davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Pohrby.

- 23. cervence zemTela kra-
|janka pl. Marie Kaspar (rozena
Kleckova), 1919 E. Madison st.
We start At rokG. Narodila Sc
" Ceskoslovensku a pTijela do
Ameriky pred % roxy. Zane
chala zde zarmouceneho man
zela p. Jana Kaspara a dltky
p1. Libusi Voelker a p. Jeroma
KaSpara.
PohTeb zesnule konal Sc We
stTedu, &c. cervence re Schi-
munkova PohT. Domu ma Ces-
ky Narodni HTbitov "a asisten-
&c vlp. Salomona.
Pro svoji skromnou a nena-
rocnou povahu byla p1. Kaspa-
|rova We SVEN sousedstvl velice
oblibena. Eel, re zakefna ne
moe j pfivedla neocekavan6
do hrobu.
Predsedovi Sdruzenf Cesko-
slovenskych SpolkG p. Janu
KaSparovi a rodine vyslovujeme
mad tezkou ztratou nasi upfim-
nou soustraSt.
rs. cervence zemrela pi
Mary E. Staab, manzelka p.
Henry Staab, 2513 E. Biddle
St. We start So let. Narodila sc
v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal sc %. cervence
rano re SchimGnkova Pohr.
Domu do kostela sv. Kateriny
a odtud ma HTbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele "a assistance Rev. J.. l.
Weidenhana, synovce zemfele
- 26. cervence zemTel pan
John Schwindell, 9O5 N. Castle
list. We start So let. Narodil sc
v Baltimore. Zanechal zde tru.
chl1ci manzelku Mary Schwin'
dell, syna a dceru.
PohTeb Dude sc konati 81
cervence re Cvachova Pohf. Do.
mu, 900 N. Chester st. do st
Andrews kostela a odtud ne
HTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
DOPIS.

Ctenf pfatel6!
Jiz tuto nedeli, 80. cervnece
poTada Prvnf Cesky Dem. Klub
7. wardy, 838 N. Chester st.
"VYROCNf PICNIC" ma PEEK
mem vyletnim m1ste p. Jeroma
Cvacha ma Furnace Branch
Creek. Jest to celodennf vylet
a vybor Sc postaral, ably bylo
vSecko pripraveno. Nase chval-
ne zname kuchaTky Sc pficin1
ably bylo vSe dobre tax ably 81
kazdy pochutnal. Budou miti
hov6zf a dobre parky, rakovou
pol6vku, kaffcko a kolacky.
Take dobfe vychlazene pivlcko
a sodovky.
Zveme vsecky nase pfatel6 a
znam6 ably priSli a S Mani Sc ma
zdravem vzduchu pobavili!
CtenaTe pax upozornujeme
ma naSi oznamku ma zadn1 stra-
ne TELEGRAPH"
Kazd6ho uctiv6 I'VE Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
KOREJSTf KOMUNISTE
NTUSTALE 0

Pc ustupu americkych voJsk
z Taejonu nova bojovna LIME
americkych a jihokorejskych
sill opira Sc o horske svahy ma
jih a ma jihovychod Cd Taejo-
nu a odtud ma vychod k pflsta-
WI Yondok, ktery byl dobyt
zpet rudymi. Ma zapade ko-
munisticke hloucky dosahly il
hozapadniho c1pu Koreje, KITE
ratio oblast jest hajena pouze
jihokorejskou policii.
Spojenecka vzdusna sila pod
nika neustale tezke 1toky ma
severokorejske komunikace,
prfstavy, tanky, vozove kolony
a zasahuje tezke rany nepfite-
Ii. Nyni jsou take podnikany
nocn1 nalety.
DIE o%prdbehu bojd Sc valka
ma Korei znacne protahne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Norsky kral hodla abdikovat
V roce 1852.

Londyn. = Norsky kral Haa-
kon VII. hodla Sc vzdat tr1nu
We prospech sveho 47-leteho sy-
ma prince Olafa jakmile dosah-
ne veku 80 rokG, coz Dude v r,
1862.
Ma krale Haakona, dnes 7e
leteho, v posledn1 dobe uz do
LEILA tezky vek. Bylo to MOI.
no pozorevat, kdyz zahajoval
nedavno v Oslo skolskou VISTA
WI, kdy norstf obcane mohli po-
zorovat, jak Sc tezce oplra {
hill a jak cely jeho zevnejsek
projevuje slabost start.
Kral Haakon je synem Bedfi.
cha VIII. krale danskeho a ma.
stoupil ma run r. 1905, kdy SC
Norsko stale samostatnym sta
tenn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Hudebni program
" Patterson Parku.

