The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 24, 1949, Page 6

PAGE SIX RAINIERS DEFEAT PENNART WINNERS; OAKS COP SECOND By BILL BECKER Cne night after Hollywood| clinched the Pacific Coast league pennant Oakland sewed up second place. The Oaks took a twin bill from Portland, 6-2 and 3-2, last night to make it mathematically impossible for third place Sacramento to over- haul them. The double-barreled win thrust the Oaks within 3% games of Hollywood. The pennant winners| eased up after winning seven straight and Seattle carved out a 7-2 win. | Sacramento assured itself of clear possession of third place. Bob | Gillespie checked San Francisco with six hits for a 3-2 victory, the Solons’ sixth straight. Los Angeles and €an Diego were fogged out at the harbor city. STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS Pacific Coast League W L L1071 M 104 81 99 85 94 90 93 90 84 100 83 102 72 11 Pet | 582/ 562 538 511 508 | 457 448 Hollywood Oakland Sacramento Seattle San Diego San Francisco . Portland Los Angeles National League w .. 93 93 8 .12 n 64 .. 60 59 St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago American League W L 53 55 63 64 69 .93 ) § . 86 82 8 61 8 50 99 47 100 New York Boston .. Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis ‘Washington 577 562 | 531 418 2336, 320 CGC STORIS PERSONNEL B. I. Patron (SD1) has returned from a 30-day re-enlistment leave and Rebert L. Davis (SN) is trans- ferred to Seattle Coast Guard Base for duty and discharge. Buy your fur coat from the man \Flag Race At Glance|p 2SIRED Here is the lineup on the present pennant race n the two major base- H ball leagues: AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. GB TP New York 93 53 .637 — Boston 91 55 6238 2 B *—GB (Games Behind) and TP (To Play). Remaining schedules: New York—Home (6) Boston 3, Philadelphia 3. Away (2)—Boston 2. Boston—Home (2)—New York 2. Away (6)—New York 3, Washing- ton 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. GB TP .93 54 633 — 1T 93 56 628 %. 6 Behind) and TP St. Louis Brooklyn *—GB (G (To Play). Remaining schedules: St. Louis—Home (2)—Chicago 2. Away (5)—Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 2. IFOOTBALL SCORES Final scores o! leading lootbull games played yesterday afternoon or night: EAST Boston U. 33, Syracuse 21. Oklahoma-Boston College post- poned to tonight (Saturday) rain. MIDWEST Detroit 20, Tulsa 14. Nebraska Wesleyan (Neb) 9. Drake 42, Emporia (Kans) 0. Kalamazoo 13, DePaw 7. Northwest Missouri 21, 34, York College 0. St. Johns (Minn) 32, Macalester 13. Northern Illinois 40, Washburn 27. Superior (Wis) 6. (Wis) 13 Eau Caire SOUTH Georgia 42, Chattanooga 6. Washington & Lee 27, Furman 7. Mississippl 40, Auburn 7. Memphijs State 70, Tampa 6. West Va. State 13, Va. Union 6. Brooklyn—Home (2) — Philadel- phia 2. Away (4)—Philadelphia 2, Boston 2. FAR WEST Colo. Mines 12, Colo. State 0. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA | VANKS TAKE ON BOSTON SOX IN | ONLY ROADBLOCK By RALPH RODEN The New York Yankees, showlng‘ signs of weariness, today enter the| lair of their only roadblock to the | American League pennant — the | Boston Red Sox. | Joe McCarthy’s Red Sox, riding | a seven-game winning streak, trail the Yanks by two games. The| Yanks have lost two out of their| last three starts to second division | clubs. Following their two-game clash in Boston the two contenders will | meet again in New York on Monday | to play off a previously postponed game. Meanwhile, the St. Louis Cardi-| nals and the Brooklyn Dodgers re- sume their pennant bids in the Nationa]l League. The Cardinals, leading the Dod- gers by a half game, entertain the last place Chicago Cubs in a nlzht game while the Dodgers play hos to the third place P'mlmdelph‘ln Phils under the lights at Ebbets, Field. 