The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 7, 1950, Page 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1950 ot 3 7 A % D E— e A G S S it OAKLAND WINNER OF PCL PENNANT (By the Associated Press) The Oakland Acorns nailed up their fourth Pacific Coast League pennant in 47 years last night by the simple expedient of winning the second game of a doubleheader at Sacramento. Not. that anybody doubted the inevitable outcome, but now it’s official. With three games left to play, the Oaks are five games atop second place San Diego. Portland sewed up fourth place and still has a remote chance of overtaking the third place Hollywood Stars. For all practica purposes, though, the marathon campaign is over. It really end Sunday. Oakland captured its last pennan in 1948. The Oaks also won the champion ship in 1912 and in 1927. They cinched it last night by lac- ing last place Sacramento, 7-3, i the second game after losing the opener, 4-1. Portland gained a berth in the first division on Red Adams’ 2-( shutout over San Francisco. Exhib- iting flawless control; the cool right- hander held the Seals to three hits two of them coming during a tigh ninth inning. San Diego split with Hollywood and Seattle also divided with Los Angeles in the other games. The Padres took the opener, 7-2, but Hollywood won the finale, 6 to 4. At Los Angeles, the Angels won the | first game, 2-1, but dropped the; afterpiece, 7-6. The attendance: 2’77.1 Pacific Coast League Standings WORLD SERIES, | FACTS, FIGURES | World Series facts and figures, | the three-game statistics: Attendance—127,911. Receipts—$640,313.99. Comunissioner’s - share—$96,047.09. Players’ share—$326,560.14. Clubs’ and Leagues’ share—$217,~ 706.76. * | Remaining games: Fourth game . Grid Games | today at New York. Fifth, if nec- By HAROLD CLAASSEN essary, tomorrow at New York, NEW YORK, Oct. T—#—Here are |sixth and seventh, if necessary at this weeks football predictions: Philadelphia Monday and Tuesday.l Notre Dame vs Purdue: neither ——— team is as bad as it looked last| Fere are results of fights last week as the Irish won from North | night: Carolina and Purdue bowed to NEW YORK, (St. Nicholas Ar- Texas. No breaking of the Irish ena)—Cesar Brion, 192'%, Argentina, victory skein here. outpointed Vern Mitchell, 185%, Pennsylvania vs California: Penn | Detroit, (10). was good for one quarter of its bat- HOLLYWOOD, Calif—Nap How- tle with Virginia last week. Cali- ard, 160, Los Angeles, stopped Earl fornia Turner, 155, Richmond, Calif. (4). Maryland NEW ORLEANS—Tommy Camp- Maryland. bell, 136%, Los Angeles, and James his Week’s vs Michigan State: Penn State vs Army: Army. | Carter 133, New York, drew, (10). UCLA vs Washington: the weath- e e el 'rman is on the Huskies side. Wash- pron e wssoun: JECOND (OMING OF ithern Methodist vs Missouri: he Texans are too good. CHRIST PROPHESIED Texas Christian vs Arkansas: | Arkansas. | BY EVANGELIST Georgia vs North Carolina: | Georgia. { ey & 5 “The much talked about millen- Skipping over the chalk lines in ;05 )00 " ihousand ycnrseo' \ hurry: | ¥ 1 : 9 & peace and prosperity for the world East—Amherst over Champlain. y.rc;e tho second coming of Christ Boston U. over Duquesne, Florida and it will. not be ushered in b': lVf'l‘! (?90'2};“ 'I"“}L E"]‘_"ldl“mcme‘ good laws, culture or a socialistic Nesleyan, Brown over Holy Cross, oy of government, as some have Colgaté over Western Reserve, CO- tquont for if good laws, culture and lumbia over forvard. Cornell over high civilization could bring in a Syracuse, Fordham over Yale, mjllennium we have had enough of Northwestern over Navy, Princeton ¢,ch 5 usher in a