The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 15, 1947, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE HUTCHINSON 15 STAGING Former Se;THIe Player Wins Fifth Successive Game of Season By JOE REICHLER (Asseciated Pre-s Sports Writer) It took him a long time—nine years to b: exact—but fearless Freddie Huichinson, the picture pitcher, finally is beginning to look like the great hurler he was sup- pesed to be when the Detroit Tig- ers handed over $75,000 for his sig- nature in 1938. Heralded , as another Schoolboy Rowe, Hutchinson suddenly lost hi: stuff and won only three games for the Tigers. He divided that season and the next between Detroit and Buffalo in the International League. But the war came along. Freddie played lots of baseball under Mic ey Cochrane and Bobby Feller in the Navy and camé back last year to have a fairly good season win- ning 14 and losing 11. - At the start of this season man- ager Steve O'Neill rated him iocurth on the staff to the great Hal New- hcuser, Dizzy Trout and Virgil Trucks, but today the seiious-mind- ed son of Seattle rates right on top of his performances. Hutch wen his fifth successive game last pight after losing his first start of the season, defeating the Washington Senators at the Capital 3-2. No pitcher in the Am- ericen League has won as many. Tigers Break Tie The Tigers broke a 2-2 tie in the ninth by pushing over the deciding run. Eddie Lake walked and raced to third cn George Kell's single. He scored as Roy Cullenbine 1orced Kell. The triumph enabled the Tigers to retain their one-game margin over the Boston Red Sox who won their eighth game in their last nine starts as Joe Dobson limited the Chicago White Sox to eight hits for a 5-1 decision. The loss was the first of the’ season [for Orval Grove of Chicago. Blasting Murray Dickson and Ken Burkhart for six runs in the third inning, the New York Giants made it five straight victories over the St. Louis Cardinals by whipping the Redbirds at Sportsmans’ Park 6-4. Ron Northey hammered his fourth homer for the Cards. Short scores: American Leagtc R HE Chicago : S Boston Dbl Grove, Gebrian (4), Maltzberger (6) and Dickey; Dobson and Wag- ner. R HE Detroit R ) ‘Washington 250800 Hutchinson. and Tebbetts; Haef- | ner and Evans. Nationai Zeague R H E Brooklyn [ e Cincinnati ; Lin, A0 & Hatten, Taylor (8, Casey (8), and Edwards, Hodges (7); Black- well and Lamanno. R HE New York 6 11 0 St. Louis 4.8 0 Janeson, Trinkle (7) and Cooper; Dickson, Burkhart (4), Brazel (5), Munger (8) and Garagiola. - - STRUCK BY SOFTBALL; DIES IN TEN MINUTES DEALS MADE IN BASEBALL | COMEBACK ATDEADLINE Glen Elliott of Seatfle Con- ditionally Purchased by Braves AP SPORTS { | SENGERS ARE ReBEKAH LODGE 9N PNA TRIPS AUXILIARY WILL "NPNA TR HAVE FOOD SALE ROUNDUP > Northern Alr 1 AP Re ydge held their — busy 1 « ¥ T fligh e ) bin meetl By HUGH FULLERTON cariyi otal of 89 18erS, nigh he I NEW YORK, May 15.- (®—E n « stbound from Ju- plains laid for the annual Lanigan’s nomination for teau to A Naknek and,yh.0dd Fellow pienie wk freakiest “iron man" stunt in base- Ko } e in 1 is cne performed by Charles ! e t M C nonrced (Hoss) Radbourne May ¢ Dav williar i A 1884 Radbou not ouser, G. M. Crawley, M. J { h pitched both ends dot Rel will headers, buts he did it in morn- Cordo iHeh 8 W to cooperate ing afte erc m in oring a contes- different ciuk i in the n conte also 12-9 in one ek e ficat in the phia 9-2 in the other “The Gr Mails is telling West Coast bassball fans that Bob Ches- nes, San Francisco pitcher Isell to the big lea for at 1$100,000 next year and “ma cither . b; ain at that price” r donation: ntly the Coast kes, roll $100,000 player It will ke SCCIATED PRUESS) . f 3 miniite in Except for lopping off some vei-| 2 ¥ . ” o e onlls Grad erans and inexperiencad young- E K R g O vt |"(‘\‘“”.', sters from their rosters and m Wit n PROUD SMOKE EATER— well booted for the occa- el # i R ing a couple of minor player g .