The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-15
MANY PRIZES
 ARE OFFERED
 DIAMOND MEN
Local Business Houses Do- nate Forty-three Awards
 for League Players

| With a total of 43 prizes offered 1 by local business houses to base ball players, ball tossers in the City League this year will have an opportunity to break even with the shoe leather they wear out running the bases and chasing apples. | This season League members have what is probably the best lineup of awards ever offered here. There are prizes for almost everything While the boys who keep the home plate swept clean are left out in the cold the active participants for the 193O season have plenty of op- portunities. Here they are:
 Most home runs scored, suit of clothes, B. M. Behrends Co.,; sec ond in home runs, $ picture, Alas ka Scenic Views; third in home runs, s5 cash, Juneau Transfer Co.; most three base hits, ham. Alaska Meat Company; second in three base hits, baseball glove, Thomas Hardware; most two-base hits, one sack of Fishers Blend flour, Sani- tary Grocery.
 Win a Camera
 Most runs scored, vest pocket camera, Butler Mauro Drug Co., best batting average, s5 gold piece, Juneau Motors; second best batting average, ham, Frye Bruhn;, most times at bat, s10 cash, First Ma tional Bank; most stolen bases, combination brush set, Juneau Drug Co; catcher making most plitouts. box cigars. Burford's Corner: sec ond baseman making most assists, carton cigarettes, John Pastel. Most putouts by shorstop. case of Hires root beer, Irros CO; most putouts by fielder, box apples, Ba- yard Brothers; most times passed by pitcher, ten gallons of gas Con- nors Motor Co; pitcher making most strike-outs. one case of Alaska Dry, George H. Walmsley second pitcher in strikeouts, prize to the announced later, Nelson Jewelry;; pitcher with best fielding average, box cigars, Juneau Ice Cream Par lors
 First baseman making most put outs, one-half ton Diamond Bri- quets. Pacific Coast Coal Company delivered by Reliable Transfer CO; third baseman making most put outs, hat, J, Saloum; most valuable player, tmust play at least 16 games) pair Florsheim shoes, H. s Graves; player with least strike outs, fish pole, Juneau Young Hard ware Co.,; most errors. Swift bacon Sanitary Meat Co; most sacrifice hits, case of Mission oranges, J. B Caro Co; for umpiring most games pair shoes, George Bros; second in umpiring most games, $5 cash, Mort Truesdell
 Even a Boner Prize
 First home run of season. $5 mer- chandlse, George Bros; first three base hit, shave and haircut, Van Alta; first two-base hit, suit press led, G. Almquist; third best batting leverage, electric appliance, Alaska Electric Light and Power Co; big gest boner of season, bunch of ban anas, Gastineau Grocery; outfield- CT with best fielding average, box apples, Garnick's Grocery.
 Most assists by shortstop, king salmon, Juneau Cold Storage: most putouts by second baseman, box apples. Piggly Wiggly; most as- sists by third baseman, carton cig- arettes, Joe Stocker; catcher mak- ing most assists, $5 picture, Winter and Pond; outfielder making most assists, $. Bob Coughlin.
 Pitcher with lowest number oi runs against him in any five games year subscription to the Empire Empire Printing Co.; first base man with best fielding average, $t !! in dry cleaning, Alaska Laundry; each home run, one chicken dinner on Sunday. Gastineau Cafe; in fielder with best fielding average $ meal ticket. Arcade Cafe; second in stolen bases, pair of Walk Over shoes, c. O. Sabin.,-. .