dozen millen- over Rutgers, Williams over RO- njums already,” declared Evangelist chester. . /C. L. Vories in his lecture Friday Southwest—Baylor over Missis- | night in the Prophetic Light nudi-l sippi State, Tennessee over Duke,tcrium on the corner of Second and Texas Western over Idaho. Main. South—Alabama over Vanderbilt, «nothing but the return of Christ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted yesterday to St. Ann's hospital yesterday were Mrs. Art Sanford, Loretta Sanford, Albert Bixby, George F. Gentry and Ray- mond du Bos. Dismissed were Jerry Nottingham, Robert Dunlap, Mrs. Robert Hanson, Mrs. Thomas Park and baby girl; Michael Moore. Admitted to the Government hos- pital yesterday were Billy Williams from Yakutat and Marjorie Jackson from Juneau. Dr. L. P. Dawes is outgoing Sen- ator for northern end of first divi- sion. Elton Engstrom only candidate for this district. Vote for Engstrom for Senator. 625-2t ALIAS SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION CIVIL ACTION, FILE NO. 6297-A. TO: GERALDINE ENGEL, above aamed defendant, GREETING: IN THE NAME OF THE UNITEL STATES OF AMERICA, you arc hereby commnianded to be and ap- pear in the United States Distric Court for the Territory of Alaska Division Number One, at Juneau, in said Divisicn of said Territory, and answer the Complaint filed againsi you in the above entitled action, i.e.: That certain action wherein HOW- ARD MERRILL ENGEL is the JUNEAU, ALASKA ntiff, and GERALDINE ENGEL | September, 1950. e defendant, which is Civil Ac- File No. 6297-A on the docket | f said Court, within thirty ‘30»; ia ifter the completion of the seriod of publication of this Sum-|First publication, Sept. 16, 1950, (30) | Last publication, Oct. 7, 1950. mons, namely, within thirty fays after October Tth, 1950, in case | his Summons is published, or with- | in forty (40) days after date of its M service upou you, in case this Sum- mons is served upon you person- ally, and answer the Complaint of the above named plaintiff on file in | Court in the above entitled | action, and if you fail to so appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for | the relief demanded in his Com-| said , i.e.: For an absolute divorce ' i dissolution of the marriage & contract existing between plaintiff | wd defendant, and that plaintiff [|§ e granted the sole and exclusive! custody and control of the w nor children of the parties. | ¥ ate of the Order for Publica- ion of this Alias Summons is Sep- ember 15th, 1950. The pericd of ication prescribed is four weeks. The first publication is September 6th, 1950. The last publication i§ dctober Tth, 1950. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have wrcunto set my hand, and affixed 11 of the above entitled Court , Alaska, this 15th day of e o i R S, R D 0 00PS! Our lines got crossed! In yesterday’s “Shopping Around Town” section, the sizes quoted in the ad below were incorrect. shown. The correct sizes are as EMPIRE Ad Dept. SATURDAY PAGE THREE J. W. LEIVERS, lerk of the District Court, By LOIS P. QUILICO, (SEAL) Deputy Clerk. The thinking fellow Calls a YELLOW*? PHONE 22 OR 14 FOR A YELLOW CAB Save time! Save your skin! ~Closer shaves without a bruysh! .GLIDE the modern ‘shdving crea Y rosmnsl i\ As a civic-minded gesture We Invite AL WHITE and PETER WO0OD to use the Snake Pit Bar for any forthcoming debate. We will guarantee whatever space is {Clemson over North Carolina State, ¢ (his earth can mark the begin Pet ! o) ver . i Soe| - Sanome over Texas 5 ad M. | ning of’ th Millenniim.”