The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 22, 1949, Page 3

1949 FRIDAY, JULY 22, PALICA NOW NEW CASEY FOR DODGERS JACK HAND | WILLIAMS RAINIERS IN By | Ery Palica is hailed as “the new| 5 Casey” in Brooklyn where the hard- 7 pressed Dodgers today open a vital; | fcur-game series with the St. Louis | Cardinals | Day after day Palica is waved from the bullpen to save the skiu o | TR 5f a regular Brooklyn starter just : fl.’\ < like Hugh C y -used to do. Er Claim of Foul, However, Is o s | o . aoven ot tne last 11 keep whittl Dodger games, winning four ana Made by Manager of | 1cd i i v VP . Pinch hitter E'n Wilson homered | Ironically he copped his sevent Mexican Flghter with one at irsday night to{ victory of the season vesterday be- B give the 12th inning 5{cause Cas the old Brooklyn fire- By BOB MYERS to 4 win the San Diegc|man, now with Pittsburgh failed LOS ANGELES, July Fadres. It as the Solons third|to stop a Dodger uprising. Luis| championship dream of MP S it win from the Padres. Olmo, who may be the prize Ql‘ Enrique Bolanos was shattered by At the same time, Los Angeles| the returning Mexican jumpers ! nicked Casey for a game-winning “pinch” single that supplied Brook- zain from the cellar to knock a fourth round technical knogko Stars 9 to 7. Hollywood had from the furious fists of deadpan off t Tke Williaras but the result brought Luilt up a 5 to 1 lead in the fixst|iyn's 7-6 edge over the Pirates. a quick charge of “four” from the seven innings on Jack Salveson’s e | Latin’s manager. five hit performance. DODGERS NEEDED WIN | The Dodgers really needed that‘ nos went down and out be-| Hollywood now holds but a 5% |yin over the Pirates because the| fore a fusillade n.f punches in the game leaq over Sacramento. { Cardinal victory over Boston al- fourth round of their scheduled 15- caking of amazing ball clubs, | cqqy was posted on the \um-obnam‘ round clash for the lightweight the Portland Beavers took twol;, center field, Now with a| championship of the world last|games from the Seattle Rainiers |y, me lead, t can't lose firss| night. Some 18,999 spectators paid 2 to 0 and 4 to 3. Deep in lace unless they blow the whole §108274 to see the fierce beating,|cellar not too long ago, the Beavers| o s promoted for the benefit of the now are only 'c games behind & ry Brecheen lifted the Cards Lou Costello, Jr, Youth Founda- Diego and Oakland, tied for thir tion. Williams weighed 135 pounds!place with a five-hitter | Boston, 3-1, handed Johnn\‘ Bird [over | while the and Bolanos 133. | Caklang rallied to hand San|Antonelli, the Braves $70,000 bonus Early today, George Parnassus,'Francisco a 5 to 2 defeat. Earl dandy, his fifth loss, i manager of the defeated challeng ‘Rapr\ eighth inninz homer troke Bobby Thompson led the New | said his boy had been “thumbed” i up a 2-2 deadlock and touched off | York Giants to their fourth| the eye and thus blinded by Wii- |the rally. straight win, three in a row over | liams, a charge which the cham: _ | Cincinnati, with a pair of homers| pion quickly denied. ‘ STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS }und 2 double in the Giants' 9 Referee Jack Dcmpsey, lkewise, Pacific Coast triumph. The Reds routed Clint said he didn't see any foul play! Ppey | Hartung in a five-run third inning. with the thum>. But Parnassus e clizwood 583 Hank Borowy, apparently making a career of beating Chicago since Cubs traded him to the Phils, old mates for the accusation Sacramento } San Diego Qakland Portland Seattle saig he would take his before the California Athletic Com- mission in formal protest. It is no secret that Bolanos' leit eye trouble marked the beginning | 544 504 the ‘501 | turned back hi 's0p | fifth time, 8-4. 