The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 9, 1931, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV. 9, 1931. 'WOMENBOWLERS JOIN WITH MEN \|IN TOURNAMENT First Mlxed Matches of Season to Be Roll- ed Tonight ‘Women bowlers make their de- but in competitive bowling tonight when the first mixed tournament of the season starts on the Elks Club alleys. Two women and three men are on each team. The first match, between the | Blucbirds and the Pelicans, will be rolled at 7:15 o'clock tonight. 'At 9 o'clecok the Woodpeckers play | the Crows. Tournament Schedule The complete schedule for the , tournament, which will end Dec- cmmr 22, follows, the first game starting at 7:15 and second games at 9: Nov. 10—Sparrows Kingfishers vs Owls Nov. 12—Snowbirds vs. Robins vs. Owls Nov. 13—Sparrows vs. Kinguishers vs. Pelicans, Nov. 14—Crows vs. vs Eagles Robins; | No game— Nov. 16—Woodpeckers vs. Snow- ! birds; Hawks vs. Owls. Eagles; | oal Blucbirds; R Dec. 15—Owls vs. Sparrows;owlsl vs. Pelicans. | Dec. 18—Woodpeckers vs. Spar- rows; Owls vs. Bluebirds. Dec. 19—Snowbirds vs. fishers; No game— i Dec. 21—Kingfishers vs. Hawks; Crows vs. Eagles. Dec. 22—Pelicans vs. Robins; No game. WASHINGTON U IS ROUTED BY CALIFORNIA U Huskies Unable to Score. Against Bears—Last | Period Victory i BERKELEY, Cal, Nov. 9—Fight- ing with a fury that brooked no opposition, the California Bears' changed a spectacularly closegame; into a second half rout last Satur-, da) afternoon to defeat the Unl- [versity of Washington Huskies 13 King- S | to 0. The Bears broke a 0 to 0 dead- lock in the third period vnashlng | through the Washington defense for a touchdown and converted | In the fourth period, Rusty (:Mll‘| |intercepted a Husky pass and ran| ‘35 yards unhampered for a touch- FOOTBALL RESULTS The following are scores of the principal football games played last Saturday afternoon in various sec- tions of the country: Louisiana 0; Army 20. Georgia 7; New York University Indiana 0; Michigan 22. Virginia 0; Columbia 27. | Lehigh 19; Princeton 7. ' Villanova 7; Temple 13. Dartmouth 6; Harvard 7. Navy 0; Ohio State 7. Carnegie Tech 6; Pittsburgh 14. Nebraska 7; Towa 0. Pennsylvania 0; Notre Dame 49t 8t. John's (Maryland) 0; Yale 52.| Ohio 27; DePauw 0. | Towa State 7; Kansas Aggies 6. Arkansas 13; Chicago 13. | ‘Wisconsin 7; Tllinois 6. { Kansas 0; Oklahoma 10. | Utah 28; Colorado College 6. | Idaho 8; Washington State 9. | University of Washington 0; Cal- ifornia 13, Montana 0; Oregon State 13. Stanford 0; Southern California’ 1. Swarthmore 0; Delaware 26. Ripon 0; Michigan 100. Alfred 0; Cornell 54. ! Detroit 9; Fordham 30. Bucknell 7; Georgetown 0. ‘ BEATS MONTANA 'JUNEAU FIREMEN OREGON STATE Wins First Conference Vic-| tory on Rainsoaked Field CORVALLIS, Oregon, Nov. 9.- Oregon State won the first con ference victory of the season lasi Saturday afternoon by defeating | Montana by a score of 19 to 0. The game 'was played on a rain- | soaked and slippery field. WIN FROM HAINES By a score of 35 to 16, the Ju-| reau Firemen defeated the Haines junior team at basketball Saturday cvening in the gymnasium of the Juneau High School. The game was fast and interesting. There was a fair attendance of spectators. The officials were A. S. Dunham | and R. Osborne, referees; G. Went- d, timer; Lloyd Bayers, scorer. e Haines players returned | yesetrday on the Umtcd home | States Army boat Fornance. ————————— Bring us your raw