The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 25, 1930, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER FATHER, MR NOSEGAY. WANTS TO TAKE YOU TO WIS CLUB TONIGHT, SO BE NICE TO HIM | WAS GOWN' TO TH' FIGHTS, BUT COULDN'T GET TICKETS- SO '™M NOT GOIN' OuUT AR MR JIGGS- | WANT YOU TO COME TO THE cLuB ‘;QN«GHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JAN. 25, 1930. By GEORGE McMANUS o THIS 15 THE WORKOUT ATHLETIC |[ GIVE ME CLUB AND | HAVE TWO TKKKETS || THE TICKETS 12-18 DINTY. GET READY- I'VE GOT TWO TICKETS FER TH' FIGHTS [ TYY Jack = :laney, for- :r light he avyweight c1ampion of the world, after a long absence, will soon re- turn to the scene of his former glory. Jack is sched- uled to meet the| Tom Kirby in 5 split| g match to be end of the gatc| peld at Provi- onors already belong } dence, R. I James J. John- (Internationsd Falling Phil's i The pros- is enough in advance of e may range from $60,000 to $100,000 |t on’s seemingly occult pow- have made him the Omnipotent of New York boxing over a able period. His Svengali i a marvelous influence d Mike McTigue a few 0o much that Johnston ater was persuaded to take a ten- r cent interest in the fistic for- nes of Sharkey The Boston lor, a moody specimen, did no* respond to Johnston’s persuasive treatment but the arrival of Phil| Scott furnished a new and inviting | subject. | In the first round of his hght’ ENT R COLORADO with Victorio Campolo at Ebbets TP Ficld, Scott was tottering under ter-| BOULDER, Colo., Jan. 25, rific punishment and about to go|Monyihan, center on last year's u down when he suddenly heard a|defeated Notre Dame football team, Johnstonian command from his may enter Colorado University. corner: “Box him!” Phil, having{ In a letter to Prof. F. G. Fol- got the worst of a slugging bee,|{som, Monyihan indicated he would | promptly obeyed and won the match |like to enter the law school here, | on points. but stated he will need financial| After being hit a low, glancing aid to attend. blow on the thigh by Otto Von| He has applied for®the position Porat, Scott took one look toward |of assistant coach at Boulder prep,, his corner, caught Johnsten's bale- [where he attended before he entered | ful eye and quickly dove to the can- |college. vas, ————— | “Can you imagine that for a bad MARTHA SOCIETY DINNER break?” remarked Johnston after-|5:30 to 7:00 P. M. January 30th. ward. “I wagered a few quid on| —adv. | Scott buf stipulated all bets were|~——"—"""""" " ORDER DIKE ING HEARING | OF FINAL ACCOUNT So it will be Falling Phil the Fire- man and Slippery Jack the Sailor in the big nd-up under the palms on was able to counter with two. The Bobcats found greater empha- sis on defense East of the Missis- ippi and ran into some snags,| notably at Butler. At that thay sacked enough punch to beat Pur- due and Penn State, losing to | Pittsburgh by 2 single poir a ast minute field goal by the | Charley Hyatt. D (NOTRE DAME MAN SIGNIFIES HE MAY off in case of a foul, so I don't col-| lect a dime.” 1 The Scott-Sharkey fight will be|rm the Probate Court for the Ter- first real financial test lm"’ ritory of Alaska, Division No. poxing in the Florida winter resort| 1, at Haines. Before A. F. Mc: are Last year, extraordinary| Lean, U. S. Commissioner and: developments made the Stribling-| Ex-Officio Probate Judge. ; Sharkey match a profitable ven-|In the matter of the estate of| , to the tune of $400,000. The Jesse Jensen, Deceased. ) y an agency,| Whereas, G. W. Hinchman, the 1 an unusual extrava- duly appointed administrator of' built-up by the ballyhoo 'the estate of Jesse Jenson, deceased, | the death of Rickard. It|has filed his final account, with fans an excuse to go some- |vouchers attached, of the admin- e and see their friends, or cele- |istration of said estate, and has brbri 1t brought Jack Demp- |petitioned for a hearing thereon,| sev to the forefront as a promoter,|and for the ariowance and settle- ing on for his old pal. The ment of said final account, and| ers advertised the bout through- {the court having considered the Florida, and had Dempsey’s|matter and being fuly advised in ne in bigger letters than those|the premises. { the actual principals. A new-| Now therefore it is ordered that 0 r got the idea that Dampsey a hearing be had upon said final was the main bout, with Sharkey:':clz:m beltoge ;&i}sl gourt.ra‘t’ Haines, t ri g i i | a, on the ay of January, ;el::i-rsul]x:blma i B 1930, at the hour of two o'clock, : Most of these elements will b55‘" the afternoon of said day, that missed this February. It will be ?:etfigticx:&fn::ldprxl;;g: t;'-j gll‘;: just a fight and the Datlyhoo % ¢ gl heirs, creditors and other hardly be stimulated LNt o [persons interested in said estate, rm}ploymc‘mdot te}:(;r?gl;ux:\;;'nce; o |then and there show cause, if any ":;!