The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 1, 1951, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE DAILY ALASKA I'IMI‘IRE—~JUNEAU ALASKA (ampanella Named Most Valuable Player in N. L. NEW YORK, Nov. 1—P—Roy# Campanella will always remember player not on a pennant winner 1951 won the award. The others were, Throughout the year the husky, cpyck Klein, Philadelphia, 1932; hard-hitting catcher of the Brook- Ducky Medwick, St. Louis, 1937; lyn Dodgers was hampeted by in-|pompardi, Cincinnati, 1938; Bob juries, but now Campanella has| gpiott, Boston, 1947 and Musial, St. reaped the fruits of his labors. He [ouic 1948 ’ has been named as the National League's Most Valuable Player for the past seasop by a 24-man com- mittee of the Baseball Writer's As- sociation of America. Campanella is only the third catcher since 1931 to win the cov- eted award. The other receivers to gain the honor were: Gabby Hartnett of the 1935 Chicago Cubs and Ernie Lombardi of the 1938 Cincinnati Reds. The 29-year-old Dodger star col- lected 243 points out of a possible 336 to win in a breeze. Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals, winning his fifth batting title with a 355 | The star backstop drew 11 first | place votes while Musial, only player | named on every ballot, collected two. Trailing Musial were, Monte Irvin, | New York, third, Sal Maglie, New | York, fourth, Preacher Roe, Brook- | lyn, fifth, Jackie Robinson, Brook- | Iyn, sixth, Richie 'Ashburn, Phila- | dephia, seventh, Bobby Thomson, | New York, eighth, Murry Dickson, Pittsburgh, ninth and Ralph Kiner, | Pittsburgh, tenth. Ashburn got 69 \'uu-q Greco, Wllllams | { average, finished second with 191 } points. Points were awarded on th' ' D . | 14 for first place vote, nine for I o raw' ‘ second and so on down to one for tenth. Campanella, reached in Houston where his All-Star exhibition team is stopping was surprised when in- formed that he had won the award. | “I had forgotten all about that award,” he said. “After we were beaten in the playoff by the New York Giants, I just didn’t think BALTIMORE, Nov. 1—#-—Johnny Greco, Canadian welterweight champion, and Don Williams of Worcester, Mass., fought to a 10- round draw last night when the judges and the referee couldn’t agree on the outcome. The fast-moving bout, which drew a small crowd here, was broadcast = o and telecast coast-to-coast on CBS | about it any more, networks. Only 215 attended tHe | “I surely am happy about it | fight. ‘ now.” : § | Williams, at 146% pounds, car-| Curr_\pzumllas felccuon marked ried the fight to Greco, 152, during' the sixth time since 1931 that a| . .1y rounds with his sharp one- twos and fancy footwork. — EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY — Slugging Catcher Has His Worries HOUSTON, Tex., Nov. 1—{P—Roy Campanella is mighty pleased over being named the National League's most valuable § but there’s one thing that’s bothering him. Fight Dope By the Associated Press “Gosh,” said the slugging catcher Here are results of fights last of the Brooklyn Dodgers, here on night: a barnstorming tour, “that means I At Baltimore — Johnny Greco, probably will have to wear a tuxedo 152, Montreal, and Don Williams, and I don't own one.” 146'¢, Worcester, Mass., drew, 10. Campanella’s All-Stars beat the At Spokane — Hank Thurman, | American Negro League All-S 202 Los Angeles, knocked out 11-1 here last night with Campa- George Parmentier, 232, Kellogg, nella catching six innings. Idaho, 2. — Lowest Everday Prices — rowest — Lowest Everyday Price SNOW-FLAKE SODA CRACKERS 2 Pound Box 63« DILL PICKLES SHURFINE—Garlic or Plain Lowest Everyday jces — 8 oz. hottle P 5¢ The Famous GERARD TEA RDEN BRING US YOUR P & G COUPONS TIDE CUSTARD and CHOCOLATE FANCY COOKIES FRAY BENTOS CORNED BEEF 12 0z can 49 CLOSE OUT Sunny Jim Jams 2 POUND JARS Peach, Apricot, Grape, Loganberry, Blackberry, Boysenberry HILLS BROS. COFFEE b REGULAR OR DRIP & GLASS-MAKER | Lowest Everyday Prices — Lowest Everyday Prices — Lowest— Lowest Everyday Prices — Lowest Everyday Pri Large 24 o1. jar 3¢ FRENCH DRESSING APPLE JUICE . 