furs to be made up. Chas. Goldstein & Co. —adv. DON'T MISS THE Catholic Bazaar IN THE Parish Hall NOVEMBER 12—13—14 A wonderful opportunity to procure your Christmas gifts at gratifying prices! All the booths will be stocked with bargains. Much fun is promised at the Fish Pond and Beno Booth, and Wheel of Fortune. Come and be young and forget your cares. It will be the best way to prepare to enjoy that turkey dinner on the 14th. A free chance. on a ton of coal will be given each day to every guest e -as today I Overstutted down. 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TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY OF SALE Regular $45.00 Regular 42.50 Regular 40.00 Regular 37.50 Regular 35.00 Regular 32.50 21.70 Regular 30.00 .20.00 Don’t miss this opportunity to save suits suits suits suits suits suits suits ... 25.00 . 23.50 Only 75 suits in this lot; don’t wait, buy now. Smart styles and models in a wide variety of fabrics NO ALTERATIONS SABIN’S fiIIIIIIII|I|l|llllllllflllllIlIlIIIII|IIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll|||||||||liillllllilllllllIIIIT +UId Papers for sale at Empire Office|g | | | {owls vs. Kingfishers vs. Eagles. Nov. 19.—Bluebirds vs. Robins vs. Crows. 20—Snowbirds | Woodpeckers vs. Eagles. Nov. 21—Kingfishers vs. Robins; No game—-— Nov. 23—Sparrows vs. Bluebirds; Crows vs. Pelicans. Nov. 24—Snowbirds vs. Owls vs. Woodpeckers. Nov. 27—Kingfishers vs. Sparrows; | Hawks; vs. Ha\vkv | Eagles vs. Robins. Nov. 28—Pelicans vs. Hawks; {No game— Nov. 30—Snowbirds vs. Bluebirds; Owls vs. Crows. Dec. 1—Kingfishérs vs. Wood- peckers; Eagles vs. Pelicans. Dec. 3—Crows vs. Sparrows; Blusebirds vs. Rcbins. Dee. Crows vs. Snowbirds. Dec. 5—Owls vs. game— Dec. Eagles; No 7—Kingfishers vs. Blue- birds; Snowbirds vs. Pelicans. Dec. 8—Hawks vs. ‘Woodpeckers vs. Robins. Dec. 10—Bluebirds vs. Robins. Eagles; Dee. 11—Woodpeckers vs. cans; Kingfishers vs. Crows. Dec. 12—Snowbirds vs. Sparrows; | No game— Dec.© 14—Snowbirds vs. Crows vs. Hawks Robins; 4—Hawks vs. Woodpeckers; | Sparrows; | Peli- | | Marguette 13. Duke 7; Kentucky 0. Centenary 6; Purdue 49. ormwestern 32 Minnesota 14. HARVARD WINS INLAST FOUR MINUTES, 7706 ‘Capt Barry Wood Keeps i His Eleven in Unde- ‘SEESAW CAME - VIGTORY FOR WASH. STATE Pullman Gndsters De feat University of Idaho —Close Score | PULLMAN, Wash, Nov. 9. Washington State nosed out the ferocious University of Idaho foot- fea!ed Class ball team here last Saturday after-| CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 9.— noon by a score of 9 to 8 on a Capt. Barry Wood kept Harvard in wet fleld. the undefeated class by completing | The seccaw game was full of a 45-yard scoring pass to Hageman | fumbles and interceptions. and drop-kicking the extra point Each team made a touchdown. | over the hard fighting Dartmouth Idaho made a two point safety.'in the last four minutes of play Washington State reported with last Saturday afternoon and win- a 1 goal which gave the neces- ning for Harvard by a score of 7 sary paint to win. |to 6. o i TR | Dartmouth “GCLDEN GLOW"” Christmas first period, Morton tossing a beau- | Cards, made by Winter & Pond. tiful pass to McCall after recovery —adv. on a Harvard fumble. | —————— USE the Question Box at the‘ Bible Chmtauqua —adv.’ scored early in the ———,e— [ Quartz and placer location no-' tices at The Empire. Sensible Prices H. S. 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