The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 9, 1929, Page 5

600D LIST OF PRIZES TO BE BIVEN PLAYERS Club and Individual Prizes Cffered by Merchants {o City League teams and individuals a t up by local merchants for the v League baseball sea- son, it was announced today by H. G. Walmsley, Secretary of the League. Many have already been offered and it is expectéd the list will be materially added to before the opening of the season next Sunday. The club winning the pennant will be presented with the A. G. Spalding Trophy, through the Ju- neau Young Hardware Company. Other pr offered were: Mos home runs, suit of clothes by B. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MAY 9, V. Bearends Company; third most' Swift's Premium ham, home runs, electric appliance, Alas- Meat Company. ka Electric Light & Power Com-| These prizes have already been pany; most three-base hits, best'donated. Any merchant or other bat in the store, Juneau-Young'fan, Secretary Walmsley said, who Hardware Company; seccond most has not been given an opportunity three-base hits, box of cigars, Ju- |to participate and desires to do neau Ice Cream Parlors; most mns<so should communicate with him Samtnn scored, fcuntain pen and pencil|telephone 412, and he will do the set, Butler Mauro Company; sec- rest. Prizes are desired for the fol- ond best batting average, road lowing: individual home run prize ‘amp, Juncau Motors; most times most two-base hits, best batting 1 bat, Swift's Premium Ham,| {average, most times passed by George Bros.; most solen bases,’ pltcher sccond most strikeouts by pair of Florsheim shoes, H. S.'a pitcher; first baseman making b pair of kid gloves, Charles Gold- | Graves; catcher making the most most putouts, player striking out putouts, “a good prize,” Juneau least number of times, most sac- Drug Company; second baseman 'rifice hlts and other records. making most assists, carton of cigarettes, John Pastl; most put-, outs by outfielder, fielder's glove.iTHREE GHUSEN Thomas Hardware Company; most Talbot, Jesson and Drager putouts by shortstop, one case of player making most errors, Are Named by Gov. stein; AL STUDEBAKER Cfiampzon performance in 4§ models | Studebaker alone offers you Champion motor cars, at One-Profit prices, in such a varied range of body types—48 models on four great chassis. Not only in the field of Eights, where Stude- baker sells more cars than any other maker on earth, but as a manufacturer of sixes, Stude- baker is indeed a huilder of Champions. For Studebaker holds, undisputed, every official stock car record for endurance and speed. Here are the Studebaker Champions. Jrom $1785 1o §. THE COMMANDER EIGHT Companion car to The Commander Six, providing the supple suavity of cight-cylinder power. /2 models, priced from $1495 10 $1675. THE ERSKINE SIX Champion of all $1000—official record of 1000 miles in 984 consecutive minutes! 5 models, priced from $860 to $1045. (All prices at the factory. Bumpers and sparetires extra) JUNEAU MOTORS, INC. DISTRIBUTORS “‘Alaska Dry” ginger ale, Irros Com- pany; pitcher credited with great- George A. Parks Gov. George A. Parks has an- est number of strikeouts, Glover's' fancy pajamas, Sabin & Scott; pitcher having best fielding aver- | age, one box of apples, Sanimry’ Grocery; most valuable player, one I nounced J. A. Talbot, K .J. Jesson and Carl A. Drager, all of Ketchi- kan, to be members of the first Alaska Boxing Commission. Mr. ;’Talboc drew the three-year term and will be Chairman, Mr. Jesson the two-year term, and Mr. Drager was appointed as Secretary for a| ‘tcrm of one year. | Al three are prominent Ketchi- | kan business men and active Ameri- | can Legion men. Mr. Talbot is sen- jor member of the firm of Talbot | & Spaulding, Mr. Jesson is cashier lof the Miners & Merchants Bank, and Mr. Drager was until recently iagent of the Union Oil Company, | prior to that being engaged in the | mercantile business in Ketchikan. ¢ | The Boxing Commission was cre- ated under authority of Chapter 172 of the Session Laws of Alaska, 1929. It is empowered to promul- | gate such rules and regulations as | ‘neccsm:, to protect boxing from abuses. No boxing shows can be held without a permit first having been obtained from the Commission. | The law fixed the headquarters of the Commission at Ketchikan. | In order that it might function ef- | ficiently, Gov. Parks appointed n!l; three members from that city. 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Boston 9 5 643 Hubbell's performance is the first (st Louis 10 7 588 no-hit, no-run game in the major 1 7 8 leagues since August 1 ,1926, when 7 8 Ted Lyons of the White Sox let |y g down the Boston Red Sox with- 6 11 out a safety. 5 10 GAMES WEDNESDAY A WAttt Pt Pacific Coast League New York TR 3: San Francisco 7; Seattle 1 Philadelphia 1 5 Mission 3; Sacramento 1. Ist. Louis 11 7 Los Angeles 8; Portland 7. Detroit 1 8 S 15‘1,1};?,1,25““ 0. Game|civeland 810 National League ‘g::i:fio z :i 5 Philadelphia 3; Cincinnati 2. Washington 4 1 267 Chicago 4; Brooklyn 2. ko e T ok 4 'BI;:;;’;:’“Z"“" W | AMERICAN LEGION ATTENTION S >Amvcrican Lca‘zue ' Irlntrmxx.«:;\mx)nm\tuv: ix)ull)ugouthw- i i !night at 8: p. m. members g::‘mz"gk fVafl‘lm’;‘;‘;‘s 41: |urged to be present. 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