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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25
JUNIOR SKI CLUB, WACHUSETT GREW
 WORK ON SKI TRAIL

Don't worry skiersl The Junior Ski Club will keep you warm with firewood and coffee at the Slalom Hill,
 A party of four Junior members made an overnight hike to the Third Cabin on Saturday and car ried in wood previously cut by the Forest Service. They cleaned the cabin and reported that more ef- fort is necessary to bring in wood by those expecting to use the Third Cabin this winter.
 Another party of Juniors and members of the Wachusett crew made the conditioning hike to the Slalom Hill and completed get ting in the winter wood which will now guarantee all Ledge skiers a warm welcome.
 The Juniors also found time to clear and mark a Cross Country Trail which begins at the Slalom Cabin and covers one mile course.
 Officers, Committee Chairmen and those interested in serving on committees will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Jim Church, 723 w 10th, to organize activities for the coming season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25
BRIDAL SHOWER GIVEN
 IN HONOR OF FRANlES
 BARLOW SUNDAY NIGHT

Miss Frances Barlow of Juneau was honored at a bridal shower Sunday evening, given by Mrs Norman Kelly Guests were asso- ciateS of Miss Barlow in the edu- cation office of the Alaska Native Service.
 Miss Barlow will be married Thanksgiving Day to MT Richard Olson in the Memorial Presbyter- ian Church, with the Rev Walter A. Sotoleff performing the cere- mony
 During the evening appropriate guessing games were played and re- treatments, including heart-shap- cd cakes, were served by Mrs Kelly. Miss Barlow was presented with many lovely gifts by those attending the party.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25
kET(HIKAN FIRM
 SUES JUNEAUI!E
 ON BOAT REPAIR

Earl T. FurS...'ss, y- 5uneau, was named defendant today in suit Sgd against him i'll U. S. District c rt by the Northern Machine Works and Marine Railways, Inc, Of Ketchikan. The company seeks a judgement of SS.65027 plus per cent interest ald S250 attorney fees
 Il claims that Forsythe owes this amount for work it did in l946 on the barge Sondra Lee, owned by Fcrsy the. which was destroyed by fire carly in l947 The company de- clared in its complaint that For
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25

DINNER ROLLS-Order early. Sullys Bakery. adv 743-tl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25
COLOR VARIETY SHOW
 ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Lovers of wild life are promised treat when MT. Jack O'Connor shows three reels of color movie pictures of the nesting habits and feeding grounds of migratory birds, at tha P-TA Color Variety Show in Juneau High School tomorrow evening at o'clock
 Interesting shots show grebes running on the surface of the water and young birds riding on their mothers backs. Also there will be an exhibition of mates. dancing on the water, a rare and unusual film
 Proceeds rom ule Color Variety Show will be put in the P-TA Scholarship Fund
 It was announced today that in crder to accommodate the crowd expected, more exhibitors to the show have teen added
 Floyd Fagerson has consented to show his slides of Southeast Alaska and Juneau vicinity Wm. Paul,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25
SPECIAL ON GOLD NUGGETS

At the Color Variety Show, Wed. Eve Ncv. 26, 7:30 pm.
 adv. 743-t1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25
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FIGHT DOPE

The east took the spotlight in the fight game last night and four events took place, results as lol- lows:
 At Philadelphia Livio Mineli l43, Milan Italy, outpointed Bob Montgomery, 142, Philadelphia, 10.
 At Bobby Lee. 147 Baltimore. knocked out Maya Es- parza, 145i9, Mexico City, 9
 At New Haven, Conn. - Irish Billy Walker, 163, Saybrook, Conn, stopped Art Tatta, 159, New Ha- ven, 5.
 At New Britain, Shamus McCray, 145. Cleveland, stopped Joey Peralta, 148, Tamaqua, Pa, Q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25
Hockey Games
lBy The Associated Pressl

