The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-15
B. B. PLAYERS
 GIVEN DINNER
 BY FIRE DEPT,
Annual Awards, After 1885 Season, Presented to
 Diamond Stars

With the new Douglas Bridge open for traffic, there should be four teams in the Juneau Baseball League next year, according to Judge w. A. Holzheimar, President of the League, and Master of Ceremonies at the Baseball Dinner sponsored by the Juneau Fire Department, which was held at the Moose Hall last night.
 A fine dinner, including plenty of beer, was prepared and served by the Baseball Dinner Committee Dolly Gray, chairman, assisted by Frank Metcalf, Roy Thomas and Henry Olive.
 Many speakers were introduced by Judge Holzheimer, including Ted Adams, who played during the lat ter part of the season with the Elks team after an apprenticeship with the Cardinals: Umpire C.. w. Nos trand, Frank Foster, A. T. Koski, manager of the Elks team, Bob Boyd of the Legion team, Bill Smith and Stan Grummett of the Moose team; Frank Metcalf, and Frank Heinke, Vice President of the League.
 Following is list of prizes for the 1885 season and the names of the winners:
 Most home runs, suit of clothes given by the B. M. Behrends Com pany, Inc, was won by Stan Grum- nett
 Second in home runs, fielder's glove, given by Thomas Hardware Company, won by Wilson Foster.
 Third in home runs, shaving set, given by Kann's store, won by Bob Boyd.
 (Boyd, Grummett and Foster were tied for first, second and third in home runs, the awards being de- cided by matching coins)
 Most hits, sack of spuds, Home Grocery, won by Boyd.
 Least errors, infield, $50 album, Ordway Photo Shop, won by J. Manning. Least errors, outIicil, brush set, Smith Drug Store, won by Koshak.
 Most three base hits, l sack of spuds, United Food Company, won by Boyd.
 Most two-base hits, shirt and l tie, Sabin's, won by Johnny Ko- shak.
 Second in two-base hits, Schaef- fer Pencil, Butler Mauro Company won by Joe Snow.
 Most runs scored, sack flour, Sanitary Grocery. won by Koshak. Second best batting average, 1 dress shirt, O. J. Anderson, won by Irwin Hagerup.
 Third best batting average, l ham, Frye Bruhn, won by Koshak. Most stolen bases, pair shoes, H. s. Graves. won by Rabbit Ellins- burg.
 Second in stolen bases, side bacon, California Grocery, won by Eddie Roller.
 Catcher making most putouts, 1 box apples, Piggly Wiggly, won by Boyd.
 Second baseman with best field ing average in 12 games, carton cigarettes, John Pastl, won by Fred Schmitz.
 Shortstop with best fielding av- craze in 12 games, solid gold stick pin, Bloedhorn's Jewelry Store, won by J. Manning.
 Third baseman with best field ing average in 12 games, car- ton of cigarettes, Triangle Inn, won by Foster.
 First baseman with best fielding average in 12 games. case beer, Alaska Rheinlander Distributors won by w. Andrews.
 Pitcher with best fielding aver age in l2 games, framed picture, Winter & Pond, won by w. Me- Allister
 Most putouts by outfielder, radium silk shirt, George Brothers, won by R. Jernberg.
 Most total bases, necktie, Bon Marche, won by Boyd.
 Second pitcher making most strilseouts, picture, Elite Studio, won by D. Turner.
 Pitcher m king most putouts, electric lamp, A. E. L. & P. Go, won by Claude Erskine.
 Most valuable player, 1 carton cigarettes, Arctic. Won by Judge w. A. Holzheimer.
 Player with least strikeouts, 1 pair baseball shoes. Juneau Young O., won by Koshak
 Most errors. l shave and hair- cut, Brownies shop, won by Ellins- burg.
 Most sacrifices, l box glazed fruit,