The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-09

ting average.
 One bath is offered by the Silver Fox Barber Shop for each home run. Eaters winning and the number of baths for each are: Joe Snow 4; Joe McNamee 4; Claude Erskine 8; Mark Jensen 2; Earl Forsythe, Bud Foster, Bob Kimball, Otto McVey, Jimmy Manning, each one bath.
 Jimmy Manning wins one shaving set offered by Hollmann's Pharma- cy for third baseman making most putoutS.
 Joe McNamee wins one sack of potatoes offered by United Food { Company for batter making most three-base hits.
 Joe Snow wins one shirt and tie offered by Sabin's for batter mak ing the most two-base hits. Earl Forsythe wins one black pencil offered by the Butler -Mauro Drug Company for batter making the second most two-base hits.
 Joe Snow wins a 49-pound sack of flour offered by Piggly Wiggly for player scoring the most runs.
 Earl Forsythe wins one dress shirt offered by O. J. Anderson for the batter making the second best batting average Molly MacSpadden wins one pair of Freeman Shoes offered by H. s Graves for the player credited with the most stolen bases.
 Earl Forsythe wins one bacon of fered by the California Grocery for the player credited with the second most stolen bases.
 Eddie Lawson wins one carton of smokes offered by John Pastl's New York Tavern for the second base man with the best fielding average in twelve games.
 Earl Forsythe wins one solid gold stickpin offered by Paul Bloedhorr for the shortstop with the best field ing average in twelve games
 Jimmy Manning wins one carton of smokes offered by the Triangle Inn for the third baseman with the best fielding average in twelve games.
 Joe Snow wins clean and press fol one suit offered by the Alaska Laun- i dry for the first baseman with the best fielding average in twelve games.
 Bob Kimball wins one framed pie ture offered by Winter & Pond for the regular pitcher with the best fielding average.
 Johnny Niemi wins one quart of Vancouver Club Canadian Whiskey offered by George Bros. Liquor Store for the outfielder making the most putouts.
 Tom Martin wins one picture of- fered by the Elite Studio for the outfielder making the second most putouts.
 Joe Snow wins one case of Col den Glow Ale offered by B. F. Kane for the batter driving in the most runs. (To be picked up at the Tri- angle Imp
 | Bob Kimball wins one gallon of wine from the Alaskan Cut Rate Liquor Store for the best fielding average.
 Claude Erskine wins one pair of Num- Bush Shoes offered by Fred Henning for the regular pitcher with the best earned-runs average.
 Johnny Smith wins one box ot mems handkerchiefs from the Bor Marche for the pitcher winning the most games.
 Joe McNamee or Jack Schmitz wins one EverSharp Pencil offered by Harry Race, Druggist, for the batter most often hit by pitched balls. (Winner to be decided by flir of coin)
 Johnny Smith wins one beer sci offered by the Juneau Drug Store for the regular pitcher giving the 1 fewest walks.
 Joe Snow or Joe McNamee wins one new suit of clothes offered by B. M. Behrends Company for the batter hitting the most home runs (Winner to be decided by flip of coin)
 Joe Snow or Joe McNamee win one fielder's glove offered by the Thomas Hardware Company for the batter hitting the second most home runs. (They are to flip coin for prize)
 Claude Erskine wins one shaving set offered by Kann's for the batter hitting the third most home runs The Arctic Beer Parlor offers one carton of smokes for the most valu- able player. (Jim Orme won by vote of players.)
 The Brunswick Recreation Par lors offers one case of beer for the most popular player. Johnny Smith won by vote of players0
 The Alaska Meat Company offers one picnic ham for the biggest craE in the league. (Joe Snow won oy vote of players)
 The Charles w. Garter Mortuary offers one free burial for the most popular umpire. Red Shaw won by