ADS l iAC AoSOCldlGu tSSl
 The Oakland Oaks have a chance to forge into the leader ship of the Southern Division of the Pacific Coast Hockey League tonight when they entertain Port land. The San Francisco sham rocks, sharing the division lead with the Oaks. are idle until We'd nesday night.
 The Seattle Ironmen, dominating the Northern Division campaign, invade Vancouver tonight Seattle has won 13, lost 4 and tied one for 27 points, II more than sec cnd-place Tacoma and Vancouv- CT.
 Bill Robinson of Seattle con tinued his league scoring leader ship during the last week, with 30 points on 10 goals and 20 assists in IS games. Pat Desbiens of Portland leads the goal getters with IT, which with his five assists, put him in a tie for fourth place with Walt Donohoy of Seattle, be- hind third place Eddie Dartnell of Seattle.
 Ron Pickness of Seattle is the leading Northern Division goalie, with an average of 344 goals SCOT ed against him in Is games.
 Besides the Oakland and Seattle-Vancouv tits, other games tonight send Los Angeles to Fresno, and New Westminster to Tacoma
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25

 GRID TEAM
 K PICKED
By RUSS NEWLAND

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-lR- Players rom Southern California and the University of California at Los Angeles dominate the Associat- ed Press l9f7 all Pacific coast foot ball team, each school placing four men m the opinion of the experts.
 Rounding out the 23rd annual all star cast selected by coaches, scouts and writers, are two Uni versity of California players and one from the University of oregon.
 The Pacific northwest's lone re- presentative is Norman Van Brock lin, Oregcn's great pass throwing quarterback and a sophomore stu dent. His backfield mates are Al Hoisch, 155-pound swiftie from UCLA, Don Doll of use, and John Graves, California. the latter two terrific plungers The backfield men were voted in by a commano.ng majority.
 The use Trojans, who won the conference title and Rose Bowl nomination by defeating the UCLA Bruins last Saturday, also landed Paul Cleary, end. and giant tackles John Ferraro and Bob Hendren in favored spots. In addition to Hoisch, the Bruins placed Tom Fears. end; Mike Dimitro, guard and Don Paul, center. Paul and Fertaro are the only repeaters rom 1946 California's powerful guard, Rcd Franz, completes the first team.
 Averaging 216 pounds plus on the line and ITS pounds in the backfield, the varsity club combines ruggedness, speed and stellar ground and aerial attacks.
 St. Mary's Herman Wedemeyer, who wen backfield positions in 1945-46, dropped to second string status this year His team flound- cred through a poor season.
 The R's 1947 all coast:
 First team:
 End-Cleary, use.
 End-Fears, UCLA.
 T-Ferraro, use.
 T-Hendfen, use.
 Franz. Calf.
 D!mitro, UCLA. C. Paul. UCLA.
 Back-Van Brocklin. Oregon.
 Back Eoisch, UCLA.
 Beck-Doll, use.
 B. s-Graves, California
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Anns Hospital yesterday for medical attention were Vincent Yadao, Mrs. Thomas McMullen. Maysa Nystrom, and Walter Cooper Eutiquio Bacho was admitted for surgical atten- ton.
 Leaving the hospital yesterday were Doreen Price and Edella Eddy
 Frank Edwards, Jr, was admitted last evening to the Government Hospital.
 TOM & JERRY BATTER Sully'S Bakery. adv. 743-ti
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25
5p0RTyMEN ASSN. HAS
 ANNUAL BANQUET THIS
 EVENING, SALMON (RK.

The Territorial Sportsmen's Asso- citation is holding it's annual ban quet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Salmon Creek Country Club, Election of officers will be held.
 After a get-acquainted hour, the dinner will begin at 8:30 Colored movies of Alaska game. which have never been shown before, will con- stitute the program.
 Aside from the election of Vice President and Secretary -Treasur- CT there will be other very im- and President Milo Clouse is hop ing that all TSA members and their ladies will attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25
HILLEARYS IN EAST

Mr and Mrs. P. E. Hilleary of Anchorage have reached Washing ton on a rour of the United States and called on Delegate Bartlett. Hilleqry was formerly with Station KINY in Juneau and the Hillearys have also lived in Kecthikan and Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25
FORMER FAIRBANKS MAYOR pASSES ON

LOS ANGELES. Nov 25.-lR- Funeral services for Joseph Hugh smith, 77 former Mayor of Fair- banks. Alaska. whc died here Fri day were to be held today
 Ho went to Alaska in 1899 and lived there for 46 years. He is sur vived by his widow, Louise. and his sister, Mrs, Leo Saxton, Oakland, Calf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25

Jr will present slides of Bristol Bay, also, sunsets and glaciers, while Jack Popejoy will have both movies and slides of the Fourth of July here in Juneau, which no Juneauite should miss
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-25

