_HEADLINES—
Durocher
Manager
Of Year
NEW YORK, Oct. 24—Leo
Durocher, whose managerial career
hung in the balance four years ago,
is baseball's "Manager of the Year"
for 1951.
The 45-year-old pilot gained the
accolade for leading tl^ New York
Giants to the most sensational pen
nant triumph in National League
history.
Durocher won the award in an
Associated Press poll conducted
among the 187 members of the
Baseball Writers’ Association of
America.
The Giant leader collected 113
votes to breeze home ahead of Casey
Stengel, manager of the world
champion New York Yankees, who
was second with 64. Stengel won
the award in 1950.
Other pilots who figured in the
poll were A1 Lopez of Cleveland,
Paul Richards of the Chicago White
Sox, Jimmy Dykes of the Philadel
phia Athletics and Marty Marion of
Ihe St. Louis Cardinals. Lopez and
Richards received four votes each
and Dykes and Marion one apiece.
Durocher, advised of his selection
while playing golf near his vast Los
Angeles winter home said:
"That’s great news. It makes
me very, very happy. I am very
.....grateful”
Kentucky Stars
To Tell Stories
Of Bribe Offers
NEW YORK, Oct. 24—<41—Alex
Groza, Ralph Beard and Dale Barn
stable, the three former University
of Kentucky basketball players ac
cused of shaving points in import
ant games are scheduled to tell
their story at a hearing on Nov. 7.
They were arraigned yesterday on
charges of taking bribes of $500 to
fix a 1949 game, and were released
in $1,000 bail. The bail was ar
ranged by J. R. Kimbrough, Gen
eral Manager of the Indianapolis
pf. Jhe National Basket
iS^^Associatloh. Groza and Beard
are part owners of the club.
FROM MT. EDGECUMBE
Susanna Kenough of Mt. Edgc
cumbe is a guest at the Baranof
Hotel.
RATE HEARING POSTPONED
The special meeting of the Doug
las City Council scheduled for Oct.
25 to hear application for rate hear
ing Dy the Juneau-Douglas Tele
phone Company, has been postponed
until Oct. 29 at 8 :00 p.m., at the
city hall. 944-3t
Linemen
01 Week
NEW YORK, Oct. 24—Wl—'The
Southwest Conference, which has
been hitting the football headlines
regularly this season, came up today
with both the defensive and offen
sive linemen of the week in Bob
Griffin, Arkansas center, and Bill
Howton, Rice end.
Although each played on both of
fense and defense nearly the whole
game, the voting in this third
Associated Press lineman poll of the
season ranked Griffin tops defen
sively for his superb play as Ark
ansas upset Texas. Howton's feat
of catching three touchdown passe?
as Rice upset Southern Methodist
earned him offensive honors.
Against Texas Griffin played
nearly 60 minutes and his defensive
work was a big factor in holding
Texas to only four first downs.
Howton, in helping spark Rice
to a surprising triumph ov'er South
ern Methodist, caught three touch
down passes for gains of 52, 62
and 22 yards.
Pat Cannamela, Southern Cali
fornia guard, who was defensive
lineman of the week in the first
poll of the season two weeks ago,
showed against California why he
is regarded as one of the outstand
ing linemen on the Pacific coast.
The 205-pound senior USC co
captain from New London, Conn,
was circuited'-With.' more tackles
than all the rest of his teammates
combined as the Trojans upset the
previously unbeaten California
eleven.
Other linemen who received votes'
included Ed Barker, Washington
State end.
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Sports in Brief
By the Associated Press
At Washington — Branch Rickey,
General Manager of the Pittsburgh
Pirates told Congress that the farm
system he helped create is the
saviour of baseball.
At New York — Ex-Kentucky
1 players . Alex Groza, Ralph Beard
and Dale Barnstable were free In
$1,000 bail after their arraignment
on charges of taking $500 bribes to
fix a 1949 college game. They will
testify before a grand jury on No
vember 7.
At New York — George Ratter
man will finish out the season with
the Montreal Alouettes, according
to his coach Lew Hayman.
NOTICE—NOTICE
Yacht Club meeting Tuesday 0
p.m. Baranof Iris Room. 46-2t
R.l W. COWLING, Comm.
Opening of the
Annual Membership Drive
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Bowling News
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Mierzejewski’s new season high
.series of 603 in last night’s opener
was insufficient for Don Abel to
come out on the top side of Par
dons' Electric, who took 3 of the 4
points by a small margin. Triangle
Club managed to edge out Henning’s
on each of the 4 points, the second
game by only 8 pins. Triangle
Cleaners split 2-2 with Sicks Rain
iers to hold first place, winning
the last game by nine pins and
losing total pinfall by three sticks.
Standard Aviation moved into
second place by taking four from
former leader Juneau Florists, the
last game by one pin which score
held after several audits.
The "major” bowlers W'ere a little
more entitled to their name after
the contest, nine of the 40 bowlers
racking up better than a 500 series,
and only two men falling below the
400 mark.
"Turkey Beer”: Mierzejewski 3,
Mork, Hagerup, Botelho, Thibodeau,
Parsons, Cope, Baker, Wilber,
Rieiidgap. LaJoie. Snow and Smith
berg, one each. 4-strike drinks:
Mork, Baker and Smithberg. 200
game drinks: Mork, Mierzejewski.
Snow.
A new donation was entered in
the league last night, tendered by
Arctic Bar, high man for each game
of the evening, one drink. 7:00 p.m.
squad: Mork 210. Mierzejewski 211
and 192. 9:00'Trm. squad: Smitli
ber 196 and Snow 208 and 196.
