The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 2, 1949, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ALL - STARS OF MAJORS ANNOUNCED By JOE REXCHLER NEW YORK, Nov. —IM—The New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers, rivals in the last World Ser each gained two berths on Associated Press’ 1949 Major ue All-Star Team. Both, however, were play second fiddle to the Bostor Red Sox who led all clubs wit} three representatives—outfielder Ted Williams and pitchers Mel Parnel and Ellis Kinder. The remainder of the dream squad picked by a poll of 116 mem- bers of the Baseball Writers' Asso- ciation of America is composed o one player each from the Detroi Tigers, St. Louis Cardinals Pittsturgh Pirates. Tommy Henrich, a converted first Laseman, and shortstop Phil Riz- zuto are the world champion Yan- kees on the squad. Second basemar Jackie Robinson and catcher Roy Campanella are the Dodgers’ repre- sentative. TIGER KEL IN Third baseman George Kel, only Tiger on the team, received the most votes. He was named on 113 of the 116 ballots cast. Williams was next with 112. Others to hit the the forced to anc century figure were Robinson, 108 and Stan Musial, Cardinals’ sta flychasher, 100. Campanella jus missed with 99. Henrich got 97 votes for first and five in the outfield. Musial go three additional votes, all for 1irst Lase. The smallest number of votes for a winner went to Ralph Kiner PBittsburgh’s home run slugger whose 68 votes won the right fiel Fost. Rizzuto won with 83 votes. Oni) one vote separated the Red So» pitching twins. The lefthandec arnell, who won 25 games anc lost only eight, drew 78 votes, one more than the righthanded Kin- der, who led all American League pitchers with a 23-6 won and lost record. 3¢ the ten men selected, only two | are holdovers from the 1943 team The incumbents are Williams anc Musial. Williams, in fact, has beer named on all four Associated Press teams starting in 1946. Those missing from squad include Johnny Mize, first base; Joe Gordon, second tase; Lou Boudreau, shortsto Bob Elliott, third base; Joe DiMaggio, center field; Birdie Tebbetts, catcher; and Johnny Sain and Harry Brecheen, pitchers. (OAST " HOCKEY LEAGUE (By the Associated Press) Forward Roy McKay played the “ball of fire” role. for the Victoria Cougars last night, scoring tour goals to give the Cougars' an 8-€ win over the Vancouver Canucks in a Pacific Coast League hockey game, In Tacoma the Rockets and the New Wesiminster Royals staged a battle royal which ended in a 5-5 tie. The lead changed hands in every period until the Royals scored the final tying goal with less than three minutes left in the game _Kcn Ullyot of the Royals was higi man with two goals. In the league’s southern division €an Diego ended a three-game los- inz streak by blasting the Fresno Falcons, 4-0. In Berkeley, a small crowd saw the Oakland Oaks trim the Los Angeles Monarchs, 3-1. last year's Your | CHRISTMAS CARDS are here! |FORDHAM, MAY PLAY "N RESIGNATION 10; You have to live with that desk of yours at 2, 1949 THE DAILY ‘A PMPIRE_. 