The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 13, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1929. By GEORGE McMANUS BEG PARDON-SIR - YOUR WIFES BROTHER JUST WENT OUT THE] FRONT DOOR WITH ALl THE PICTORES THAT WERE HANG- ING ON THE WALL IN THE Swi BY GOLLY MAGGIES BROTHER WOULD TAKE ANYTHING -HE POLICE PATROL WAGON YESTERDAY- PED THE BELL OF THE PARLOR- SPORTS ( e | |} (T L A broken leg removed Hank Bru- der, the Northwestern backfield ace, from the “fray early in the season. |It was a coincidence that against {Nerthwestern, Notre Dame's fight- |ing c Big Tim Moynihan, met njury that kept him from g the scason against West Fate was particularly un- ~ [l 1113 TUFFY GROWS OUITE TOUCH CHICAGO, Dec. 15—Jerry (Tuffy) Griffith, conqueror of Paulino Uz- i Point. PHELAN SUCCEEDS |Fall, to proportions the jto run the risk of just such an in- |today he would ) box Jc BAGSHAW ASCOACH = e i B s s o ks 5 ko o £ | When C orable ducl at New |his place along with such other |den, New York, Dece Toroas ore rs was abruptly put |fine centers of Notre' Dame as|assured that the w A T WASHING TON U. Bowl, P spine injury,Adam Walsh and Bud Boeringer. the assignment to ge | Day, vic n one of the m Booth | Stanford was handicapped much {in the Miami bou Febru S 8 CFy e s — ! markable of sprar " that was of the son by injuries to such| Griffith says X fear SEATTLE, Dec. 13—James M ! Georgic the surrounded by considerable mys- |outstanding players as Walt Hein- |Risko. He de: J B e i o GAGE GIRUUIT Gridiron ry, fo ing the Maryland game. |ecke, center, and the hard-hitting (a foul, but was of Notre Dame, who coached the {with one of t The mighty atom of the Elis, after 'Herb Fleishhacker. These two had {to the time the i Georgia Tech of 1928 that ;kind to Moynihan, big and like- mouth and Aible |able, the “team jester,” but a reck- cudun, yearns to cong Jack | Sharkey. The Sioux City Golden Tornado | Ma essive type of player apt Towa, heavy their bright less, i Purdue University football team to| ords of the sea ng Notre 'sensati performances in four |about as much to do with v |livered. the ,B‘g Te"d champlonship ‘h‘sl STAGES GAMES Dame am the |straight games, did not play at all [the Army as any membe .- 3 year, has signed a contract to coac! | ing s las - - & i fi Princeton and failed to daz- |Cardinal array last year 5 v the University of Washington from | a ainst Harvard in two full |be no particular good n AT THE HOTELS January 1, 1930, to June 1, 1933. Phelan succeeds Enoch Bagshaw | who resigned. Phelan’s salary is estimated from $12,000 to $15,000. He comes next month to take over his duties at the University here. e KETCHIKAN DEFEATS VALDEZ AND THANE FOR SATURDAY {Doubleheader Attraction at o High School Gymnasium Tomorrow Evening The City Basketball League will offer a double bill for the enter- LOSES TO WRANGELL (.55t Ghnne oo fuvs 10 " 'chikan defeated Valdez, and|morrow night at the local High ' won from Thane last|School gymnasium. The Firemen's the Elks bowling tourna-|fast squad will open the warfare, The First City contenders |taking on the Unalga quintet, and i the opening game by a|the Juneau High School five will pin and won the last two,|meet the Douglas Firemen in the “he match by 87 pins. illiglllfflp< ell won the first two games | in, The Uni hane in the nightcap and (known as it hasn't the third, winning 2,368 to |t} se n. It | ky young athle ik rolled 199 high game and |have had considerable school cage » mateh score for high hon- |work. It has ‘been working out first match. G. George |regularly ‘and should furmish® rear laurels in the second OPPosition to the Piremen peared before | composed of "° e of whom is ! gh single game and 593 The second game should be a “ A scores. thrillér. The school cag: are sies by games follow: just hitting their stride. They FIRST GAME came from behind in the opener e A Ketchikan |two weeks ago and won from the fi;‘:lk 155 199 179—533 strong Alumni team after the game 4 bin 150 150 150—450, Seemed to be hopelessly lost. Since ich 145 143 155—443 then the squad has had some stiff Mrs. Manning 169 176 98443 |Workouts and its feam play has| Miss Taylor 80 80 80—240 improved materially. 1 Handicap 10 ‘10 10— 30| The Douglas Firemen got off to S ______|a bad early start this season and, Totals 709 758 672 2139 |Were trimmed by the Island school| Valdez \five. However, it has some first! Andrews 165 165 165_495‘ratc hoop artists in its lineup and» Van Atta 150 150 150_450\\;'1“1 a little practice wnll »be a Bernard 135 135 135—405 1tough customer for anything in lhe‘ eague. | :flglsansvhite lgg 1;; 1;03:;2;’ The opening game will start 4 i promptly at 8 o’clock. ! Totals 710 704 643 2057 b = i I SECOND GAME ', Wrangell | Council 189 148 169—507 | Herrmann 129 179 125—433 l G. George 222 195 166—593 Mrs. Dufresne 159 165 138—462 ’ Mrs. Petrich 91 180 92363 | ; Totals 790 868 690 2368 ! Thane | Pullen S 185 164520 | DY, ! Stevens 177 112 146435 AL AN J GwLD | T. George 189 200 188—577 | 2 ' Mrs. Sperling 123 126 125—374 | Mrs. Clark 80 80 80240 ! Handicap 10 10 10— 30| Football fame and fate seems to —— —— —— —— |be about as fickle as anything els> 750 T13 713 2176 in sport. Consider the case of Totals . FOWNES GLOVES Leaders in Style and Quality SUEDES PIGSKINS CAPES WOOL LINED FUR LINED H.S. 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