The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 4, 1949, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA . Making Show; ’ Ya n ks lead STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS IOAKI.AND American League W L Pct By JACK HAND New York 61 36 .620 AP Sports Writer Cleveland 57 40 588 Dominic - DiMagglo, Joe's “Kid|Boston ... L8 Brother,” is sparking the Boston Philadelphia e I ‘54;’ Red Sox's belated pennant drive|Detoit R ) ZND p T with his 30-game hitting streak. | Chicago ol LBt The little professor must hit in| Washington i 26 more consecutive games before|St: Louis s ol 3 s | he can tie his big brother's major ! e oo | league record of 56, set in 1941. National Lx&‘:uoL = x‘ AP Sports Writer | Since he started the string June ‘, The Oakland' Oaks are moving 20 he has averaged 357 with a|St- Louls 80/ 188 1 13 14 ince MRS R B e ion in the literal spraying of extra base blows 3;‘:"‘;‘::'( g; :g Pacific Coast league. mon; S its. . ne 18 2 i i - v wni hrL)xrjxsan:zio on his batting | Boston B o::i :Z;iyd;:mse‘:;fdn;ic:mé? spree, Ted Williams leading the | Philadelphia e games 'behind the front-running league in hitting at 344 angd the | Pittsburgh e Hollywood Stars. The Oaks swepxi pitching staff rounding into form, |Cincinnati - ®'a pair Wednesday night from Port- the Sox look like the standout|Chicago s {land 10 to 5 and 8 to 7. ! xSl Pacitic Coast League |\ o ttre e was . droppins | Still third, six full games behind WL P Gunite 1o S Fr;ncigcom}h;f the New York Yankees and two|Hollywood 27 55 sres were 6 to 6 and 4 to 3. | back of second place Cleveland, | Oakland " | At Seattle, Charlie Schanz| the Sox once again are within | Sacramento 6 61 3L, mbled the Hollywood Stars 10! striking distance of the leaders. ?an Diego o g; 223 to 2. It was the bespectacled Ellis Kinder's 14-strikeout job in | ~¢attie ffi; G7 ags hurler’s 15th win against 12 losses. | vesterday's 9-3 romp over the st.|Fortiand - o % a5 Although Schanz displayed a touch! San Francisco ,:G " 4| of wildness, his mates slugged three | tion of Boston’s new-found pitch- ing strength. That was the seasoni high for the majors. The New York Yankees boosted their margin over Cleveland to four games by downing Detroit, 7-5. The Indians’ scheduled night game in Washington was rained out. Cliff Mapes' single drove in Bobby Brown and Joe DiMaggio with the winning runs in the eighth as the Yanks came from behind after Tommy Byme blew a 4-0 lead. Hank Biasatti, Connie Mack’s| rookie first baseman, saved his first hit of the season for a big moment. whipping Chicago, 3-2, with an eighth inning double. He had gone hitless in 17 trips this season. Louis Browns is the latest indtm-l D St. Louis clung to its half game |will tangle tonight in a Gastineau Channel B: the Firemen's Ball time is 6:30 p. the Na- Boston lead over Brooklyn in tional League by blanking 7-0, last night after the Dodgers thumped Pittsburgh 10-5 in the afternoon. Howie Pollet, pitching one of his best games of the season, hung up his fourth shutout and 14th vic- tory with a four-hit job. Duke Snider drove in five runs with a homer, double and single as Carl Erskine pitched the Dodgers to an easy win over the Pirates. The New York Giants, hottest club in baseball at the moment, ran their streak to six straight vie- tories, dumping Chicago, 4-1, onj Dave Koslo's five-hitter. | Ken Raffensberger of Cincinnati, turned in the pitching gem with a i two-hit shutout over Philadelphia, WIL BASEBALL Games last night: Yakima 3, Vancouver 1. Wénatchee 8, Tacoma 1. €alem 4, Victoria 1. Bremerton at Spokane, (doubleheader tonight). rain SCHWINN bincs at MADS] Better BUY Better TRY Shirts finished at your request for a few cents extra | ALASKA LAUNDRY| Phone 15 ‘ Los Angeles 140, Trenton, N.J., outpointed Benn: Walker, title) 190, Le Buddy 155, FIGHT DODE Tke At Oakland, Calif: Williams, 143, Oakland, 10 (non At Salt Lake City—Rex Layne, viston, Utah, knocked out Thomas, 189, Washington C.. 2 At Montreal—Laurent Dauthuille, Paris, knocked out Johnny Montreal, 5. BASEBALL TONIGHT The Legion and the Elks teams, seball League Park. game at Game m. The Newfoundland dog was de- veloped by crossing European spec- | ‘ ies with a wooly-coated dog used | Darby, first smelted iron ore with|to buy her nhusband’s interest | by the Indians of Labrador. DELIV Cashmere Bouquet WALDORF TOILET 2 WILLIAMS POTATO 5 MORTON SUNNY JIM ,10f the year. FREE $10.60 Grder or More BEST FOODS Mayonmnaise Quart 7 14c SOAP 3 hars 2 5¢ PARD 12 cans $1.75 DOG FOOD - can 15¢ TISSUE - Dozen $1.29 CHIPS - - Pound 75¢ SALT.arton1 O Raspberry 21b. jar ( PRESERVES 69c| HaliGallon 49 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT ! Hollywood pitchers for 12 hits.