Program V nedeli, 80. GER
vence:
Baltimore, Our Baltimore
National Defense March
Oberon Overture
Love Here Is My Heart
Community Singing
Morning
In The Hall of The
Mountain King
Turkish March &
Finale of Symphony No. 5
Song of Norway
Romance
Community Singing
Fleurette
Love Death Music.
from Tristan & Isolde
America March
The Star Spangled Banner
Dirigen p. VIM. Sebastian Hart.
Zacatek We 3 hodiny odpol.
Program We stfedu, 2. srpna:
Baltimore, Our BaltlmOre
u. S. Army March
Coriolonus Overture
The Bells Of ST. Mary's
Malaguena
Community Singing
On The Trail =
from The Grand Canyon Suite
King Cotton March . e
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Zigeuner
Community Singing
The Sleeping Beauty Waltz
Them Bases = March
The Star Spangled Banner
Koncert rfd1 p. C. Eyth.
ZacAtek 8 hodin vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Sokolska Hlidka.
VyroCni Pouf ma Curtis Bay.

Jake kazdym rokem tax i le-
tos T. j. Sokol Curtis Bay Dude
poTadati svoji Vyrocni Pout jiz
tuto nedeli, 80. cervecne v So
kolovne a ma pozemku 1927
Cherry st. Tato curtisbayska
pout ma jiz svoji dobrou povest
a kdo tam pGjde Dude Sc miti
vytecne a velmi dobre Sc poba-
vi. Bude tam hojnost "pouto-
vych j1del' a morskych lahu-
dek a T1zny lezacek a k tomu
vsemu Dude vyhravati nase
chvalne znama banda br. Jana
Svitaka. Zacatek cd IL hodin
poledne. Pout Sc kona "a kaz-
deho pocas1. Dosti mist ma par
kovan1 aut.
% pouti, o pouti,
nikdo Sc nermoutf -"
a proto Sokolove, Sokolice a
pratele Sokolstva tuto nedeli
vzh1ru ma Sokolskou Pout do
Curtis Bay! Ma zdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28

Poole zmocnenf daneho ia
jemnikovi narodnf obrany John
sonovi by mohlo byt povolano
do chime sluzby ma $4,000 mu-
z1 narodnf gardy. Budou asi
povolany mensf jednotky tax,
ably molly byt vyzvy rozloze-
ny stejnomerne pc cele zemi.
President Truman varoval
.cely svobodny svet, re must po-
citat s dalsi komunistickou L.
tocnostf a soucasne poukazal
ma projevenou odhodlanost Spo-
jenych narodG, re move dtocne
einy Sc setkajf s odporem pra-
We tax. jake prepaid JIM Ko-
rel.
Pan Truman uvedl dale, re
jedine Rusko nese zodpoved-
most "a chladnokrevny a nevy-
provokovany prepaid JIM Ko-
rel, Vyvratil soucasne O jed
nou vice live tvrzen1, re to by
la JIM Korea, ktera n~epratel-
stv1 zahajila. P%ripomenul, re
ma Rusko "a sebou n6kolika
malo SATELLITE, avsak 40 svobod-
nych narodG dalo v ramci sve
svetove organisace ma vedoml,
re odm1taj1 rudou 1tocnost a
ztotoznuj1 Sc S opatTen1m, KITE
|ra byla ku zastaven1 1tocn1kG
provedena.
V provokativn1m 1toku ma
iiznl Koreu nutno spatTit ohro-
zenl samostatnosti vsech svo-
bodnych narodG a 1tok ter
predstavuje soucasne pohrdan+
autoritou Spojenych narod1
Kdyby Sc Spojene narody neu.
mely vyporadati s touto hroz.
bou, tax by musely. soucasn6
ztratit existencn1 opravneni 9
chaos v celem svete by byl ne
|vyhnutelnym nasledkem.
Hnev zachvatil cely svet
kdyz komunisti sv1j 1tok ne
Korei zahajili, avsak nastal pc.
cit 1levy, kdyz bylo patrno, ze
svobodny svet Sc hodla S komu.
nistickou dtocnost1 patricne Wy
poTadati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Pres 400 madarskych jeptisek
do koncentraku.