4061 11 RUNS, 1 INNING | With Roy Sievers hitting a granc | | | | | | | | | of the end. It started closing e: Shi Yrancie ‘444 in the third and was shut com-}~ \n(:e]w 419 Slam homer, the St. Louis Browns | pletely by the end of the round. i L B “lscored 11 runs in the sixth inning| e s lof their 14-2 twilight decision over | 4 | National League | Philadelphia’s Dick Fowler. They | EA ERS EN B B ! Wb °L" were nosed out in the second game, s s | Brooklh fl‘ 23 3-2, on Hank Majeski's game-wm-\t St. Louis 5 6 ivle i ior - 2 Leaders in major league gamesBoston il Xl‘%n“t:j.:?lisl;;xx::c: sluthtxlza ‘hits, in-| through yesterday are as follows: !zmla‘:f”‘:{““ ':;’ ‘3 :’ cluding homers ty Pat Mullin, Dxck} y" L iSew: Yok B5121wakefiely and George Vico, to HATIONAL LEAGUE: 1 - i pittsbusgh 40 45 ATl opiy Washington, 5-3. | aitige % Rounl Blf}-"kldn | Cincinnati 3¢ 651 40 The Boston-Chicago game Wwas | .355; Marshall, New York, .331. 10111(‘:\!’0 2 56 3640 ¥ b | Runs Batted In — Robinson, o # irained out in the American League. i Brooklyn, .7; Hodges, Brooklyn,| Ak T ’ e ; " ' W"x o PLAM SPRINGS T0 Home R\mflemjr. Pittsburgh, ' o vork 56~ 91 640| 26; Gordon, New York, 19. Cleveland 49 36 Pitching—Chambers, Pittsburgh, | Foalon 46 40 )’ BE IRAINING (AMP : i Z& 6-1, .857; Sewell, Pittsburgh, 5-1 Philadelphia 1 42 ‘ . 4 o2 o OF RAINIERS IN'50 AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 38 50 4J,| Batting—DiMaggio, Boston, .344; “0; £ EKell, Detroit, .342. 349 PAL‘VK SPRINGS, Calll... July .‘Z‘ Runs Batted In—Stephens, Bos —A—The Seattle Rainiers will| ton, 96; Williams, Boston, 93. { ll.nn here next spring. Mayor | Home Runs—Stephens, Boston. lCna.)lr‘\ Farrell, the former actor,| 23; Williams, Boston, 22. ! signed a contract with the Coast| Pitching—Reynolds, New York, ’Leavue club management yester- | 10-1, .909; Kuzava, Chicago, 6-1,/ day after it was approved by v.he 851, Stars of games yesterday are\”(y council. Sy given here as follows: It will provide use of the field | Batting — Bobby Thompson,|ciub here for training from about NOTICE | Having bought the Alaska Pest Control business as of July first, we will not be responsible for any debts prior to that date. 503[ Mr. and Mrs. Clifton C. Hills . Giants—Drove in six runs with two | Feb. 15 to April 1. homers and double in New York's| It will be the first time a pro-| 9-5 win over Cincinnati. | Pitching—Harry Brecheen, Cards] —Silenced Bra with. five mhl for 3-1 St. Louis victory. There were 1445370 deaths | ported in the United States in 1947. YOU in the GOLDEN NORTH SALMON DERBY if ... your gear is in tip-fop shape. Don't be caught short on DERBY DAY — come in to QUILICO’S now and fill your tackle boxes with the things you'll be needing . . kinked and frayed lines. We have SEATON “ALASKAN", ROSEGARD and MART]N PLUGS, Good Hooks, Lines, Leaders . . .. in fact, EVERYTHING YOU'LL NEED! Quilico Sport Center BOX 411—JUNEAU, ALASKA . Replace those i fessional team had trained here. | re- | THE DAII.;Y ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA AUSTRALIA GOES |ALL-STAR BB TEAM AGAINST CANADA | FLIES TO SITKA ON PETE ELLIOTT 10 * (OACH, ORE. STME July 22.411"— 1 CORV. ALI.I\. ()1 DAV'S (Up SERIES SUNDAY 2 fiAMES Pete Elliott, newly-named Oregon ‘[ | State College end coach, will play | |with the College All-Stars against MONTREAL, July 22—P—Al-| Flying to \”"“_ Sunday for the |y = ppijagelphia