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The Nome nugget., March 04, 1933, Page FIVE, Image 5
About The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934

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LOCAL NEWS
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COMMERCIALS WIN .
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Big Eagle Hall was crowded last
Wednesday evening by indoor base
ball enthusiasts when the teams
copiposed of the Commercials and
Hammon played off a tie, each
team having won four and lost two
' games during the series between
the fpflr teams. *
A great deal of intense•interest
as well as some personal feeling
entered the games during the
series, which after all probably ac
counts why. the'. American public
fakes so* much interest in. baseball.
Of course after it is all over every
one forgives and forgets wbat
they sftid or did ./fir even thought,
during the heated progress' of the
games, which is a good thing, to
do. ...
At tho beginning or tire series
the Alaskans', a native team, show,
ed themselves. to best advantage;,
the Federal^ also developed.-*-good
t team and the Hammon team was
.-. up and coming, a dangerdats threat
at all times. The' •' Cojn mer^ials’
• . was the weakest team in. the be
ginning of the series, lacking a
Seasoned Catcher for one thing;
while the. balance of the tfiarri
were more or less" aecusfomid to
indoor baseball. Hfiv/e'veT. ‘.it is
safe to say ‘that"'Catcher Ohiuk
* J
Adams is the most important man
that came to the front during the
series. In the beginning, he not
'being familiar with Indoor ball, he
was unable to hold the fast balls
pitched by Harold Dill of the Com
merclals, thus allowing many runs
to come in on passed balls. As
the games progressed eredit js due
him in catching a flue game and
with good pitching and fielding 'by
the balance of the team they were
able to come out of a tough start
to a grand fln'sh, * thereby, captnr
'ing the championship of Nome and
i Nor h western Alaska.
I
"We do not wish to ^belittle the
iplaying of any of the teams; they,
till played good strong ball and
good sportsmanship was displayed
(throughout it he series. The Hain
mon team, with its -two pitchers
'and Snappy catcher.- Art Harris,
who is hard tp beat as an all
Around indoor ball player, ■ was
considered a winner at all times.
.TJe .Native . and the Feder&l
i teams, however,. Instead of Imp'rof
, lag, went the 'opposite and were’
* * . ... • “ * •
..placed off their feet, -fn the- -re
•.nycn.ihg jsnmes, by the faster amt
..jbioV'J _ improved playing of the
C'mrnercial and llnmnion teams,
j A word abput the umpifes—-a
fbudikless job and one of the most
difAdult' positions to play, was ’hon
estly and fearlessly performed by
'Messrs, ■ Charles•• Code, Alfred J.
f,<'men, Norvin Lewis and Ham
■Hagen... all seasoned indoor pla'vers
jo# many years experience,, Their
decisions,. „ were always made- as
•I
iflfoy themselves sow the game
with its many anil several diversi
fied plays, many of them happen
ing so quick with, bases full that
even the players themselves were
in doubt. All in all “'‘the umpires
are to toe Congratulated on the ef
ficient manner in which they con
ducted the games.
May by Innings. .
In the toss up of a coin the |
Mammon team won, thereby select ,
ing to go into the held. Glayinc- j
vich pitcher, Harris catcher.. The
Commercials’ at bat. Dill up, he.
kniScked the ball into tlie gallery J
placing him on second r base. field-|
-c nverg up, safe hit to first. Dill;
crosses home plate. Coiigdon up |
put out on fly. Rudd up, went out
on fly tip. Maynard safe bunt to
tir t base,' bringing home Soiden
verg. Adams up, safe hit to first,
.bringing home ^faynard. viiVler
up. out on first base. Side retired.
Second half first inning:— Dill
and Adams Battery for Commer
cials; Mammon team at bat—Allan
Leo up, out on fly tip. Sathet*
rfmkes safe lilt- to first base. Nor
jiian Rolandp. up, ma'de safe bit to
first base, bringing home gather.
Harris up, out on fly to Rudd who
me do double play on second base.
X out, side, retired. ■
First of second half, Commer
cials qt bat—Merrifield up, out on
■ foul tip. BroclerSoii' mode safe hit
j t rv first, base.- Dill up, made ap
lother two base hit, bringing home
jriroderson, Congdon up. ’ two’ base
;bit, bringing home Dill; Rudd
- ■
NOME KENNEL CLUB
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
PROGRAM of RACES
ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT .. SATURDAY, MARCH 11th
i ' * V, ' . f >
IW>RI)KN CUP RACE “ SUNDAY. MARCH l»tli
KENNEL CLUB KAJINIVAL . c.SATURDAY, APRIL 1st
•J ' * '■ ’
.ALIALASKA CHAMPIONSHIP RACE . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5!h.