Widen. - V Madarsku bylo
poslano pres 400 jeptisek do
pracovnfch koncentracn1ch ia
bord. V poslednfch tydnech
byl zahajen v Madarsku, po-
dobne jake pred tim v Cesko-
slovensku, ostry postup prot
katolickym klasterGm. Jeptis-
XIV i klastern1 bratT1 byli obvi-
neni, re Sc spojuji S reakciona-
ri a re jejich klastery Sc staly
hnfzdem spionaze We prospech
zapadnich mocnostL
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Narodni garda povolana.

Washington, D. c. = Prvnl
oddly narodnf gardy a organi-
sovanych brannych zaloh byly
povolany do sluzby, kdyz Via
da chysta nabor celkem 60O,-
900 az 700, 900 muzG.
Povolavac1 vyzvy byly vysla-
ny kratce pc tom, co obema ko-
morami kongresu byl schvalen
zakon, kterymz byly zruseny
dosud platne hranice pro pocet-
nj stav brannych sill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
DOPIS.

Ct6na redakce!
Zde zasilam $500 co pred
platne ma "Telegraf".
S pozdravem ma vsecky pTa-
tele, zname, Katolicke Sokoly
a ctenaTe TELEGRAPH"
Vaclav Chyba,
Long Prairie, Mimi.
D6kujeme Ia pozdravy a pc
nfze a pTejeme i Yam vse nej-
lepsi. Redakce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
DOPIS.

Fallston, "a. cervence, 1850.
".Telegraf"
Prilozene zas1lam predplat-
ne ma "Telegraf". Dekuji "a
spravn6 jeho zas1lan1.
Srdecne Vas vsechny zdravi
Karel Hrubes, Sr.
P. O. Fallston, Md.
D6kujeme "a zaslan1 pred
platn6ho a pTejeme hodne
zdravicka. Redakce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStni Zprdvy.
Pozdravy z cesty.

Jsem ma ceste do Kalifornie
a Mexika. Jede Sc mnou mole
dcera a vnucka. Vyjely jsme
80. cervna a budeme ma ceste
pres 5 tydnG. Zastavily jsme
sc 3 dny v Yellowstone Parku
a t6z jsme navSt1vily vystavu V
Chicagu.
Ma ShledanOu
Barbara Mannion.
Diky "a vzpom1nku. Redakce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Kanada mobilisuje zalohy.
Rozkaz ministra obrany.

Ottawa, Kanada. = Kanad-
sky ministr narodn1 obrany
-Claxton povolal do zbrane Gle
nv aktivnich a zaloznich jed
notek kanadskych brannych sill.
V rozkazu odGvodnil toto opa-
trent tim. re Kanada pfipseje
k tomu, ably bylo zabraneno val
ce. bude-li takto pTipravena pro
vsechny moznosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Henry Wallace Sc prestal libit
komunistEGm.

