The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1951, Page 3

A\I..—\SKA > THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1951 _: THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, PAGE THREE LEADERS IN B. B. JUDNICH IS WALKS 0UT 095 OKAYS PRIC nearly 11,500 other Seat= for the Old Woody lx’!va]s. The St. Louis Cardinals wal- |loped the Chicago Cubs, 12-4 and iCmmmmtx edged out Pittsburgh 2-1. Cleveland shellacked the St. Louis | Browns, 8-1. Bosttn's Braves and "lu' Philadelphia Phils were rained ; |cl the Senate Crime Inv committee st tle schoolboys WOCD’NF CE RUN-OFFS | NEXT FEW DAYS WITH | SEAHLE (HAMP DUE | } yutpitehing title citations now go to the Ju: | | ice Department, for pgssible prose- | cution. (‘mm-m,u of Congres | CARBINE FIRING ON RIFLE RANGE TONIGHT Battaliop- Headquar- v of k¢ 208th Infans. lion (8B will fire on €. TR T |tion of Senator O'Conor, | i | | { Leaders in the major leagues thru | | games of Wednesday are: ‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE | out. | Batting (based on 150 times at| rne 32.year-old Reynolds was in { bat) — Musial, St. Louis, .372; Rob~ | trouble only in the fifth when Gene | ingson, Brooklyn, .361. Verble slammed a three-bagger with Hits Ashburn, Phll'x(leumm.‘m,(\ out. Allie preserved hils SHUbOIY 92; Dark, New York, 90. | by getting rival pitcher Lon John- RAINIERS IN |LAMOTTA IS WINBY 4-2 OVER STARS By Associated Press If the loss of Outfielder Herb Gorman is a jolt to Hollywood's Pa- cific Coast League pennant hopes. then all is not so well, either, in the camp of the Seattle Rainiers today. The Rainiers, leading the league with a two game bulge on Holly- wood, are still minus the serv of Walt Judnich, the PCL's leading hitter. Judnich, who evidently attaches more importance to the welfare of his ailing wife than he does to a pennant in Seattle, walked out of Sick’s Stadium in a huff last night after being fined $100 for going AWOL. The Rainiers managed to win .wishout him, however, beating Los Angeles, 4-2. The Hollywoods also won without German, who broke his leg in Tuesday's series opener with San Diego. The Stars dusted off the Padres this time, 5-1, to square the series at a game apiece. But whereas the Stars have capable replacement for Gorman in the person of Dino Restelli, Seattle has nobody to plug the hole left, temporarily perhaps, by Judnich. His loss cuts the Rainier garden corps to three, including Al Lyons, who pitches part time. Oakland Moves Up Oakland, with Earl Rapp driving in four runs, moved into third place with a 6-1 conquest of Portland Sacramento tumbled to fourth by way of an awesome 15-2 thrashin administered by the lowly San Fran- cisco Seals. It was the Seals’ third straight win. Bill McCawley contributed two home runs to the assault, Ray Or- teig got one with the bases loaded, and Dario Lodigiani homered in two more of the runs. Making his reappearance cn the|” coast was Walt Dropo, the Ameri-| can league’s rookie sensation of 1950. Dropo fell into a batting slump with the Boston Red Sox this cea- son. Optioned to San Diego in time for last night’s game, he was still slumping; no hits in four trips. San Diego’s lone run materialized, though, when Dropo hit into a dou- ble play. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pct 53 51 ~50 Seattle Rainiers Hollywood Stars .. Oakland Acorns Sacramento Solons Los Angeles .. Portland Beavers . San Diego San Francisco 548 538 532 489 484 422 NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn New York St. Louis .. Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Chicago Pittsburgh AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago New York Boston ito cover | sidered pr 570 STOPPEDIN | TTH ROUND NEW YORK, June 28 —(®—Irish | Bob Murphy, the fighting e: mor\ with the golden touch in his leather mitts, was almost in sight of ln\; goal today — a shot at the light! heavyweight title — following his | smashing seven round technical | knockout of Jack LaMotta. The smiling, red-haired slugger, | boxing’s boxoffice sensation and the | pugilistic hit of television, set the stage for a crack at Champion Joey Maxim by battering and slicing the | Bronx Bull's swarthy features be- | fore 21,257 roaring fans at Yankee | Stadium last night. The gross gate | was $116,690. | In addition some 28,650 spectators witnessed the theater-cast in 11 theaters in eight cities. From the fifth round on last night | LaMotta, very slow afoot at a bulky | 175 pounds, dripped blood from every pore. He was cut over and under hoth eyes, was cut on the chin and mouth, and there were iark bruises on his cheeks. | Just before the bell rang to end the seventh round, blood gushed from a deep cut over Jake's left eye. K'D TROUT DERBY 10 BEGIN JULY 1 Hey kids, want to win a hicycle, d camera, sleeping bag, fishing outfit or theater passes? ‘These rizes will soon be on display at 12 Thomas Hardware store. Get in the Territorial Sportsman- ronsored Junior trout derby for youngsters under 15 years of age. It begins July 1 and runs until August 19, inclusive. Contestants can register at either the Thomas Hardware Store or at Juneau-Young and will be asked the conservation pledge. An | of 25 cents will be charged the cost of brassard or colorful shoulder patch which will be given to each youngster. They are being shipped air express from New York today. species of trout will be con- ided they are caught rod and reel in Salmon, Mont- ., Sheep or Jordan Creeks. Size will be determined on a poundage basis after the fish 4s dressed and s removed. The two hardware stores will be the official weighing-in stations. The validity of the catch must be certified by an adult and the trout | must be hooked and landed by the contestant without assistance. Don't forget your $1 resident fishing license. B.B.STARS | Batting — Enos Slaughter, Cards —walloped two singles, a double and | triple and drove in five runs as the Cardinals trounced the Chicago Cubs, 14-2. N Pitching — Allie Reynolds, Yanks —pitched his third straight shutout as the Yankees defeated the Sen- ators, 2-0. He now has hurled 28 2/3 consecutive scoreless innings and 34 2/3 innings without allowing a base on balls. | | F | AT} All 1 zo, Home runs — Hodges, Brooklyn, rm" to f 24; Kiner, Pittsburgh and Westlake. St. Louis, 17. | Pitching (based on five decisions) | | Brecheen, St. Louis, 5-0, 1.000; Roe, Brooklyn, 10-1, .909. AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting — Minoso, Chicago, Fain, Philadelphia, .356. Hits — DiMaggio, Boston, 93; Fox, Chicago, 90. Home runs — Zernial, Philadel- phld 16; Robinson, Chicago, 15. Pitching — Gumpert, Chicago, 7-1, .875; Feller, Cleveland, 10- .833. FWS MAKING STUD DUNGENESS CRABS [CY STRAIT AREA S. Fishand Wildlife Ser- a study ' on .361; The U. vice is inaugurating | Dungeness crabs in the Icy Strait district, with the co-operation of crab fishermen in that area, it was announced today by Howard Balt- assistant regional director. Don Funkhauser, fishery aid, who arrived from Seattle this week, was flown to Icy Strait by FWS pilot Bcb Meek and went aboard the boat Betty Jo, owned by Ernie Flet- cher. Baltzo said that the Icy Strait area is normally closed to crab' fishing from June 15 to July 31, but it is being kept open this year to make studies and observe condition of the crabs in order to have a