• .*• . , i ■ <
. - -.- - - - - ‘ ----—--— ■■ --" --I
JOHN HEGNESS DRIVING FAMOUS ALBERT FINK PRIZE WINNERS —McMIL.LAN IN LEAD
Nome Dog Race Pool
Sponsored By
The Nome Kennel Club
ALL ALASKA CHAMPIONSHIP RACE _
Closes Midnight, Tuesday, April 4th, 1933'
to - *. ; .
___ »p—i . hi' ...I - m'jf ."■« ,
BOBBY BROWN’S RACING TEAM WITH THIRD BEACH DINE DUMPS IN THE BACKGROUND ....
GUESSES $1.00—NOW ON SALE
safe hit to flirst. Maynahl^iip, '■!
base- hif.' bringing home Congdon
and ‘Rudd. Miller up, t'vV> base
hit bringing in Maynard. Merri'fleld
up, makes safe hit to first. Bro
derson up, two base hit 'putting
Menifield on third. Dill up, pitc
her gave him four balls, walked to
fir t. Seideiiverg - up, struck oyt
bases full. Side retired. Q'Leary
sulbstitutCfl- as pitcher in this inn
ing- • . _
Daft .-half second -inning*— Ham
ilton at hat -3*0'Leary up. ^struck
out. Anthony' Rolando short hit
put out on first base. Dick Lee
up," hit put out*on first base." Three
out, side retired.'
First half of third inning— Com
mercials at bat—Congdon up and
‘trikes out. Rudd up, makes safe
hit, to first base, Maynard makes
safe lift li) first and Rudd- is put.
out on'third base. Adams bunts
and' is put oilt on first base. , 3
out. side retired. ■
Second half of Third inning-—
Mammon at ' bat;—Mickirson up,
makes safe hit to first h.ut is put
out at Second Base, Olav.inovich
tip, Dili gitve h im~ T"7vfr baYis walk
in-f himdn--#rst; ^Han-Dee -made
safe hit do first but Glavino'vich is
forced out at second base toy fast
ploy. Sather up, hit safe to first.
Babe Rolando up, made C.yo base
hit., but, Satober put out running
from sN'ortd to third by Rudd. 3
out, side retired.
Firtjt half of Fourth inning—
Commercials at. bat. Miller up, out
On first.. MeVrifield up, hit to the
pitcher put out at first. Broder
son up. struck out, 3 out, side re
■*tiued. j-'
SNronI h-alf of fourth .lining
Hamm m at bat—Harris up. hit.
put out on first. O'Leary .up. safe
bunt to first .Anthony ’Rolando up
safe hit to first, advancing O’Leary
to st cond base where he was put
oit. At this period O'Leary
to the floor and upon .amin lion
i. v |i ■■etor Rex F. Mw.'i' i it - >vj.s
found that ft 3 had '.sustained »
broken stain hone and was remov
ed -o the ..hospital. Captain Rudd
who was playing?* secant! base re
ceived a '‘hpuised kiiee but w: *t t
a Me t finish the gajne. Glavi.no
vich resumed* pitching f*of the
'balm of the '.game. •«:. Rick Lee.up.
made.' tf two ba-ss- Lit. bnnein ;
home rRolando. M'ekloson up
safe h-:'t to firs;, bringing, home '
Lee (llavhiovich w-p, two kbpse hit
Mich";el-son scoring. Allan Lee up,
opt on. pop fly. Carl safe at hopv*
plate -lipforo fly. Side retired.
(l' v’iio\ ioh who'had been taken
fr<-m 'iiV box pit.died .1 .v.bale of
a • gf>»A game fp.r the '.balaib e
the 'innings.. v • .' • ■
Fitsi' iialf of Fifth inning
Com meredada at bat-—Dill up. ami
is w-dked.,-' _S''LluHscFg up. alsb is—
walked Condon i pr tliinl man
•to !,"• vaTUed. RndcV ua.-bases full
and makes- safe^ hit to first but Bfil!
force 1' out jin home Last. Maynard
un. m ■ on fly tip to iiUL.Adamn
nip. o".' n flv to short.. Side retired
,Se half of Fifth inning i
ii. 'n moll at ■ bat yl r ao. ma fn
Lit. i'.r{ *p;ji out on first: Babe Ro
lando up,' Lit t ■> Mayhard to firs
•and out. Harris up. made two base
liii - -Mkhacison up, hit', put out
-to list t>ase. Side retired
Fi.st half of the Sixth Inning -
Commercials at bat—Miller up. he
CC nttnued on Page Pixl
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