The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 9, 1949, Page 3

3 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THRER FOOTBALL | U.S. Wightm By RUSS NEWLAND ! BERKELEY, Calif., Sept. 9——M"—‘ i University of California will field a big, bruising fcotball squatl again) deed of Hollywood, Pacific Coastltest club in baseball with a steam- Jlass by himself. i this season and should grind some RAI"IERS IN vElAND of the opposition into the ground. o 2 The team, hcwever, doesn't boast the class of last year’s co-champion | of the Pacific Coast conference and Rose Bowl loser to Northwest- [} % ern. The absence of Jack Jensen is ' the big reason. | Fullbacks like Jensen are flushed | = . ) c h's lot with professional base- | oA |ball the Bears lost their greatest| By JIM BACON By JACK HAND oo f““'lflq""fi‘l':xa“k b ;iu:nacx:?i:;’ . Sacramento is @ good friend in-| Red Rolfe's Detrolt Tigers, hot-|pa oot = 8 M0 b | ball packer but Jensen was in a y Red (Goid) Cross / ing 16-out-of-18 fever, today seemed league leaders. - | F % . The Stars took Solons for fivelis have delivered the kayo \\‘{ll!up(“{\l”l J‘),l,n“ }:"” the ,""f_;“” jll‘:zt ¢ames straight over the La:or Daylto the world champion Cleveland | " S98% lv“‘_‘“;"gd“. o week-end to strengthen a shaky | ndians. A“"“{ -'s'“l‘ Ll“lj‘ ‘;]‘ s e} y ?5 bt disdes tint ok Sois SRk lead over 'second-place Oakland. The Tribe still has a m““‘?““"‘x:‘:}:‘,d ‘;\‘;’01\%-’1‘\““&3‘:‘;‘ Te“:ch:rs-" mart suedes that charm you intc Last night the Solons’ Walt Dropo | tical chance at the American| ("” i L‘nr‘n vvh“ “He' 1942 football looking your very prctticst. Thcy’n " hit a ninth-inning three run homer | toagué pennant. So do the Tigers, | ¢ ’x; ug . i I N X: to give Sacramento an 8-5 win over | ' leeting b Y | the very essence of autumn’s new (?ai]land. The Solons’ spotted the :':L “:fdf(fllv ?m.f,’e:“;fu;f":fiu.,?f And when three-year letterman ; 5 Y : Oaks a five run second inning, too ( i m,(,cq 4 ¢ Doug Duncan faklled fllc rtclum{ Cali- ¥ 4 AN \‘ clegance. And the way they keep \ R i s ppre- 3 . fornia was weakened at center. ¢ i . e muf:h i Detro:t vaulted into a near tie] ‘oaon pynn waldorf commiented | \ 3 your step so young 1s near-magicl ciated by Hollywood which ended|wijth Cleveland for third place by| oo "0 5 oo iionem's loss | i % . a six-game winning streak by 10sing { sweeping a day-night dnublvheud»r}L omily ha ul I's 38 | 5-3 to San Diego. accentuated his problem. 1 The league standings—with only 18 games to play—still show Holly- wood four games ahead of Oakland. Seattle tcok a 10 inning thriller yesterday on th2 pitching of Hal Hewhoer “'l:dl?"dd ?}""’ 3"‘“'1\;‘_"" EUGENE, Ore., Sept. 9.—(P—Ore- | bt °l:"“ s er13 gon football coach Jim Aiken ork Yankees, but the Indians hold | go\oq i charges behind closed third ¢y an .002 margin. @Bed Cross Shoes gates yesterday, then said he was 4 43 from San Pranciso. Rainier 8 : b ; ed (left to right) Gertrude (Gussie) Moran, Santa Monica, Calif., Miss Patricia Todd, La Jolla, Calif. ; cateher Jack Warren came to bat in| Newhouser gave CICHHG A bl ool 5 the | Beverly Baier, Santa Monica; Shitley Fry, Akron, Ohio. Standing (left to right) Doris Hart, Jackson- Aweniods wnsholionged the tenth with a record of onefcne hit and faced bu batters in i B £ T : ville, Fl Louise B ' " | J T e i e x double and three strikeouts. War- Detroit's afternoon 