The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 11, 1926, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 11, 1926. By GEORGE McMANUS YES-THISISTHE REPUBLICAN HEAD-QUARTERS- WHAT CANI DO (NoTHN: = I SHOLLD SAY NOT- a 4 J e e e e ] SPORTS e e e e e e e B e s et e et s nn s Grs | Morrison played a great part in t defeat of the Alumni by her won- derful g following the ball] at every Ruth was te of the Alunni, @ big hand by the spec- her remarkable basket Krugness, ziven & s for sheoting She gathered 16 points Grads Take Interesting Game (o7 ey, oo fid Hora taundstron from Boys — Hi Girls Fans are hoping to see these two: Win from Grad Girls. {teams clash n «fter the a little more practice ; DT S T :\i‘\x a ‘llnfn‘.l m but were mainly loped the local Hi 7 R b U R AR The game was fast and interesting at all times At the end of the first half the Grads led § to 6 and the High School had a good cppor- tunity to cop the honors, as : were in better condition than their'J. Ramsay opponents and were wearing them ' Det n down. J.Orme(1) G After the rest between halves the F.Orme(1) G Alumni came back stronger than| Subs: High School . Rar ever, Halm, Campen and Janiksela for Livie: Burke for J. Ramsay; hitting the loop for a total of six Lundstrom (1) for Burke; Livie for baskets to two markers for the T D. Ramsay Scitool. The steady back guard | Fouls converted: J. Orme (1), of Garnick was a feature in the Livie (1), Lundstrom (1), l'cll:rs(m; defense of the Alumni. (2), Halm (4) i Coach Baker of the Behosl i e out: il | endeavored to find the five available for the first team an. shot in several substitutes but the team was unable to overcome L.r lead of their rivals. Girls’ Game Feature The High School girls were (o0 Campen strong for the Alumni and won|Weil hands down, 43 to 22. Coach Ke' | Morrison ler has developed a strong girls’ 1. Burke G team this year and it should have! Subs: High School no difficulty in winning the ma-; Lundstrom; Hooker for jority of their games, serschmidt for Hooker; Agnes Pademcister starred for tue|for Larson High School, making ! points for Fouls converted: her team. Irene Burke was credited | (3), Krugness (2), with the cther six points. Mildred Officials: Referee ! lack of practi five Sumary of Games BOYS' GAMRE School (11) P. P © Alumni (21) PPeterson Campen (1) Halm ( High best GIRLS' GAME | School (13) Alumni (22) F. D. Luustrom(2) | I Krugness| 7 i nmhe‘i Baggen L.Pademeister| G.Naghel| Larson for I} urke; Mes-! Burke (3! | High [1. Lundstrom A. Pademeister (17 e S.C. G. A. Pademeister; Lundstrom (2) Mangran HEN BETTER AUTOMOBII ES ARE BUILT . BUICK WILL BUILD THEM . . . NoEngine Fumes in Buick closed cars In the 1927 Bui:'.k, the new Vacuum Ventilator pulls engine fumesand gases from the crankcase and ejects them i car. This vital new Buick improvement does away with noxious odors. It adds greater luxury and pleasure to enclosed car operation. The Vacuum Ventilator serves another very im- ortant purpos®. It prevents crankcase vapors m condensing and diluting the oil. Owners of 1927 Buicks are advised to drain their crankcase oil only 4 times during the year. For luxury, and for economy, own a Buick. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICH. LY Didision of General Motors Corperation me Greatest B J]CKeversunr. CONNORS MOTOR CO. When better sutomobiles are built, Bulck will build them tence tilts ! | Timekeeper—Iegues; Nowell. If weather permits the nm.i School boys will leave on the Marg nita tomorrow for Skugway where| they meet the strong Sk five Monday night. ——e— seorekeerer ) DELANEY DEFENDS HIS TITLE BY K. 0. Dec. 11 Juek Delaney ght heavyweight knocked out the Jamaica Kid, New York negro, in the third lof what was (o have been a 15- WASHINGTON’S 1927 round bout last night. The Kid FOOTBALL SCHEDULE (Was ou the floor five times lm{nnv ALREADY ANNOUNCED“”'“"M out. It was Delaney's first fight since he won the titie >oe ., DB 1o “Here ane There i Southeastern hington football team willy o) " A real thrip throng ' during the 1927 sea ion to the five confer s aska for a Nmas present 1 (he Truskias, wil|OF SHenLY Al giores meet Williamette, College Puzet | pan coats ot Lawins Sound, a Navy eleven for its opener | _ possivitity that | RUB BACKACHE AWAY s also the will make a trip to 1+ | Kidneys cause backache! i New Year's | yaar backache is cau I3 The full list of [hago, rheumatism or football dates for the Huskies 1o play the quicke off next with the possibility of soothing, the Hawaii games being added later, St. Jacobs Oil. follows September attle. October Willamette October College Sound in Seattle Octobe Montana at Missoula. Octobe Washington State in Seattle ! October 29— Whitman in Seattle November 5 rd o Seattle. 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