The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1950, Page 3

FRIDAY, S FOOTBALL GLEANINGS (By the Associated Press) Notre Dame, Army and Oklahoma pick up the strings of college foot- ball's gaudiest success streaks to- morrow, making their season bows on a loaded program 1 All of the gridiron elite will be in action across the land as the “one-two-hep” boys try to st some thunder from baseball’s ap- “For Better Appearance” CALL TRIARNGLE CLEANERS | EPTEMBER 29, 1950 proaching World Series. The No. 1 attraction is at South Bend, Ind., where the Fighting Irish, tabbed as ('\c country's mightie are host to the North Carolina Tar; heels. Army, undefeated in 20 straight games, will be unveiled at West Point with Colgate furnishing the opposition Oklahoma's their debut Denny Mye! Sooner: at N ston College g Three”, how- limelight intersectic ter thar fornia Angeles. The e in the mi n against an State, Alabama and Tu- e knock heads at New Orlean On the east coast, Navy, under new coa iddie Erdelatz, open Dartmout i xd Pennsy Stars in major zames played yesterc Batting—Phil R rove home one run and econd in two-run tenth ir Philadelphia to finishing in no w he American Leazue penna P - Howie Poll itched St. Louis to a T victory over Cincinnati. =~ “AVeteFo (Paid Advertisement) Pemocratic Candidate for ihe Senate r Nolan s a Vote Well Cast® 151 PlA(E IIES T Dod per K but wer THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUN with a four r inning ag tarted the | to ruin in the with one out and ARE CINCHED BY PHILLIES- YM!K“ (By Associated Press) Phillies in the Na in the American vesterday of fini ed Tor hn\ e (h(‘ s ndalil follow red Y1 gal Maglie turned back ped the his 18th victor; Bob Thomson winner’s circle, Jones sc¢ to tie the ston twice to- § Saturday ‘ l(‘v:(‘lm(! R beat Bo. Phillies on to the Ex and Sunda ton I led to ,.:_; against tho Braves nd the weather Sleveland, m rally in the seventh Ainst rican League ca in the seventh innin sec ,r'(] \\]wn and the game was in the bs the Phil Phils on ocked a pinch-hit homer EAU, ALASKA National League w 80 L Pet iladelphia 62 59 klyn 64 m 67 York 68 oui: T4 innati 86 70 86 burgh 94 American League w 97 3 Mickey Haeiner off. Sid Ge s on the road He triplec L Pet 638 94 623 92 609 90 6 BoE 67 441 884 Dod nighteap. York roit on eland rington ago kie Robinsor ' grounder head, 4-3. De. ed with a home rur Sheldon Maglie and Jone: top- five hits to Y Two home rur put Maglie d seven hit Roberts in 12 inning 2 lead goin: n Robin- i mday’s loss to 1 Rep! ate Corrupt 1 1d Misfeasance in t al Government of to send the game into overtime. In the two other Cardin: FAnbS Louis 1 sed the boat ye a doubleheader with th: ccond twin ) the New Y ter k Giant ladelphia’s once imposing lea tands at thre: . he Dodgers won tl ner, 6-5 iighteap, 8-4. The Phil ical By (Associated Those S&n pulled the opener out mewhat alive —— — . H te pennant lost the r scores of pionship. In fact, gony last the for alth land's lead 15 now need only to sew up the title and no matter what San Diego does. The Padres ¢ uding 29th homer of the camp: | Portland regained fifth ])Lu(‘ with !a double triumph over Los the game, to f game out of the | division, with pl cisco. At Jim Tabor’s ba: the 11th frame. | ook the fi rale, chucked four | game, but |-father matched afterpiece. STANDINGS ! Oakland | San Diego | Hollywood | Seattle Portland Los Angeles ' Sacramento The Civie Interest Ticket STRAIGHT? Bert Caro Edward Nielsen Joe Thibodeau Mrs. Paul ine Washington Peter Warner Carl Weidman For City “We have filed on this ticket with full sincerity to do our best for the City of Juneau. Many people seem to con- sider city government as relatively un- important until they are overburdened with taxes. “If we are elected, you may be sure that we will do our very best to give you an efficient and economical adminis- tration following our motto: ‘A DOL- LAR'S WORTH OF SERVICE FOR A DOLLAR’S WORTH OF TAXES'!” Council contest, and the PADRES BLAST OAKS SOUNDLY BY 1370 5 YIM HUBBART Pres pect for the inevitable winner of the 1950 cham- Padres prolonged the night 13 to 5. It was e club, splitting with San Fra Hollywood, ento edged He Pl'\n(x«fl\l hit ball Beattle’s Pacific Coast League the St ti games blanked Cincinna e Be d Washington, 4-3. Listen TONIGE &:15 . M. RADIO KINY A Real Treat Cyrus Peck nf SITKA Sportswriter) Diego Padres, still in the Pacific Coast drive, have a hearty Oakland Acorns, drubbing the more | Andrew Gamble k cut of ANGOON IN THLINGET The Issue Confront- ing Us in the Com- ing Teritorial Elec- fion October 10th. Listen Listen RADIO KINY 8:15P. M. by ollected 18 blows in § k Graham's Angeles, 2. The Beavers nuw‘ first fourth n- Seattle, the last place Sacra- wood, 3 to 2, on ses empty homer in ded Seattle, 3 to , but the Rainie 4 to 2. Cliff Melton in the first Vern Kinds- it in the nine inning OF THE CLUBS w 114 San Francisco . day for Sche COUNTRY PAGE THREE Vote City Election Tues- Baker for Director Adv 5 Ao e @ CLUB FLOOR SHOW | ial f DS nigt at the Dewe AT mT'x DGCK rom Juneau 8 a. will be a spe 1 tomorrow m. k each Month : | FYy) d 9 PIE SOCIAL lSi, R‘J.hn. and Z At Chapel by the Lake a pt. 20, 7 pam. 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