basis for proper regulations for the future. The study will continue through the summer, he said. SHUTOUT IS HURLED BY A.REYNOLDS By Associated Press The hottest hurler in the majors today is Allie (Wahoo) Reynolds, the part Indian righthander from Bethany, Okla, who toils for the New York Yankees. Last night he racked up his third straight shut- out as the Yanks whipped the Wash- ington Senators, 2-0, on five hits. The victory plus Detroit’s 3-2 win over Chicago enabled the Yankees to climb to within one game of the American League leading White Sox. The third place Boston Red Sox also closed in on the leaders with a 6-5 victory over Philadelphia’s Athletics and are now three games off the pace. » | Coan to { arrived to short right and Gil und out. Reynold’s Record Reynolds, in registering his eighth | win against four defeats, hasn't al- |lowed a run in his last 28 2/3 inn- ings nor a base on balls in 34 2/3 innings. Allie is shooting for three more marks — most sficcessive shutout games, most successive shutout inn- ings and mo: innings nich trou The slu potent bat h to the top of t ball, league, pac longings and Stadium against a § earlier abse without a base on Is — but he had a long way to go to reach any “|of them. Former Records G. Harris (Do¢) White hurled five straight shutout pames for the White Sox back in 1904. Walt John- son pitched 56 consecutive innir for Washington without allowing run in 1213. Christy Mathewson d not issue a base on balls through 68 consecutive innings for the Giants in 1913. White owns the American League mark of 65 1/3 innings. He accomplished the f in 1907, CARPENTER ARRIVES Jack Hackman of Helena, here yesterday on frem Seattle to join the Mont. PAA Carson Construction Co. here as a carpen- ter. He is staying at the Hotel Ju- neau. FROM VIRGINIA Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Crongery of Wytheville, Va., are stopping at the Baranof hotel. FROM SEATTLE Ronald Douga! of Seattle arrived yesterday on PAA and is stopping! 4\1 the Baranof hotel. i Thermo-tegulated roasted for uniform ful | flavor « Earl Sheely ager, annou nich, the the squad Sacramen the Tuesc Angeles h » Stadium ye | Sheely ed he | had been 1 | Glen goes, SENATE CITES 3 CHICAGOIANS ON eneral man- ne after Jud- hitter, left CONTEMPT CHARGE | £ Juneau June 28 d George S. May, | hanter Country | and two alleged he revived Capone gans contempt of Congr 3 to May, the others | cited azé Rocco Fischetti and Mur- | ray L. (the camel) Humphreys, both | of Chitago s Cll b of C! ago, membe on ch The Senate acted without debate Lowest Everyday Prices — Lowest c.weryday Pnces——Lowesl Everyday Prices S ey Y e, and by unanimous vote on the mo- Two finds—Drip and Percolator For Percolator or Pot Schilling Coftee Dodgers Crush Giants Brooklyn’s National League lead- ing Dodgers crushed the New York Giants, 10-4, to widen their margin to six games over their interborough LI " A0 Packep oy A SCHILLIN O1VISION OF mccormid This can containg only the e e Choicest coffpes, blendeq foasted to Perfection (XY vords Sure as Tomorrow RMSE NEW MODEI. i The price: model; The will be granted Chry thorized today Rifle Ran u'm evening. with: the carbine TON, 28 - Corporation was r to increase rets IH‘ \h: on 11 of its new desigh s equipped with V-g e i OPS said similar increnses p, oGy other June Ison of n i the Bar: [ Hotel. ler manufacturers who brin | differing ruct pre e This price YETERSBURG IS [o7 F de Arms ke J his July te > Admiralty coe For ¢ C M. Armstrong, fsor of the, U. £ & an ous materially in design ure from cars they pre vduced. increases in retail sler cover five n marks the fir ag 3 set list pric t dollars et SUPEKVISOR