. Vories s Midwest — Michigan over Dart-|gajq “for Revelations 20:6 reveals 9% { mouth, Illinois over Wisconsin, Iowa | yhat the thousand years which tha k2 over Indiana, Kansas over Colorado, ' devil is to be bound does not be- Marquette over Kansas State, Min- . ,in ynti] the resurrection of the -48 nesota over Nebraska, Ohio State righteous from their graves.” 3 ‘luvcr Pittsburgh. | The evangelist has promised the Far West—Oregon over Montana, people that he will tell them Sun- Southern California over Washing- ' day night about what lies beyond | ot A e T ton State, Stanford over Oregon|the fires of hell. A motion picture FOOTBALL pugeate sartier oue _ SCORES | TODAY FOR TWO EVENTS | in Cannes, France, Festival in 1946, ' Music begins at 7:30 p.m. admis- sion is free and every one is cor dially invited. Delegate E. L. (Bob) Bartlett was!| BPW TO HEAR O'CONNOR Here are the results of important | expected to arrive early this af_| At the regular meeting of the football games played yesterday: | ternoon fim Sitka by Aldska Juneau Business and Professional | Miami (Fla) 18, Villanova 12. {Coa.s‘.ul Airlines. making a number | Women'’s Club Monday at the Bar- Geo. Washington 21, West Va. 14. 1 Of stops on the way. anof Hotel, Jack O’Connor, Presi- South Carolina 21, Furman 6. | The Alaska Delegate to Congress dent of the Territorial Sportsmen, Memphis State 26, Chattanooga 8.' will be honored at a Demucrat_lc»luc.‘ will speak on the transplanting | Murray (Ky) 19, Eastern Ky. 0. ,tea from 4 to 6 this afternoon in'of grayling in the Juneau area. Wichita 21, Detroit 13. {the Governor's House. Mrs. Ern- B o Okla. A&M 14, Drake 14 (tie) iest Qruenxxxg, wife A?r the Gover-| SCHWINN 5 Baker 13, McPherson 6. ‘1.1011, invites all Gas‘incau Channel | North Tex. 76, Southwest. Okla. 6. ; esidents. X College of Pacific 41, Denver 7. | Delegate Bartlett and Frank Per- Fresno State 34, Hawaii 20. ! atrovich, Senatorial candidate from Occidental 14, Santa Barbara 10, | Klewock, will speak af B oclocky Dixie 33, Westminster (Utat) 7. {*°EM 0 98 20 20 0 B0 e o ol Weber 20, Oregon Tech 1. Gl g Alaska when Congress adjourned.| ? | g | Idaho Frosh 25, Montana Frosh 13’§He plans to stay in Juneau until| after the election Tuesday. it necessary along with our every- 112 103 Oakland . ot San Diego ... Hollywood . Portland ..... San Francisco . Seattle Los Angeles ... Sacramento SPECIAL (Saturday, October 7th, ONLY!) One Piece SNOW SUITS Sizes 4 to 6x $14.50 Brown—Gray day large crowds absolutely free of charge! One Piece SNOW SUITS Sizes 1 to 4 $0.50 Brown—Navy—Green 401] o SFEEN Bfl@ where good friends meet AT MADSEN'S St AR R (PR A SR Rt R R Sunday, Oct. 8 730 P. M Prophetic Light Auditorium Cor. 2nd & Main Sunday, Oct. 8 730 P. M Light STORK VISITS A girl weighing six pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sheak- ley of Hoonah yesterday afternoon at 1:34 o’clock at St. Ann’s hospital. Prophetie GOOD JOE 15 Auditorium MARCUS F, JENSEN : Cor. 2nd & Main Democratic Candidate to the House speaks Saturday night at 6:25 over KINY. 625-2t Dr. L. P. Dawes is outgoing Sen- ator for northern end of first divi- sion. Elton Engstrom only candidate for this district. Vote for Engstrom for Senator. 625-2t his shirts... really good! PRECEDING THE LECTURE A MOTION PICTURE SOUND FILM WILL BE SHOWN It won First Prize in Cannes, France Festival in 1946. It is Free ! Monday Night there will be no Meeting — TUESDAY NIGHT — THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Wednesday Night there will be no Meetifig — THURSDAY NIGHT — FIVE GREAT POWERS REVEALED FROM BIBLE PROPHECY FOUR ALREADY DOOMED. HOW ABOUT THE FIFTH ? — FRIDAY NIGHT — ATTEND HIS OWN FUNERAL? 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