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

THURSDAY, NOV. 20, 1930. BRINGING UP FATHER " WELL V'UE CHANGED || | T™E TickeTS AGAIN TO PLEASE » MAGGIE: WELL SAIL ON THE STEAMSHIP CANOPENER BETTER GO IN AND SEE MOTHER: SOME THING 1S WRONG- 5 SHE 1S CRYING- A nomination of Troy's stars for All- American comsideration, although Howard Jones undoubtedly would be just as_well satisfied to have this " subject tabled until after the game with Notre Dame, at least. Some of the 1929 Trojans, flat- tered perhaps by early nomina- tions for the all-star cast, didn't recover from their mid season slump until the New Year's Day game in the Rose Bowl. Ernie Pinckert, the hard-running and blocking halfback, Mar: Duffield and Orville. Mohler, the quarterback twins, and Garrett Ar- belbide, wingman, have caught the fancy of coast critics. | CAMELS ROLL 1593 {7 5 ELKS TOURNAMENT on, this team,| The Camels rolled a high team was 'total of the present tournament, at 1593 pins, and nosed out the Wild- cats, who previously had high score ever by one pin. On the Elks alleys Tuesday night the Camels—Metcalf, Andrews and | |Simpkins by winning three Istraight games from the Goats— |N..Bavard, Bringdale and Hermle —jumped from eighth to third n of being America’s high-|place and the Goats tumbled down ing aggregation {from third to eighth place. Mzt ady had upset col-|calf scored high single game, ¢ Tech piled up some high total, closely followed by N res a strong op- Bavard who was second high man | rough the sea- for the evening. | The Tornado In the second match the Wild-| great southern football being discussed, as they n because of of pigskin-t many still believe wartime n the coun one of the foot " Tech eleven to fame as th rolling up a winning nine games and earning the dis- T THINK - DADDY YOU HAD 8Y GoLuyY- | THOUGHT THAT WOZ HER TAKIN' LESSONS IN B80T MAGQE- r | THE CANOPENER 15 ONE OF THRE | | FINEST BoATS 1 vania. 41 to 0:/cats — Stewart, G.' George and| Vachington and Lee by 63-0; steah |Sperling—continued to hold second | rollered Vanderbilt 83‘-0; and Tu- Place by taking three straight| lan then slaughtered the |88mes from the Lions—Robertson, ns 98-0, and wound |Selby and Faulkner—and the Lions up the year by running wild against {4roPPed to. the cellar. = Sperling| Alabama Poly was high man in this match. x = Tonight at 7:30 o'clock the )3(":\1‘5l ; _* |play the Elephants and at 9 o'clock | Alabam o ey o ",‘the Buffaloes take on the league| |leading Tigers. y ! especially | noteworthy beca had held the Western Conferen ;litn(n;.z,m Chio State, to a score- | Team Standings | Bulwarks in the 1917 Tech line pye o V;](,Dn Lj" Z;C,};i » were Captain Carpenter, and Fin-iwoigeor 9 3 750 her at the tackles, Phillips at cen-lganers” 7 5 583 The ball-toting aces were Hill,|g,raloes 5 4 556 e quarterback, Strupper and Guy-|yalamutes 6 6 500/ on. Elephants 6 6 500} The performances of these stal-|colts 6 ¢ 00| warts climaxed three straight sea-|Goats 7 8 466 sons of un football for Heis- (1eopards 5 L { 417 man and Georgia Tech. It was the |Bears :......... 3 6 333 “Golden Age” of football in Atlanta|Beavers 4 333 and Dixie’s first national cham-|Lions 4 11 266 pionship product. Tech did not oc- - - cupy such heigl n until Cap- | ROCKNE CALLS 1920 TEAM , tain Pund's leven, coached HIS BEST AT NOTRE DAME by Bill Alexander, swept the grid- pns SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 20.— R Knute Rockne classes his 1920 team The firing has been heavy alllyotha pest of his Notre Dame ma- along the California football front and Southern Califor- of chines. The Army team of 1925, e day it trcunced his cha | opened a fresh set of steam valves.|ino phest he ever saw. son crushing defeat n the | was | ni Stanford 8 m{& LOD(AI:"’;_[:LL‘:‘I’l; ‘gf;;“‘;(‘;;? The Nebraska outfit of 1925 ] £ 2 " |which also roundly licked Notre| Yl’v:‘flfl”\g of course Th‘(‘ veteran Dame, was the most powerful l(’;\m! Glenn Warner, SLfmfords coach: 1. ever saw in action. yourself: “The present| ang George Gipp of his 1920] g m may be the dumb-|y.,p “pockne rated as the best of est I ever had, byt it's a 1ot smart- |,y the. griddess fe ‘has seen. His AU D 9 oA, best teams at Notre Dame were in ing h Webster: ‘Smart 1920, '21, '22 (the year of the Four| Horsemen) and 1929. Rockne expressed the above con- | —an acute, painful sensation’.” Southern Cal's big victory at ; : " * Vi S jo interview. i Alto Bas lediinevitalie boithe | toRs 0 8 TR Play Indoor Golf at The Alaskan| Hotel. (adv.) | Men! 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Schaubel, crack polo player and coach of the polo team of Penn Military Academy (inset), is to wed Ruth Malcomson, the *“Miss America” of the Atlantic Ci 23 ARE DEAD, 100 INJURED, OKLA.TORNADD One Hundred Buildings Re-J ported Destroyed— Pupils Dead, Injured OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Nov. 20. — A tornado of terrific force cut a swath of death and destruc- tion through the Church colony at Bethany, seven miles west of here late yesterday afternoon. Twenty-three persons are known to have been killed and 100 in- jured. Approximately 100 buildings were destroyed. Four of the dead were pupi the Camel Creek school house. Th teacher and 10 other pupils wer: injured. > Alaskar Woman Named to A. L. A. Music Com. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 20— Ruth Beran, of Anchorage, Alaska, fo the National Music Committee of the American Legion Auxiliary has been announced at the Auxiliary’s national headquarters here. 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