LOMBARDI
PITCHING
Ky Associated Press
Vic Lombardi. tiie litile an with
the nothin^ bail, may have f r
his niche in t. « Fimil.e C ....
League. That i if on g. ..." me. :.
anything and with th Huiiyvoov
Stars it of ion does.
Vic demonstrated rn'.Vr cr.:; .!.'•
Sunday that co: .mvm.;
a handy item to have a roust i. H
thumbed them pa-; is? pot ;
of the Sun Diego Padre and c: mo
away with a i ve-hii, 1:1-6
Lombardi, who
feet-seven, had been deci • :i in
small for rnsjleague ir.< ; i . g
San Dic-'o v, on fine .woo:: 1 tae.c
4-3, in a day wiiich found all ilv
doublcheads r: trn’ing in vj .. -
cisions. except , ,:.cr m en! i v. nic'
took a ptir !: San
ci co.
Sacra.;; a o’s 3*.b . lie pie clircl:
ed a oiia-l-iticr and do /ived f;.:.:
Francis:o, 0-0, in :. ei innin
opener : f a n .t twin id1!, a.
Solon ; won - •.( c ; ■ ■> lj-7
Los Angelat lort a chance to a o ;
into a fit
when the Beaver; assaulted D ,iph
He.inner far four ; n in th ; ;d
innng of the ni vh' .ep. !'• r'l nd won
it. 4-1 after login: the lira game,
6-4.
Oakland beat f: itie. 5-1, in then
opener on Lh i-r.; homer of the
season by pint . ! crmitl ba ,.em n
Pete Favlich. A.ri Del Duea, a n bt
handi r cut
two weeks i. .•>. pteed Sea!!!.; i i a
6-4 victory in the after piece.
Baltimore — The Maryland Jeekey
club announced plan to run the
preaknors May 1J in Ivo .sections
with a special race May 26 lor lour
first finishers in derby and preak
ness sections.
St. Paul — Joe Walsh. St. Loins,
just mi:. e;i a p .' c c- 0 . . .• hr
ABC bo.'.line, >. s 2-7 plil c.n
his last ball for 293.
Cambridge. Ms. . — T. ' ' n
beat Harvard by :> ’. •. h ami s If
in Compton Cup regatta on Charles
river.
Annapolis. Md. — Navy brs.* Cor
nell and Columbia in Stevenson Cup
regatta on Severn river.
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Count Turf
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LO T3VILLE. Ky„ May 7 — i.fl—
Tim brilliance of a big-hearted bay)
h i ' that cards unheralded to|
j derby., .wu and won the admiration I
of 100 ... - remain! '1 the!
' M-f .pic of conversation in the
stable arc i cf Churchill Downs to
day.
haring in the talk of Count
Turf’. great victory in the 77th Ken
tucky derby Saturday was a mild
ccntr ver.-y centered around the
d orin churned up by the 20
hcra. cavalry charge in the big race
Everybody agreed the colt—whose
father, Count Fleet, and grand
father Reigh Count, won other dcr
b: >:? had raced with too much
incci: 1 Mcncy in early races to show
promt a cf becoming a grant cham
phn.
Ha dn’t show a weakness in his
ft r 1 :r;th dcrr. victory, the rich
e 1 in hiMcry with a gross value I
cf ?i: ico. I
Bel id him were Royal Mu w r.. j
its nrl de»hy her et.Ruhh third;
l’h> , fourth, and FanfAre, fifth.
I IFIC COAST LEACH E
VV. L. ref.
PorIF. id Beavers.24 15 ,C00
. S .crs. wnto Solans 22 17 .564
Los / i telco . 21 17 .553
A iklard Acorns.20 19 .513
Seattle Rainlors .. . 20 20 .500
Holly, nod Star? .. 18 20 .474
Sun-go.17 19 .472
San Francisco . 12 2G .310
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet
St. Lf."iP..10 5 .667
Boston 13 9 .591
M l: rgh . 9 8 .523
8 10 9 .526
Phi.a ilphia .... .. 10 10 .503'
Chier, o . 8 9 .471
Cincinnati .. 7 11 .383
New York. ..8 14 .301
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
1 i 4 .778
C'eve and . 11 5 .688
v, , h.ngton . 11 6 .G17
Chic: o . 10 .7 .588
Boston .-. 9 9 .503
I 6 8 .423
St. Let,is . 5 14 .263
Flrilf ’ ilphia 3 IS .158
WINN TO SEATTLE
William Winn, local real estate
agent, was a passenger on the
Denali Sunday booked for Seattle.
He expects to be gone about a week
on a brief business trip.
CHAMBERS
HURLS NO
RUNS, HITS
By Associated Press
The toast of the baseball world
today is Cliff Chamber . a some
what secluded southpaw pitcher |
whose only previous claim to fame |
w...s his ability to throw a "duster"
as expertly as the 'next.
Chambers made history yesterday
when he hurled a no-run, no-hit
game, a feat no other Pittsburgh
p. c'.i'r has been able to accomplish
in the city’s long tenure in the Na
tl- nai League.
The no-hitter was the first fash
ioned in the majors since Vein
Bickford cf Boston’s Braves did it
again t Brooklyn in a night game,
August 11, 1950.
Chambers, a big blond from Bel
lingham, Wash., belied his sub-par
lifetime won and lost record of 27-31
with a performance reminiscent of
a Carl Hubbcil. He handcuffed i rr,|
Braves, 3-0. in (ha s'-aid game of |
a doi.bleheader after Warr 'n Spahn
had 'dunked the Pirates,' 6-0, in the
opener.
