The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 4, 1931, Page 5

—_———_——7 ° MMWW3 BASKETBALLBLUEHRDS WIN | ,/// R N /4 ~ Party SATURDAY NIGHT A.B. HALL For Information and Invitations TELEPHONE 40 PARTY FOR FISHERMEN—Others Require Invitations | MY 4 ‘bs rail, every foot of the route had lndla $ VICCI'OY Travel‘ ’to be guarded against revolut ion- | clusive use, paying $5,000, which is by Air to Void Threats|ists bent on wrecking the train. | one-fitth what the viceroy's sump- | This watch entailed considerable | tuous train cost. expense, - m has The viceroy, who was formerly | ENTERS HOSPITAL t the vice- |governor-general of Canada, finds makes most | that he can go about India by air | much more safely and at less cost The government has just pus- NEW , Dec. 4—In- i rm ¢ ilington, s iirplane. ore, whenever he traveled Mrs. Rose Ferguson of Juneau is | a patient in St. Ann’s Hospital She entered yesterday afternoon. | “IIONES 83 OR 85 “The Store That Pleases” | THE SANITARY GROCERY chased an airplane for his ex- | closely matched. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 4, 1931. GAMES WILL BE PLAYED TONIGHT Douglas Fire_m;n, Public Roads and High School Are Scheduled ‘What promises to be three inter- ‘esung games of basketball will be played this evening in the gym- nasium of the Juneau high school. The contesting teams will be the Juneau high school against the Douglas Fire Department, the Ju- neau Alumni against the Bureau of Public Roads and the Juneau high school Freshmen against the Eighth Grade of the Juneau ele- | mentary school. Tonight's appearance of the Douglas Firemen will be their first this season on this side of Gasti- neau Channel. The Island smoke- eaters have already been defeated by the Douglas high school, tradi- tional rival of the Junaeu high | school. Coaches Can Conjecture The outcome of the game this evening will enable the coaches of |the two high schools to check the showings of their teams against the Island firemen, and, from the | two sets of scores, conclusions cap be drawn as to the strength of the scholastic organizations when pit- | ted against each other. Not a few | basketball enthusiasts favor the | Juncau high school team to win tonight’s battle against the Doug- |las smoke-eaters by at least three | baskets. | The Juneau students are anxious for victory. They have been in- vited to participate in a basketball tournament at Chilkoot Barracks Action on the invitation has not | yet been taken by the school | authorities. The boys want to make the trip, and they think their chances of being allowed to do so will be enhanced by a decisive tri- | umph over the visiting Firemen. | Keen Interest Manifested By many the .game between the { Juneau Alumni and the Bureau of | Public Roads is looked forward to with great interest. These two | teams will be members of the Gas- tinau Channel Independent Bas- | ketball League, organization of which is now under way. The |Alumni has players that have worked together for two or three | seasons, and they have been par- ticipants in competitive games two |or three times this fall. They are |expected to defeat the Bureau | athletes, but the latter may prove to be “dark horse” surprises. The contest between the Juneau high school Freshmen, and the | Eighth Graders wil lbe the curtain raiser. These aggregations have met twice this season, and are In their first encounter the Eighth Graders beat the Freshmen. In their second the Freshmen snatched victory in "Ithe last quarter by a single point Play tonight will begin promptly at 7:15 o'clock. S HI JINKS—SAVE THE DATE B. P. O. E. Hi Jinks, Elks' Hall — e Buy that fur coat now, Goldstein & Co. Chas —adv. December 3lst. ——adv THE N a bermer Gy than a Please call at our store and a demonstration FRONT STREET g > T Wiiar Courp B 2740 4K % R.C.A. C](/ () Victor THE LAST WORD IN RADIO Juneau Melody House s EW AR R R AR RO arrange AT TRIPLE VICTORY; | CROWS TAKE TWO| By taking two out of thres fromn:| the Sparrows on the Elks alleys| last night the Crows crept within one game of the league - leading Pelicans. The Bluebirds made a clean sweep of their match with the Robins. The Lavenik family almost mon- opolized scoring honors. Mrs. Lav- enik rolled the highest women’s score, both in average and for single game, 163 and 179, respect- ively, while her husband ran up the highest single score, 204. Bring- dale averaged 181. Miss Taylor topped the bowlers in consistency, rolling 132, 132 and 133. Tonight’s schedule: Hawks vs. Woodpeckers; Crows vs. Snowbirds. | Last night's scores follow: CROWS Mrs. Peterman... 