01. bottle 27 ¢ . Largesize 35¢ POT ROASTS . b. 42¢ 88¢ |5 WE REPEAT YOU CAN°’T AFFORDP NOT TO SHOP AT BERT’S o PEA. 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Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc,| TACOMA, Nov. 1—(#—Three per- G e e . | ']”1 LR e (l“ "‘ g - of Anchorage, RFC officials here | 50DS held without charge in connec- — the road, 1weavyweight champion % # tion with the death of At Montgomery, a. — A new EW Vi i e ROs T America's eading Protestant have announced aih o W‘m(vyi:w‘m’ (-'x..,,/.\.l.:w,n A . f“ NEW YORK, Nov. 1—(P—A | Joe Louls wants more time to think p—the National Council of the| A total of §315000 of the loan | EC8Dt Were released ordered for Willle Mays, New York and: & Sonpell e oV UID TR DIt in the U.S.A- | will be used to construct a hangar, | !h€ coroner reported the fatal shoot- Giants' outfielder, previcusly re- just a bag cf wind, Liouls ;issued i statemeny, esfer- ident Tru- | operations center and offices at the | 18 Was a suicide. Jected by the Pl AR winners of the coming d¢ay — apparently prompted by the n twice d it that sending |new Anchorage International Air-| SSt. Robert P. Kuck, 25, on fur- SR . ;l s football games: .]m n )rn“f'.‘-‘ 1l ‘I‘.' i ‘l,"‘ n‘ a representative to the Vatican was | port. The remainder of the funds 1“’“41‘%"‘;" Army duty Alaska o ¥ gl ; linois over Michigan: Karras of 55I0r 5 b d t tempPOrary dient.” And one’| will provide for construction of op- 9ied Sunday of ‘a bullet wound re- A’Z -uM ; ;{("i} ite [M'”vm‘ JORD | rinois already has scored 10 PETMit him to fisht in that state— |\ \\nlnlri “ e with | erations and waiting rooms at King | Céived Friday night. Deputy Cor- d Russell of the United States won| . hqowns this seas 3 asking the public to “bear with me » | Sa 1 oner La; Amundsen said touch this seasol S mun the Royce A. Drake Challenge s this season and needs the signing of eaties.” | Salmon and Dillingham, in the i isen said investi- trophy at the National Horse Show. only three more to tie the mark first | While I think out my future pia Bristol Bay area; hcusing at Fair- | 58tion determined the wound was g o ; " |set by Grange. He'll get enough he statement said nothing about spokesman in | Panks for comp: caplogees; | s RlokRd, At New York — Ex-heavyweight | POInts in this game fo beat Michi- retiring, a move which has been lay that British troops | Working capital, and vurchase of| Folice released Kuck’s wife, Lila. champion Joe Louis asked public to L“,;‘.;"“w see over Narth. Gareting: predicted freely by those close to| have seized the ‘road and rail bridge | €auipment. by “bear with” him while thinking over | Teh"Gote OVel HoMh. arolina: | the old Brown Bomber after his| outside Port Said at the Mediter-| Northern Consolidated fiies from B' i' afl his_future plans il GV AT Kt Teadbed knockout by Rocky Marciano last | rancan cnd of the Suez Canal. | Anchorage to Bristol Bay and to asiing Lauses i - ey oo 4 week. SEEGE | McGrath, Bethel and Platinum. The |} inne At “Albany, Calll. — Fond Eme |, Frinceton over Brown: he ma- fiogs | . i soves Gatena trom Fasans | Mine EXplosion; brace ($6.40) won the top attraction | . & gureak £ o - S (15 at Golden Gate Fields. Boes P 10 s Tafi SaYS Forelg“ Po "l(i' Bombshiell LEAVE FOR THE SOUTH i2 Men filled R Baylor over Texas Christian. '|' B D d e | Notre Dame over Navy: The Polic Disas'mus 0 Be vreppen | Mr. and Mrs. Frank 3. Kom- 3y the Assoeiates® cress Irish may be prédominately fresh- Y B S for By d | mayer who are in the sand and| The West Virginia State Minc | a a I Ies men and sophomore hut they know B the Aaneieiad Bren Y fifli lr yr gravel business in Reno, Nev., were Department s that the coal mine | their way around. ¥ A6 ASOUIRIRD. & LORY | scheduled to leave today on PAA losion which killed 12 men at Ohio Senator Robert Taft, now an Associated Press Alabama over Georgia. it By the / | aiter two