HAcAAfy WdlIaCe Sc preStal lIbIt
komunistGGm.
New York. - Neni tomu dav-
no, co jeste Rude pravo" a je-
no novinarstl sateliste psali ne
smlrne uctive o byvalem vice
presidentu Spjenych Statd a
predsedovi americke pokroko-
We strany, Henry Wallaceovi.
Ones vsak w m6zeme bezpec-
ne prohlasit, re Sc uz o mem nj
dy nikdo v "Rudem pravu" AMI
" jinych komunistickych novi-
mach pochvaly nedocte. Ones
uz je POOLE komunistickeho It's
ku stejny pfisluhovac Wall
Streetu a valecny stvac jake
vsichni ii druzf, O kterych to
denne V Ceskoslovensku "Ru-
de pravo' opakuje.
Zacal S tim vedoucf komu-
nisticky casopis the DAILY
Worker, ktery, jak Sc domni-
va, ma spravny MAJOR ma vsech-
no, co Sc V Americe dele a co
Amerika della. Rude pravo"
i ostatn1 komunisticky tisk lfcf
obvykle vse tax, jakoby DAILY
Worker byl nejakym vedou-
elm casopisem cele Ameriky a
nikdy dosud svym ctenarG1m ne
%prozradili, re je to casopis tax
vzacny, re byste jej marne hle-
dali ma kteremkoli novinar-
skem stanku v celem New Yor-
ku a re jeho naklad je u srov-
mani S ostatn1mi americkymi
novinami tax Milky, re jej jen
pomerne mala hrstka lidi v cele
Americe vGbec kdy videla.
Tax tedy tento Daily Work
err zacal a prohlasil pTesn6 po-
die obvykle sablony, re Henry
Wallace Sc pTipojil k zlocincdm
z Wall Streetu a k valecnym
stvac1m We Washingtone! Az
dosud DAILY Worker, stejne
jake vsechen ostatnf komunis-
ticky tisk ma svete, 4eetne "Ru-
deho prava'', stall stoprocentne
"a Henry Wallacem. Kdyz v
roce 1913 Henry Wallace o.
pustil demokratickou stranu a
zalozil svou vlastni pokroko-
YOU stranu, sovetsky fisk a roz-
HAS = a stejne tax "Rude pra-
vo" = no v~yhlaSovaly "a nej-
znamenitejsfho statnika V cele
Americe. Byl prohlasovan "a
muze, ktery pry ztelesnuje po-
zadavky milionG prostych oby-
vatel Spojenych StatG.
Zmenene stanovisko, ktere
prave v techto dnech nahle "a
ujal komunisticky fisk v6ci
Henry Wallace az do nedavna
prohlasoval, re pine duveruje
ujisfovan1 SovetG, re 81 pref
opravdove mir a kritizoval Spo-
jene Staty "a jejich domnele
chyby v zahranicnl politice.
Nynf vsak, komunisti Severni
Koreje zahaJili svGj nevypro-
vokovany 1tok, Henry Wallace
docela otevrene sve stanovisko
zmenil. Prave pred nekolika
dny vydal formaln1 prohlasenf,
V nemz uvad1, re Poole jeho
presvedcen1 Sovetsky svaz byl
s to zabramt 1toku severoko-
rejskych 1tocnfkd a re by take
ieste nyni byl s to ucinit konec
bojGm, kdyby pouzil sveho vii
WI, jehoz poz1va u tech, ktefi
rfdf 1tok. Henry Wallace v
dalS1m vyzval vsechny Waste
necke Americany, ably podpo-
rovali Spojen6 narody v jejich
snaze, ably byl nejen ucinen ko-
nee boj6m v Koreji, nybrz ably
byly vGbec ~vyfeseny vsechny
spory v ASH. To ovsem posta-
clio k tomu, ably Sc v oc1ch ko-
munistd Henry Wallace STA
razem z vychvalovaneho anne
rickeho vlastence nenavidenyn
nastrojem Wall Streetu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Asi million ItalH Dude preside
no ma Sarkinii.

Rim. - Poole planu itaIske
vlady Dude pfesldleno ma ostrov
Sardinii behem peti let asi mill
on ItalG, kteTl by Sc byli jinak
prestehovali do italskych kolo-
nil. Sardinie ma jen neco pres
million obyvatelstva a mef1 g.
400 ctverecnych mil, Gill temef
steine tolik jake Sicilie, kde Il
je pres A miliony obyvatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Pstina rumunskych komunistG
zbavena clenstvi We strane.

Londyn. - Asi 10000 clenu
komunisticke strany Rumun-
sku bylo re strany vylouceno,
coz predstavuje celou petinu
poctu clenstva. Tato zprava
byla vydana rumunskou 1Tedn1
tiskOvou kancelaf1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
III. L. Stimson utrpsl zlomeninu
nohV.

New York. = Byvaly tajem-
mix valky Henry L. Stimson, 80
Lefty byl hodinu v narkose, kdyz
mu lekari narovnali nohu, KITE
rou 81 zlomil padem Sc schodou.
Stimson1v stav je udavan "a
dobry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28
Dary ma Ceskou Skolu.

K uct6ni pamatky zemrele
pi. Marie KaSparov6 darovali
ma Ceskou Skolu:
DR.. VIM. a pf. Rysanek,S r. $500
%. a ri. Anton Rvs 500
p. a pf. Lad'a Franc1k 500
p. a pf. Frank Zaoralek 500
D. Eman Kliment 500
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-07-28

Ma poll vojenskem dojde v
prlsti dobe Ike stupnovan1 odvo-
d1 a je doporucovano, ably by
la zvysena hranice pro povln-
nou vojenskou sluzbu z dosa-
vadn1ch Is let ma 81 let. Kolik
brancG v pT1sti dobe Dude po-
volano pan Truman We SVEN
pOselstvl neuvad1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-17
RIFLE, PISTOL CLUB
 TO START OUTDOOR
 SHOOTING THURSDAY

The Juneau Rifle and Pistol Club will start it's outdoor shooting prog ram, which will be conducted throughout the summer at the Rifle Range, Thursday night, May 18. All members are requested to be present at this initial outdoor meeting so that plans for the sum- mer may be discussed and formu- lated. A special invitation is ex- tended by the club to all residents of the Juneau and Douglas area especially those interested in learn ing to shoot or who are desirous of perfecting the skill which they have already acquired in the shooting program. =
 It is hoped by the officers of the club that Juneau will be able to have two or three first rate rifle teams who will be able to challenge the various rifle teams throughout the Territory and to furnish compe- tition for visiting Armed Service Teams.
 Regular shoots will be held on Thursday evenings of each week be- tween the hours of 6 pm. and dark ness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-17
LEADERS IN B. B.