\ won sion, five-year-old Edward De Luga of Chicago takes advantage : i o Ay R swaps, the Major Leagues took the . pher who of a spring day to rut his fire engine in tiptop shape for any pos- Fred Jone EOIR, RE “ ay 16 iline in stride today|> )& it sible emergency calls, s, Lew Bentc Alver . and as a result not a transaction b 'il ied As hul DISIR!(T AHORNEY > of any consequence took place. . S N fwin ¢ Dut Nowma e Only two clubs picked up some | oy Bulld, : C. McGreger, E. Hardy, D. Ohee, Alvin Gothl, Ne leon it ELECTED PRESIDENT strength during the past!’ .o ;e 51 G er a ?? L. Oshaway, J. Nutt, O. Spar v ea < the Phillies acquiring o\ ‘ ] ® G Phillips, G ] n 1 JUNEAU BAR ASSN. shortstop Jackie Albright from. the ;h;“ he'll S a5, Willi H i H 1 Boston Red Sox for a reported (o . g o0 ] e ar- €1 I i j $25000, and the Washington Sena- Fbes Vi2 & d Y. u Judson C Fatrick 5. Gilmore, ji. U & tors purchasing utility outfielder SPORTS ME s . & wl 3 Disurict, Attorney in, tie Firsts Di- Tommy McBride from the Red| . .ioie 7 Rishy veteran A A lax ; 1 to’ Nakaek-—Al Ande , vision, was elected yesterday a3 the sustavus T. Kirby, veteran AA | . ) M50 V. B ident < of. ‘bhA yEMHeRn Sox for an unannounced sum and 'y " eeoier ain the thr N . i ¢ e T < n f g a outfielder Felix Mackewicz from the # M-(’v;‘flx .x ‘(V o lw‘ :w» CHICAGO, 1 15 Playinz Younge s 1 1 & i C ¥ 0y e » Federal Bar Asso- Cleveland Indians for the waiver s e A i ¥ poker and other card gam i ciation k L. Oliver, Assistant saw were the 1908 Olymy . . ; : : Lt A St A price of $10,000. pecially for cash stakes, is to Juneau flse- rial orn neral, wa ‘ g Y ; thon, the 1920 Olympic crew 1 it e e de A Rkl oy o o ) In cther of the -day's actions, 1 the Dempsey-Firpo fig AR s ibuting factor to cc . Pote Koskela, v Sec a i . Me the Boston Braves completad the ¢ 10€¢ D ibon ok ihd S & Dr, Robert S. Berg- ner, D. Silson, L. ). E A Rent Director At- conditional purchase of Glen El- = el et i sy tir quan, J. Mather, C Seo s , was chosen Treasurer . s Bill Cissell, who once cost the v er i Asscciation conducted the liott from Seattle, and Chicago White Sox $123.000, is an assistant T. Shom r Assoclation c o White Sox sold pitcher Hi Bit- . ° ¢ e P e ] rdger, William Cu Mr t its annual meeting yes- horn to Hollywood. Elliott, who, _ “,"!“ fe ~‘( the % Mrs., H. K. Richardson, O© The meet : was held in same up from Seattle in the Earl S fietefes s S sies D m, Mr. and Mrs. H Powe form of a beac L plenie t the Torgeson deal, won 12 and los Hans X and two children; B. Evaswick and mer home of Ed Shaffer on R North Carolina B e Te Polnt ros 13 last year. chich AikRanad ] from ker R. C. David I .ena Point rog x e e e : Which - POSIPORRC yame elated and excited because : < 11 T building a big coliseum during the ; : SERING » e war, now plans an extra 50c You have won. In reality, you have o g p s ! SPRINS ‘ Undsaae NOW ar, mow plans an exta 5060 15 TE dien oo o 0 bea sou EARL MCCARRON 1 Fred n' Wk ENRGLUING ; L Bt it roatioss, ye e S g J Egon B , All forms of dancing and ball- 1 raas X e ot ey i . hy? HIE AR room for beginndrs. Phone Red 575, jducing ice hockey .info th Mo d b Y the FINEST--Buy FLOR- FURNITURE Cle » continues and why not? They even play e ; e lFekidret b el ! IN PCL LEAGUE Twelve - HitlnBarrage by Sacramento Blasts | f When Ship Founders bbby, sl ol Seatile Rainiers TULSEQUAH WEDS. Jocus o somaes o 2 <o e Kal VANCOUVER Y g similar position with " Ty ey P—Two acti e Lefense Rental Area Pinch hitters home runs SRIRO . 