Fairbanks Daily News-Miner from Fairbanks, Alaska • Page 10

Page 10 Fairbanks News-Miner, Friday, April 1, 1955 ALL THAT tail section of a our-engined military air transport plane which crashed into a mountain near Honolulu was the only part of the plane still intact when AP Wirephoto rescue teams reached the scene. The plane's left wing hit a steep cliff shown at left, and the plane exploded taking the lives of the 66 persons aboard. 12 DIE; 23 Mo. 12 persons lost their lives and 23 others were injured when this American Airlines Convair crashed in a field near the Springfield Munici- WiTiphoto pal airport while coming: in for a Plane was enroute to Tnlsa, Okla. A day-long- rain had-muddied the field, making rescue operations difficult.

By LEO H. PETERSEN (United Press Sports Writer) WEST PALM BEACH, OP) Bouclreau is counting on a comeback by LiUlo Bobby Shantz and a new spirit to get his Kansas City Athletics out of the American league cellar. He admits, however, that he could be wrong on both counts. The pint-sized Shantz won only one game last year, hurting his shoulder in the opener against the Boston Red Sox. The year before that same shoulder ailment sidelined him much of the season and he wound up with a 5-9 record, a far cry from the 24 victories he scored in 1952.

Shantz has been taking it easy this spring and so far reports his shoulder feels fine. "If he could come back far enough to win 10 games I'd be satisfied," Boudreau said, "That give us a big lift." As to the new spirit, Boudreau said he never has managed a club which "has given me more cooperation and spirit than this one." "I think it's going 1o mean a Jot to the players to get out of Philadelphia," he 1 a ined. "After all, most of them were all but booed ont of the park there last season. "Now they know they have the enthusiasm of the Kansas City fans and that could mean a lot, for I know my players will go all out. "So I figure that spirit and the enthusiasm of the fans should add five to 10 games in the win column." Boudreau, who is taking over a last place club for the first time in his major league managerial career, has no first division hopes.

"I'll be satisfied to get out of the cellar," he said, "For I realize we have a tremendous rebuilding job ahead of us." Shantz, Kellner, another lefty disappointed last season with a 6-17 record, and Arnold Portocarrero, who won nine games while losing 18 but is regarded as one of the most promising right handers in the league, will form the nucleus of the staff. Behind them, Boudreau has high hopes for two draftees, Cloyd Boyer, the former Cardinal who won only two games at Columbus; and Arthur Ceccarelli, a 15-game winner with Birmingham. For relief he is banking on John Dixon, who won only one game with the Senators but went on to win five for the Athletics after being traded, as his No. 1 man. Other relief possibilities are Ed Burtschy, 5-4 with the A's last season; rookie Ozzie Van- brabant, who won only three at Ottawa; and Robert Spicer, a southpaw up from Los Angeles where he registered 13 triumphs.

Robert Trice, who asked to be sent to the minors last year he did not think he was ready for the big time, is- back for another shot and the Negro right bander may make it, although he won only four games with Ottawa. Before he asked to be sent down, however, he won seven for the A's. Possible Starters Holdovers Charles Bishop (46); Marian Fricano (5-11); John Gray (3-12) and Art Dittmer (14) are other possible starters. So are William Oster and. Harold Reather, two rookies.

Wilmer Shantz, brother of Bobby, and Joe Astrpth will share catching duties with Al the No. 3 man if he recovers from a sore arm. Otherwise, rookie Eric McKenzie, just out of service, will move in. To get more left handed hitting in his lineup, Boudreau shifted outfielder Vic Power to first base and first baseman Louis Limmer to the outfield. Power is battling Don Bollweg for the first base job.

Spook Jacobs and rookie Hector Lopez are leading candidates for second base with Joe DeMae- stri at short and Jim Finigan, who hit .301 in his rookie season last year, at third. For infield reserve duty there will be the veteran Pete Suder and -either Harold Sevan, a rookie, or Jack Lit- trcll, a good glove man. Gus Zernial in left is the only outfielder sure of regular duty and he must beat out two rookies, Joe Taylor, a .318 hitter at Ottawa last season, and Al Pinkston, a big, rangy Negro who can hit a long ball. The veteran Elmer Valo and Bill Wilson are fighting for the center field job and Mill Renha and Limmer for the right field berth. Alaska Fishermen Re-elect Staff in Union Voting SEATTLE, April 1, Lundmark, assistant secretary- treasurer of the Alaska Fishermen's union (Independent), has been re-elected over Hans Hansen, who formerly held the office, George Johansen, secretary- treasurer, announced today.

'All are Seattle men. Johansen was assured re-election earlier when no one was nominated to oppose him. He is beginning his fifth term. Martin Olsen, agent of the union in Portland, was reelected over Oscar Rodin. Abe Lehto, San Francisco agent, and Jack Wood, agent at Bellingham, were unopposed.

Members of the union have been voting for six weeks in branches in West Coast ports. The union also has branches in Alaska. The union is in negotiations with the Alaska Salmon Industry, Incorporated, for new contracts. Some have been completed. A supplemental contract for Cook inlet is being discussed.

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Traffic Flows on New Freeway VANCOUVER, B. April 1, laV-r-Highway traffic is flowing over Vancouver's new freeway today. The big project was dedicated yesterday, with Gov. Arthur on hand for ribbon-cutting ceremonies. The two-mile long route carries Pacific highway traffic, between the inter-state bridge to Portland, and the north city limits of Vancouver, access is limited on the four-lane highway.

Started in November of 1951, the freeway was financed by state bonds. It was the largest single highway expenditure ever made in Southwest Washington. Silver Fox Pelts New About 200,000 silver" for fur pelts are produced yearly by American fur farms. TANKER WITH JET Aenal view shows Finnish tanker Aruba plying through Indian ocean March 19 off south coast of Ceylon. The Aruba, carrying tons of Jet fuel destined for Communist China, has been instructed by her owners to keep on her 100-mile-a-day pace, to avoid ports, and if she must stop for any reason, to wait in internation- al waters until fresh orders are received.

March 16, a Seamen's inion spokesman in Helsinki said the crew would strike if ordered to take the vessel beyond Singapore. Crewmen are fearful of being involved with Nationalist Chinese naval units which might try to stop the tanker. Moran Is Named As Commissioner AUCHORAGE William Moran, former staff member of the defunct legislative examination and investigating committee has been appointed U. S. commissioner at Anchorage, succeeding Gordon Hartlieb.

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