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FEATURE 7:58—9:58
M.G.M. CARTOON-NEWS
'Grounds for
Marriage' Holds
At Capitol Theatre
Teaming Van Johnson,'as a doc
tor with a romantic bedside manner,
Kathryn Grayson, as his ex-wife
who wants him back, with another
team composed of Paula Raymond
and Barry Sullivan, “Grounds for
Marriage” offers a merry mix-up of
temperament and temperatures,
headaches and heart-throbs, operas
and operations, capsules and kisses!
The new M-G-M romantic-com
edy, now showing at the Capitol
Theatre, is highlighted by several
musical interpolations, ranging from
Rimsky-Korsakoff's popular “Hymn
to the Sun” and arias from “La
Boheme" and "Carmen" to Dixie
land jazz by an aggregation known
as the "Firehouse Five Plus Two”
with Van Johnson and Miss Ray
mond dancing a fast Charleston to
their music.
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League Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago ’
Pittsburgh
W
71
61
57
52
50
49
47
45
L
36
51
54
52
56
59
59
65
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
W
69
68
65
60
51
47
43
34
Pot.
.664
.545
.514
.500
.472
.454
.443
.409
L
39
41
45
50
56
62
69
75
Pet.
.639
.624
.591
.545
.477
.431
.384
.312
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Oakland
Portland
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
W
83
78
69
69
69
65
64
61
L
56
61
70
71
71
75
75
79
Pet.
.597
.561
.496
.493
.493
.464
.460
.436
B.B. STARS
By the Associated Press
Batting: Roy Carupanella, Dodg
ers—hammered two homers, his 23rd
and 24th of the season, and drove
in five ryns to lead Brooklyn to a
7-2 victory over the Boston Braves.
Pitching: Mike Garcia, Indians—
surrendered only four hits and re
gistered his 16th victory as Cleve
land defeated the Chicago White
Sox, 7-1.
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Ketchikan reported that he saw' a
small plane go down Sunday morn
ing two or three miles from Caam
ano Point near Ketchikan. Search
by a Coast Guard plane from An
nette revealed no evidence and a
check showed that no planes were
reported overdue.
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I 'Poetic Justice'
Serves Yankees as
Indians Top League
By the Associated Press
Cleveland's Indians stood alone
atop the American League today,
enjoying a game and a half lead
over the New York Yankees—and
all along the circuit they were
whispering, “poetic Justice."
That's not what Manager Casey
Stengel of the Yankees believes,
though.
.“We were the victims of rotten
luck,” he said. "Nothing more.”
Stengel was referring to yester
day’s second game 7-4 loss to the
Athletics in Philadelphia. The A's
also won the opener, 9-5, to sweep
the doubleheadcr from New York.
The double loss, coupled with Cleve
land’s 7-1 triumph over the Chicago
White Sox, for their 10th straight
win. snapped the Yankecs-Indian
first place tie.
Stengel had a point, too. His
Yankees actually had a 9-7 lead
following a five-run rally in the
top of the eighth when play was
halted and the score reverted back
to the seventh inning. Pennsylvania
had a Sunday 6:00 pin. (ESTi cur
few law. Since the Athletics did not
bat in their hay of the eighth, the
Yankees’ five runs were wiped off
the records. That made the A’s the
winners.
The Yankee*' sorry plight brought
to mind a game played between the
Yankees and Chicago in New York
July 27. The Yankees led, 3-1, a
the White Sox went to bat in the
ninth. Chicago tallied three time.
to go ahead 4-3. But rain intervened
and after an hour’s wait the um
pires called the game. The score
reverted to the end of the eighth.
That made the Yankees the win
ners. '
Poetic Justice? Perhaps.
Boston’s third-place Red Sox re
gained their winning ways, sweep
ing a pair from Washington by
identical 6-2 margins.