10-0 romp over| The rock-'em sock-'em lads are e ;Bro:gh, Beverly l.hIls, Calif.; Mrs. Margaret Usb?rnr du Pont, Wilmington, Del; > ren chose to double this time and | Cleveland. Gray followed up New- DeWayne Johnson, Dick Daugherty s. Richard Buck, New York City, non-playing captain. They will compete with the British Wight- plwshr - R e houser’s fine job with a four-hitter and Dick P}ntrick. ; § man Cup team at Haverford, Pa. (P Wirephoto, ! Cal McLish lasted through for a|at night to trim the Tribe's Bobby SI.O];:IS(I)‘]” Gt gi\mx-f,-a::,l:c:e ¥ R SO G e R R P e e “.95 [? s]l 95 i B A Al R e 3 e o e 2 s s piTISURGH HURLER |31 CARRIED ON PNA o over Portland. it wasn't enough to save him ]X'U"l: QT lGIANIS DEFEAI SR bis 11th loss. | STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS Rain washed out the New Y:n'k-lMoosE HUNIERS UNDERGOES opERA“oul H.IGHIS YESIERDAY DODGERS BY 1 ek + Boston game, turning the big series —— ; ) 0-1 Pacific Coast Leagu2 lmm a two-game set. FAIL TO FIND OHE' PITTSBURGH, Sept. 9»-4»—1':14»1 b mdp“‘;mmrs i 9 W L Pct Piltsburgh Pirates' Ernie Bonham)Juneau and 16 passengers depart- e e NATIONAL LEAGUE Bm“fi BA(K BEAR I'Was reported in satistactory condi-}ing: Pacific Northern Alrlines had 1]?“90‘“”“- Sept. 9 Bobby Oki, e i Yoaowr o saal R the NEUODSL Jthe R Louts Ition today after undergoing a ser-;? total of 31 passengers on flights IOmMapL. Gutk RNy - Thompaoi sll 35 Oakland 4 8 g0 s52q|Cards and Brooklyn Dodgers are| A foursome that ofien nunts 0- |y u oneration yesterday. each hit two-run hemers in a big 9 Sacramento % 27| separated by only a game and a|gether—two father-and-son teams; AR b From Anchorage, passengers six-run, seventh inning today to . Seattle . 88 81 52| eturned this week from o fine|, ~he 30-year-old hurler.who camaf_ .. "0 “ G e 7. 8.1 Wood, jPace the New ‘York Glants to a : 5 ¢ o | balf. 5 : x to Pittsburgh from the New York)Were: Mr. a by 5 d i " ' 1 i i e B B M i g e oot B o [ i U e Sk MM e I vyt oo et | Special Attention to Mail Orders Sar chanin O oy ie|amal cause a boost last night with| Judge George W, Fulta and Dick, | oy gqy. 3 McLaughlin, D. Wold, John Hurst, |Piace Dodgers. Im& Am:;le]eS w04 3go|® three-hit, 8-0, shutout of the| Mark Jensen of Douglas and John|® P M. Michael, John Manders, BTh:l loss. mlmpp-“d a six-game Chicago Cubs. {are the hunters. CHARLEZ-V. From Cordova: Edwin E. Murph; ookl WHERSE Yrek aud Giips F mll sh st —_— 3-VALEN : Edwin E. Murphy, a s Fa o Brooklyn staggered home ahead| Those who know about Judge TR0 Betty Thomas, Mrs. E. Murphy, |Ped the Dodgers a game and a ’ "e "I e ationa :; ® . pey|of New York, 12-7, in a 3-hotr-20| Folta's affinity to aniher animal! SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9—P—|George Darling, Louis Kreschner,|h8if behind the league-leading St. i & % 46 ga|minute marathon that was delayed| will have guessed the rest, With-|This city’s first heavyweight cham-|C. Trowbridge. Louls: Cardinals. : Box 725 Seward Street Juneau t: Lous v 84 51 g2 minutes by rain in the first in-!out further reading. jpionship fight in 45 years was in| mor yakutat, passengers were's it - Rt s sy gg:fi:l"‘)ma 54 5y|Vins. Twenty-two walks, only one| Of course, they brought back @{the making today. Terms were|oscar Frank Arthur Chatles. | " EDt: % E * o e 4 vere | D ! 