Sythe had attempted to settle for S7560 but that this amount was re- fused The suit was placed by at torney Howard D. Stabler.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Caps Extend Series,
Beating 5taqs With
Late Rally, 67-B
Ring Up. II Points in
Lost Two Minutes to
Only / for Riyuls
sp.eiul pisputeh 10 The stor

CHICAGO, April 12.-Scoring II
points in the last two minutes OF
play while holding the Chicago
Stays to /, the Washington Capitols
came through with q 67-55 victory
tonight for their second straight in
the Basket Ball Association play
offs. The Stays lead the series, three
games to one. .as
The last hectic period opened to-
night with the Caps in front Of q
44-42 count and with ~ minutes tc
60 and the score standing $3.50
Max Zaslofsky sank q field goal to
bring the Stays to within one point
OF tie. But it was the last two
pointer the Windy City Boys regis
tered. as the Caps, paced by Johnnie
Norlander, Bones Mckinney and
Bob Feerick began sinking them In
rapid succession.
Control of the backboards was q
crucial factor in tonight's contest
and like last Thursdays game which
the Caps won in Washington, Nc
Kinney and John Mahnken again
made themselves conspicuous under
the nets.
The Stays led, 12-l1, at the end
of the first quarter, and held q 1927
oHvo f1f ce af Sofors,, l1eir>.,
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Mats TrompIe Orioles, 20 to 0;
(1ruce, Vernon Lead 23-HitRout

The hit-hungry Mats emerged
from protracted batting slump
with an amazing display of power
yesterday at Griffith Stadium, un-
loading three home runs, a triple
and seven doubles among their %
hits to humiliate the Baltimore
Orioles. 200, before gathering OF
1000. It was the Mats one and only
preseason game on the home field
BY the grace Of Joe Grace and
Mickey Vernon, plus the five-hit
pitching of Marino Pieretti and Lum
Harris, the Mats poured it on the
International leaguers. Grace con-
tributed home run, triple, two
doubles and single, while Vernon
blasted a home run and three
doubles as Washington halted Its
four game losing streak.
Grace was something to see. He
thumped triple to right field in
the first inning, then lifted home
run over the right field fence in
the second. He was clipped on the
leg by pitched ball in the third
inning, smashed doubles in the
fifth and sixth innings, then tapered
off with single In the eighth.
BY that delightful display Grace
practically assured himself of sup
planting George Case in left field
when the Mats battle the New York
Yankees tomorrow in the seasons s
inaugural.
While Pieretti, bidding for aestart-
ing job, was holding the Orioles to
two hits, the Mats accumulated four
runs of Pete Center, former Cleve-
land right-hander, in the first inn
ing. They sprayed five more runs
ACROSS the plate in the second in
ming
Evening star., 1947-04-13
HOW THEY'LL FINISH
Ifs, Ands and Butts

Can 1t overcome the superior
power and defense of the Red
Sox? d
Where are the dark horses?
After long looks at all except the
teams that trained In the West
the guess is the Braves and Mats
are best qualified. Both look to
their pitching staffs. Billy
Southworth desperately needs
Mort Cooper-the old Cooper, not
the sore-armed Cooper of 1945-,
1946, Ossie Bluege must get bet
ter all-around hurting than he
got in the South; otherwise he's
got a running, hitting club.
Who'll lead the pitchers? On
their 1916 records and what
they've shown this spring a pre-
Evening star., 1947-04-13
BY The Associated Press

BROOKLYN, April l2.--Brooklyn
fans, hardly recovered from their
shock over the banishment of Man.
ager Leo Durocher, soon may be
rocked by another.
From two sources, the Associated
Press learned today that Branch
Hickey, president Of the Dodgers,
has made overtures to Bill Terry,
erstwhile manager of the Giants and
former archfoe of Flatbush, to
succeed the exiled Durocher as field
leader Of the Brooks
How the Dodger faithful would
receive Terry's appointment is diff
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Two Red Sox Rockies
Blank Braves, 20
~ n. A,.oe;o,.d p,s,,

