The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 7, 1931, Page 5

TROJANS BEAT SKIES 44 107 SATURDAY GAME Washington University Makes Touchdown 1n Final Minutes the fil | in its infancy through the final perate effort in n2 es of the game ki2s cpened a passin Buse to Bof Lefesty, a touchdown. ngton State was the only ce team tC sity of South- a this season. ST MART'S WINS OVER METHODIST Gaels Make Score in Final Period — Mustangs Make Safety Only SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec. T— The Mustangs of the Southern College went down Sat- rnoon to their first de- 2 season bef: which 33-yard line. The Gaels short gains by two line Beasley whippad ar to Toscani Whe 110 yards to score. Herb Flet- the extra point by & Southern' Methodist's only came on a safety, shortly after St. Mary's touchdown a blocked punt. The EAGLES 1AKE TWO FROM KINGFISHERS . Messerschmidt’s cannon- ball delivery was in good working Saturday night, and his team, won two out of three games from the Kingfishers on the ' Club alleys. He ran up the t's average of the present tournament, 196, and came two pins of tying the high E of 234 set by Mrs. Faulkner for a single game. Goddard, h single score, another Eagle, 152, and schedule: ; Snowbirds vs. Kingfishers Peli- Saturday night's scores: EAGLES Goddard 152 138 126 .9 90 90 137 137 137 200 232 156 184 144 210 763 741 T9 2 26 26 789 67 45 KINGFISHERS Mrs. Bavard ... 146 112 142 Mrs. Worth 60 89 97 Stevens 147 147 147 Davis 169 148 208 525 H. Sabin 167* 189 186 542 689 685 780 2154 .53 53 53 169 742 738 833 2323 416 270* 411* 588 538 2223 Mrs. Van Atta H. Messer't. Barragar Handicap 2361 400 246 441° Handicap NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT PUBLIC LIBRARY The following new books have been received at the Juneau Public Library and are now on the shelves ready for distribution: Sun Up, by Will James; O'Henry Prize Stories, 1931; Their Father’s God, by O. E. Rolvaag; The Al- mond Tree, by Grace Z. Stone; American Beauty, by Edna Ferber; Shadows on the Rock, by willa Cather; The Opening of a Door, by George Davis; The Ten Command- ments, by Warwich Deeping; Black Daniel, by H. W. Morrow; Hatter's Castle, by A. J. Cronin; Finch's Fortune, by de la Roche; Granc Hotel, by Vicki Baum; A White Bird Flying, by Bess Streeter Ald- rich; Red Pepper Returns, by Grace S. Richmond; Miss Mole, by E. H Young; The Story of Julian, by Susan Ertz; Kindled Flames, by Margarey Pedler; If I Were ‘You by P. G. Wodehoust; The Sons of Mrs. Aab, by Sarah G. Millin; The Post Short Stories of 1931, editec by Ed. J. O'Brien; My Experience* in the World War, by John J. Pershing; The Official System of Contract Bridge; pilgrims of the Santa Fe, by Agnes Laut; My sStory, by M. R. Rinehart, and two Mystery Stories and a number of Juvenile books. —— “GOLDEN G »OW" Caristmas Cards, made by Winter & Pond ——— New Jersey was once called New f | Cup, emblematic of football suprem- | PRESIDENT CUP WON BY COAST GUARD ELEVEN - | The fo Winners Upset Gridiron|,, Dope by Trouncing |° | ving ar: ball games final scores ved last Sat- Marine Team, 13-6 the biggest the California 44. shington States 14, Tulane 28. Utah 0, Oregon State 12. In one of sets of the szason, juard Bears la ocn pounded out a 13 to 6 vie-| fory over the Marines eleven | to win the ent's Ser Carneg Tenn 0. Navy 6, Penn 0. wcy in the Nation’s Service teams,| Western Maryland 6, University | wccording to advices received re |of Maryland 41. oday by the Coast Guard cutter Kentucky Tallapoosa. : The game was wit lent Hoover and seve % of his Cabinet, and some 25000/ Kansas 6, Washburn 0. other spectators. This is the big-| Missouri 6, St. Louis University | 7est Service gam: of the year since 21, the break in the athletic relations|; Nebraska 20, Colorado Aggies 6. setween West Point and Annapo! Centre 9, South Carolina 9. The President’s Cup was origin- —_—————— \lly put up by Preside | soveral years a| ured it the weld it every Jdl comers. Last ) the Suard 1ad battled its he final nd lost to the 3ut Saturday they squared >ounts. Th: competing teams are made up entirely of enlisted men from the respective branches. Only one officer is permitted to each squad which furnishes coaches from their | own personnel. - GAME ON NEW YEARS IS SET 11- ie Tech 0, Duquesne 0. see 30, New York Uni- ) Pr