The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 18, 1951, Page 6

PAGE SIX 1 Nichols Pitcher Of Year NEW YORK, Dec. 18 Nichols, a slender 20-ye with the face of a college and the poise of a big le eran, emerged as the most National League pitcher t W a top earned run percentage of The stout-hearted Boston B southpaw, only the second year man to win the honor ar first since Jim Turner, also of t Braves, turned the trick ranked ninth on a wor basis with 11-8 mark. He strong, however, winning his last 11 starts including matic 4-3 win on Sept. 27 t the back of the Brooklyn Do ~1P—Cl r-old Figures released today show tk the Pawtucket, R.I, youngster - lowed only 61 runs only 50 of which were earned — in 156 innin Nichols, whose father also was a big league hurler, just m get under the wire as onl who hurled 154 or more innin were considered. Chet completed 12 of his 19 starts and fashioned three shutouts. Nichols shade the pitching spot- light with Elwin (Preacher) Roe, veteran Brooklyn southpaw, whose |bee spectacular 22-3 mark gave him the highest won and lost rating at .880. Roe missed an opportunity to better Fred Fitzsimmons league re- cord perceentage of 889 when he was the victim of Nichols' Sept. 27 ¢ win. In all, three hurlers were under the 3.000 earned run averages. Sal Maglie of the New York Giants placed sqecond with 293 and War- |2 ren Spahn, crafty Braves’ southpaw, was third with 2.98. Three pitchers were tied for fourth with 3. They were Larry Jansen of the Robin Roberts of the Phillies and Roe. — EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY — [ SO and Supply re=PIPE THAWING-TANK BUILDING GENERAL WELDING and SUPPLIES FEERO BUILDING PHONE 944—Day or Night Wbén Friends Drop In . . How good it is to have Rainier Beer on hand! Smooth, light, and extra pale, it is a beer that exactly meets today’s taste. Every dealer everywhere carries Rainier Extra Pale. Ask for it by name. 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Scores at Baskethall By the Associated Press Final scores of basketball games night are: , Denver 50. 91, YMI (Calif) 77. y’s (Calif) 68, Regis 47. ing 51, Baylor 45. . 84, New Mexico 58. ‘Whitworth 69, L d Clark 59. Wi 55, A s State 52. Wille State 58. Boston lege 70, Boston U. 48. | Butler 63, Michigan 53. DePaul 87, Illinois Wesleyan 47. Kansas State 92, Hamline 73. | Notre Dame 77, Chicago Loyola 57.| Wisconsin 55, St. Louis 54 | Iowa 60, Wash. (St. Louis) 53. | Vanderbilt 55, Texas Tech 49. Alabama 80, Mississippi 79. Louisiana State 59, Texas 55. South Carolina 84, Wake Forest Florida 69, mi 65. Tennessee Clemson Miss. 52. 61 State 64, 63 ATTENTION save—Ro} lampsets 70 cents and Radio S & Malting Co., Seattle, U | before Kentu St. John Is Number 1 Cage Team NEW YORK, Dec. 18 — (A — St John'’s University of Brooklyn was rated the No. 1 college basketball team in the country today in the weekly Associated Press poll, but you can’t convince the University of Kentucky. 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