The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 8, 1928, Page 5

By GEO TO-DANY-NOT EV L WON'T SEE ANYEE‘NE DINTY- I'M ToO BUSY- RGE McMANUS THERE'S A MAN OUT SIDE TO SEE YYOUL- TELLHIM I'M OUT AN LET ME KNOW MWHEN HE'S GONE- — THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 8, 1928. BRINGING UP FATHER | DID HE ACT AS| JUDGIN' FROM WHAT | THoOLGH HE ; KNEW ME? A HE SAID AN' THE LANGUAGE HE USED- HE KNOWD You WELL- . Plua 152 150 1 150 - GOVERNORS BY " JUNEAU HIGH BEATS ALUMNI Wade's Hilltoppers Victors ' in Close and Hard Fought Game Coach Wade's Hilltoppers Champions of the Southeastern Alaska High School Ccnference ot ¢ 1928, christened their new gymna- sium last night by defeating the Alumni basketball squad, 16 to 12 in the opening game of the season * and the first ever played on the new floor. Th School five outplayed the Old Grads in every quartsr except the third when the latter came back with a rush which, howaver, fell short of tying the score by the narrow margin of three peints. [/ The special feature of the game seemed to be the heady work and close checking of the newer men, whom Wade started the game with, Johnson and Nelson in particu the former ing the first point of the season on a converted foul by Ellingen, The game started when Jenson of the Hi team, playing against Campen, of the ex-Grads, secured the ball at the tip-off and the bat- tle was on. First Field Goal Jackson made the first field goal, Sabin sunk a two-pointer for the Alumni; Johnson scored on a foul by Oja and the first quarter ended 4-2 for the Hi team. The first subs were put in when Brandt, J. Orme and F. Orme relieved Johnson, Jackson and Nelson the second quarter. During \ this period Jensen scored a field shot and a free throw, Fred Orme a field, J. Orme a free shot and a; field goal The Alumni made but one field goal, a long shot by > Campen, and the half ended 12 to 6 for the High school Barragar and Sturrock went in the third quarter, relieving Jenson and Brandt. Brant returned the last quarier and Sturrock remafn- | ed the last half. The Alums put in Hunter for Sabin and Ramsey for Ellingen. Oja soon went out on fouls and Sabin re-entered. Alumni Spurt The Alumni team spurted in the third and the last quarters, chiefly through well played shots by Sabin| been particu-| 192¢—Ohio. \ and Campen. The defense of both larly, pointed. 1921—lowa ! teams was vigorous and a great! The title hopes o the Illini 1922-—Michigan-lowa many shots were missed. The in-|seemed to have vanished, but Bob| 1923--Michigan-lllinois. dividual hongrs for the players Zuppke, coaching his teenth Il.; 1924—Chica i on both teams were about even. linois eleven, readjusted his team| 1926—Mich i In the third Campen scored aifor the final drive, which might| 1926—Michigan-N. W. | free throw and a field goal for the|vet land the championship. The| 1927—Illinois | ¢ Ev-Grads and Sabin converted one.|Butler game was taken in stride|' 1928—Illinois. The Hi team scored on a field goal by J. Orme and the quarter ended Hi team 15 and 12 for the ¢ Alumni. Rough Playing The last frame was marked by fast and rough playing by both teams. No points were scored by the Ex-Grads and the only score for the Hi team was a converte shot by Berggren, the game end- ing 15 to 12 for Junean Hi. The attempted shots for teams were about even and mo:si of the attempts were cloge ups. Next Friday the Hilltoppers wil, meet the Juneau Cold Storage team, made up largel yof playors from Wrangell who held the S: Alaskan championship years ago. The High team will have their hands full a5 the “Ice Boys” have a slight advantage in height and nearly all are experl- enced players. JUNEAU HI ALUNNI Nelson F. Sahml Jackson AW Ellingen Jenson C. Campcn Johnson -G . Ofa Berggren . o« Garn’ck Substitutes: Juneau High—Orme, F. Orme, Berggren, Brandt, Stur- rock; Alumni—Hunter, Ramsoy, Ellingen. Referee: Oshorne; time-koepor, _ Leighton; scorer, Keller, IN CAGE GAME hoth | .