The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 6, 1950, Page 3

THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1950 RAINIERS, STARS WATCHRAINFALL; NO GAME PLAYED, By JIM BACON (Associated Press Sportswriter) The Hollywood Stars today are | in their familiar spot on top of thej Pacific Coast League h'\\m"I reached there by lounging in their Seattle Hotel Lobby and \\a(chm,,[ it rain. ‘While the Stars-Seattle contest ‘was rained out last night, San Diego blasted Los Angeles 10-4 behind tm' six-hit pitching of Roy Welmaker. He whiffed an even dozen Angels in chalking up his third win without loss in this infant season. The loss put the Angels a half-game behind the Stars. The Padres knocked Jack (Cac- tus) Kraus out of the box in the first with a three run barrage. San Francisco introduced day bal! on Wednesdays by taking Sacra- mento 4-3. Les Fleming smacked ¢ three run homer and Jackie Tobit batted in the game clincher. Tobirn threw a strike from left field t nip what looked like a sure Solo run in the eighth. Oakland and Portland were nc scheduled last night. Sporis Briefs CHICAGO—The NCAA approve a 16-man basketball tournament for next season, doubling the size o the field. MIAMI BEACH, Fla.—Tony Vin cent of Miami eliminated the Mexi- can champion, Gustavo Palofax, ir the Good Neighbor Tournament. SAN BRUNO, Calif —Under Oatl ($8.80) nosed out Stepfather in thc headline race at Tanforan. LONDON — The British Boxin: Board announced the winner of thc Terry Allen-Honore Pratesi figh April 25 would be recognized worlk flyweight champion. HAMILTON, Bermuda—Harvard" Jugby team defeated the Army team, of Bermuda, 14-3, in the annua rugby week series. LEWISTON, Idaho—Washingtor State College landed on’ Johnny Conant for 10 hits and 10 runs in five innings yesterday, then went on to defeat Spokane, Western In ternational League baseball club, 18-0. Conant, who won 15 games for the Indians last season, added to his miseries with five walks, a wild pitch and a balk. SEATTLE—Dick Sandberg, first string fulback for last seasn’s unde- feated University of Washington frosh, dislocated a shoulder in ti\( spring grid training yesterday. HOCKEY GAMES (By the Associated Press) New Westminster in the north and Los Angeles in the south held two to one game leads today in their respective divisions in, the Pacific Coast Hockey League playoffs. The Royals, winner of regular league play in the north, had 2 tough time subduing the Vancouver Canucks 4 to 3 last night. Normie Kirk knocked the puck in at 3:04 in the second overtime period after taking the relay from Bob Paul. Los Angeles goes to San Diego tonight and New Westminster moves to Vancouver. '32 MAJOR LEAGUERS | SWAT OUT HOMERS; HURLERS HAYE DAY (By the Associated Press) The shift from grinding out yard- age off tackle to banging baseballs off major league fences may turn out all right yet for Cincinnatl out- 'xelder Lloyd Merriman. Stanford’s former backfield ace,| scrapping for a regular centerfield | spot, had a great day yesterday. Considered a light hitter, Merriman smacked a three-run homer in Ciney’s 16-5 victory over the Atlan ‘f Crackers. Better yet, he added four more hits. In his first season up last year, the inexperienced Merriman hit only .230 in 103 games. He broke in vith Columbia of the South Atlantic League in 1948, batting .298. Detroit’s Hoot Evers also had a reavy day. Evers keeps on hjtting he long-ones, this time two hom? ‘uns in the Tigers’ 11- ] victory over Macon. One came with the bases ‘ull. Two New York pitchers hurled omplete games. Larry Jansen of he Giants allowed Cleveland only our hits in New York's 8-2 victory. Jut watch out Joe Page: Allie Rey- 10lds also lasted nine innings and he lefeated the Cardinals, 8-4. All last season Reynolds pitched nly four complete games whjle vinning 17, most of them with the elp of relief pitcher Page. Joe DiMaggio’s legs gave out gain. The great oufielder pulled a auscle in his calf while running o first bubt he is expected back in he lineup in a few days. Billy Southworth seems happy ¥ith his Boston Braves this spring. rhe veteran manager chirps, “It's he: best Boston squad I've ever) srought north.” Only drawback is first baseman Zarl Toregson's twisted knee. FIGHT DOPE One knockout, one draw and sev- >ral outpointers took place last night n fight circles as follows: At