Evening star., 1958-07-15
!, WIN, LOSE OR
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Lii AIbie Solvoges Something

A. THE MANNER IN WHICH little Albie Pearson is
swinging that bat and getting base and roaming the
putfield makes him the exception-or of the few
exceptions-in the of the Washington Baseball Club
VS.. the Boston Red Sox.
For guy whose relationship is so close to Cal Griffith
and General Manager Joe Cronin of the Red Sox is
married to Calls sister Cronn has soughed off lot
Of bad ball players in trades with Washington Neither
space nor time will permit listing but it's understandable
# other cubownes wonder why Cal apparently prefers
10 deal with Cronin
"He gets anything from the Red sox," Harry
Craft saying earlier this season. when (the
Kansas City Athetics had Billy Martin the block last
winter the Senators could have had him. All it needed
was little sweetening of the ante Not much just
little"
NOW CRAFTS BOSS President Arnold Johnson of
the AS reveals that he deals pretty exclusively with the
Yankees because Griffith among others won't talk trade
with him in serious vein.
There are only three men in the American League
who will traden Johnson says in The Sporting News.
+There is George Weiss first and foremost Then there
Frank Lane Cleveland) and Johnny Mcae Detroit
And, of course me-"
When he gained control of the AS Johnson
accused of being pro-Yankee This resulted from
couple of reasons including real estate transactions But
you don't hear much of johnson helping the Yankees
any more and the way the puts it sounds logical
will trade with the Yankees again and again
II can continue to make the kind of deals we have
completed with them" To continue 1.-THE Giants and
bur team the two most improved ball clubs over last
SSAAoA
again"
NOW THAT ALASKA is about to become the 4sth
Star in the flag may be appropriate time to deVe
into such matters Eskimo cooking Mike Palm, who was
Something of in football quarterback for Penn
State and the New York Giants, before he opened his
restaurant hard by Capitol Hi had just come by the
sEskmo Cook Book prepared by students OF Shshmaret
Day School, Shishmaref, Alaska
Probably vi Faulkner The Rambler, or even Charlie
Coven, would make more of it, but and this tor OUT
Roorsmen only here in a nutshell is what some OF the
Eskimo youngsters suggest by way OF feeding the inner
man
Frozen Founders-After the founders caught let
Them freeze Eat as much you want of 1t. Marion
Oanna" Simple see?
I "Pickniek (mouse food)-some people dig Pick-niek
They are of plant They wash them first We eat them
with seal oil They are good They taste like sugar They
are very good with seal oil Maybe the white men don't
like them. Christine Barr"
"owl-Take feathers off. from owl Clean owl and put
In cooking pot Have lots of water in pot Add salt to
taste. Bert Tocktoo."
WITH A SMALL sHUDDER, Mike Palm, who serves
other foods points couple of other recipes just IN
case happens to be caught high and dry in country
where seals, ptarmigan, Oogruk, etc, abound
Here is one "Soured seal iver-Soured seal liver Is
made in the summer time. Place liver In enamel POT
and cover with bubber. Put in warm place for few
days until sour Most of the boys and girls don't like it.
except the grownupS and old people oont ike IL
either Agnes Kiyulteluk."
I And then Nellie Okpowruk has her own recipe for
bear feet (Ee-tee yat and Pauline Tocktoo and Alma
Nayokpuk give with this one
seals Bare Feet (Seal Flppers)-Put the seals bare
feet into cooking pan Cover them with bubber and
keep in hot place until the fur comes of. Then II
time the seals bare feet You can cook them or
eat without cooking"
Anyone for outside of oogruk small intestine? It's
In the cook book, too.