Nome Witnesses
Indoor Baseball
1st Time 2 Years
Hammon Win 11 To 1; And
Alaskans 20 To 16 In
Opening Games
The first indoor baseball games
of the season took place last nite
at the public school gym before a
•large crowd, which attended de
spite the blizzard and high wind
which had been blowing all day,
and subsided somewhat only
shortly before the time for play.
The first game was between the
Hammon & Huskies, considered
by many to be the most power
ful teams in the league. The
game started out tight with ex- j
| cel lent pitching, but soon the
heavy hitters on the Hammon
team commenced working and
the Hammons scored runs in
every inning except the fourth,
meanw'hile holding the Huskies
down to one run, blanking them
in every inning except the third.
Several times the Huskies were
in scoring position only to lose
their chance. Following is a
short score of the game:
MARINE STRIKE BATTLE FORGOTTEN
Their opposition in the Pacific Coast maritime strike was momentar
ily, at least, forgotten while Harry Bridges, militant longshoremen’s
leader, and Roger Lapham, steamship company president, waited to
address a big San Francisco mass meeting on strike issues. The camera
caught (left to right) Bridges, Lapham, Mayor John F. Oore and
George Kidwell, president of the bakery drivers’ union, all apparently
Joining In the laugh as Henry Schmidt (right), president of the 8an
Francisco longshoremen’s local, leaned over to tell a story. (Associ
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TT GETS RESULTS
Huskies— 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Hammon— 1 3 3 0 3 1
The second game between the
Alaskans and Commercials was
wild and wooly with plenty of
action, hitting and base running,
the Alaskans scoring four runs in
the first inning and being held to
only a run in each inning nearly
until the sixth when they staged
a batting and run spree unequall
ed here for many years. The
game was still in the air even in
the seventh inning when the
Commercials started a rally in
the last inning knocking in four
runs before being retired. Fol-1
lowing is the short score of the
game:
Alaskans— 4 0 1 1 3 11 0
Commer’ls— 2 1 116 0 4
The games next week will be
between the Hammon and Alas
kans and the Huskies and Com-1
mercials. Officials last night |
were Umpires Norvin Lewis and
Guy Boyd. Scorekeepers Babe
Seidenverg and Emerson Bassett.
The teams will not practice
again until Monday night, when
it is expected they will have plen
ty of concentration to do.
COMMERCIALS
Junior Brown . Catcher
Tommy Givan .First Base
Ken Rude (Captain). 2nd Base
Jimmy Davidson .3rd Base
Russ Maynard.Left Short
Willie O’Mara.Right Short
Bud Lehmann.Pitcher
Carl Wurnen.Right Field
Will Boucher.Left Field
Substitutes — Chris O’Leary,
“Butch” Parlett, Hirshel King.
HAMMON
Chuck O’Leary.Pitcher
Gerry Harney.2nd Base
Gene Marks.Left Short
Art Harris, Captain,.Catcher
Jack Humling.1st Base
Homer Roberts.Left Field
Carl Glavinovich.Right Short
Garnet Martin.Right Field
Tony Rolando.3rd Base
Substitutes— Steve Anderson,
Dick Ludwig. Andy Roberts.
HUSKIES
Allan Lee.Catcher
Martin Willoya.Pitcher
Gene Elms.First Base
F'oyd Wheeler. 2nd Base
Fred Waid.Third Base
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Bud Slack.Left Short
Richard Lee.Right Short
Tom Martin.Left Field
Ben Mann.Right Field
Substitutes—Stan Amarok, Bud
Cunningham, Don Lyle.
ALASKANS
Fred Larson, captain... Left short
Art Cabinboy.Pitcher
James Gabriel.Catcher
Billy Patch .First Base
Sam Mogg. Third Base
Alec Mogg.Right Short
John Kawasuk. Right Field
Pat Miller. Left Field
Bill Kanyak. Second Base
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