New York (St. Nicholas Arena) — Charley Norkus, 190, Bayonne, N.J., knocked out Curt Zennedy, 191, Wichita, Kans., 1 At New Orlgans — Joey Barnum, i41%, Culver City, Calif., outpointed Keith Hamilton, 139%, New Orleans, 10. At Oakland, Cahf ~dJohn L. Davis, 137, Oakland, outpointed Gene Bur- ton, 145, New York, 10. At Phoenix, Ariz. — Chet Slider, 149, Fresno, Calif., and Ray Perez, 147, Los Angeles, drew, 10. At Akron, O. — Joe Blackwood, | 1614, Paterson, N.J,, outpointed | Artie Towne, 160, New York, 10. PALMA COMPGUND IS BETTER | yesterday are as follows: | | Sears, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE——JUNEAU. ALASKA res of e th (N) (SA) 4 «n.ghn the Reds would have an ef- | fective air umbrella when they start their long-threatened invasion 'of the islands still in games for the next month accord- Chatles Binaggio and Charles Gar- asked to show up tonight at the B # | Kansas City's northside, were shot Police immediately began a mi- bition games played |a clue to the double murder. Detroit (A) 11, Macon (SAL) 9. | here has grown rapidly in the past | club room. go (N) 22, St. Louis (A) 12 blood on the fioor. On the wall above 6, New Orleans| Gargotta's body was found near ' ‘hmd FRIDAY NIGHTERS | Police Chief Henry W. Johnson Eoth Binaggio and Gargotta had In the Friday Night League semi- 1y Juneau Young Hard-| Robbery was dismissed immedi- ners of these games will compete 10s and in his billfor a large old- week. | lief the men probably were slain by i or brave enough to pull such a job.' CHICA , April 6 — (® — The | postseason basketball tournament | commies Is Beliefi jor conferehce champions. day mainland Communists will soon committee headed by Arthur to Formcsa, Chiang kai-Shek’s last conferences will go and the ot.heri‘mns( are important bases in the Generally regarded as the domi-| mosa, charge that the Russians even, Border, Missouri Meaxmmle, athletic chiefs of 20 | hands. pliable. » CAKDY LEAGUE WILL TO DEATH IN K. C. The Candy League will go out on| the Elks alleys tonight and continue g 4 KANSAS CITY, April 6 — ® ing to announcement made today.| ~ % N All members of the league arc|80Ha recognized political and un- derworld chiefs, respectively, of usual time, : {to death early today in their politi- = jcal club here. 3 - B- EXHIB"IONS | nute investigation of gangland and s political activities hege in search for | Binagglo, 41, whose political power New York (A) 8, St. Louis (N) 4 |as a Democratic factional leader New York (N) 8, Cleveland (A) 2.|few years, was found slumped in a Beaumont (TL) 7, Chicago (A) 5 chair at a desk at the rear of the yn (N) 10, Dallas (TL) 6. | One, shoulder was sprinkled with cigarefte ashes. There was a pool of Cincinnati (N) 16, Atlanta (SA) 5. Shreveport (TL) 8, Philadelphiz | pio’s body was a portrait of ient Harry S. Truman. | the front door where he had been ;br(‘\:ghi down with a bullet in the | said Binaggio must have known his BOWI. SEMI'F INM.S killer quite weil. bezn shot four times in the head finals tomor: at 7 o'clock, Royal| No weapon was found at the scenc. Cafe will pla ware and California Grocery m”‘ately as a motive. Gargotta’s cloth- roll against Alexander Photo. Win- ' ing contained twenty $100 bills, four against the winners of the first and | Style one-dollar bill. second rounds in the finals next Police detectives expressed the be- —— ol out-of-town gangsters because ‘“no N(AA Now ll"l"fi up one in Kansas City is tough enough TERMES FOR TOURNEY vyt Vital stands NCAA t t an end to internal T B A" k dby squabbling over selections for its o e a( e by doubling t. field to 16 teams and automatica including 10 ma- i (By Associated Press) The method for selecting tourney | Ngtjonalist Chinese predicted to- entries is being worked out by a e reach for two vital islands—Chu- (Dutch) Lonborg, new athletic di-|gsan and Quemoy—as stepping stones rector at the University of Kansas. It was reliably learned today Lhau‘mqmr bastion. champions of the nation’s 10 major| Both islands near the six berths will be filled from so-| Nationalist blockade of Red China. called “members at large.” ! The Nationalists at Taipei, For- nating conferences are Pacific| are supplying warplanes and air- st, Big Ten, Skyline Six, BiZ|men to bolster the Chinese Com- Southwest, Southeast, Southern amt;; Ivy Leagt erences today continued discus- sion