months aboard the pack- | Kayford, West Virginia, yesterday | Wisconsin over Indiana: Wiscon- | 2¥OWed candidate for the Republi-| Democratic Senator Harry Byrd|er palawai as guests of Mr. and|Was caused by improper blastnz n oo a | sin boasts the strongest defense in | 3" Presidential nomination, says is set to drop a political bombshell | nprs Ropert Henning. Kornmayer by the crew. A spokesman said the the nation. the United Etfates seldom has had| , Alabama. has saldlis 5 cousin of Mrs. Henning v pparently put dynamite shots Texas over Southern Methodist, | Such a disastrous Bn §polioy. sharp ,ccompanied them to Se under some overhanzing slate { LOS ANGELES, Noy. 1—#—Foot- | Georgia Tech over Duke. ade the sta talk X dmin- | oo Halawai has been packin loosen it and the resulting blast ball fatalittes have decreased| Maryland over Missourl: Mary- 125t night at Providence, Rhode Is- in a spec fore g farm| " por the past ten days the two dust in the air. Th | sharply this fall compared to_the land seems headed for the Sugar | 127d: at a GOP fund raising drive "“&‘“-” “I‘)“’““ e ; | | couples have been bird hunting in ch it was ¢ same period a year ago, Dr. Floyd | Bowl this season. Missouri hasn’ & Rt i ixie Democrats meet afterward, | . Rocky Pass area bidden by law. R. EA\Il\wncl chairman of the F myl- | been headed anywhere. W _ EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY — | perhaps to start a Byrd-for-Presi- e Rmi,F Sk L b‘i“ ek | ities Committee of the American| California over UCLA: California | dent draft. However, Byrd, him-| _ pMpIRE WANT ADS PAY — | e EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY e Coaches Association, disclosed in a |is a two-touchdown favorite but it State, Purdue over Penn(Self, will not be present at the | mid-season report today. | could be much, much closer. Tulsa over Oklaho! & M. | political war council. | To date there have been five| Southern California over Army:| South: Auburn over Louisia — — { deaths traced directly to football,|If the Trojans 1t” this game it lege, Cl Fore:t ARRINGTON MAN HERE | and five indirect fatalities. Last|could become a young massacre. Kentucky over A. J. Goodf 3! atative year at this time there had been Skipping over the others in a | Mississippi, South Carolina over|of the Glen C on of Se- 13 direct and four indirect deaths,|hurry: George Washington, Tula is stopping at the Baranof or 17 compared to this year's 10. g Friday Missis te, Vanc College totals are the same, with |. Boston College over Richmond, Chattanooga, Virginia Military one direct and one indirect. College of Pacific over Marguette, Davidson, Virginia over The The biggest drop was in high | Furman over Wofford, North Caro- | del, Washington and Lee ove schools. Only two direct deaths|lina State over Loulsville. ginia Tec! West Virginia have been recorded this fall, com- Saturday | Western Reserve. pared with nine a year ago at this| East: Boston University aver New | Southwest: Arizona over | period. Indirect fatalities declined | University, Bucknell over co, Cincinrati over H: from three to two. Temple, Cornell over Columbia, ns, Rice over Pn( sburgh. e £ Fordham over Rutgers, Holy Cross A. and M. over ANB BALL AT KA over Colgate, LeHigh over Muhlcn- Tech over Texas We Thirty ninth annual anniversary | befg, Penh over William and Mary,| Far West: Colora A. of the Alaska Native Brotherhood | Yale over Dartmouth. over Brig oung, Or and Alaska Native Sisterhood is Midwest Bradley over Det Idaho, Washington holding 4 ball November 2 at the| Colorado over Iowa State, Houston e, Utah over Utah State, Wash- Sitka ANB hall. All other local | over Wichita, Towa over Minnesota, ington over Oregon State, Wyoming Kansas over Nebraska, Ohio State ' over Northwestern, Oklahoma over over Montana, San Francisco over Santa Clara (Sunday). camps are invited to attend, a good time 1s promised to all 953-1t P. M. DOUGLAS—10 A. M. JUNEAU DELIVERIES—10 A. M, 2 P. 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