BOSTON, April 1.-TWO Boston
Red sox rookie fingers, Lefty Mel
Parnell and Harry Dorish, thrilled a
crowd Of 1874 by holding the Bos-
ton Braves to three hits today while
the American League champions
were gaining their second straight
city series shutout by 20 margin
at Braves Field. Slugger Ted Will
Jams drew an outburst of cheers in
the ninth inning when, with the
Braves playing him to the extreme
right, he popped one of Ed Wright's
offerings into left field, where 1t
rolled for two bases.
BSsson BSstSn 3k, eeo eeS oSd ood eedo-S eoeodo--S 5
Parnell, Dorish ~ and Hayes; Cooper
Wright {s,. Karl ts) and Mast t6). Ca
Evening star., 1947-04-13

Johnny Podgajny, former Phils
pitcher, was next to be battered By
the Mats. He was cuffed around fol
eight runs In the five innings hi
labored, including Successive hoists
over the right field fence by Star
Spence and Vernon in the seventh
inning. AL Heuser arrived on the
scene In the eighth and the Mats
pounded him for three runs.
Shortstop Johnny Sullivan, play
ing despite pulled leg muscle
fielded flawlessly and inserted two
singles to stif1le the boos OF hostile
crowd.
Retires IL Men In Order.
Pieretti produced his finest pitch
ing of the training season. He was
nicked for single by Bob Wilson te
open the game, then retired the next
Il batters in order before Babe
Dahlgren singled to right in the fifth
Harris took over in the sixth and
scattered three hits.
NAT NOTES :. Shortstop Mark
Christman joined the Mats yester-
day and worked out. but Manager
Ossie Bluege withheld him from the
game because the sharp-faced in
fielder was weary from travelling !.
The Mats will go to Baltimore today
to meet the Orioles, but Bluege plans
to use his regulars sparingly.
The fielding sgem yesterday was
contributed by Second Baseman
Jerry Priddy. who leaped high to
his right to stab Ken Braun's liner
in the fifth inning " Playing short
stop for the Orioles was Bob Repass,
a spring sensation with the Mats
several years ago who failed to sur
YiYe q season. B. III.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
|Chisox Top Cubs, 81,
lin 81 Weather
BY the As.oeiaisd Press

4 CHICAGO, April 12.-4The Chi
cago White sox, with three pitch
ers hurting superbly after Johnny
Rigney,s shaky start. edged out the
Chicago Cubs, 80, today to take a
clinching 4-to-2 margin in their
spring city series before 1882 fans
in 34-degrees weather at Comiskey
Park.
Trailing 20, the sox tied the
score with a pair in the third and
then showed across the winning
tally in the fourth on singles by
pinch-l1itter Taft Wright and Luke
Appling and Dave Philley's infield
out. ,.-..
chieaso tA} oos 100 oox-3 Z
Erickson. schmitz % and Mccullough
Lopat {5), Grove CO and fresh.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

and look more potent for 1947.
These two teams have few
question marks, aside from the
physical condition of a few OF
the Gard veterans. But the Ifs,
ands and butts connected with
the contenders and with indi-
yiduals are uncounted.
The most highly rated con-
tenders are the Dodgers in the
National League and the Tigers
In the American. Brooklyn prob
ably has the best young squad
in the majors, but what effect
will the suspension OF Manager
Leo Durocher have on this team?
What Of the new pilot9 How will
Jackie Robinson go7 As for the
Tigers, they have the best pitch
ing staff in baseball-on paper.
But how important is pitching?
Evening star., 1947-04-13
How Would Dodger Fans Take
To Terry, Long, Time Enemy?

cult to say. It Is a safe bet to
assume that a majority have not
forgotten Terry's now famous crack
Of IA years ago when he asked "Is
Brooklyn still in the league7' That
was enough to make him the most
hated person in Brooklyn.
The same sources said that Rick
ey's first choice was Joe Mccarthy
former New York Yankee manager
now residing in his Buffalo home.
Marse Joe, they said, refused Rick
ey's offer.
At Memphis, Terry said today he
had not received any message from
Hickey, but added It'd be glad to
talk to him" IL
Evening star., 1947-04-13