Professionalls in | though held even in the first two | doublcheader hibition baseball| oo oidier Field Aug. 12 | singles matches, Australia's Davxswsnnvw is the Juneau All-Star team E”“':lt wn.s graduated from |Cup tennis team remained an odds- | of :‘ »l s Michigan last spring. He the on favorite over Canada going into| Players making the trip are All-| g (i ion PR SO0 U History ever today's doubles clash of their|red, e, Palmer, Cantillon, Snow, ‘“'“m 12 letter awards. > American zone semifinals compe- | Selmer, Phelps, E. Nielsen, MoClel- . tition. lan, schy, Rollison, and J Ma- | Thr‘ down-under due of Frank gorty. Selmer will be the rlaying Do( BMN(HARD Io Bromwich | I Macken | The first what (Ee made a geman and John face Canada's Brendan and Walter Stohlberg section of the flight wili 9 o'clock Sunday morn- E TURN PROFESSIONAL in ik N.C, July 22— could prove the vital contest of the ling with the second section to fol-| CHARLOTTE, aries {low shortly thereafter. Playe on|—Felix (Doc) Blanchard, former Macken and Sergman were yes-|the first plane will ke Cope, Snow, lemy All-America fullback, ha terday’s winners, the former up-|E€elmer ang Phelps. All play are| announced he will play prof onal sctting Billy Sidwell, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, to be at the Alaska Coastal Airlines|football this season with the inde- 5-7, 8-6, while Sedgman evened it ticket office ot later than 8:45, pendent Charlotte Clippers up by defeateing Geuri Rochon, |o’clock. | Blanchard, a Lieutenant in the 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. Game time is 12 o'clock noon|Air Force, is stationed at Shaw o— with t game immediately | Field, Sumter, S.C,, about 120 miles L | following the first. The return|f{rom here. 1111“1:‘ is scheduled for 6 o'clock Blanchard, “M Inside,” ana Sunday | Glenn Davis, Outside,” foz R ihere will be a Juneau game to-|the Army, made the Ali-America night at 6:30, Moose-Legion. teams of 1944-45-46. Results of fistic are as follows: At Los Angeles—Ike Williams, 135, Trenton, N.J., stopped Enrique Bolanos, 133, Mexico City, 4. (title:. At Denver—Corky Gonzales, 123, | Denver, outpointed Harold Dade, | 124, Los Angeles, 10. At New York (Queensboro Arena) | —-George “Sonn) Horne, 166% encouniers iast . CARLSON SOUAD TAKES |FRED FLETCHERS OF | FIRST SOFTBALL TILT; | "0%‘:"‘*‘! l',‘gl"':r "i':m[ EVERGREEN OLYMPICS After 21 years in Hnonah. wh(-,r(‘ | Niles, O., outpointed Joe Governale, Albert Carlson’s softball mine| they brought up their seven chil- 166, Brooklyn, 8. BRI i dren, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fletcher took the first game last night in = At Logan, Utah—Rex Layne,| Evergreen Bowl Olympics series have chesen to live here—to “rest’ 85, ton, Utah, stobped BEar | poyiing he Eiton Engstrom squadl"‘“‘”“’- y, rather than to.re- | O Carter, 100, IOAIAUAROLS, Dulbli.0. Jim Stevenn. WhenionLagmelAiR L e & i S L) T e | mound for the winners with Eddie| | ey moved Jub B 10 o Mot Marcado | Eicilg (o SRS Glacier Highway, next door to Next game in the series will be played tomorrow night at 7, with a Sunday doubleheader scheduled to begin at 1 p. m. First team to win four out of seven games takes| the series. A losers tennis tournament for| S¥Pect to see new il L all boys who have.won no prises) /7 uies i the viginity, | in the tournament to date got un-| T WIL BASEBALL Final scores of WIL games played last night are as follows: Tacoma 9, Salem 6. Vancouver 7, Spokane 4. Victoria 16, Wenatchee 5. 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