Pitching Duel and Slugfest Mark
First Games of Softball League
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By KARL NESTVOLD
A pitching duel and a slugging
contest resulted from the first
session of play in the Nome City
Softball League Wednesday eve
ning.
Air-tight pitching was provid
ed in the first game as pitcher
Jim Anderson of the Bering Sea
(formerly Air Force) Panthers
tossed a no-hit, 2-0 victory over
the National Guard nine. For the
Guardsmen, Norm Atuk turned
in a stellar performance of his
own on the mound, as he allowed
the Panthers only #four hits.
Batting was the order of the
day in the second contest as the
Polar Hornets rolled over ACS
12 to 7.
Anderson was superb on the
hill for the Bering Sea squad, as
he struck out 17 of 21 National
Guard batters in the seven-inning
game. Meanwhile, his teammates
scored solo runs in the first and
fourth innings to provide the
margin of victory. Wally Wali
gorski and Bob Green each lined
a double, with Stan Sobocienski
and Gene Amidon collecting a
single apiece, to account for the
Panthers’ four hits.
Bob Emmons led the Polar Hor
nets’ heavy hitting attack in the
second game as he blasted out
two home runs and one triple. Cy
Randell and Larry Minnex also
got a triple apiece for the Hor
nets. For the ACS nine, Ralph
Zweigle poled a two-run triple to
highlight a four-run uprising by
ACS in the fifth inning.
Two Games Sunday
League action continues on
Sunday with two more games
scheduled. At 2 p.m. it’ll be ACS
against the Bering Sea Panthers,
with the second game at 3:30
pitting the Polar Hornets against
the National Guard squad.
Little League baseball for the
youngsters gets underway Satur
day at 2 p.m. at the new Nome
Field diamond, with a six-inning
contest scheduled between the
Bering Sea Panther Cubs, man
aged by Orrick Rogers, and the
Little Polar Hornets, led by play
er-manager Johnny Herman
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Wednesday's Line Scores
First Game
Nai'l Guard 000 000 0-0
Panthers 100 100 X-2
Norm Atuk and Bob Steele;
Jim Anderson and Ben Chase
Second Game
Hornets 121 321 2—i—12
ACS 102 040 0-7
Bob Emmons and Currier;
Harold Dill and Bob Wasco
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