Here are the leaders in major baseball leagues through games of 
 National League
 Batting - Musial, St. Louis, 455; Pafko, Chicago, 1882.
 Runs Batted In = Ennis, Phila- delphia, 26; Jones. Philadelphia, 23 Home Runs = Gordon, Boston, &; Kiner, Pittsburgh and Jones, Phila- delphia, '.
 Pitching = Rush, Chicago, 40, 1000; Werle. Pittsburgh. 80, 1000.
 American League Batting = Dolby, Cleveland, .414; Dropo, Boston. .370.
 Runs Batted In Williams, Bos- ton, 32; Stephens, Boston, 3l. Home Runs Williams, Boston, II; Rosen, Cleveland, 8.
 Pitching Parnell, Boston, Al, 800.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-17
ARCET5INGERS GIVEN GREAT WELCOME ON
 ARRIVAL IN JUNEAU

The five arriving members of the John A-getsinger family were given rousing welcome on their dis embarkation from the Baranof, and a special welcome gesture also was made by staff members of the Gen eral Services Administration. Ar getsinger is district G. s. A. en- ginecr for Alaska, directing the Community Facilities Service.
 Coming from St. Paul, Minn., to make their home here were Mrs. Argetsinger and the four children: Peter, aged IS; David, 10; Marianne, 6, and Donald, 4.
 Argetsinger has been in Juneau since November, when the G. s. A. was established in Alaska with headquarters here. He purchased the spacious former home of pr. George Dale, on Ninth Street, and has been living there since late February.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-17
CG NINE I5 HELD TO
 } TO } TIE BY 1949
 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

The Coast Guard baseball team, a bright spot on the preseason dope sheets, was held to 3 to 3 tie in a five-inning practice game last night with the Elks nine, 1949 league champions.
 The Elks took an early lead after Joe Snow Slugged a double in the first inning. They made their total as a result of a Coast Guard error in the second inning, when an over throw to Ernie Arnold, the Coasters first-bagger. helped two runners over home plate.
 The Coast Guard pitcher, Don Wilber. pitched the five innings for the seagoing sluggers, flaming l2 Elks.
 Al Doris, leadoff hitter for the Coasters, tied up the score in the third inning with homer over the center field fence and into Gold Creek. He chased two men home.
 Doris also doubled in the prac- tice tilt to bring his preseason total for two practice games to three hits two doubles and home run.
 Gene Shepherd. manager of the Moose ball club. put the field into good shape for the game by drag ging it with the aid of his Alaskan Cab.
 Baseball players said the stands were not open for the game, and five-year-old boy, standing on the sidelines near first base, sui fered a gash near his eye when struck by foul ball.
 A practice game tomorrow eve- ming will pit the Moose ball club against the Coast Guard team. The Moose suffered defeat at the hands of the Coasters in prac- tice tussle Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-17
TERR. 5p0RTSMEN, INC.
 PLANS POSTING OF
 FISHING REGULATIONS

Art Skinner received applause last night at meeting of the Ter ritorial Sportsmen, Inc, when he made plea to resume the practice of posting game and sports fish regulations in canneries. He offered to pay the cost of printing himself to overcome the objection ot mo funds" Skinner pointed out that many cannery workers in Alaska for the summer are unaware ot sports fish limits and have in the past caught large numbers and wasted them.
 Dean Williams reported the re- suits of his investigations regarding planting of black cock in this area.
 In connection with a plan by the sportsmen to stock grayling in this area, Bud Elkins of FWS reported that his agency had no money tor fresh water game fish work and George Richer, FWS biologist, told of studies necessary for fish plant ing. It was brought out that 1t would be necessary to get permis- sion from both the Forest Service and FWS before any planting could be done.
 A formal request for a city-owned hiildiou o,, CoJt,,Cp Craek will hn made to the city council at the Friday meeting. This is to be used for gun club.
 Slides of wild life and fishing were shown through the courtesy of Rod Darnell, Doc Williams and Patricia Baxter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-17
COMMUNICATION

