YANKS IN;
MAYBE m
BROOKLYN
(By Associated Press)
The Yankees are “in” and 'a
Brooklyn Dodgers are trying des
perately to make it a greater New
York World Series.
The Yanks, who were idle, backed
into their second straight Ameri
can League championship yesterday
as the Cleveland Indians trounced
Detroit, 12-2. to eliminate the run
ner-up Tigers. But the dauntlc
Dodgers are the talk of the base
ball world.
Faced with sudden death, the.
Brooks came from behind in both
ends of a doublehcader and beat
the Boston Braves, 7-5 an 7-0, to
prolong their pennant fchaners.
The Dodgers now meet the first
place Philadelphia Phils, who have
lost seven of their last nine ana
in a two game series that o... i.
at Ebbets Field today. The Brook
trail the whiz kids by two ana
and must sweep the series to stay
“alive.-’ Should the Dodgers take
both games from the Phils, they
will wind up the regular season
Sunday in a tie. In that event, a
best two-of-three playofff seri<
will be staged to decide the Yanks"
World Scries foe.
PI1
(By Associated Press)
Second place San Diego, which
suddenly has grown hotter than
a motorman’s hatband, shaved
Oakland’s lead in the Pacific Cc int
League to live games last night by
trouncing the Acorns again, 6 to 4
and 6 to 3. The first one went 10
innings.
Portland, of course, has no chance
cf taking the flag. But the Beav
ers climbed back into the first di
vision with a double victory over
Los Angeles, 6 to 3 and 5 to 3.
The Seattle Rainiers dropped into
a fifth place tie with San Francisco
when the Seals drubbed them, 8 to
1, on a four hitter by Steve Nagy.
At Hollywood, the Stars split
i With Sacramento. Jim Baxes' ba: a -
unp'y homer in the last of the
seventh gave Hollywood a 4 to 3
fiomph in the opener, and Glenn
Elliott handcuffed the Stars on
three hits as the Solons captured
the afterpiece, 8 to 2.
w. o. -BO” SMITH
Candidate for the Legisla'ure
speaks over KINY at 6:15 tonight.
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STANDINGS OF TIIE CLUBS
Pacific Coast League
VV L
Oakland .
San Diego .
Hollywood .
Portland .
Seattle .
San Francisco
Los Angeels ...
Sacramento .
114
109
93
94
93
93
77
82
92
94
95
95
79 109
77 113
National League
Philadelphia
Brooklyn .
New York
Boston .. ..
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago _
Pittsburgh
W
90
83
84
83
76
64
63
56
L
62
64
68
69
74
86
87
94
American League
New York
Detroit .
Boston .
Cleveland .
Washington
Chicago .
St. ■ Louis .
Philadelphia
VV
97
94
93
91
67
58
57
L
55
58
59
61
86
93
94
51 102
Pet
.597
.570
.516
.500
.495
.495
.421
.405
Pet
.592
.579 I
.553 j
.546 |
.507!
.427 j
.420
.373 !
Pet
.638
.618. |
.612
.599
.438
.384
.337
.333
I
Iowa 20, Southern California 14.
Georgia 7, St. Marys 7 (tie)
Kansas 46, Denver 6.
Linfield 20. Whitman 0.
Brigham Young 28. Pepperdine 27.
Colorado State 13, Colorado Mines 6
San Jose State 26. San Diego State 0
Sim Francisco 35. Calif. Tech 7.
Occidental 24, California Aggies 0.
Temple 7, Syracuse 6.
Geneva 9. Waynesburg 6.
West Va. Tech 20. Slippery Rock 0. j
Geo. Washington 15, Va. Military 1?
Miami (JBA) 21, The Citadel 0.
Abilene Christian 13. Chattanooga 7.
Detroit 34, Wayne (Mich) 0.
Iowa Wesleyan 39, Iowa Central 0.
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a High tide 4:42 a.m., 13.5 ft. •
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j • High tide 4:23 p.m., 15.3 ft. •
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H 05 PIT A L NOTES
Admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital
yesterday was Capt. Ottar John
son.
Dismissed: Baby Natasha Glover
Mrs. John Watkins, Mrs. Ernest
Dunton. and Moni Vinson.
W. O. ‘‘BO" SMITH
Candidate for the Legisla'urc
speaks over KINY at 0:15 tonight.
ALIAS SUMMONS FOB
PUBLICATION
CIVIL ACTION,
FILE NO. G297-A.