Civ. nbaw wa~ v.; i, w?.’k:n eight
How . r he was deart'y in the |
ciutcb ■ nr only one EosU n runner I
reached third.
Dodgers Thumped
The surprising St. Louis Cardi
nals iiuuned the Dxl:cr . 11-7.
tie-p - a horns run with the ba c
full ' Kr.-oklyn’s Pee Wes n e e.
After blowing a 5-0 lead, the Re 1
blrd:; bounced back with .ix n the
eight’.', to overc anc a 7-5 Brooklyn
cage.
Ph.: idclphia and Chicago spli
a National League doubleheader.
The Phil: won Ihe opener, 5-4 and
the Cubs took the 10-inning night
cap, 0-7.
New York’s Giants and Cincin
nati also divided a twin bill. The
Reds won the first, 4-3. on Red
Stallcup’s lOila inning homer.
The Giants won the second game.
8-5, on Hank Thompson’s three
run homer in the first inning.
New York's high-flying Yankees
whipped the Tiger. . 11-G, in Detroit
for their eighth straight victory and
increased their American League
lead to two games over Cleveland.
13-Hit Battering
Rookie Mickey Mantle led the
Yank ’ 12-hit assault on five Tiger
hurlers with three hits and three
runs batted in.
Washington and Cleveland split
a doubleheader. Julio Moreno polish
ed off the Indians with an 8-1 7
hit job to win his first start of the
season. Bob Chakales won a 4-2
rookie duel from Washington’s Bob
Ross in the second game.
Chicago’s White Sox swept two
games from the Athletics, 4-1 and
8-3. Ken Holcombe won a five-hit
ter in the opener.
Ted Williams’ home run in the
10th gave the Boston Red Sox a
5-4 first - ame victory over the
Browns but St. Louis came back
to win the second game, 8-2.
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Leaders in tlie major leagues thrt j
Sunday games are:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting — Robinson, Brooklyn
.400; Sisler, Philadelphia and Elliott j
Boston, .387.
Hits — Sisler, 24; Robinson. 23.
Home runs — Hodges, Brooklyn
8: Snider, Brooklyn, Pafko, Chicag- [
and Jothroe, Boston. 6.
Pitching — Roc, Brooklyn, o-G,
Brechrn, St. Louis, 2-0.
A ME RICAN L! AG U E
Batting — Busby, Chicago, .388
Carrosquel, Chicago, .342.
Hits — Carra quel, 27; Busby. 2G
Home Runs. — Williams, Boston
7; Jensen, New York, Docrr, Boston
and Coleman, St. Louis, 4.
Pitching — Lopat. New York, 4-0
Marrero and Consuc ra, Washing
ton; Feller, Cleveland; Slobbs, Bos
ton; Herbert, Detroit. 3-0.
WILGAMES
Final scores of weekend game
of WIL are:
Yesterday's Result s
Tri-City 7-13, Tacoma C-3.
(First game U innings >.
Wenatchee 11. Yakima 3.
(On’y game- ployed).
• f tor lay s Results
Salem 1-3, Vie oris d-.l
(First game 23 innings).
W< n ite ,oc C-3, Yaki.r.a 4-12.
V av.v vr U-t . Spokane 6-2.
Tsc :iu 3. Tm-City 1.
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otars ol' Sunday games are:
' •1’~ led Williams, Red Sox
; 1 y ■i ■- dleiip, Reds — Wil
111,1 homer in icth gave Boston
t- - v : : try over the Browns in open
x' l t ’■>' daubleheader; Stall-j
1 'll: inning homer gave Cin
"':i" 1-3 van over the Giants in
11 ;il’•! mine of twin bill.
fa ehn: Cliff Chambers, Pi
rn •’ first pitcher in
' - b - . ii National League history;
nitrl a i -run, no-hit game when
1 ■ : i (in' feat in defeat
'd I’o aim Braves, 3-0 in the
:i i ii.iiu their doubleheader.
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MEET WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Ray Day, assisted by Mrs.
Borghild Hunsbedt, will bo the hos
tc s ; t (i 1 :°9 p.m. dessert luncheon
: r the Juneau Garden Club Wed- i
ne.'day afternoon May 9.
E. I.. Keithahn, curator of the
Alaska Museum, will present a
: object of unusual interest. Survi
val in Alaska, particularly applied to
our southeast region. He will dis
r. what emergencies may arise at
any time, what measures should be
taken and what natural resources
for this purpose are available.
M< snbers of the Club are re
minded to take lists of plants they
rv.iy v.i t: to purchase at the Gar
th n Club plant sale, plans for
which wih be perfected at this
meeting.
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i lered at the Baranof Hotel.
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Passenger and cargo traffic oveiv
the routes of Pan American World .
Airway's Paciflc-Alaska division
rose sharply in March over the . .in.
month a year ago, it was announ
ced today by H. F. Mlllcy, Division
Traffic and Sales Manager. Pio .
enger traffic was up 14 per cent
with a total of 9.166 passengers rts
against 8,039 in March 1950. The I
March 1951 figure was also up i t i
per cent over February of this year, j
Cargo traffic shewed a rise of 18,
per cent w'ith 883,773 ton-miles'
flown this March as against 75° - j
1C5 in March 1950.
Oliv. i* A. Colby oi Sitka is at tl •
Gastincau Hotel.
J. A. Durbin Company, Inc. ;
Accounting Auditing Tax ttu.i 1
Room 3, Valentine Building
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meet tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the
Penthouse cf the Alaska Electric *
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Thursday afternoon group will meet
Thursday at 1:30 at‘the home of
Mrs. Frank Metcalf.
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