on making the sanity code more “Rules of procedure” were agreed | upon yesterday. IMPORTANT Regular Unjon meeting 2 p.n. April 8. Be There. ALL MOOSE MEMBERS —adv. Nationalist | Deep Sea Fishm'mcn‘s} Saturday, | UNDERWORLD CHIEF,, wFUll LOADS YESTERDAY China | Valley, | munists’ Air Force. They expressed | !Ewml r Ca: | Kenzie, Wa ON FLIGHTS OF PNA X 2 e, Dr. R. M, Mac- Kubley, Jack Most, C. W. Bilderbach, Mr. and Mrs, F. B. Cooper, Helen iAbbou and Harry Newell, whu Pacific Northern Airlines car-}was destined for Ketchikan. ried full loads yesterday on their| On the outbound trip to thl lights leaving Anchorage for Ju-| westward were: Walter Eerkluml‘ neau and the réturn trip, from Ju- | Mr. and Mrs, R. R. Francis, A. Olin, | neau to the Hub City. Twenty|Harry Williams, Robert Croyle, rsons left Anchorage for J\u‘aulRobort Lee, L. Rateliff, A. R. Wallis | and way points and 21 boarded| Mr. and Mrs. James Dyer, Tom | here for the westward. | Murphy, all for Anchorage. To Yak- | 1ssengers booked out of Arnch- utat: Mrs. F. Loewe with Bobby age for Cordova were: Lozzell and Gloria Loewe. To Cordova:| Bowen, Ed Eckland, Gjarde Hjal- | Dan Fikkert, Mona Morris, Margar- . George Johnson, R. McEck- et Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Warner >, Reider Norman and Frank Paulson and infant. Johnson. Disembarking at Yaku-| at were: J. P. Bauer, Agnes Mil- | nd Einar Hauger. To Juneau rickson, William Blanto; FROM SITKA Maxine Upton, of Sitka, is regis- tered at the Baranof Hotel. (e Bader Accounting Service Monthly Accounts, Systems, Secretarial Service Tax Returns Prepared Room 3, Valentine Bldg. Phone 919 HILDRE SAND & GRAVEL Formerly R. J. Sommers Construction Co. Lemon Creek Plant Washed Lemen Crcel Aggregate and Sand \ \ )\ )y \ ) 1] ) \ ! i Plaster and Mortar Sand [ WE DELIVER SXCAVATION OF ALL KINDS oo Juneau Office Phone 129; Residence Phone Blue 540 ' P. O. Box 2837 l | ey AR EXPRESS! Alr express means immediate dellvery to youl Simply write or wire your favorite shop er your business house, requesting that your merchandise be shipped by Ale Express, and Alaska Coastal speeds te you In & matter of hoursl Dependable serw Ice at lowest rates by Alr Express. fllflSK% % ewing Southeas @& W W IMES Election of Officers, Friday night April 7. All members please atterq, 71-1t —adv. | ATTENTION ! Women of the Moose Please have donations for Easter Food Sale at Toebuck Order Office by 11 a.m. Good Friday, April 7. 693t ¢The thinking fellow Calls a PHONE 22 OR 14 FOR A v YELLOW*? | | | | | Round &m (f/ DEAR CUSTOMER: Do you have any SHIRKERS around your house? We mean EMPTY MILK BOTTLES that are hiding in your home instead of working to bring bottled milk back to you. We shall greatly appreciate your full and prompt PAGE THRER SHAFFER’S 49-Phone-13 SANITARY | MEAT CO. Meat at Its Best -— at Lower Prices FREE DELIVERY Prices Good Friday and Saturday For Your EASTER FEAST The Modern Housewife will buy her EASTER HAM at Shaffer’s Sanitary Meat Co. where we will sell 1 TON of Hormel's, AMERICA'S FINEST HAM, at the LOWEST PRICE YET! Phone Your Easter Ham Order Early | TURKEYS Washington Co-op . .. your guarantee of quality . . . all broad-breasted = Qven Ready 16 to 22 lbs. 10 fo 12 1ks. (Beltzville—for the smaller family) 610 7 lbs. OCOMA CHICKENS (America’s Finest) | Ocoma Roasters | 0coma Fryers .’ YELLOW CAB cooperation in getting EMPTY BOTTLES back to our filling line. Please PUT THEM OUT for your milk man or TAKE THEM fo the store promptly, because effective the 10TH OF APRIL no more Bot- tle Deposit will be necessary and all bottles will have to be RETURNED by the 10TH FOR CREDIT. SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN'S O0COMA Fricassee Fowl refreshment—real refreshment— adds zest to the hour Ask for it either way .« both trade-marks mean the same thing. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JUNEAU COLD STORAGE COMPANY © 1950, The Coco-Cola Company REMEMBER the 10th OF APRIL will be the deadline for refunds on bottles and RESOLVE from then on fo keep your EMPTIES MOV- ING FASTER. We appreciate your patronage and cooperation in this matter, now and in the future. Thank you. JUNEAU DAIRIES, {nc. For Your Easter Feast Spring Legs - 0 - Lamb Ib.75¢ Phone Your Easter Ham Order Early Burn’s Shamrock — Extra Fancy Sliced Bacon . . Ib.7 Hormel'sLard . 2lbs.