I TO: GERALDINE ENGEL, above
named defendant, GREETING:
IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, you arc
hereby commanded to be and ap
pear In the United States District
Court for the Territory of Alaska.
Division Number One, at Juneau, in
said Division of said Territory, and
answer the Complaint filed again,'
vou in the above entitled action, i.e :
That certain action wherein HOW
ARD MERRILL ENGEL is the
olaintiff, and' GERALDINE ENGEI
s the defendant, which is Civil Ae
ion. File No. C297-A on the docke
if said Court, within thirty <30>
lays after the completion of the
>eriod of publication of this Suni
nons, namely, within thirty (30 •
lavs Bftar October 7th, 1950, in case
his Summons is published, or with
n forty <40> days after date of f
service upou you, in case this Sum
mons is served upon you person
illy, and answer the Complaint oi
he above named plaintiff on file in
aid Court in the above entit 1<
ction, and if you fail to so appenr
nd answer, for want thereof, tht
daintift will apply to the Court f .i
be relief demanded in his Com
llaint, i.e.: For an absolute divorc
nd dissolution of the marriage
contract exi ting between plaint ;
\nd defendant, and that plaintiff
be granted the sole and exclusive
care, custody and control of the
iwo minor children of the parties.
The date of the Order for Publica
tion of this Alias Summons is Sep
tember 15th, 1950. The period of
mblicat.ion prescribed is four weeks,
lire first publication is September
16th, 1950. The last publication is
October 7th, 1950.
I
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
hereunto set my hand, and affixed
the seal of the above entitled Court
.it Juneau, Alaska, this 15th day of
September, 1950.
J. W. LEIVERS,
Clerk of the District Court,
By LOIS P. QUILICO,
(SEAL* Deputy Clerk.
First publication, Sept. 16, 1950.
Last publication, Oct. 7, 1950.
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ill RUSSIA WIN in a Battle for
SUPREMACY?
Will the H-BOMB Bring Ihe Final Wreck of the World?
Prophecy Pulls Back ihe Curiain
So That We Can Enow
Why Remain in the Dark?
Hear Prophecy's Answer
Sunday Night, Oct. 1, 7:30
at the
Prophetic Light Auditorium
Corner of 2nd and Main
C. L. VORIES, l»ib!e Commentator
OTHER LECTURE TOPICS DURING THE WEEK
Monday Night, No Meeting
Tuesday Night
Earth's Last Battle Will Be Ended by Invasion
From Where Will It Come? Will Our Nation Be Doomed?
"Realms of fhe Wilds" In Motion Pictures
27 minutes of motion pictures will precede the lecture.
It Is Air FREE! Do Not Miss It!
Wednesday Night, No Meeting
Thursday Night
THE WORLD'S MAD GALLOP
In this speedy age with it’s infidelity, vice and immorality
To what is it coming?
FREE PRIZES - Tonight for all attending for the first time!
Friday Night
THE GREAT MILLENNIUM
Is it soon to be ushered in by a socialistic form of government?
Vories and His 10 Assistants
Promise One of the Greatest Prophetic Forecasts Ever Proclaimed in Alaska. The last Vories
Campaign conducted in Walla Walla, Wash., drew people until it became necessary to hold two
services in one evening in order to accommodate the hundreds who wante dto hear.
Mask Talent of High Order Has Been Provided
Come for the Stirring Song Service at 7:30 P. M. and
sing your favorite songs with the ministers of music.
Mrs. Broder, a lightning chalk artist, will delight the audience from time to time
with beautiful chalk drawings.
DEAN C. DUDLEY
Kible Instructor
Attention! PUBLIC!
The purpose of conducting this series 01 lectures about to begin in the
Prophetic Light Auditorium is that it be most helpful to all. Therefore,
we will study prophecy, which confirms divinity, sanctions inspiration,
proves the Messiahship of Christ, establishes faith, strengthens hope and
quickens love, thus giving no loophole ior sophistry, skepticism or
infidelity.
These lectures are not to be confus ! ' ith ordinary revival sermons.
The series will be evangelism that will appeal to common sense and good
judgment. It will be safe and sane, but the Gospel straight from the
shoulder and no compromise.
It will cost thousands of dollars to give this unusual series of pro
phetic lectures in your city, therefore it is hoped that every organization
working for the better of humanity will give full cooperation that this
effort may be one of the most helpful endeavors ever sponsored in the
city of Juneau.
Yours in the Master’s Service
THE VORIES EVANGELISTIC COMPANY