27¢ i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE v 1 | . RAMIREZ OUTLASTSVFW DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE AT Geological § Mc(arlhy | s POwWers M3 ) | Geological Survey e ROGERS; EXPERIERCE SELECTS JUNEAU = JUNCAU SCHOOLS | Vessel 5 CALVERT FLATLY W I Manager Has 144.7 Yds. wixs o ' . Ay S \ s S WINS HIM DECISIC FOR CONVENTION SETFOR MONDAY Lost on Beh LA 1 W : i { LOSI on benm (ana H Red Sox e‘ PORTLAND, Nov, 2—UP—Experi- u will ke the scene of the Monday, November 7, the Ju-| A valuable stream gauge has enced F Ramirez, 132, of Sanin Department conven- neau Sehools will hold open house [teen carried away, apparently by Jose, € itlasted willing but |t he Veterans of F * all persons of Juneau and im-|heavy rains on the Behm Canal, —— ‘\am‘h‘m yzers, 134, of I’x\"!vi\’flr. tr Department C iate vicinily in observance of | the Geological Survey vessel Waters land, last nizht for ound { Adn 1 decided American Educa- | reported to Ralph sh, head of IFanS lns's' 'ha' Joe Con LOS ANGEL Nov (A ain ey ision. were year v ere. theme of this \'curs‘Ll\.e survey's water division, finue af Helm-Con- Alitiough FCAlMarnia's ‘quarteitec fud dnockd: are \tion Week is “Mak-| The Waters left sevoral weeks . | Bob Celeri still leads the PI‘.(‘X!H} 3 i, Merced, ing to I Work." a3o0 to make its periodic rounds ot tfld ‘S S'gned Cuas} Conference in total ofiense;| ¢ i 2, 148, Gr 8 hool buildings will be open | various gauges the office has placed official figures released 10 semis | presided from to 9:15 p.m. and exhibits | in various streams and creeks to % ki e l»)l\?t“«"d USC’s Jim Power which en of pupils’ work will be shown in|ascertain their rise and fall. Upon he fans|better per game record (o cach room of the schools. Teachers |arriving at Race Creek on the faent Joe Mv(;n!'ll‘\\ Celeri, who has quarterbackec "'S' aro Ty = th f the various classes will be pre Canal they were unable to find that back intothe ership of the [the Golden Bears to seven str hRg. 1A 3 )., ent to talk with parents and oth- | instrument, or any indication of -l?_\; on Red Sox for the next twc)victories, leads the league witih 9: LA “ 3 ers concerning the work of the what might have happened to it, years 5 : yards' in seven games | Adak, J ) of schools. All are urged to attend,|thoy reported to Marsh. | The front office discloses tn:t of 132.7 yards a game. Powers, th K (no 1 1= to confer with your child’s teacher Enclosed in a wooden housing| the jut-jawed pilot had been b(f tI‘rann quarterback, has 868 vards{ Cne b that and to talk over other school prob- | for protection, the metal box con-! Izra'd “;m N:;\(u I1uuer.]~ nat lzx- In, alx . games for an average ot|figh ! & ( ns with school officials, saystains a recording instrument to| onawanda, N.Y., farm home, in 144.7, her ¢ of M. A ( i, Se, i ate 1 4 g I | be g ipt. Sear indicate rise and fall of a body of he r?mm.uv n:-»m:’x'.'ager: X Bob s‘mderf. Oregon fullback i - X B ty"‘ ihe purpose of American Educa- | water. Each gauge operates for 60 e pparently an.\\\pr(d‘s\ DH;\: leads the rushujg department wit! j rez D r 205D Week is to interpret the hise |days, but by arrangement of pulleys | he bmught’tu Eo:_lon ,“hm _h an average o{ 5.2 yards per carry ) 1 v, ideals, achievements, m'nb~‘0n its weight-controlled winding returned from its vital two-|and a total of 569 ds. He shares | t lems and needs of American Educa- mechanism, it may te made to ame series which gave the I\f«-v- the scoring leadership with South- | \ o i ¢ tion, Tt has came to be the out-|operate for as long as five months ._i,‘,- Yankees the American Leaguc | erp ({-11;(“, Bill Martin, E: 19 ndin riod of the entire year | Operation is thus guaranteed dur- le, has chalked up nine touchdowns. Ro n I 2 f cducational interpretation and | ing winter months when the Waters The crestfallen 62-year-old man-| Ppowers is the league's best pa ih ates indicate that more than |is unable to reach all the points! DALLAS, Texas—John W, iger told newsmen then, “If YOU|in nearly every respect. Out of 100 . ) ten mililon patrons visit schools | gauged. Calvert, assistant warehouse nt me back, write it.” to ¥ mpleted 62 for b 1 1 bout 4 wa. ¢ hack, w . DSses e as pte: 52 o0 [RAN S = during thi time CAT ' s g rel g! g 0 Pl e ) flt ,“ comple 0; , ; 'y v ol ¢ ‘”‘ me h) t“.m fl. u | Marsh said that a tremendous: manager here, says, «I wouldn’t ome sports writers did; o yards and a centage of . 