Don Newcombe pitched Brooklyn
to a 7-2 victory over the Boston
Braves but the Dodgers’ first-place
lead in the National was reduced
to 12’- games as the runnerup
New York Giants swept a twin bill
from Philadelphia’s Phi!:. 3-2 and1
2-1.
The St. Louis Cardinals overcame
a 3-0 Cincinnati lead lo win 4-3.
Pittsburgh and Chicago swapped
shutouts. Murry Dickson hurled
the Pirates to a 1-0 triumph over
Joe Hatten in the opener. The Cub
retaliated when Paul Miner blanked
Pittsburgh, 6-0, in the nightcap.
WIL Games
By the Associated Press
SUNDAY’S RESULTS
Spokane 4-7,' Yakima 3-4.
Tacoma 3-7. Wenatchee 0-2.
Salem 4, Tri-City 2.
(Only games scheduled!.
SATURDAY’S RESULTS
Vancouver 24-6, Victoria 6-2.
Tri-City 6-7, Salem 5-3.
Spokane 5, Yakima 3.
Tacoma 11, Wenatchee 8.
FROM BETHEL
Dr Henry D. Miller of Bethel is
at the Baranof Hotel.
A Little More
Stitching, and
See e Has Flag
I\v the Vsneiated Press
With nly 29 Raines to go. today
seems a good a time ns any
to cnla ;ir Seattle’s prospects for
sewJn i Die Pacific Coast league
penn tn
Tin ina rs, now leading by five
game the result of. Sunday's
exerc ■ mid lose more than half
their n a; lining games and still take
it all
Fe 11 that basis, the second
place I llywood Stars would still
have lo win 20 of their games—
better man two-thirds—to grab the
flag I mm Seattle.
Ban i; : a disastrous slump then,
or n phenomenal upsurge by the
Holly is, the Rainiers seem rea
sonably o ■ ured of annexing their
fifth POL championship and their
first in 10 years.
By ,;ping both ends of a double
header ;.i Los Angeles. Hollywood
fell ii her in arrears and enabled
their cr ■ town cousins to regain
third p’.ice in the standings. Tile
score v re 3-2 and 10-5.
So t : meanwhile, split even
with San Diego, losing the first
game 10-0, but winning the sched
uled von inning finale, 2-i, on n
single in the last of the 10th by
catcln r Joe Erautt.
Tm lay night Seattle opens a four
game home series with the faltering
Sacramento Solons—a good elm nee
for the Rniniers to fatten up before
movii: outh to take on Hollywood.
San *mefito lost its fifth straight
yet}ter<l:..v as the Portland Beavers
swept dir doubleheader and edged
into a fourth place tie with Oak
land. Pi rtland took the opener,
5-3, and the afterpiece, 7-6, on Joe
La Fata’s tie breaking single in
the m i ond overtime inning.
Another extra inning game took
place at San Francisco, where the
Seals divided with Oakland. The
Seals won a 6-5 triumph in the 10
inniiti opener. Oakland won the
second game easily, 8-1.
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Ex-Pug Congressmen
Ask Boxing Probe
WASHINGTON. Auk. 13 - i.fl —
Senator Welker (R-Idnho), who used
to "fool around as a welterweight,”
wants to probe activities of the In
ternational Boxing Club iIBCL
which stages fights in Madison
Square Garden and has branches in
Detroit and Chicago.
And Senator Cain (R-Wash), an
other lawmaker who once roamed
the canvas, said a boxing probe
would be a “gold mine" compared
with the investigation of organized
baseball. •
Both say they can prove that n
practical money monopoly exists in
professional boxing.
Both Welker and Cain say the
IBC billed a fight between Irish
Bob Murphy and Harry Matthews
as an elimination for a match with
Joey Maxim, present light heavy
weight. champion.
Matthews whipped Murphy, they
say, but the IBC still gave Murphy
the title bout with Maxim July 29.
IHOM WRANGELL
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ping at the Baranof Hotel.
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