The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THLRSDAY JAN % 1930 BRINGING UP FATEER ' WONDER WHAT HAPPENED TO MY BROTHER? HE DIDNT COME HOME LAST NIGHT ™M WORRIED - r‘M\A\«f BE THE 3 By GEOR( L McM \\l S ‘ DACJY DID YOu F(b AD ABOUT THE lRO BERY 1N MEXIC THE BORGLAR C.OW WAY WATH FIFTY A \mou%m\lo DOLLARS: e L CINCH HES ~ N\Ex.goj HAS A FINE QU FER A BROTHER| @ 1929, Int") Feature S reat Britain rights “Avan J.Goup chtcc'x twenty-nine closed the ith at least one record. It' ore shakeups among n shifts have been made e pilots, either close of the Howley, Bush, , Hendricks, SCHOOL BAGERS AND KETCHIKAN - TANGLE FRIDAY Hilltoppers " Sebiedislied 10 i Take on Strong Five ‘ Tomorrow Evening gymnasium the Hilltoppers are o scheduled to tangle with the Ket- chikan town team, reputed to be one of the outstanding teams in Scutheast Alaska. always had a strong team, and this year numbers among its players Abbie Garn, former Douglas star, and Hans Peterson, former Ketchi- kan star, both of whom the local high school boys have cause to re- ac) member. The High School boys are in good pe and should show the vi good game. With the of the Douglas Firemen hanging at their belfs for a sccond time ('w local boys are looking for ; comers to conquer. It is o Predict a real basketbal s in" forcing n who dic- t e field. The head coach’s or mana- Friday’s tilt. The Juncau Firemen and the Douglas Fi remen go on as a curtain uld be a semnl 1, apparently is not too 1 in order to maintain satis- nong the boys who pay There is considerable similarity in the cases of Captain John Mc- ! , ousted head coach at Ore- d Dan Howley, ousted man- ager of the St. Louis*Browns. cEwan bmu':ht the Oregon web- t e the Pacific Northwes: ons and tie with the Cahrox a “Big Three” last year for the| Pacific Coast Conference champion- | ship. The break came, he says, because the university presldent cbjected to the way the coach | * handled the team on the field, es- pecially in the matter of mflkmg substitutes. Howley lifted the Browns from! seventh to third place in one sea- son, but the Front Office didn’t like his choice for shortstop, among/ other things, so Dan is now manag- ing the Cincinnati Reds. Howley has the expert mechanic’s knack of knowing how to take an old machine apart, replace the'worn out gears with new and startle the folks with his results. That's the way he put fresh life in the Browns and he is doing the same thing with another seventh-place outfit. The fans from Fountain Square won't know the Reds when they troop out on the opening day wita Bob Meusel and Harry Heilmann among the newcomers in the line- . up. 7 \ » It is even more difficult for a basketball team to dash through a season undefeated that it 'is for a football team to maintain a clean slate. For one thing, a college court five tackles anywhere from 25 to 40 games a season, which places a severe strain upon any gquad of talent in a game that is rough, tough and fast. It's something to shout about therefore when a team such as Ar- kansas drops only four games in four years of championship com- petition. The Razorbacks have won the Southwest Conference crown four straight times and in 1928 came through their schedule un- beaten, running their winning streak up to 21 games last winter. Seven members of the Champion- ship squad are on hand again, in- cluding Captain Wear Schoonover, who handles a basketball with the same skill he did forward passes on the gridiron. —————— NO KANSAS CAPTAINS LAWRENCE, Kas, Jan. 9—No more captains will be elected to lead athletic teams at the Univer- # sity of Kansas. An honorary cap- tain will be elected in each sport at the end of the season with coaches naming a leader for each game. NOTICE After January 10 no telephone rentais for the month of January will be accepted at a discount. All remittances by mail must bear postmark of not later than last ,dlsconnt day. Please be prompt. JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS adv. TELEPHONE CO. cient rivals have b - GORDON'S For your accommodation, this store will be open the evening of January 10th until 9 p. m. adv. Wb bbbt | OUR DRUGS ARE ALWAYS RIGHT | _ Prices Too | The Nyal Secvice Drug Store | Phone 25 | | APRON DANCE A.N. B. Hall FRIDAY, JAN. 10 9:00 P. M. 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