Vernon. The former undoubtedly
lis the games best all-around hit
ter, but Musial and Vernon topped
him In batting average and those
experts who are neglecting Yer
non may be Understanding the
fellow. He may again lead the
American League and even hit
10 points higher than his 1853.
The best rockies? This may
be the American Leagues turn
to produce the cream of the
new crop. No. i could be Pitch
er Don johnson, Outfielder Yogi
Berra or Infielder Bob Brown Of
the Yanks, Sam Mele or Frank
Shofner of the Red Sox, Clint
Hartung or Jack Lohrke OF the
Giants or any one of a dozen
others. Right now 1t looks as
If Berra is the boy. --STANN.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Warriors ToppIe Knicks
In Cage Loop PIoyoff
By the AssoeiotAd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April H.
The Philadelphia Warriors won the
opening game OF the second round
playoffs of the Basket Ball Asso-
citation Of America tonight with an
82-to-70 victory over the New York
Knickerbockers at the Arena.
With Joe Fulks dropping in "A
points to run his total for 64 games
to 1,464, the Warriors applied the
pressure after relinquishing the lead
early In the third quarter for the
only time in the game. The teams
meet again In New York Monday.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Mats, 20; Orioles, 0
BALTIMORE
Totals 81 524 IL Totals -4s % ~ 10
sBatted for Center In third inning
fBatted for Podgajny In eighth inning.
Baltimore unt) - 900 900 OOO-- O
WASHINGTON 4h2 OLA 23y-2a

wdsgs aas-s,ss a1nar az LsT,s t29. Spence t21
tsj, Evans, Pieretsi i2). Harris, Krrors0
Moss, Dahigren. Repass t2,; Runs battsd
Grace f2). Travis ca. Spence (2l. Man
cuso, Vernon 90. Two-base hit-Priddy,
Vernon .s,. Grasf. ~: Harris; Msllsn-
Grace, Spence. Vernon; sacri1ce-
Washington, s.. Bases on baIis-on Cen
Pieretti. 2; by .Harris.3. Hits-On Gem
INNINGS; on Heuser. In l inning; on
Pieretti, 2 in .inninss: OF Harris. IN
innings. Hit By pitched tali-By Pod
Losing pitcker-Center. Umpires--Messrs.
Rommeii, Hpnchick and Berry. Attendance
4000 Time ct game-1.47
Evening star., 1947-04-13
IMize's Home Run Gives
IGionts 3-to-1 Victory
by the Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK, April 12.-Bie
Johnny Mize clouted q homer with
two on in the seventh inning today
to give the New York Giants . 81
home coming victory over Cleve-
lands Indians at the Polo Grounds.
The Giants were limited to two hits
by Red Embree and Steve Gromek.
Cleveland CA, ----- ooo ooo ood ood 9oo- GO : z
Embree. Gromek ts1, and Hegan; Ayers,
Trinkle (11 and Cooper.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Reds Hold indianapolis
To 4 Hits 10 Win, 81
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Assoeioted fresS
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April Ia
Joe Beggs, Everett Lively and Harry
Gumbert gave the Indianapolis In
dams only four hits today as the
Cincinnati Reds downed the Amer
ican Association club, 6-1, here to-
day.
The Reds combed Guy Fletcher
Pinky Wood and Dewey Soriano fol
IL hits, the first homer by Grady
Hatton In the opening inning.
Cincinnati (N.) 100 900 101-6 II
Indian'polis "a. Az 900 600 100-1
BegTs,' Woods "a, Ltnley f4). Gumper1
ca and Lamanno; Fletcher, sortano (7]
and Poland.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Minors Proclaim Wayne
Betting Rookie of Yeur
By the Assoeioted Press

COLUMBUS. Ohio, April H.
Edward Wodarczyk, %, of Sayre-
vile. N. Y. who changed his name
to Ed Mickey Wayne out of SYM
pathy for the scorekeepers, today
was proclaimed the batting rookie
of the year" in minor league base
ball for 1916.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Joost, Chapman Homer
AS AS Hummer PhiIlies
Nv me A..ocioted Pre,s

BY the Astociofed FFesN
PHILADELPHIA, April 12-Eddie
Joost and Sam Chapman hit home
runs as the Athletics pounded three
Phillies' pitchers for Is hits and q
12-2 victory in the first game Of
the city series today before 1914
Evening star., 1947-04-13
GoIehouse, Muncrief Mp
Cords in 20 Tussle
by .he Assoeiotsd Press

st. Louis, April l2.-With Denny
c;alehouse and Bob Muncrief twirling
In mid-season form. the st. Louis
Browns defeated the World Cham
pion Cardinals, q to o. In the first Of
their two-game city series today. I