The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 1, 1951, Page 3

PAGE THREE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNFAU, ALASKA Thelr Way COPIES OF ¢ 0F QgM[‘r“"m"~~——~':~---m,-mm- TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1951 We are again building up our stock ¢f concrete products . . . building blocks, chimney blocks, footing and pier blocks, drain tile, ete., and w2 now have everything you need to take care of those repairs and improvements you've been waiting to do all winter. See Us Today KLTER J. STUTTE & SON General Contractors Building Materials Concrete Products PHONE 3 617 Willoughby e i e e e e e i o b J WhiteSox s la A S S R Y . Leader in PP 8206 SRR R fok Sl PC LEAGUE IN ACTION ON TONIGHT tonight intende ents C. W hat copies ed Press "HICAGO, Ma he re- re ready lat The hardest working {linger 8 > iite Sox, Witk the Pacific Coast League will cec | k team batting avers action tonight for the 1t me ate the American League this season., ay with four player He is William O. Ayers, Esq., and | 2mon e loop’s top five he works for the Oakland Acorn 3 the lis But the southerner — he come |Jim 7, the only from Georgia — is rugged and cay | the 11 leaders. Bustling Busby, whoj — take plenty of action. He is six fee. | notched amento last three and scales 205 pounds. Big Bill has won five the same number. And Hollywood's little Vic Lomb: tonight as the Stars host t; : breviated series at Gilmore 400 and Chi MfflN\’ TRADES Wfif 7 fo‘“’; IGHT e, ™ | mi i ; rier in the ard hurdle race at the Drake r in Des Moines. Donald Brooks, Coliege of the Pacific, (third from tbe righ!) won the event. (left to right): Jim Phiibee, Bradley %k Greenwocd, Kans Bi'l Howton, Rice; Val Jo Tke ; Paul Leming, Texas A, and M.; Brooks; Albert l{rni(‘]\, Western M'cln::.xn. and Jack MeNult s. (P Wirephoto. Hurdlers hit the first SRR nd MNirs. Ed Pattc and Joan, returned to Jjuneau Denali after a trip | ion to Seattle. 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Seattle is in tting the s vious four games back. as The Beavers open at Seattle, | m’s AV lun 1 an, AR Reyes | Dom D fans s Larry Doby e action was runs ‘with 12 each, and . ; o claimants, through = Ted Williams has the 3 : t, had notified t ) ‘“‘R o i W £ ved here yes: nd i del Duca, a Seatt Rainiers ¢ four games Seattle club n a ai The San Francisco enter- | for tain the Los Angele the fourth series op t 8 San Diego settles down in Sac C f, throng of 33,962 13 (NDICTMENTS {N CAGE SCANDAL NEW YORK, ndictments o leading pitcher is Ne Lopat W rikeout hon stopping | s civilian airport had i null and v iims were filed by A and Laurence Lir y last Febr filings were declas 1 by Lowell Puckett, reg inistrator for the Bureau of Decorativo und othor specifications subject to change without aotics Buy of the monith! Buy of the year! NEW STUDEBAKER COMMANDER V8 Amazingly powered! 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Pittsburgh & 5 e 1 nts Were re Cincinnati Judge .Jaco New York about three! 2 which is used in_connecti withydefense purposes and is'in a stre Jnlu\ of the airpor 1 to defense )r\npr»\r or the Gi ngered ‘until the sixth whe n Jones came on t nup out hit the Dodger AMERICAN LE Cleveland Washington New York Boston Chicago Detroit Cleveland, i a 3 H a of the St. Louis 13 23| Cleveland — Lou Brissie went to u"“““,“ Philadelphia Cleveland and Gus Ze ) Phil- consideran! 1 2 s adelphia in a seven-playe a [ B 7 x [ t ant outle y 2 LEADERS IN B. B. J Jtica — n Pr 1t Utica, N. Y. Jim Pre: o go along with their Big F volv the Indi: Chicago White Sox Leaders in the major leagues o' gorme racuse her, sued Y 2! date are s follows: i S Iup B0 F(“'""'_ NATIONAL LEAGUE b 1 and Mike Garcia, all Batting (based on 25 times at bat) gl —Robinson, Brook! 412; Bliow, | gan Mateo, Boston, .381. Hits, Robinson, 21; Gordon and Hartsfield, Boston and Stanky, New York, 18. Home runs — Hodges, 6; Jethroe, Boston, 5. Pitching — S ont, Boston, 3-0; Staley anl n, St. Louis; nder Lou Brissie from ’Ih“ Indians have been seek starting lefthander fo FAIRBANKS, Alaska, May 1 —(® —An Air Force enlisted man was killed whei a the Alaska Hi of here. He was identified as Pvt iong rflfis April, one hundred and seventy-six years after the original Minute Men fought gl FIVE STAR ab ca .‘4?/,,,(/“/(/ /,L///”‘,,/ ghway six miles south KT ES John the Battle of Lexington, our country once cn T three-cornered ~ deal (s sn fi r Ray M ray, Pitche $41.20 gained an easy four B over Silver Count in Dave Philley at Bay Meadows. tfielder Paul .Lehner and In- . are the breath of life to every American. Outfielder Orestes Minoso k1 5 were indicted in the game icago and Brissie to Cleveland WIL GAMES Get in the fight—buy U. S. Defense* Bonds! 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