ce | va ida 2. nooga 0. sed by Prosi ral members ' versit Aggles 6. and have since against fir par TIPPING CHARGE Trojan Substitute Believed, to Have Betrayed i Teams’ Play L ac- LC3 AN willlam Hawkins, | of Southern Cali-| am, was arrested | o private detec-! s balieved he be- | his team’'s play ! to The action was take ame at South | iTulane and’ Southern Ca fornia Will Play ir Rose Bowl xpress said the charges to be without foundation. —alie P | LCS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. i Tulane University and the Uniw sity of Southern California meet in the Rose Bowl at Pa dena on New Year's Day. Gastineau ! S. M. Anderson, O. B. Chester-| man, R. B. Collings, F. Wernburg, Southern California extended an!Juncau; Dr. Rae L. Carlson, Ket- nvitation to Tulane last Saturday chikan; L. L. Trimble, Seattle; A. ifternoon in consequence of their'S. Dunbar, Flat. victory over Washington State and Tulane immediately accepted. e gt I Alaskan | hn Jewett, M. H. Brown, U. S.| er Tallapoosa; Thomas Thiba-, Chitina; M. T. Robinson,| E. Peverall, Seward; C. A. John Hanson, J. Sewall, n ten tries against Duke. | Trough three football seasons, | Captain Bill Thomas of Virginia,| ‘" iaiin 4 A et %l 9513 verds 20 gamcs“_ |Mrs. H. C. Burkett, Mrs. Jennie Football teams of V. M. I and‘Parker, Juneau; meam F. Sch- V. P. I have met 28 times, with 18 |2abel, H. C. Bryson, Sitka. wins for the Polytechni Gobblers. Ducks were reported so plenti-| ful in Texas when the season opened that numerous sportsmen reached their 15-bird bag limit in an hour or less. Marchmont Schwartz, All-Ameri- 2a halfback, at Notre Dame, visits the Sacred Heart church on the campus after each home game. The Florida Gators will have traveled 6568 miles when they complete the 1931 football season. In seven games Alabama scored 45 . touchdowns, booted 35 extra points and acquired one safety. —— - — Daily Empire Want Ads Pay. | Zynda Marlow, Ketchikan; Mr. and Daily Empire Want Ads Pay. * o J OB Printing { . s Quick Service if you want it—reliable servicr always. We always place eur guarantee of satisfaction back ot | are good printers—know it— | and are willing to back our judgment with our guarantee Select an Electric Gift NOW Don’t wait until Christmas, when selection will be limited. Select your gift mow from our well-filled stocks of new electric tablewares. Such a gift is a welcome addition to a well-ordered househald, or to just a room and kitchenette. Alaska Electric Light and Power Co. JUNEAU and DOUGLAS, ALASKA Phone No. 6 Phone No. 18 EDISON MAZDA LAMPS ALASKA MEAT CO. 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Rocky Mountain Confer- ence Champions Are Held Scoreless PORTLAND, Oregon, Wallowing Dec. 7— n the mud three inches n State conquered the | Utah University Saturday after- | noon by a score of 12 to 0 in al Charity game. About 15000 fans paid $1 each to see the contest | Oregon State steamrollered their touchdowns late in the game. Utah University eleven is in Conference | . BIERMAN QUITS AS HEAD COACH Resigns from Tulane to Re- turn to Minnesota, His Alma Mater NEW ORLEAINNS, La, Dec. Bernie Bierman has resigned head coach of Tulane Univer | offactive at the close of the year, | to coach Minnesota, his alma matér. Ted Cox, line coach of | Tulane, has been named as his SuCeeSSor. g as | INAVY ELEVEN ~ OREGON STATE GREEN WAVF ' COMESBACK, BEATS UTAH U SCORES W OVER COUGARS Washitghoat State Loce: to Tulane University by 28 to 14 NEW ORLEANS, La., Dec Tulane’s Green Wave jerkec football banner to the top mast and stepped on N Championship soil here las urday afternoon by de Washington State by 28 to 14 But the Green Wave t from the start to eir record. The Cougars started with a bang tt ver a touchdown in th t minutes of ve minutes later Tu and had the game well from that time on. The Staters scored t touchdown in the third qu Both teams used the aer tack freely, Tulane scoring touchdowns by that route. pr e lay - | WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART LEGION PLAN SOCIAL NIGH({ The Women of Mooseheart Le glon plan a social night on Do- cember 17 following their regular & meeting and all Moose are invited to the affair. memb Tightwad Buyers Some special close-outs of last Christmas models at extraordinary prices. 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