The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1950, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1950 NDINGS CF THE CLUBS Pacific Coast League RAINIERS WALLOP PADRES, 12-4 SCORE (By the Associated Press) Oakland has a victory and a place only ‘three games behind Hollywood in the Pacific Coast League today, but the Stars have Frank Kelleher! Hollywood fans watched their lads lose to the Oaks, 5-4, last night but they left the ball park, their radios and television sets muttering “That Kelleher! Wow!” The outfield muscie man stretched his hitting streak to 12 games, hom- ered for the fifth straight game, increased his four-ply total to 16 for the season, also got a single, and approached a record. If Kelleher homers tonight he’ll equal’ the PCL record of six in six straight pames set by Gene Lillard of Los Ang in 1935. Third place San Diego 12-4 shellacking from & tle, # business really settled in the Rain- iers’ six-run second inning, includ- ing catcher Jack Warren's doubie which unloaded the bases. The San Francisco Seals, by vir- tue of their 7-2 win over Los An- geles, are one percentage point ahead of Portland, which lost to Sacramento, 13-2. Hollywood Oakland San Diego San Francisco Portland Seattle Los Angeles Sacramento 488 472 440 370 42 42 40 34 National League = 35 36 34 32 Pet 503 590 Philadelphia St. Louis Brooklyn Boston New York Chicage Pittsburgh Cincinnati 508 500 Scores Tuesday Philadelphia 3, Boston 2. St. Louis 3-4, Chicago 2-1. Brooklyn 3, New York 10. Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 3. took at American icague w 42 Pet 689 609 Detroit New York Cleveland Boston Washington Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia 4 o ey g 344 344 Scores Tuesday Boston 7, Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 4, Cleveland 3. Detroit 9, Chicago 3. Stars of the major baseball Washing New 3. leagues in games Tuesday are: preingsan b en T Batting: Dick Sisler, Phils — two run homer in seventh enabled Phil- lies to defeat Braves, 3-2, and take first place in National League. 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Pasciutii, Ole Ness, Leonard Smith and Nor- man Banfield .355. singer, Shanks } 369; Musial, St. Louis, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Runs Batted In — Kiner j burgh, 53; Sauer Chicago, 52. 4 Home Runs — Kiner, Pittsburgh, 18; Campanella, Brooklyn, 15. | Pitching Miller, Philadelphia [6-0, 1.000; Newcombe, Brooklyn, clock{p_o' 778 American League Kell, Detroit, Cleveland, .364 Runs Batted In — ton, 72; Stephens, Boston, Home Runs — Williams, 22; Rosen, Cleveland, 19. Pitching McDermott, - Boston 5-1, .833; Byrne, New York, 8-2 .800. ELKS BEAT C.G. Elks bowling team took the Coas aboard the Baranof with his| Guard last night by a narrow mé father, George Kritsonis, and Rod-| 8in, the t team winning by tert L. Twiss of the Seattle Times.| Pins and the second by 18 pins. The group was meb at the dock uy| Wilber and Davis were high men Bill Dean, supervisor of the Ever- ! for their team, the CG and Thomp- Bowl son and Hazlett were high for the y were taken to the bowl and | E ~ the match was quickly underway Bowlers are reminded that the g Because of the darkness in {ne|singles championship will be called et ey bowl, a fire was built to show up | for M July 8 at 8 pm, & e B A L e el 3 o8 (‘u rgc .\:\w Ann : Thirteen-year-old George, an 8th | - il v"“I"l,‘jf:ll erader at the Issaquah School was 1 Hamilton, Cortis & the top thrower of the Se: with fatasit tournament in which some Kowing, R kids participated. There M. Ros, MNets. n consecutive strikeouts 5 D r his rival. The Queen CHAINN BIRES AT M/ “Boarding Filght test required two and a g i nonths to' run off. Here league baseball afternoon g time final scores ‘of major mes played this received up 1 press National League 5, New York 3 15, Louis 3. 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