The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 20, 1930, Page 5

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Hollywood and Los Angeles HOME WITH BIG ALBIEBOOTH IRISH SCORE PLAYSGAME OVER SCOTS YJ‘"MSELF;No:{e Digie Eliki De- eats Carnegie Tech in Saturday’s Game PSSP PSS S S SSL ’————_—' TO ALL CONSUMERS OF WATER: Notice is hereby given that all water pipes must be protected against freezing. Under the ordinances of the City of Juneau waste of water is prohibited. Patrons ignoring this law next winter and allowing water to waste through open faucets will have their service discontinued until next spring when the sup- ply will be abundant. This will be strictly enforced after November 1, 1930. All customers are hereby notified to the end that they may take the necessary precautions against frozen water pipes. JUNEAU WATER COMPANY v ; from Yale Saturday: olding Rugged Browns Scoreless SOUTH BEND, Indiana, Oct. 20. 3320’:);\3?2231: il —Aroused to fighting fury, Notre | XIS Y |{Dame answered another mighty enger L and routed Tech 21 st AR Y, will play for the championship of ‘ 1930, the play-off starting Wednes-| Struggle and Threat- Oregon’s Line, Wash- | en Southerners ington’s Downfall | ‘ | GAMxS SUNDAY ion 3, 5; San Francisco 2, 6. cramento 11, 4; Portland 4, 6. Angeles 7, 6; Hollywood 5, 4. land 6, 3; Seattle 2, 5. STANFORD STADIUM, Cal, Oct. | 20.—Stanford won its first confer- | Oregon, Gcti. 23.- PORTLAND, | . i F _ | Plucking a 25-yard pass out of ;m[ | ence football game last Saturday heavens, full speed ahead, John!™ Y funtord gainesed i s potnts i Kitzmiller, hait back, gave the Members of Rocky Pass the first half. It s two ADLiche | University of Oregon a victory over | G Cl b G D A S e\ i “ov UCh=the University of Washington here | un u et Deer, A Sty 2 Saturday afternoon. Geese and DUC](S 1 Brow mz was won by impres- } i rned the st hopes high, the | Ceattle 5; Oakland 3. | put the terms in the first period. After that «Los Angeles 2; Hollywood 3. | . and the game was of the customary i The Carncgie complexion. mashed and 2g offensiva by |On the |CORNELL’S ELEVEN e ———— CRID SCORES followin, pla he courn N. J, Oct. most, powerful t AY And Walks Home " Without His Shoes Steve Ward backed judgment in the Weav Nelson.. fight can Legion ni his socl the Nelson “Shorty The be! er of the would walk his shc Nelsor . Graham made sure tl rown 0. Ohio , State 0. 14; Colgate 7. use 0. York Univer- losing figh home Ward walked home shoeles by removing the shoes from Ward's feet and taking them 46; n Califor Whitman 0. 65; Utah Ag- home in his pockats. —————————— rd 13. withe DEFEATS PRINCETON out 1at Daily Empire Want Ads Pay. ® 0000200000000 80 n and conv Throughout the he webfooters w. and contin ggres- tened the threa When referes's the ball was o line, but Oregon had just lost pos- of it. - —— PUNT MEANS VICTORY FOR ARMY ELEVEN Only Score m G:ame Against Ha!‘\'al‘d ;Vlade in First Period Ma; Oct. 20.— punt gave the CAMBRIDGE, Woods' po: Army a victor) Harvard, the se series of 16 football games. The score came in the period when Woods on Harvard's line, 1shed by the Y s linemen that he was able to kick the ball only 12 yards-to the 32-yard line, and the Army dashed over for a touchdown on the third down. The score was Army 6, Harvard 0. Ads Pay. The game was hard fought. Oregon’s line was Washington's all. Hufford, star Washington back, ’ played part of the game. He has an infected leg and is just out of the hospital. Washington tossed caution to the winds in the last quarter and passed in every direction and from every position, but failed to score. The f Washington had only one. chance to score and held Oregon twice when within striking distance. The score was 7 to 0 in favor of Oragon, e STATE COLLEGE OFWASHINGTON BEATSGONZAGA Bone Crushers Put Game on Ice in One Quarter Last Saturday first ) SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 20.— Washington State College, winner over the University of California and the University of Southern California, dallied with Gonzaga last Saturday afternoon in one quarter, rushed in the bone crush- and shoved over three touch- then retired giving the ers down: © 1930, LiGGETT & Myvers Topacco Co half was a see saw affair.| Mission 13; San Francisco 11. Hunting is the “best ever” in the Portland 0; Sacramento 5. | Rock s district. Fourteen deer,| 20 geese and ducks to the limit of the law were brought from there)| (last evening by 11 members of the ocky Pass Gun Club. In addition 'Hollywood to this me, the hunters killed Los Angeles enough more on which to feast dur- San Francisco ing their two-weeks’ outing. Sacramento Members of the party chartered Scattle the Virginia IV to take them to Oakland their camping place October 4, and Portland the same craft called to get them Mission for their return home throughout the i s was delightful. undance of sunshine was mnot Watch for our announcements. | vorable for ducks, although - |there was no scarcity of these water | |~ !1‘0\\'1‘ but the conditions were all ithat could be desired for deer. | The gentlemen who have enough game for themselves and their friends, are Charles Goldstein, Is: dote Goldstein, A. A. Matthew Joseph Johnston, Frank A. Boyle, }Gnv McNaughton, A. M. Mill, M. S. | Wilson, T. J. McCaul, Ed Jones and {Robert Simpson. | | David Blackburn was the cook for |the party, and “a good cook, t00,” as the unanimous verdict of its | members. | S eee /GUN FIRED WHEN | TOUCHDOWN MADE ; | TROUBLE smu‘s‘ GEORGETOWN, Kentucky, Oct. 20—Someone fired a gun when a| uchdown was made last Saturday in a game of negro high school ams. Knives and guns appeared in | he hands of the spectators and |the crowd entered into a melee| ! which the There were no arrests. NOTICE MOOSEHAVEN LEGION | NUMBER 25 { | Meeting Tuesday night, 8 p. m, October 21st. Initiation; Debate; also, don't forget the lunch 1‘ | STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost 65 35 56 42 49 50 49 50 48 51 45 55 42 56 43 58 e period| The Portrait Represent great value! See Them! H. S, GRAVES The ClotBing Man | G. A. BALDWIN, —adyv. e . Westinghouse RADIO Drop in and Hear Them at the CAPITAL ELECTRIC CO. READ THIS TWICE! 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