1 DR L . & 7 arcum medern school practices and con- | rainfall was recorded in the dis- didn’t. But the fans apparentls [of his passes have gone for touch-| DRUMDEAYE Uit RINY CGleorge. | Bullvan. of NeR&RAR. Beo- |for with teachers triot, September 23, when 7,55 inches tHink Of switching. I did it years ettled the problem with their kinc |downs | Sfl FOR | ior and Junior Vice Commandd The 20th annual observance of |fell in 24 hours, He surmised the ago. And Tl stay with my name- u‘l‘: s to ut\r taciturn :ioz v: :‘ Powers is right up there in the| ei QMORROW "1 ‘!" :‘*:‘Hw- <(i:i;s:‘[T?m\h:::l;‘lmj\‘:- 'A!w:n‘m II .\!‘mn \n,nl-ukP x!s sp;lfl“guugl' was carried away at that sake for my taste’s sake... Tl {e came to terms yesterday & | punting column, too. He's averaged chorage: -— RTIRARIAT -4 3 d by the National Educatiof|time, or on October 14, when an- 3 il alary belleved to be between $50,00( {41.1 yards per boot, a fraction ®e-| To comm jonal Gir1 @ut; Harold Fennel, Juneau—Judge Association, The American Legion,|other heavy rainfall was recorded. stay Wltl'I’ mild, mellow Calvert wnd $55,000. hind UCLA’s Hal Braly with 413. |gcout Week | Girl Scout| Advocate; Harold Gronroos, Ju- the United States Office of Educa-| The instrument is valued at ap- ReServe, l PSSR T IR The charmed toe of Oregon’s|Council will or o broadeasy Dean—Chief of Staff; M. A. Har- tion and the National Congress of | proximately $300, he said. The| Bravo, Mr. Calvert! Thou- Chester Daniels ranks him high{oyer KINY tomorrow afiernoon at ® , Fairbanks—Department Ins- Parc and Teach Waters had no spares on board to ss ¥ g ¥ L/ among conference scorers. He holds [5:15 ‘clock. P g wetivities or, . and. Andrey. SR 4R | s replace it cltmnwdn\u-l) S50 { Mn;]is i Ar;lerl(gals}::e your la wide edge in extra points and|pf the yuts and they are chorage Post Command | LSS A | loyalty to the VL, DAING. field goals. Daniels has completed|financed will | ed. In: ‘}"'1“‘ SEenE e “"'“_fl»\\; d by M00 F (AGERS o OMAHA VISITOR | And the reason, every time, is: " Y of 27 conversion attempts and|charge of the program will be Mrs. & ‘\’,",“"‘ ]’_,“”_“"/ RLBARY BRI | D. F. Weimer of Omaha, Neb., Calvert tastes better. erles ow has Looted four field goals for @|Eiton Engstrom, publicity chairman “. ‘-‘"h ::_‘I‘” Al : »En |is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.| v Choice Blended Whiskey—86.8 total of 37 points or the Sec iaed . by X \ | S | oL 2y .x“\: Hn s seout . doubles in brass” o 1 S ‘ Proof-65% Grain Neutral Spirits. sioner will give bor} ¥é- T i ; | Regular Lodge Meeting tonight,| Calvert Distillers Corp.,N.Y.C. u of aims and idea e Moose Club basketball ‘team |ynyhigtion: ‘dnd fhed. Bikie Boye T 1 uul- W turn out i tice mmnrmw\ L various projects; Mrs. Janice Mac o M o '1 EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2—P-—A . v Spaaden, last years camp chair- Imx nced today iy Albert Jones,| ‘)‘]‘lr"“;““ ‘:;’“”‘AL‘*'“" g C“A““”“ w - ights of the Eagle Ri camp; R | OPTOMETRIST and either the American Associa- s M 1ise . OOy | ‘ I'uon or Ioteibasinaay T easne p,,u_= SEATTLE, Nov. 2-—(M— Coach|Miss M ! Loui » Reowe oy | Second and Franklin Juneau lant winner is being talked | Howie Odell worked his University S¢rike outdoot activitles; . 