| | | ! The Los Angeles Angels’ three-l game winning streak was broken | by the San Diego Padres who won 18 to 5. It was Xavier Rescigno’s !eighth win of the year. Padre Max West slammed out his 37th homer i | i i i B.B. STARS Snider, Dodgers— Drove in five runs with komer, double and single in Brooklyn’s [10-5 win over Pittsburgh. . Pitching, Ken Raffensberger, Reds, and Ellis Kinder, Red Sox— Raffensberger shut out Phillies with 2-0; Kinder struck out 14 St. Lou Browns in winning 12th| ‘lh,» 9-3 score. i A0 ARSI | | An English Quaker, Abraham | Batting, Duke | two hi {coke, in 1735. ERY EXTRA SPECIAL Ground for 23c PINE 0z. 25¢ hanz gave up six. | U FRESH ROUND STEAK Pound 79c¢|Pound 63« DON'TFORGET! ™ ™< LIBBY SLICED TENNIS TOURNAMENT | STARTS NEXT TUESDAY IN EVERGREEN BOWL A tennis tournament will start next Tuesday evening in the Ever- green Bowl for all interested Ju- neau men and women, All those interested in entering the competition are asked to con- tact Bob Garrett or' Elton Eng- strom, Jr. at the Evergreen Bowl or to call Radio Station KINY Entries will be accepted through next Monday evening. A cup is awarded the three year- in-a-row winner in both the men and women's divisions. Each yea: the cup. The women’s cup has been won the past two years by Colle Bucy who is at Point Barrow an will not be able to defend championship. Bob Boochever, how- ever, has won the men’s cup the | past two years and will be defend ing his championship. FAST BALL SERIES AT ONE ALL WITH CRIERS WIN LAST NIGHT, 16-2 The best four-out-of-seven serics in the local Fastball League now | stands at one all with the All-Sta defeat last night at the hands the Town Criers by the score Last night’'s game was a hotly contested battle up to the last ha L of the sixth inning with the score | | | 3-2 in favor of the Criers. Tom Powers started the blow-up with a four bagger for the Criers. Eleven | runs were scored off numerous hits befcre the inning was over. | Tim O'Day was the winnin pitcher for the Town Criers with the All-Stars using several twirlers.| The third game of the series is, scheduled for Friday night at 6:30; o'clock, weather permitting. * EKS DIVORCE Gladys L. Ansil, represented by Attorney N. C. 3anfield, has ap-| plied in Distri~t Court for a di- vorce from Jotn W. Ansell, on grounds of ineompatibility. They the winner's name is engraved on her were married December 21, 1939. | The Ansells nwn the Thompson | Apartments. M=s. Ansell asks for a division of joinz property, and seeks the apartmen:z building. BEN HOGAN (HOSEN RYDER CUP CAPTAIN CHICAGO, Aug. 4—(@®—Bean Hogan, golf’s man of the year in 1948, has captaincy of the U.S. Ryder Cup squad, although injuries suffered n an auto cellision -have sidelined him from links action. The Professional Golfers’ Associ- ation announced yesterday that Hogan, the mighty bantam, will ap- pear with the team in Boston, although he not be able to competé, On Aug. 27-28 at Boston's Bel- mont Country Club the special enge match will be played. Ryder Cup matches will be sted in England, Sept. 16 and GAMES TODAY NATIONAL LEAGUE will Chicago 1, New York 0. Brooklyn 11, Pittsburgh 3. Cincinnati 8, Philadeiphia 5 (1st game). AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 12, St Louis 2. Detroit 3, New York 2 (11 in- nings) . Chicago at Philadelphia, post- poned, rain. sure to suit your tas MPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA been honored with the! J Two Perfect Coffees Distinctively Different . . . Preferred by Alaskans since the Gold Rush days. LEADERS IN 8. B, AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting—Williams, Boston, .344; DiMaggio, Boston and Dillinger, | St. Louis, .343. | Runs Batted In—Williams, Bos- {ton, 107; Stephens, Boston, 106. Home Runs — Williams, Boston, 26; Stephens, Boston, 25. Pitching—Reynolds, New York, 11-2, .846; Wynn, Cleveland, 9-2,: 818. | : NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting Robinson, Brooklyn, |.365; Slaughter, St. Louis, 331. { Runs Batted In — Robinson, ;Brcok]yn, 84; Hodges, Brooklyn, 79.| Home Runs—Kiner, Pittsburgh, 27; Gordon, New York, 23 Pitching—Sewell, Pittsburgh, 5-1, .833; Bra , Brooklyn 12-3 .800. - i | RANGER RATTON OUT i ON LAND, TIMBER WORK Ranger ty Harold Stratten of the Division, U. S. 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