The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 7, 1951, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ! FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1951 o8 W e B APPSO =) LA LI DURKI BRI G o 0P SR SRR o " Jupe Pluyius Biind Ump s Popular Angels Sure st abs With Fans, Players- | } Rains Violels e bcesiiytar ©f No. 3 Spol ) | FOOT POWDER DEVELOPED REBEKAH BAZAAR WILL Raffling the iid's Teeth ron e moamono | [EEmeovE ELMENDORF AIR FORCE BASE|and games for grown-ups and According to the Air Force Times a | children will be features of an an- / zaar to be held by the lodge Nov. 3 in Oddfelf | of foot powder for Arctic nual k Rel lows Hall Pegoy McLeod, Dublicity ne use medica Ly s been developed by the ar 1 service. The vder re | [] e TORONTO, Sep Al 1 | duces perspiration, polar| Mis. - : ® blind . umpir and !E‘g QaSI Baislg f' menace. Tt will be packaged in seven | ¢ n, said a committee of @r n ians oW rs and far k I L b5 A envelopes, each for a day’s supply, | memt was busy ¥ : o doest | possible, but 1t is. @ | b f a1l in a heat-sealed, cellulose kit, | for the event which is hea % : 1 Aedick b Brs § et et Wendling, Downpour Resets New 2 . o | Beavers, Qaks Neck and § the Cana iibition ational ta | Neck for Fourth-Portland, S | Needs Just One Win By the Associated Press | Los Angeles I itself of third York, Boston Games- Heavy Load on Leaders tennis championship Medick referces by ear. The ound of the ball hitting the tal es him a mental picture of the play. GREET the FALL Widl o Weso Saudd By the Associated Press & 3 The weatherman, usually an im- E partial fellow, appears to hs ] ssured in the Pacific r net ©000000000000s0 “co0ecoscoon B et LeBGUE Standings e T and Toppes Rain, washing out vesterday Fomt LEA 8 by the Associated Press > and the 2ngels took three of 8 23 doubleheader k i aE b last A T A } Boston, mu A ha AMERICAN LEAGUE Al ,,(,\:,;’ Live ITROVIC P ; / 4 and comfort to t¥ Tribe. orce - >, e . & e ¥ o b H Rl hiavy 1 a5 B M o Fall and Winter lines of Suits and it on New Tolkand Sbston, | D 5 inst Oakiand in Portland, and ‘ & Bl ont ey e sen tho | Ohlcaio 1 Oukiand his £ CHAHEE/HR' ghtr - Topcoats for Men and Women . . . hedu am : the | roit 12 fonrth” pinde ‘G’ % DL Hrs hE i ight Champion Kid Gavilan' Jodgers and Phillies, Giants and | J€ i o : : : Brvos arid: SenatoreQURLAmIstios, | PRIACEIDNIA T A18| Governor's Gtip: JIAYGRE ‘sctifs | i the thy o bout at Madison Square Garden in New York. The Kid re Made o Measure, latest styles, s Srhre TatRad Out. G Tndtans | T ashington w j;j:“ starting next Tuesday in®Seattle | : 3 and Datroft Tigers hadlat off day, |S0 Louls 3 0 - A Jilywood. Oakland will have | __ E: wcd) i fascmahng weaves and colors. The Yankee-Red Sox games had ! o e | to sweep the series, howe as | | | NATIONAL LEAGUE S ASs can citfidii WORKGY sika : . e [ o fitted into the schedule as % ortland can clinch fourth place | ] 'p dt \ H 7 1 NS s \ w Bl one kel artier Picted for exas Juers iae | STEVE HAS OVER 1,000 samples to A R ® S o ing power was ¢ 1‘ K3 i ‘ hose f Call him at HOTEI + cads il o singe | X, X oo wonent Fall Season Opener- | Nalional Semipro CR0S6 T Rt WLl : s el . |8t oui: 57 6 1. 1950 > . iy rame on Sunday, Sept. 30. No : 6 66 S s et oitmr dates at Yamkee Stadium |BOSLon © 5 w a1 ool g adican Sauare ‘Basehali Pennant JUNEAU - or leave your call for e | Philadelphi 65 @ mps to cight Mad q ; Sk | A : D bt ihb s tkass i a | Qincinnat o1 While the Onks were blastering S ; an appointment and demonstra- Sox will clash five times in the | Pittsburgh iR Grissom, the Rainiers’ 20-| NEW YORK, Sept. T—P—Hand- L i WICHITA, Kans., Sept. T—P—| § laet three days and elght times in | OHicas0 56 78 418|010 winner, for 11 hits in the seven | some Walter Cartier of New York | e iy | The Sinton, Tex,, Oilers are the new | tion. B : == {innings he lasted | was rated a big choice to rack up | il National Semipro Basebail Tou . : the last 10. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE e AT : UP | goqer il awaiting action of the n 4 Packed Full | . 2 iino pitched San | his 18th straight victory at Billy| ... according to U, S. At- | menk champions, ending a four- n § Whereas ‘Boston, must cram 11| :: (‘; the cellar. He led | Kilgore's expense in the main ten | fhore i SEHCN : reign by an Indiana team. HERE ONLY 10 BAYS i games into the final 10 days, and | Seattle e 7 to 4 win over te | rounder at Madison Square Garden | TV D<o inton won the title last night by . ¢ New York nine, OCleveland ploy |y, “ppceles , 83 80 b iirantn | il pht o jer | S: Commissione e ] only six — five with Detroit and one | 203 PHE 81 83 ) Cordos AEnits e ight ten r(nm(e;;\ it < His | 30 to wind up engthy doubl w £ b A 5 ;\nn ‘f‘;r1Ch“1 '”Ml--“:‘ = w;’\* { Onkland w78 86 pitching : fotethe Gane 1’”‘_‘\ ;ru‘;‘\r ;r)‘n bond was set at $3,000 by Judge | ST | Bogle euflng 285 our off days should provide pitchers [ OMIENE Wan jitching. |of the Garden's fall-w scason. | o | L — L ‘ Bob Feller, Bob Lemon, Early WY | o Francisco 73 90 448 e e C'q\'( bout will be broadcast and tele- son’s offense concerned a 14- | ifleeimg Scheduled fo | . ) and Mike Garcia Wwith plenty of|gqeramento 72 91 442 D- u-" !fi"’ (h@w {3 L g year-old Juneau girl | | elevation 3 — rest. . | | Y | BTy The grand is expected to | H The scheduling of those double- { ISiiKe i) “‘4‘;4 CLASSES STARTING e N “'E)'HH‘S Sea;o'i Plans ; headers so late in the season may e 5 il Red Cross Nurses Aid ses | s \ > S | esfimuted speed 3m- ferce an unprecedented post-sea- av Ea 2 fi? arting this month. - Call 434 E DINNER £ i son playoff of rained out games. ¥ i 906-tf ‘.Ci Hks BOWlmg ‘ 3 12 Under a new rule, adopted by the '!' ( 3 i=l | mm Junean I ._f h d American League last winter, two | g G!firémar?kfl‘ | o To prepare for the coming bowling | closin ire wien reaay: days are set aside after the regu- | ! i : | Dorothy Roff's Dancing Classes | &: eason, a meeting of Thursday bowl- ! lar season for the purpose of play- BAINBRIDGE, Md., Sep | will be in the Parish Hall on 5th| visi tains is being called for Sat- i ing off postponed games that have | \ sailor at the n ul frainns CAHLCT | Street on Monday Sept er £ rday, it announced today by B a direct bearing on the pennant e e hecause. o | the following Saturday >hone Carmen Me- | Jim Wood! chairman in charge. 3 race. | ikl e | enrolling in Baton-tap; Toe eil, Regular meet- | All captains are asked to be in the | In the only games played yester- ised his disiike of Whe 1002 | Boys Acrobatic Group, Tee 905-3t | Blks lounge at 8 p.m, or, if unable; ; is good v it i day, the St. Louis Cardinals ; B0 el Brues | Ballet Class; Teen-age Social D — to attend to call Wood by telephone the base,” said ADS PAY — |at Red 980. | Hopping, yeoman third class i o f trounced the Chicago Cubs, 10-2 : the Pitts ) Pirates defeated Cin- ing Club. PE I cinnati, 7-4, and the Chicago Whife By the Associated Press ant coach of the swimming | H e 1) is Br GENERAL team | i Sox humbled the St. Louis Browns, E 5 . 4 | i 9_:" At New York — World ries! “But when it is processed for 7 date set for Oct. 3 in Ameri- | meals they ‘do semething to it that League city unless Cleveland| makes it not fit to eat. Most of then it will be Oct. 4, barring * the plates are full when the men Home runs by Stan Musial, his openi 3and, Billy Johnson, Hal Rice and [ eéd the Cards | Wit I Red Schoendienst pa z ' T iMory o c % plagoffs in either league empty them in the garbage can, H The White Sox blasted out 17 hits - fear to say anything openly | hot a 69 to in §15,000 Empire 1 golf tournament here was afr i Seven con-| Hopping, who sports a 1951 ference ruled its league teams must | Jac, admitted writing handb etball games on courts | about a foot long, which told Na ! B RN |7 7 o and on che okl boot & s Bl teniin 1o | " 5 i do it for them. 1 I Beina Rained Qui- +.AT YOUR GROCER'S ! ndy Gumpert lead- | h four singles. Min- e | with pitcher R4 ine the way W nie Minoso contributed three ds and‘Ed Robinson his 26th home r d what everybody else d to do.” The 20-year-old sailor from At New York — Boom Boom| Maplewood, N.J., d he was pu I "! R ‘ u ($21.70) — won $10,000 added Harbor | under base arrest and was told hev es p Hill steeplechase handicap at Aque- | yesterday he was being recom- | 3 duct. mended for a general court mar- tial. The handbills were found three | ks ago on the seats of a base| movie where Hopping collects tic-| kets. NEW YORK, Sept. 7 — P — The New York Yankee-Boston Red Sox RUMMA doublcheader was drizzled out y Sponsored by the Women of the| terday, and if Steve O'Neill and|npoace Drill Team, Sept. 8, be his ' Bostonians were a little smug | io gt 10 am. at the George about it all it was a natural reac- | gy iners Blde. on Franklin tion. . All who have rummage to be The earth’s core is supposed to be They have a total of five games | oo o aric . oo R S Y s Tt a8 1t Wik scheduled today, tomorrow and Sun- | ga) o 7 904-3t | when the earth was born. day, and yesterday's rest couldn’t| e SRR do them any harm. | But the main reason is that, | | | | SALE 1IN A MATTER of seconds this alert, crack gun crew has flashed into action! Locating, identifying, tracking, and ready to fire on any enemy plane that threatens their fast moving U. S. Navy Carrier. Precision teamwork like this makes your U. 8. Navy . the mightiest in the world. 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The Treasury Department thanks, for their patriotic donation, the Advertising Council and A By the Associated Press Batting, Hal Rice, Cardinals — | Drove home four runs on a homer | r and triple to lead St. Louis to a 10-2 yictory over Chicago. Pitehing, Randy Gumpert, Wh i # b 5 # S0z — Limited St. Louis to seven The Beer thaf made MI i ; < Hptten o it ilwaukee Famolis i il I e A o T o e s | ANoTHER QuALIY PRODUCT OF A FAMOUS DAIRY. FOOD FAMILY. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE triumph over St. Louis. . I3 / -