The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 20, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WI D\FQDAY NOV. 20, 1929. ISLANDERS AND THANE WINNERS TUESDAY GAMES Douglas continued its winning streak las? night when it de- feated the Petersburg outfit in the Elks mixed bowling tournament. The Isianders copped three straight and won 2,340 to 2,155 pins. H. Messerschmidt, skipper of the losing five, captured high scoring honors, 203 high single game and 584 high match score. In the second match of the eve- ning Thane tcok two out of three from Seward and won 2116 to 2,083. Tommy George Wwas high bowler, 201 and 532 pins for high game and match score respectively. | ‘There will be no league games to- night. Thursday evening Skagway tangles with Cordova and Anchor- age takes on Nome. Scores in last night's matches follow: FIRST GAME Douglas . 182 133 164 156 198 63 98 698 845 Petersburg 189 203 129 166 143 180 63 98 128 146 ... 652 793 SECOND GAME Seward . 164 148 170 124 139 104 100 710 T19 Thane . 161 165 202 192 155 184—568 181—516 176—495 189—543 67—228 797 2340 M. J. Bavard Blomgren Duncan Mrs. Bavard Mrs. Duncan Totals H. Messer. Bringdale Hermle Mrs. Pigg Mrs. McLean 135—458 67—228 153—427 Totals 710 2155 179 136 165 164—507 171—455 124—459 116—379 79—283 654 2083 Selby Stewart Nelson Ccughlin Barragar Totals 180 190 167—508 159—514 . 201 188 143—532 100 100 79—279 104 100 79—283 . 731 1758 627 2116 TR P GIFT LINE The Winter and Pond Christmas Gift Line is better than ever this year. —adv. Metealf Stevens T. George Mrs. Sperling ... Mrs. Clark ... Totals 192584 | 163458 | DOUGLAS LEADS ELKS' TOURNEY — Has Lost But One Game in Nine Played—Wrangell | and Skagway Tied At the end of the third round of play in the Elks mixed bowling tournament, Douglas was topping the percentage column with an al- most perfect score, It had won eight and lost only one of the nine game completed. Skagway and Wrangell were tied for second place with seven wins and two losses. Fairbanks was runnerup, six and three. The standings as announced to- day, were: Won [ 2 T G N N Douglas i Skagway | Wrangell . | Fairbanks Ketchikan Valdez Hyder Seward | Anchorage Petersburg Taku Thane Cordova {Nome chwwweoomaaTa® | cf Customs | Seat WHO'S WHO T B AND WHERE ' J. H. Brokaw, broker, arrived in Juneau from the Westward on the Yukon and is a guest at the Gasti- neau Hotel. | J. A. Clark, prominent Fairbanks attorney, and Mrs. Clark, are pas- sengers on the steamer Yukon for Seattle. They will spend several months visiting friends in and| touring Pacific coast points. | S. O. Breedman, owner of hotels at Cordova and Chitina, and a pio- neer of the Copper River valley section, passed through Juneau on the steamer Yukon. He will spend several weeks in Washington and California on a combined business 'and pleasure trip. R. B. Heaston, mine operator ot Moose Pass, Kenai P the Alaska Railroad, mp by his wifexis a southbound . pas- senger. on the Yukon. J. L. Abrahms, Deputy Collector Seward, and Mrs. Yukon passengers for They will spend the next visiting on the P.xcmy‘ HARMON OUT OF 90 da Coast Deputy U. S. Marshal Ralph Reed, with his headguarters at Seward, is a southbound passenger on the Yukon, accompanied by his wife. | ASKED TO UUIT kan aviator, and Mrs. Nieminen are ReSlgng Pwmdencv of Sev- passengers aboard the Northwest ern and are enroute to Anchora where they will spend a short time on a visit. Mr. Nieminen will be] remembered as the daring pilo who rescued the Fox Film Expedi- |, tion, several years ago, when they were lost in the Arct H. B. Crewson, representative of Schilling and Company, accompan- ied by his wife, made the triangular trip on the Queen. tion — For Harmony CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. “Paddy” Harmbn, who saw his 2 wc)ucuxm nt of his dream of a Chi- |cago Stadium, has «resigned the | Presidency of the corporation oper- ating the $7,000,000 arena. Harmon was asked ‘to resign “far ‘fl]e benefit of the stockholders,” L. W. Turoff, Mrs. Turoff and an official said last night. their child, returned home on the| During the past eight months, Northwestern. ~ Mr. Turoff nt { Harmon promoted two c)mmpmn the summer at I match |road constructi itrict for the U of Public Roads. MAIL 1 Christmas and: Pond’s. —adv. Chief of the Alask-| Sce the Re General Land ‘gxf‘ line at nger on the Norlh«i rd. He is en- hikan to his home J. A. 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