Team Standings Won Lost
Triangle Cleaners 20 f
Standard Aviation 19 9
Juneau Florists 17 11
Parsons’ Electric 17 11
Triangle Clt!u. 13 If
Don Abel 12 1(
Sicks Rainiers 11 17
Henning’s 3 25
Parsons’ Electric
Stewart 176 169 164— 509
Hagerup 197 199 176— 572
Botelho 154 136 160— 450
Thibodeau 136 153 f68— 457
Parsons 147 127 147— 421
Totals 810 784 815—2409
Don Abel
Mork 210 144 158— 512
Abrahamsen 167 131 133— 431
Lindstrom 123 166 183— 472
Mierzejewski 200 211 192— 603
Bloomquist 115 103 143— 361
Totals 815 755 80D—2379
Triangle Club
Blanton 159 159 159— 477
Lincoln 140 140 163— 443
Waddell 134 147 176— 457
Boochever 125 136 161— 422
Scott 151 162 154— 467
Totals 709 744 813—2266
Henning's
Smith 140 130 155— 425
Henning 138 154 170— 462
Shattuck 154 154 154— 462
Daviin 125 142 147— 414
Ripke 122 156 149— 427
Totals 679 736 775—2190
Triangle Cleaners
Cahail 162 155 180— 497
Baxter 112 135 146— 393
Whittier 160 157 141— 458
Wilber 137 161 136— 440
Snow 137 208 196— 541
Totals 708 822 799—2328
Sicks Rainiers
Riendeau 173 173 160— 50(
Hanford 146 146 146— 43f
Nordenson 161 129 162— 451
Berthold 140 129 147— 41(
Smithberg 196 149 175— 52(
Totals 816 . 726 790—2331
DiMaggio and ODoul Welcomed
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Japanese baseball fans, many of thfem waving American flags, y m around the open ear carrying Joe
DiMaggio cf the New York Yankees and Lefty O’Doul, former San Francisco Seal manager, in a parade
down the Ginza, Tokyo’s main street. Left to right, in car: Tsunce Harada (white coat), mernbtr of
the welcoming committee, DiMaggio, Japanese Movie Star Riye Sumi, and O’Doul. W> Wlrcphoto v.a
radio frem Tokyo. , _
To Ask Hearing i
On Grid Injury
Of Negro Star
i DES MOINES. Ia.. Oct. 24—-A1)—
The Drake University athletic coun
cil has unanimously agreed to ask
for an immediate hearing with
Missouri Valley Conference offi
cials over what the council calls
“malicious and intentional attacks"
upon football star Johnny Bright by
Oklahoma A. and M.
The 11-man council, meeting here I
for over three hours last night,
aid in a prepared statement it will
'immediately register a strong pro
test” with officials of the Missouri
Valley Conference.
i The great Negro halfback, the
nation's all-time ground gaining
leader, suffered a broken jaw early
in last Saturday's football game
with Oklahoma A. and M. Bright,
who has been hospitalized here Since
his return from Stillwater, Okla.,
Sunday, is expected to be released
today. Doctors said he might sec
limited duty against Iowa State this
week.
The council said it decided to |
protest the incident “in view of- the j
lack of positive and satisfactoryyac- ;
tion on the part of. the official., of
Oklahoma A. and M.” and after:
viewing "motion pictures of the,
game provided by the Oklahoma j
A. and M., still pictures provided j
by the press, written reports of i
I Drake officials who were present at
i Stillwater, and a report from the
player concerned,"
The statement said th» council
“unanimously agreed that there
were at least three vicious, malicious
and intentional attacks upon the
person of John Bright, which were
gross violations of football rules and
ethics.”
Juneau Florists
LaJoie 151 126 176— 441
Brown ' 152 152 152— 456
Holmquist 146 165 146— 457
Houston 155 145 145— 445
King 180 155 137— 472
Totals 772 743 756—2271
Standard Aviation
Haag 173 144 153— 470
TibbittS 170 143 167- 480
Estes 156 134 146- 436
Baker 167 191 148- 506
Sturrock 190 171 143 504
Totals 856 783 757-2396
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NEW YORK, Oct. 24—iW—Joe
Louis thinks he’ll knock out Rocky
Marciano Friday night at Madison
Square Garden.
■‘He can’t fight,” said Louis after
watching niovir; of the Marciano
Rex Layne fight. Joe didn’t even
stay to see the ending and Mar
ciano’s knockout victory.
The 37 - year - old ex-champion
looked fit and trim as ho breezed
through his final boxing session,
hitting with power.
FROM ANCHORAGE
Lt. Col. and Mrs. A. C. Nauruan
of Anchorage are staying at the
Baranof Hotel. Fre is with the
525th Engineer Aviation Group at
Elmendorf Air Force Base.
Fight Dope
By the Associated Tress
Here are results of two fights
last night:
At Brooklyn (Broadway Arena)—
Paddy Young,* 160, New York, out
pointed Johnny Noel, 160, New York,
10.
• At Los Angeles — Kenny Watkins,
ICO, Los Angeles, outpointed Ray
Louis, 160%, Los Angeles, 6.
ATTENTION REBEKAIIS
Potluck dinner Wednesday Oct.
24 at 6:30 I.O.O.P. Hall, before im
I portant Lodge meeting including
roll call and second nomination of
officers. Plan to attend both. Also
1 don't forget to bring along any
[ white elephant items you may have
lor the bazaar booth. 43-lt
BERNA WEST, Noble Grand.
VISITORS FROM G ESTATE'S
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Fritz of Gus
• tavus are registered at the Bara
nof Hotel.
Halfback Closes
Football Career, •
Eight Touchdowns
SHELBYVILLB, Ind., Oct. 24—1,11
—Halfback Jim Mewborn closed his
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Shr. byville high school in a blaze
of glory last night. He scored 431
points on eight touchdown runs of
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as Shell/.; tile beat Greensbu; ,
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