II|'|{I‘ TRANSFER COOK THE MODERN EFFICIENT WAY WITH PROPANE GAS The time has passed when you must contend with old fashioned methods ef cooking. division super- S. Forest Serv ersburg district, ary this week on busin spartment trong is being tr uneau headqua » be Divisional Superv Division, He d Mel Hardy who he rred to Cordova. “li'lT\l\l'l{ Queen. ’ nsfe Plenty of Propane Gas and Ranges available at WALTER D. FIELD PROPANE GAS AND APPLIANCE CO. Box 754 581 ———— *hone 10:00 4:00 P. M. Tl K UP o Boss Is Gone. FREE A. M, 2:30, (ol o (o Uy et - & 44 X & o {: 1§ sz k Some Ba - GREAT BIG 100 SIZE BOXES SCOTTY FALT AL TISSUE - - - - pkg. 3¢ Ih. 20¢ 1b. 43c JUNEAUD’S FINEST MEATS Hormel Sliced 100% All Meat BACON Smoked Hams | WEINERS . §8¢ Ib. Tle Ih. 53¢ P, GREEN LERY ‘RIS w2 - R B 7 kind” ALLSWEET MARGERINE colored cubes Hormel or Canadian Half or Whole 'u»"‘ are to meet a¢ the Ar- The evewing drill per= spént in qualification rege —EMPIRE WANT AD5 PAY— | las gotit! SURE Forecast: Tomorrow will arrive at midnight. It will have 24 hours. Its favorite whiskey—all over America—will be Seagram’s 7Crown. Cleveland Detroit. ‘Washington Philadelphia St. Lf)ui.s ;- WIL GAMES Final scores of WIL games Wed- nesday are: Vancouver 2, Yakima 1. Vijctoria 10, Tri-City 1. Salem 8, Wenatchee 0. Spokane 10, Tacoma 6. Sporis Briefs Wimbledon, England — Young Hamilton Richardson scored major upset of the Wimbledon tournament by defeating defending champion Budge Patty. Forest Hills, N. Y., — Bobby Riggs beat Welby Van Horn and Pancho Gonzales whipped Frank Parker in the National Professional champion- ships. FRESH PIG HOCLKS Ib. 49¢ BEEF TENDERLOINS - . . - b 13 m“nm,mmm MED-0-MILK can .35 16 OZ. CAN — “KIDS GO FOR IT” can 39¢ ("\MI’BFLL S HI-C RANGEADE SHURFINE Applesance Soup can 19¢ v can 179 - ke B 2 POUND CANS B and M OVEN ELLOGGS SHILLINGS COFFEE BAKED BEANS g 5% oe GIANT SIZE TIDE Rl PN RICE KRISPIES pka. 99¢ 'i” pkg. 17¢ 100 Count S Belivery! Free! @f! Course! TEA BAGS Lawest Everyday Prices — Lowest Everyday Prices—Lowest FROM WASHINGTON Helmuth Wedow, Jr., of the U.S. Geological Survey from Washington, D. C., arrived here yestegday from Annette on PAA and is registered at the Baranof hotel. ALASKA KEY POINTS only hours away by Clipper’ TOMORROW JUNE 29, 1951 SUN RISES 3:55 A.M. SUN SETS 9:08 P.M. Ak ke Miracle Whip Quarts 19 drip er regular © Fast and frequent Clipper service from Juneau to Nome, ;’nrtl;:fi. Whitehorse and et n. Clipper fli daily to Se-nle.p i Aboard the Clippers you enjoy real flying comfort — excellent food, relaxing leunge seats, and traditional Clippu hospitality. For fares and* teservations call Pu American at... Baranof Hotel Phone 106 Trade Mark, Pon dimericas Werld Mo, Frc. Doy StOGOW'S 20/ 6 Stite S m’t r; Be Served With Pride! Naturally a man feels pleased with him- self when he brings out a bottle of 7 Crown s : and seqs his friends’ faces re‘u approval ofhudlo:m. " S ill‘g To Be Ronlv.-‘m Pleasure! Naturally your guests feel complimented when they see that 7 Crown label. It’s your way of saying “Only the finest is fine enough for my friends.” OAKMONT, Pa. — Jim Ferrier shot a three-under-par 69 to take the lead in the Professional Golfers Association championship. Inglewood, Calif — Special Touch, $4.50, won the $15,000-added Chico i . g handicap at Hollywood Park. A VI U / | Seagramy's 7 Crown. Blended Whiskey.86.8 Proa 659% Grain Neutral Spirt. Seagram-Distllers Corp., N.Y. — Lowest Everyday Prices — Lowest Everyday Prices —— Lowest Everyday Prices — Lowest Everyday Prices — — Lowesr Lverday Prices — Lowest Everyaay Peter J. Verdin of Anchorage is S registered at the Baranof hotel. |* o eeve0ecccccccce