‘iL :;nsezl:‘)o_oofl “would appear (N€Y have. and present objections, optimistic. If it tops that figure,| |if any they have, why said final b . |8Ccount should not be approved Madison Square Garden's five YOI, g giiogaq, and said estate turned contract with the City of Miami|oyer 5 the heirs, and the admin- will seem a far-sighted documeni igrator discharged and his bonds-! therwise it may be just another pmopn released. | rap of paper. | It is further ordered that notice 1nf hearing of final account be pub- |lished weekly, for four consecutive weeks, in the Daily Alaska Empire, Juneau, Alaska, and three copies rated that a good attack is mot|of this notice 'be posted in the always the best defense. The Bob- most public places in the town of cats, champions of the Rocky Haines, Alaska. Mountain conference, have oper-| Witness my hand official ated principally on the basis of jaffixed at Haines, Alaska, swamping opposition by the[30th day of December, 1929. strength of their offense. Just as|(Seal) A. F. McLEAN, Jack Dempsey used to be willing U. S. Commissione and Ex- to take a punch in order to land Officio Probate Judge. two himself, Montana State was First publication, Jan. 4, 1930. willing to yield a basket so long as Last Publication, Jan. 25, 1930. { the ganza after | s pe out Mcentana State's basketball team. gaining something like an e break on its long Eastern tour, il- seal this { withir JUNEAU GIRLS DROP CONTEST Victory Gives Douglas Out- fit Big Lead in Cham- pionship Race Taking a firmer grip on the handle of the Championship cup, the Douglas high school girls de- eated the quintet from Juneau in the Douglas Nat last night. It was a merry mix-up in which foot- ball tactics were used so freely that Referee Osborne had to call time out in the first quarter to caution the players against roughness. The score was 22 ot 18, Douglas led throughout the en- ire game, the Juneau Girls failing to even tie the Islanders, although at times there was little space be- tween the scores of the two outfits. In the final quarter the Juneau girls, as in their last game with Do s, attempted a flashy come- back. They started with the score at 19 to 11 against them and came one point of a tie. Douglas managed to break it up, however 1d added three points to give them their 4-point win. Douglas Scores First Fraser opened the scoring with a field goal. Jensen converted for Juneau Fraser popped one in from the charity line and sank a field goal a moment later. Wal- dron added two points for Juneau, Fraser again looped the hoop from the field, Africh converted and Waldron scored from the court. The quarter ended 8 to 5. Jensen made three points in the second canto with a field goal and a conversion, while Fraser made one field goal. This was all the scoring in that period. In the third Douglas piled up a neat lead. Fraser added two more, converted, and put in another field goal as the period ended 17 to 11. Juneau Makes Spurt opened the last quarter goal by Fraser. Juneau its drive a moment later. converted and Waldron Dou; with a began Jensen can advertise profitably... in advertising is the choice of the proper medium. If you decide upon special folders or circular &mx, let us aid you in the choice of paper, ink and type. B The resultwill be a finished that will attract RTS Rogers scored from the court. Jensen added two more from the field and then converted twice to make the count 19-18. Fraser broke through the Juneau defense to score once more land Africh converted just as the final whistle sounded. fouls were called on Douglas, and eleven personals and one technical on Juneau. Summary DOUGLAS— Fraser (20) Africh (2) Carlson Wahto g Kilburn g Sey Substitutions: Juneau—Messer for Stewart, third quarter; Douglas. Lundell for Sey, third quarter; Fleck for Africh, Africh for Fleek, Sey for Kilburn, fourth quarter. Time out: Juneau 2. Officials: Osborne, referee; strom, umpire; J. Orme and Gray, | timers; i ers, JUNEAU— Waldron (6) Jensen (12) Meade Jackson Stewart f f c. sc - > \GRAD CGMPOSES NEW WAR SONG TLE, Jan. —When Uni coach, but it will-also have a new ‘battle song.” Harold Weens, a local composer and a member of the class of 1916 at the University, is the author of the anthem, which is entitled “Come On Washington!” cer suggested to me that the Uni- I just got inspired the other and wrote the words