\ Zuppke's team winning 8 to 0 and sevdral! THIRD BIG TEN TEAM TO LOSE GAME BUT WIN TITLE ILLINI | | | i | 1 | | | Illinois in 1928 did what,the Illini of 1919 and the Wolverines | of 1925 did—lost a conference game but tcck the championship. | The three rugged linesmen above were a big factor in the success | of the 1928 Illlini. Crane is the 1929 captain. | CHICAGO, Dec. 8.—Out of the Big Tan.Champlons i | closest battle for football honors 1895—Michigan. | {in the history of the Wastern Con- 1896—Wisconsin | |ference, @ gallant Illinofs eleven 1¥97—Wisconsin. | emerged with its sixth gridiron 1S98—Michigan i title, and became ghe third Big 899—Chicago, | | Ten team to establish a clear claim ~ 1900—Tow : ) i to first place for two successive 1901—Michlgan-Wisconsin e s 1902—Michigan ¢ 1903—Michigan-Minnesota. Five teams, half the membership| 1904—Michigan of the Conference, faced a title| 1905—Chicago chance on the final day of the| 1906—Wisconsin-Minnosota. season, but the/ Illini pulled stride away from the field by elim-| 1908—Chicago inating Ohio by § to 0 as Minne-| sota wrecked the hopes of Wis-| consin in a @ to 0 game and Michi-| gan spiked the lowa argument by shading the Hawkeyes 10 to 7 in| the get-away fray at Ann Arbor. | The 1928 Illini started by defe ing Indiana by 13 to 7 and North| western by 6 to 0, and then saw| | Michigan run away with a 3 to 0| sdecision in a contest for which the | Urbana eleven had 1909—Minnesota. 1910—Minnesota-Illinois, 1911—Minnesota. onsin, Ag0. 1914—1linois 1915—Minnesota-1llinois. 1916—Ohio 1917—Ohio. 1918-—Illinois-Michigan. 1919—1Illinois. | | | | | a| 1907—Chicago. { ‘\ | | | tas Zuppke pointed for Chicago and Ohio. Chicago was defeated by 140 to 0, and only the Buckeyes re. {mained. | “The dZeat of Towa by sin the same day that Ilinois put the finishing touches on Amos Alongo Stagg's most dismal sea- son made the champonship an JCAPITULATION for Clear Champion-| One-half for Tie) | higan—8. | Chicago—6 | Illinois—6 Minnesota—4. Wisconsin—4 (One {open affair again. Each coach| orvo 3, faced a title chance—if Minnesota| N w1y | and Michigan could win—and Dr jrgiana—o. | Wilce was particularly anx'ous t¢| purdue—0. end his sixteen-year reign at Co- i lumbus with his fourth champion. | | ship. | { | | The %eal of the Iini proved E l {graater than thet of the Buckeyes, Shop ar y While stocks are complete Leather Goods marching Into the championship when the Urbana scoreboard flash. ed news of defeat of Wisconsin and Towa. ‘The 1928 Illini wc.2 the third . leleven to win the Cou'erince Novelties . championship after 1« lefeat ¥ o {in one game. MMiri did i in 191 Dennison Line and so did M chig The 1928 cham sixth won by Iiino: €oni Y ,clear titles as o1e .y and ties as one hul.. Tlini on even terms and second only to Mi ‘has eight foo.hal credit in the &1 j ference, ; ! | 7 Buzza Party Service { | { Hayes Shop Opposite Coliseum Theatre { S .ul Bavard ELKS AGAIN DEFEAT Set New Match Score for " BRUNSWICK BOWLERS, Tournament—Alaskans 1 Defeat Butchers | | i | | Thurs-| LARGE MARGIN .. =] | | | Radio Corporation of America RADIO SET. 1C AND BAT ERATED The place to test a Radio Set is \LL-ELECTR or )lllll' own Illlllll‘. sk about our free home trial plan Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS, ALASKA Juneau Phone No. 6 Douglas Phone No. 1§ . * WHY NOT LET US put your name on our coal llst, it is certainly good coal We deliver fresh dressed poultry eevry day. Our eggs are the largest and freshest that the hens produce. We carry a complete line of Poultry and Fox Feeds. And our transter servics— well you can’t beat it. D. B. FEMMER Phone 114 11y | pm—— The Elks howling team day evening plastered another de-} Total feat onto the Brunswicks, winning| ol pEe Ranin three ight games. The mateh | i matul rd. Ias Y Alaskans was featured by indifferent bowl.! W1 y the Governors: p. ... 185 148 160—483 ing and low scores, the Elks’ total}='"" Bk gl three pringdale 154 196 131481 being 2,522 and that of the Bruns.|Straieht zam Hegasickson was | 1,y 173 188 102563 wicks 2.311 h he mateh, having 150 150 153—463 ] The game scores follow ame score of 226 and aj.,, 146 157 139—442 Elks d40 B8R <800, f 58. Bavard was md | Jrunswicks . 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