145 110 132—387| Mrs. Kearney 93 91 121305 Council 165 169 143—477 Andrews 188 177 163—528 M. Bavard ... 159 168 175—50: 750 715 Handicap ......... 4 14 N 4 Totals ... 764 729 748-2241 SPARROWS | Mrs. Lavenik...... 152 179 157—488 Mrs. Duncan. 67 89 86—242 G. George 139 188 145—472 Shaw . 132 177 124433 Lavenik ... 204 158 144—506 694 791 656-2141 Handicap . 31 31 31- 83 Totals 725 832 687-2234| BLUEBIRDS Miss Taylor 132, 132 133—397 Miss Monson ..... 115 130 116—361 Harding 126 164 135—425 Bringdale 165 176 202—543 Metcalf ... 127 181 188—496 665 783 1774-2222 | Handicap . 38 38 38- 114 Totals ... 703 821 812-2336 ROBINS Mrs. Coughlin ... 124 130 125—379 Mrs. Pullen 90 90 90-*270 | C. Sabins 142 142 142-*436 Duncan 160 180 152—492 N. Bavard 128 161 171—460 644 703 680-2037 | Handicap . 4 44 44-132 Totals .. 688 747 724-2169 *—Average; did not howl. —— .- MILLER WINS TEN-ROUND GO !SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec.'4—In a slashing ten-round battle, Char- lie Miller, 138-pounder, of Sacra- mento, won a decision last night over Pinta De Sa, flashy Portu- guese featherweight. “GOLDEN G OW” Christmas Cards, new Alaska photos with in- dividual titles. See Winter & Pond. Big Value in CHRISTMAS CARDS Attractive Christmas Greetings with tissue lined envelopes Box of 16 Cards . Box of 21 Cards.... 50c $1.00 Juneau Drug | Company Free Delivery Phone 33 Post Office Substation No. 1 I O ONON N O TR AR, | Interwoven SOX for PHELAN TELLS HUSKIES THEY CAN WIN GAME Declares TrO)ans Are Not Invincible—Teams Meet Saturday SAN FRANCISCO, Cal , Dec. 4— “If you defeat the mighty Trojans COUGARS AT NEW ORLEANS - FOR BATTLE Washmgton Staters Meet Tulane at Football Tomorrow | | NEW ORLEANS, La., Dec. 4—| Washington State's Cougars’ threat STEELE THROWS INDIAN WRESTLER IN NINE MINUTES TORONTO, Dec. 4—Ray Steele, weighing 215 pounds, of Glendalg, California, last night threw Jim Clinstock, Cherokee Indian wrest= |ler from Oklahoma, in nine min= utes and twenty-two seconds. e PIONEER CARD PARTY The Pioneers of Alaska will give a Card Party at Odd Fellows' Halil on Friday night, December 11tA. Luncheon will be served. Admissiglm it will be the football upset of the to Tulane's unblemished record for [50 cents. Everybody welcome. adv. season for the entire country, and |the current season arrived here| s —— 5 you can do it,” Coach Jimmy Phe- Vesterday after a four-day journey | o T — lan told the University of Wash- and went through a fine workout D ington Huskies here they stop- | on the Green Wave's gridiron [ DONALDINE ’i pad for a brief halt enrou:z to the Coach Babe Holllng_bem said the ‘ Beaut_v Parlar t University of Southern California | Cougars stood the trip in fine shape | | Franklin St.. at Front where they play Saturday |and would present their full|| Phone 496 RUTH HAYES { day's game. -— - Phelan pointed out that the Tro- | StENSth in Satur SRR TS | T jans are not invincible, citing their |, Lne Green w‘“’f fine: 0ot ‘t:‘“ e carly defeat at the hands of st |tled O defeaied bl sesson, anc '8 Mary's college. The Huskies, tak- | 2 i o . ing their coach at his word, are eleyens . los the s JUNEAU RADIO giong to enter the battle determin- | VICE C . |ed to stop the charges of the Thun- JIM BROWNING IS | SER 0 dering Herd, and win themcelves, i bl iy iy VICTOR OVER WYKOFF Tubes Service i NoTICE - IN WRESTLING MATCH | Open Evenings | To Scottish Rite Masons: —_ |4 Special meeting Friday menlng | | IN OLD CABLE OFFICE 7:30. Thirty degree conferred. Vis- | g oy et o et oo | { Browning, of St. Louls, last night; | won over Lee Wykoff, of Califor- Inia, in the main event of a wrest- ling show in the Boston arena. Near First and Main PHONE 218 iting members cordially invited. WALTER B. 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