EDITOR, EMPIRE: I wonder what is the matter with our local Firemen-have they lost all interest in local baseball?
 AS I believe everybody knows, in years gone by baseball was well on it's way by this time. Are we going to have baseball league this year or not?
 What seems to be the trouble? l believe if the Local Bremen were really interested the baseball season could be well on it's way. I also be- lieve there is not better chance of giving our local youngsters a chance to have a little clean and wholesome recreation than to have a local baseball league. So lets get going.
 know you will have three teams to enter, and I hear rumors of a fourth.
 (Signed) John G. Erbland,
 Mgr. Coast Guard Ballteam
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-17
FIGHT DOPE

Three knockouts took place in fistic circles last night as follows:
 At Buffalo, NY. - Rocky Gra- ziano, 159, New York, knocked out Henry Brimm, 157A, Buffalo, 4.
 At Seattle = Harry Kid" Mat thews, 172, knocked out Reuben Jones, 174, New York, g.
 At Portland, Ore. Don Rogers, 135, Portland, stopped Frisco Bara- cao. 134, Portland, 4.
 At Los Angeles Art Aragon, 13712, of Los Angeles, knocked out Tommy Campbell, 14O, Rock Island, H., 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-17
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HAMMERS
 AREUp5ET
 IN NINTH
(By the Associated Press)

For downright explosiveness, the old-fashioned home run with the bases loaded is hard to beat.
 Oakland and Los Angeles proved that in the Coast League last night, with Oak Roy Zimmerman and Angel John Lucadello dynamiting Hollywood and San Francisco, re- spectively.
 Zimmerman's big blast came With one out in the last half of the 1lth to give the Oaks 12 to 8 triumph. Lucadello, hitting his first round- tripper of the year. picked the two away, last-of-the-ninth spot for his dramatics and an 8-4 Los Angeles win.
 Hollywood's loss dropped the Stars two full games behind pace-making San Diego, which bested Portland, 7-3, on lefty Roy Welmaker's sev- enth victory. Rounding out the eve- ning's activity, Sacramento began its defense of seventh place With a 6-5 win over Seattle.
 In the Oakland Hollywood Donny- brook, the props were set up for MT. Zimmerman as follows: Artie Wilson singled and advanced on an out. George Metkovich was walked unpurposely. Zimmerman clobbered unpuposely. Zimmerman clobbered Gordy Maltzberger's first pitch high into the right field stands. He had hit another homer earlier off Ben Wade, as had Metkovich.
 Chuck Stevens singled and hom- cred for the Stars to run his hit string to 10 straight (the league record is 12) before flying out.
 Rookie Richie Myers, making his 1850 bow, drove home Sacramento's winning run with single in the ninth to upset Seattle. Orv Grove went all the way for the win, despite being harassed by three errors by his mates.
 Meanwhile, sentimental Sacra- mento fans mourned the release ot little Tony Freitas, 42-year-old pitcher and hero of happier Solon days. Winner of 228 Coast League games, but none this season, Freitas drew his pink slip yesterday. He started with Sacramento in 1929,
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score in his last outing. Walker Cooper drove in the first run off Murry Dickson and Bob Elliott clinched it in the eighth With a two-run homer.
 Homers by Wayne Terwilliger and Andy Pafko, each with man on in the third inning. gave the Cubs a 4-3 triumph over the New York Giants.
 Lorry Dolby drove in six runs with grand slam homer, a triple and a single to lead the Indians to their one-sided victory over the As.
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PICTORIAL NUMBER. ALASKA SPORTSMAN,
 BEING DISTRIBUTED

Featuring stories and pictures of Alaska and Alaskans and striking cover in full color taken from a Kodachrome of Dall mountain sheep, the 1850 annual June pie torial number of the Alaska Sports man is now on newsstands through out Alaska.
 In addition to six pages of cur rent news items and pictures about the Territory and the doings of it's inhabitants in the From Ketchi- kan to Barrow" department, there are four unusual and interesting stories by Alaska authors.
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B.B. SEARS

Stars of Tuesday games in the majors are:
 Batting - Larry Dolby, Indians batted in six runs with a grand slam homer, triple and single to lead the Tribe to a 15-4 triumph over the Athletics.
 Pitching-Robin Roberts, Phillies allowed only two hits in pitching the Phillies to a 10 triumph over Ewell Blackwell and the Cincin- nati Reds.