The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 6, 1949, Page 3

i Newc THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1949 NEWCOMBE TALKS ON HIS PITCH By WILL (u\l\iSLEY NEW YORK, Oct. mbe insists ¢ “fat” 1-0 pitch’ he Tommy Henrich in the of yesterday's opening W up to Series t was a low curve,” Brookly huge o righthander said in t dressing room later. “It \\'1: ag Whatever it was, Hen keen liking to the offe caught it on the plump part of hi bat and nailed: it into the lower | rightfield stands. That was the margin of the York Yankees' 1-0 victory over the Dmlw'xs in lh(* first ;um.« of the said the Yankees' in the Ynnkees' quarters. ched it all the way.” Until Henrich's !ooming t that shook 6 ed pa rons {rom their se: of itching mast previous series afforded. HUSKIES FIRST TEAM IS SHOT; ! DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE " SERIES | PICKINGS ON GAMES most title fornia Cif their three k(l A rate losses, Mcntana over Colorado A&M by ¢ Whitworth over cisco Villa Philadel Detr (at Detr Us TOUGH ON ODEll SEATTLE, Oct ing really ball way at the Universit ington. When Coach Howie O scrimmage his “fi against Oregon State yesterday, he found himself in the sad situation of having to recru linemen to fill out the “OSC Var- sity” squad. All the regular members of the Knothead backfield have moved up to the varsity squad in the wa the havoc wreaked by i weekend e and Notre Fullback Hank Tiedemann is still | a tenant at Swedish Hospital, Hugh McElhenny had a date with a bone | specialist, quarterback Don Henrich showed up on the sideline tossed his first Dame fracas, Kirby still isn't able to don pads for the rough stuff. Washingten and Oregon tangle here Saturd: State e o ¢ TIDE TABLE O(T()BFR 1 Hight tide Low tide, High tid, 14 p.m., Low tide, 20:18 p.m,, , 16.3 ft. 1.0 f1t. 174 ft. -0.5 ft. e 0 0 0 v 00 OCTOBER 7 Sun rises at 7:14 am. Sun'’sets at . 6:17 p.m. e o o o o e o o ATTENTION PIONEERS AND AUXILIARY MEMBERS All members planning to go to the unveiling of the Prospector’s Statue at Sitka on Oct. 18, are asked to call Chas. W. 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