The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-29
M00SE-ISLAND
FEUD RENEWAL,
BUCkINC RAIN

Though rain threatens postpone
ment of the clash it las not damp
ened the ardor-of either players
or fans toward the ball fracas set
for tonight between the defending
champion Moose and their chief
insurgents from their rule, the
Douglas Islanders The Islanders
are now one game up on the field
in the second half of the pennant
race, and intend to remain in the
drivers seat long enough to lead
the way into the flag finals.
The Islanders COPIED their last
mix against the Paps after dropping
three IL a row to the Black Sox,
but the Moose took that last loss to
heart and have vowed to put the
Island Firemen back into place
again tonight, at 6:30 o'clock, if it
does not rain.
Team Rosters Listed
Rosters on the three Channel
League teams were today ANNOUNCE
ed by League President William A.
Holzheimer, as they were turned in
to him by the three team managers.
The President announced that only
those players listed by the man
ayers will be recognized as belong
ing to the various squads for the
second half All other players are
declared free agents.
For those players released by the
managers, the Minor League weekly
meetings between the Cardinals and
Cubs will be continued, With one
game listed tomorrow evening at
Firemen's Park. All players not on
want to play ball will get their OPP
portunity in the bush league con-
the three big-league rosters who
tests, and maybe can work their way
into the big league.
However, PreXy Holzheimer de-
clared, if the two minor league
teams are not on the field ready to
/ play ball at $50 o'clock tomorrow
evening, the Channel Baseball As
ISOLATION will Immediately withdraw
! its sponsorship of the minor loop.
The Association is anxious to keep
the minr circuit going, he said,
but the players must show that they
want the league by cooperating
Team rosters, as listed by the man
ayers, include:'
DOUGLAS-Eddie Roller, Short
stop; Mark Jensen, outfielder and
pitcher; Jimmy Manning, pitcher
and third baseman; AL McCay, sec
ond base and first base; Claude Frs
kline, pitcher and outfielder; Red
Gray, catcher, Johnny Niemi, out
fielder; Sammy Nelson, outfielder
and catcher: Roy Schmandt, out
fielder; Walt Andrews, first base
man; Andy Balog, outfielder,
George Stragier, outfielder; Bob
Bonner, second baseman.
/ ELKS-M MacSpadden, first base
man; G. H. MacSpadden, pitcher
and utility; Shavey Koski, pitcher
Nick johnson, pitcher and outfield-
Ter; Bud Foster, third baseman and
pitcher, Kelly Blake, catcher; Frs
in Ha gerup, outfielder; Pete
Schmitz, outfielder; Dick McDon-
aid, outfielder, Harold Hansen, out
fielder; Ralph Moreau, outfielder
Jim Orme, shortstop; Bob Duck
worth, second baseman; Frank
Good, catcher; Joe Whiting, util-
ity
MOOSE-Fritz Schmitz, second
baseman; Jack Schmitz, shortstor
and outfielder; Joe Werner, third
baseman; Bib Kimball. pitcher; Joe
Snow, first baseman; Matt Carton
coach and utility; Tex Hawkins
catcher; Hiding Haglund, outfield-
err; Stan Grummett, outfielder
Tom Martin, outfielder; Cecil Gray
shortstop; Grin Addleman, catcher
Johnny Smith, pitcher; Clancy
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