3 | | PHONE 508 FOR APPOINTMENTS CL Prexy Clarence Rowlandj©f Washington gridiron charge: "““’ will tell about Douglas | 1id yesterday that the plan is|28ainst the Oregon inside runnin ROME GEoRGIfl o Tr07aERNNEEI RN ANRY AN uR LR TRRCRNRNEY ™A kA ; | abtac iy ine a heavy| Fred Henning, Finance chairman, A 2 | inder diseussion and he hopes et e B dicei ans for the fi (Continued from Page 1) ’ |8 ] | announce an agreement soon. He|tcrimmage in which the rash made Fl = b oot 1 like ducks. which will start x Monds Ay | = ROME, Ga. Nov. 2—P—Heated| i = dded that the PCL's present Gov- ster and Bud Phelps 4 % ik 8 e ] mmors' Cuip plagoff will be dropped] The inside attack, arheaded er and Bud PheldS|.ymed today at Cleveland with a public tuildings were thrown open| s ' f 0 u w 0rk " 1ext season, regardless, I by fullback Bo: Sanders, has piled | settlement belicved near. here last night to preventsutter-| 3 3 i Rowland said the plan underjUP 1819 yards in seven games for i | "EXPLORATORY, TARKE: ing by any familis GRUERESNY the | § > E discussion will either pit the PCL|the Ducks and is furrowing the o ?5 '”l NU 5 [ At the same time “exploratory coal shotage and subsfreezing | Tt an o1 ce H hamp against the American Asso-|Odell brow almost as deeply & 112} alks” began between officials ot temperatures. | i 4 H clation m Imenm’holml winner—or | the lengthy string of Husky in- Harold Hi rd was admitted to| Republic Steel Corp, the nation’s Less than a dozen tons of coal :: ¢ H against the survivor of an elimina- jured did earlier in the year. St. Ann’s hospital yesterday. | thirg largest producer, and the remained for sale in this city ot 3 H 1 f i « v g 2 70 ct | George Beeds Mye o | & whia -l 26,00 oy i E/ . A B ion series ‘between the two Eastern| All but one of the Wasl . Mayeda, Mrs. Joseph S0 Steelworkers. 26,000 persona,, io; Nogth. Gieougiie ] § eresa message or You circuits. regula reserve fullbac Niem nd baby girl, Mrs. Gordon Jones & Laughlin is the indust The Hu‘x")upl('l(‘r dropped to 31|@m ; S The AA and Intefnational titlists | Tiedemann—was on hand for yes- girl, and Linn| fourth 1 t producer. It employs during the night, E oW each othel it a 'LI'L; terday's workout. |F d from St.| 42000 workers, about halt as many A city-wide fuel emergency was| g ; 4 i . 5 X 7 i PRI L) 3 P SeC 1 e .thi 3tee aelares > o " n | Tean e g as second place Bethiechem Steel, declared by John E. Yarbrough. [# ‘ Ahoul Tony Chinhuk of Valdez was ad-| which settled with Murray Mon- City Commission Chairman, e et I . mitted to-the Government hospital day night for the industry’s first Warmer weather was forecast for| & 3 H | ves sterday. $100 a month pension plan. tonight, iR H H - F H H i NOTRE DAME ELEVEN NEW YORK, Nov. 2 @—Up- lEAVE END OF SEASQN l and-coming Fordham may pick up STILLWATER, Okla.,, Nov. 2- Head Football Coach Jim Looka- | where Army left ofi as an annual opponent for Notre Dame in New York. baugh's accepted resignation was in Plans for a series between thejthe hands of the Oklahoma Aufl wo big Catholic institutions, be-{College Athletic Cabinet today. | zinning possicly in 1951, dis- Lookabaugh, with the college for| d informally durin a sit } 25, years—as a student, an ulunmu\‘ here this week of the Iris \th letic Director, Ed - (Moose) Krause. 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