The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 10, 1931, Page 5

SY GOLLY! 'M GOINY' TO Q\T OUT BEFORE MAGGIE GITS HERRIN' BONE " SPANIEL OF f ¢ REery | HERS - o Tl e OF THE Los ANGELES A — HE NATIONAL Fou—- | VAULTING CHAMPION N — BRINGING UP FATHER ' BACK OR SHELL SEND Ms f I LUT OUT WITHA THAT: DIPPY THE FORMER. wALE- STAR. HAS Bas~N THREATENING THE" . POLE -VAULT ReCORD AT THE EASTERN INDOOR. WINTER- MEETS " WASHINGTON " NOW CHAMPIONS Conference Title Last Night game | jeries. hind. § Washington ahead at the start of| ¥ the second half with a field goal! and free throw. He led the scoringl with six field goals and five free| throws. His whirlwind passing, ! rough checking and fancy one-| into a frenzy. ———————— WOMEN NOMINATE | 25 HORSES FOR KENTUCKY DERBY LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 10.— Fifteen women nominated 25 hors- AT B A es for the 57th running of the $50,- 000 added Kentucky Derby at A Churchill Downs, May 16. The re- 3 . . 'mais 105 eligibles were nominat- Defeat California for Coast ts ne s © ¥ Mrs. Payne Whitney, of Green- |tree Stable and Mrs. C. M. Amory, lowner of Sagamore Stable, each|Alabama is composed of children |nominated five candidates. Mrs. | between the 'ages of five and nine SEATTLE, March 10.—The Coast M. L. Crawford and the Wheatley | years. jonference Basketball Champion- Stable of Mrs. H. C. Phipps nomi- ip was brought to the Pacific nated two each. thwest for the first time since| One eligible was nominated by Idaho won the title in 1923, when each of the following: Mrs. H. H. the U‘r‘versi:y of Washington de- Cotton, Mrs. J. N. Crofton, Mrs, feated [fhe University of California Olive Curtis, Mrs. T. M. Doyle, Mrs. last nitht by a score of 42 to 30 Victor Emanuel, Mrs. K. E. Hitt, in the deciding game of the three Mrs. E. J. Hodgson, the Middle- |burg Stable of Mrs. William Zieg- ‘The |first half ended 20 to 20, ler, Jr., Mrs. T. J. 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