taken on a No. § McMahon half and half. The Whams, like many others, are preparing early for the Golden North Salmon Derby. Now is the time to experiment and find what those Kings will jump at in the Derby. It’s not too early to fill out that tackle box at the QUILICO SPORT CENTER. Bremerton 11; Tacoma 3. i Johnny Mize clouted his 14t {home run with one on in the first | !inning to lead the New York Giants| to a -4-3 triumph over the Pitts- | burgh Pirates, All National Leaguc games thus ended in one-run mar- in the!gins. The New York Yankees, Cleve- Wenatchee 5; Salem 4. Victoria 12; Vancouver 10 (10 in- nings). Spokane 11; Yakima 9. The inland water area United States is 45,250 square miles. KENTUCKY’S KEY T0 HOSPITALITY YES! We have SEATON “ALASKAN” PLUGS and McMAHON SPOONS Derby Is Drawing Near ... Now is the time to buy the gear you'll be needing fo get those “winning” fish. *Somehow OLD FITZGERALD spoils me for any other whiskey!” So say: bourbon-wise Kentuckians who find in this genuine sour mash Bottled-in-Bond a distinctive full-bodied flavor not encountered in any other brand. 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