1 rte we » % e BB S B o Y e R T e g e 216 i 5 v ; 67 69 493 short of the league record, were “‘I‘{" ¥ e e agreed upon, but contracts were For Cordova: Lillian Carroll, B[ n another aft : e 6 68 o3|handed out in the wild affair. aving ur, o their base,|to be signed by Ezzard Charles,iangerson, Judy Borseth, Paul Otto.! ernoon game, Bos- | CATHARINE GLEASON * |year'in Alaska with the Regional P.‘";’b o % ig| Russ Meyer tuned back Boston | Planning to break up their Chilkat|NBA. titleholder, and Pat Valen-| po. anchorage: Frank Frey G"‘“" in the American League de-)’ 18 RETURNING HOME |office as secretary to = Regional ittsburgh 3% 78 a1q)With one hit as the Philiies dumped | River camp, the four had been|tino, jocal 185-pounder who holds| g jackson, Ed Crittendon, William feated New York 7 to 1. Forester, B. Frank Heintzleman, gfi:z:‘?“ St gl imBRYES IO URRE S’r“igm“];":lg u;:ef,,p Whfl:' flb;“:t :);30 (u‘m(} jiio. Oniitdents. eiBe, crowd, Frohne, Lloyd Danner, Joe Wall ! % Miss Catharine Gleason has re- | The second year she transferred to g1 - 5 9. § a8 1o | Judge Folta awakened to the sound | rles o ma- pvempscrin e s i g | H American League scyormg ‘:lbb!;' Sisti who walked, | the bunk tent and the other, where | promotional rights, yesterday agreed Moberti oonss) Verna Sclarts 5 Oregon, arter completing two years | ervision of A. W. Blackerby. = W L Pet{ Cincinnati pushed over three runs|all the grub was. to defend his title in a 15-round| A @ o s r. and Mz, A, Amold .offdf, service %ith the U. (8. Worest) 'Murthh’ Walkst Of - Dowsias: New York ... ....82 48 631{in the ninth to give Herm Weh- Silently, the judge went to the | atch Oct. 14 in the huge Sani Tl wens of Ho ay s n.Tulsequnh are guests at the Bar-|Service in Juneau. taking over Miss Gleason's posi= Boston 82 53 607| meier a 9-7 decision over le_fd;mrway fxlnd p;.'t}_led u;ide tr;e]folds Francisco Cow Palace. Terms in- g‘fs_af the Baranof. 2 am?f._ SR i ! Miss Gleason served her first' tion in the Forest Service. Cleveland 78 56 582 hurg’s Vie Lombardi. of mosquito netting—for a real un-{ yqe 5 $50,000 guarantee or 35 per-; " RS IR g O ¥ oo s e = e ———— Betrolt - T em|PmE VIR L vl i . 1oent ot 'he ate. {MARTIN VICTOR — "Better Furs For Less Philadelphia 60 65 515/out of a six-game losing tailspin to| There. about eight oF | i Chicago e 80 4070lefthand the Washington Senators|2Way was a dark shadoy “sort ok St. Lous ... 48 88 353(into a double loss, 9-1 and g-4, in floating” which, gt i - . Washington 43 89 326! o twilight-nig! ubleheader. | splotches in the fur, Folta realized '9 eiEiEns dastiencs | wes a bear. n iy | ePek ur jasnmons Here are leaders in the two major Bol ed the St. Lo b Kuzava stopped the St. Lowss| T S cun which Dick had . into the tent, remembered to. take into the ten! Tiashalli Jeagues: HaRoUH: gaiied. of HUSKIES pRA("(E | Browns with five hits in pitching ) { Chicago to a 3-1 victory. ! f f ll | Mark Jensen got the grizzly, a med- | 0.. a PR | | 93T ! ium-sized one Taeiey : i & : TWO TIMES DM“'HUM MISSING oo g e g wak |, ATV LEAOUE | SEATTLE, Sept. 9— (®— Three | were higher up,” commented His fullbacks gc;ve prc;mising. performs lvE"GooD AREA‘HOM"' “We had only tarps over Bnul?lsv B:\t.u"d g MMns();l, SELECTION ances on the University of Wash- us up there.” mr:o Lo R e : The hunters report this is a poor (@ moose season in the Chilkat River area. They saw no moose, and only very few tracks. Signs were of moose moving, so the