and music, ‘Weeks explained. President Spencer was enthusi- astic over the composition, accord- ing to Weeks, and arrangements for its publication are now in pro- gress. A prize of $25 has been offered to the art student who de- signs the best cover for the song GRS S JOHN DAVIS W’ANTED A request for information con- jcerning the whereabouts of John Davis, has been received at thc {Juneau Post Office, from C. A. | Maxwell, R. 2, Box 360, Bellevue, | Washington. Davis is described as being of |light complexion, quite bald, about five feet and eight inches in height and is Scotch. |neau last August. Maxwell is anxious to hear from Davis and any news of him will be appreciated. .. SEWARD CHAMBER RE-ELECTS Seward Chamber of Com- He came to Ju- The s i President for the third term. H IBaIdcr:‘:uu was re-elected Treasur- ler and Leonard Hopkins Secretary i ke Try the Tive oClock Dinner Specials at Malry’s. —adv We Sell Goodyears Always on hand—your e and type of Good- year All-Weather Tread balloons—The World’s Greatest Tire — and Goodyear Pathfinders, fine, sturdy, quality cords at lowest cost. Our standard Goodyear service with both. Buy from us, and get more mileage. JuneauMotors Inc. PHONE 30 merce has re-elected Leon Urbach | Twelve personal and two technical Eng- Valeson and F. Orme, scor-| FOR ‘GRID SQUAD !in the opening cato. Bayers do-| team marches onto the field next|Well under way, TOISLANDERS : all it not only will have a new |and was followed by Nelson, who “Some time ago President Spen- | versity needed a new pep song, so | HILLTOPPERS TAKE SECOND SERIES GAME Douglas Again at Loss to Make Any Impression Against Juneau U's speedy Hilltoppers again their authority over the| Douglas Islanders on the latter's| home floor last night in the second game of the Channel series. By a, 23 to 7 victory they have but a| single game to take from Douglas in) the remaining tilts in order to cop the championship. Keeping their defense air-tight throughout the fray, Juneau al- lowed the opposition to make onl | {one field goal, while the der of the points werc made from | the charity line ndt was high point man for the visitors with six field goals and three frc ows to his credit. Coach Dunham sent in an altered lineup to start, with Hurley and M r at forward and Nelson help- ing Berggren with the guarding The combination worked well, whilie IBrandt went in early in the s !gle and Hurley replaced Mcsser. | Douglas Scoreless | Not once did the Islanders score |nated the first two points with his the |only field goal of the game. Brandt |g of Washington football [S8nk one after the quarter was later converted, also converted. } The second period was almost a |non-scoring affair. After the half was well under way Brandt put a | pretty shot through the cords from | well out on the floor. Pettygrove converted, and towards the end of the frame W. Cashen contributed a pair from the charity line. The half ended with Juneau command- ing an 8 to 3 lead. Opening the second half Douglas jcame back strong, opening with a) conversion by J. Cashen and follow- ing it up with a long field goal by Gair., That ended their s for the period, however. Brandt {put one through the mesh for Juneau, Nelson converted, Hurley tossed in one from the field. A moment later Brandt -converted twice and shot two from the field before the period ended with the Islanders on the short end of a 19 to 6 score. Brandt Scores Again Brandt added to his string by hooping * another from the court,, | | | | i rug- | B while best Douglas could do was a conversion by Gair. The quarter continued with little shoot- | ing and less g. Shortly be- | fore the fracas ceased Messer rang | the bell from the court for the last time. | Sam Nelson, speedy Juneay pl;\ycr1 n guard position last night, con- | nected with an elbow of one of the | Douglas aggregation and received | a nasty cut on the forehead, which | put him out of the game. Fortu- nately for the Hilltoppers it vas in| the fourth quarter. i Eight per: 5 wers called | {on each quinte > JUNEAU Hurley Messer Brandt Bayers Nelson Forggren g Suiimary Po - G=Sp Sk o f f " coma~n"d 21 Gloan He cmmaaGy W. Cashen J. Cashen Pettygrove Lundell Niemi cormmwrHul ovowoo 0 cormnwwdBl own Totals 1 532 Substitutions: Juneau—Brandt for | y, first quarter; Hurley for! second quarter; Messer for | , fourth quarter. Douglas— Niemi for Pettygrove, Pettygrove for [Nll‘ml. second quarter, Time out: Douglas 3. Officials: Engstrom, referee; Os- | borne, umpire; J. Orme and Gray, T. Cashen and F. 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