08k A P e i ' the day in the ninth inning for NOrtholm foundered Tights e both ‘Lds Argeles and San Fran- 1sland in 1943, were sct the mountains e cisco last night, giving the tied |for hearing Sept. 4. : with personnel leaders of thPacific’ Const League | /Utan Home Fire Insurance Co, e tBere P victorigs by one-run margins, jasEkP. Ban N Tor wepod-pID x@ifl' ¥or Jthe Angels ‘Albls ‘Glosdop 20 sulphite cargo, fre e Insurance, Lt r—— smacked a homer with one aboard to win, 2 to 1, over Oakland. The Oaks pitcher, Tom ” Hafey, was within one putout of his fifth win when Glossop ruined it for him. San Francisco’s Jimmy Gladd al- so whacked a two-run homer, with cne out, for a 3 to 2 triumph over | the Hollywood Stars. Ray Orteig had gotten to first in the ninth 8n Carl Cox’s error ahead of Gladd. Still another pinch hitter won the ball game for Portland in the ninth inning over San Diego, 4 to 3. They were tied, 3-3, when mas- terminding worked out well for the Beavers. Sacramento. laid down a 12-hit barrage to blast. the Seatlle Rain- iers, 8 to 2, behind the eight-hit southpaw pitching of Al Smith, Both the Seattle runs were unearn- ed on Sacramento errors in the 1curth, giving them a brief lead. Sacramento tied it in the sixth on a walk and three singles, got two more in the seventh on Alex Kam- pouris’ homer, one in the eighth and three more in the ninth. Se- attle pitcher Sig Jakucki gave up five runs before he was relieved in the eighth by Pete Jonas, the lat- ter beng nicked for the final three runs. STANDING Or CLURBS Pacit.c Coast reague Africa e t in Scuth COASTAL AIRLINES Lost "k 11 FLIGHTS 10 jSués for Cargo loss of salmon oil SAN FRANCISCO, May 16 Fifteen of the 17 crew me An. unidentified teamster @ lost their lives in the traffic ard C - 3P0 S and wagon across to get n Francisco Bay to Oakland FURNT1 ok Ciearance on Juneau-Yoing's Me te F son, R. Is- bridge? Not allowed. B; ler, J McKinl and Clare ‘\‘?.Nt,l unless the horse is c - e Brcome were flown to Pelican Gann brouzht out s m To early Spanish gold seekers to | M. Steckwell; 10 gyjye a horse and wagon from San in America, platinum was a nui- 3 Paul. co to Oakland via Alviso, % B i sance uthtound passengers We'e gpoug 75 miles—or a good ] CANINE CUA rier pet of Bobby 57 Tiled — “Huvx A i O. Tayl .'\‘}?‘. ) days. It takes about 15 minutes to Kramer of Philadelphia, keeps watch over his newest friends, NOTICE 1S MEREBY GIV ‘_N H"T)('”\; ety ”(‘;“;\n ¢o over th» bridzec — by car, of some baby chicks which arrived as a gift for Bobby's young That Howard D. Stabler, adminis e R 00 e " course Brotier, iFex i (i HoRcialatY | {rator of the estate of John Russell gi_‘S Katherine:Churchill to Wi ——— — - 4 Elliott, deceased, has filed his final Brought to Jur Ket taccount and report of his admin- 75 AR e dlan e W. W. St , 0. M. {iiration of sald. estaje, sl 118 Plg arihin Clark Howard, TFred \tition for distribution thereof, e R, s Hes et 4 : Wolf, Thor Thoren; from Wr the United States Commissioner’s ' oo™ pourie By £ I.Efltl, A.xskafl. _“m' 10 ovlng AM. gooer and Ad: MaeDonald July 11th, 1947, has been fixed as ¢y pacsengers were Gus Giss- the time and said court the place ; o EhAlden Brundskdll L w. S, 1Osm : Clims, N C. R. Eyans, L, L. Hallman and Bert Proctor for hearing same; and that all per- sons concerned therein are hereby notified to appear at said time and place and file their objections, if any, to said final account and peti- prom Sitka to Juneau, Howa tion for settlement and distribution emith, Wesley McDonald, h Harol H. S thereof; and that the court at st azbeth W. Saylor, hearing will adjudicate and decree pje, Annie and Mrs. |who the heirs and distributees of nfys. Frank Deiner ithe deceased perscn ar tuk; from Tenakee, Dated: Juneau, Alaska, May 8th, gnd Mrs. Sam Asp. ‘104’1 From Hoonah to Juneau, Ione | Felton; from Skagway, Frank Cole, Mgby and Ida Koo- Edna Harris, "HOWARD D, STABLER H W L Pet| Admiinis Joe Beruisch and W. Wilson. & |Los Angeles 26 18 591 First Publication date, May 8, 1947.' Passenger trips to Tulsequah, B. Afi%fififigfifi?'K”::;et:‘aéo;i San Francisco 2 15 591|Last Publication date, May, 29, 1947 ©., cartied the following persons: ner, 17, died yesterday, 'ten min- gifizfi:::‘m 2:1; ;1 gfiv g utes after being struck by a soft Han Disgo 20 20 1’:00‘ W | ball in practice at Hampstead high Oakl'n‘db ety school, Coach Frank Mather said it o v today. | Hollywoed 18 Fa 419 Boerner, a boy steeplechase Seattle 17 21 386 jockey, rode Foxhill in the Grand & National and My Lady's Manor Natiopnal l‘:‘?gue’_ e b R A Y 'Chicago 14,8 euit : Boston 14 9 609 | ; | NT(H&“G B AI"I' I NG Breoklyn 1210 545 | ] Pittsburgh 9 9 500 i New York 10 10 500 | SIARS OF YBIERDAY | Philadeiphia .. 312 AT | | Cinzinnati 11 14 440 | Pitching and batting stars yes- St. Louls 6 15 286 G terday were as follows: | : Ewell Blackwell, Reds—pitched | Amerioan Leagne a four-hit shut-out over the Dod- : W, L Pl géts, winning 2-0, | Detroit G S 2 Batting, Tom Tatum, Reds— Boston S i | 45 S slammed a home run against his Cleveland 9 8 529 ol fo o former mates and walked twice New York t16 10 500 | ate en ! o to help the Reds down the Dod- Chicago 1 12 471 ! eW s “ gers 2-0. 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" 3 A S PAGE THREE 'KIWANIS CLUB JOINS 1N GOOD WILL WEEK OF U.S. AND CANADA Trygve Lie, Secreiary United Nati that the frienc the United tates a « “serves to cnatiien the hat all na- ) verywhere, come to Lie i thy nection with Canada G wean neig 1 progre 1 it of similar fecli a the globe The fact nd the pooples Etates and Cans ave found it ible and mutually ivantage- to live sile by in har- mony over a period of ny gen- crations, serves to stren n the Lope that all naticns sverywhere, may come to enjoy efits of a similar under with one another,” L2 s Kiwani which cmbiace i 1w more than 174,000 members throughout the United States, Canada, and Alaska, has long proclaimied the flendship of this country and its neig standing od will During to the north as an out- xample of international the the spea reetinas - BABY GIRL ARRIVE, brand-new nurse has arrived the Health Department here. week, many Kiwanis two countries inter- while other ex- A ior She is the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Willlams, and she arrived at 3:52 o'clock yesterday at St. Ann's Hospital Willlams is wifh the Territorial Health Department, as Director of Public Health Laboratories. 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