prospects would be slim, they say, as there is little chance of bagging any of | the big fellows when they do not linger for feeding. The hunters EVER Otter Coney Skunk ington practice field yesterday asi Coach Howie Odell shifted the em-| FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Sept. 9.7 phasis from defense to offense. —A Ladd Air Force base employee Hank ‘Tiedemann, Kenny Dunn,who strayed from his hunting par- | and Hugh McElhenny, scouted'ty Monday in the Livengood area,| around defensive units that knew!80 miles north of here, is sought the plays just as well as the of-|by a’three-man search team from fense. McEthenny and Dunn have)the 10th Rescue Squadron. Home Runs — Kiner, Pittsburgh, | 43; Musial, St. Louis, 28. Pitching—Wilks, St. Louis, 11-3, 186; Roe, Brooklyn, 12-4, .750. AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting—Williams, Boston, .354;! Kell, Detroit, .337. Runs Batted In—Stephens, Bos- never played a varsity game. Tiede-} With the searchers is a trained . Wil ¥ mann saw some. experiende last|dog, which ranged about the mili- heard of only one moose being | (0% 145; wxl{xa:ns, Gt 1“_' Sealme yeaz, tary “weasel” in which the men | taken, before they returned from | HO:‘E Runs — Williams, Boston, The Huskies will continue two-a- | traveled. | their five-day trip, and all other 37i‘_:zle;:t:'enx, }i?su;TABMN York, Alaska Seal day practices until the opener| The missing man is Harold sil | parties in the region had left 15 4] C.,:rl.’[: a mmt' ew5 0183' against Utah Sept. 17. ‘vidon, Sr. | similarly discouraged. 5-4, .789; Kinder, on, 18-5, .783. Hudsofl seal | “But we had the finest weather, = . CDA TO HAVE FOOD SALE The Catholic Daughters of Amer- ica will sponsor a food sale to be held in the Sears Order office on Saturday, Sept. 17. Mrs. Miles God- kin has been appointed chairman of the affair with Mrs. John Klein assisting. Mouton Lamb Persian Paw Russian Squirrel Squirrel Paw Beaver Lapin Mink If you're interested in saving money—See our |and the finest camp!” said Judge Folta. MARRIAGE LICENSE | | AND that grizzly. | STANFORD MAY B | HOT, COAST GRID By RUS3 NEWLAND PALO ALTO, Calif,, Sept. 9—P— Stanford may be the team of des- tiny in Pacific Coast conterence foothall this season. With a few hreaks it could wind up on championship heights. 'I'he| club looks that good now. It hasl | SEATTLE, Sept. 9—®—A mar- —— riage license application was issued | REBEKAH DRILL CLUB yesterday to Bradley Edmunson, of; Meeting Friday, Sept. 9, at 8 p. Palmer, Aalska, and Clare Walk-|m. in Legion Dugout. All members er, Tacoma, i1asked to be present. 92 3t e ———————— e . Pour a sparkling glass of dash, drive, hitting power and the finest pass thrower since Frankie Albert southpawed the team into| the 1941 Rose Bowl. ; Gary Kerkorian, up from last year’s fréshman squad, is the lad NEW in every beautiful detail, this L uxur i ous Northern Muskrat boasts four-flare who could pass Stanford to fame. It Hamm’s Beer. Sipit. Linger 3 is a big jo> to ask a green pea to| over its luxurious flavor. F urs fl'“m back, set-on cuffs, pointed collar do but Kerkorian appears to have | For you’ll never know how ot snd Sl s beer and the new shorter length. In self assurance to spare. In spring | practice he sidelined experienced | quarterbacks. He runs the team as if it belongs to him. 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