'Virgil Trucks turned in his 19th victory as he pitched the Detroit Tigers to a 5-0 five-hit victory over Cleveland. The Chicago White Sox downed the St. Louis Browns, 4-1, behind the four-hit pitching of Randy Gumpert. FIGHT DOPE Fights last night turned out as follows: At New York — Terry Young, 140%, New York, outpointed En- rique Bolanos, 137%, Los Angeles, 10. At Hollywood, Calif.—Rudy Gar- cia, 126, Los Angeles, outpointed Jackie Blair, 126%, Dallas, 10. At Omaha,” Neb.—Baby Joe Wal- cott, 169%, Omaha, outpointed Alvin Williams, 162%, Wichita, 10. EIDER IN PORT After a summer of duty in the | Aleutian Islands, the Eider skxp-‘ peud by Capt. Carl Vevelstad has tied up at the Government Float in the Small Boat Harbor. Capt. | Vevelstad is mayor of Petersburg. British officers and their wives |who came tc the United States in PLANS (OMPLETED FOR CATHOLIC BAZAAR TO BE GIVEN NOV. 4-5 The Executive Committee, and chairman of all appointed commit- tees for the Catholic Carnival- Bazaar November 4 and 5 held a ! meeting this week. i Plans divulged by each commit- tee chairman indicate there will be considerable-. competition among most -outstanding resul i The following compxetes the list of committees appointed: Tea Room — Miss Shirley Meuwissen, Chairman, Mrs. M. E. Monagle, Mrs. Olav Lillegraven. Filipino Ladies’ Concessions — Mrs. Marcello Quinto, Chairman; Mrs., Sam Constantino, Mrs. Tony Florendo, Mrs. Eddie Belarde, Mrs. :vlncent Isturis. JUNIOR CDA MEETING ‘The Junior Catholic Daughters of America met this week at the home of Gladys Uggen in the 20th Cen- tury apartments at 7:30 p. m. The meeting was called to order and Louise Peneda, secretary, read the groups, each striving to ymduee the| SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1949 llng adjourned at 8:30 p. m. Next week the seventh grade girls lare invited to attend the meeting | lat Vonnie Rudolph’s home, 137 Behrends Avenue, at 7:30 p. m.| Reireshments will be served by { Vonnie, Louise Peneda and Yvonne ! Poole. i Steams-Massage Dellaway Health Sysiem PHONE 667 Restyling anc complete Iur ser-| vice right here in Juneau. Finest| workmanship. Martin Victor Furs, nc. 21 u|| Plasmatic Treatments Moose Women Carnival Oct. 1. 6| EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and Franklin PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTE | Juneau Y Best gift for the woman of the house is. one of these electrical appliances that save time and make St. Louis, Brooklyn and the en- the Revolutionary War are believed | minutes and called the roll. The tire National League were idle yes- |to have made the first ice cream in | rosary was said for the success i B.B. STARS Stars of games yesterday were: Pitching — Virgil Trucks, Tigers |recorded his 19th victory as he pitched Detroit to 5-0 victory over | Cleveland. Batting—Ed Malone, White Sox, tanged oul triple, double and two singles to pace Chicago to a 1-l| triumph over St. Louis. ~ LEADERS IN B. B. Leaders to date n the two major baseball leagues are as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting — Robinson, Brooklyn, .343; Slaughter, St. Louis, .342. Runs Batted In — Kiner, Pitts- bureh, 122; Robinson, Brooklyn, 121. Home Runs — Kiner, Pittsburgh, 52; Musial, St. Louis, 34. Pitching — Roe, Brooklyn, 14-5, .737; Branca, Brooklyn, 13-5, .722. AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting—Williams, Boston, Kell, Detroit, .342. Runs Batted In—Willlams, Bos- ton, 155; Stephens, Boston, 152. Home Runs—Williams, Boston, 41; Stephens, Boston, 39. 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