The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1932, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JAN. 11, 1932. '~ BRINGING UP BY GOLLY\!THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD HAD NOTHIN ON THIS. FATHER (=] N THE DININY ROOM AN’ GIT THAT GRAPE - FRUIT AN BRING ''T UP TO My iy~ ROOM w /'\f ! 0% (N DAILY SPOR TS CARTOON HOME RUN KING OF ‘WE NATIOUAL LEABUE Al Rights Revesved by The Assoclated Press THE 'GOAT" OF THE 1029 SERIES -A HERO N 1930, —By Pap Q < PUT T ON THE TABLE ‘N THAT Room e (¢ '/ Bv GEORGE McMANUS *STILL GOT ONE EYE OFEN |the addition of Hellmich, Ruby's | i CAGESTYLE 1S CHANGED | BY ILLINOIS Quintet of “Giants” Are“ to Be Used During | This Season ‘ CHAMPAIGN, L., Jan. 11 Coach Craig Ruby has zo much height on his 1932 University of Iliinois basketball team that he has! changed his system of offensive play. The dougnhtv litlie coach, a pupil| of the Walter E. Meanwell school and exponent of the short-pass' | style, has found five lads who will measure well over six feet to be his best bets, with a six-foot soph- omore as the apex of his giant | J More than 400 cadets took part | boxing | ILOILO BOWLERS | | | Northwestern’s champions. ‘With ACE HUDKINS UNDER ARREST | ATHOLLYWOOD Honking of Auto Horn Starts Trouble— Boxer Mixes It HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Jan. 11.—Ace Hudkins, middlewesight boxer, was A. L. Trester, Indiana high school grresteq Sunday on a charge of team is one of the favorites in the 1932 chase. —,——— —— —— —e SPORT BRIEFS Kalamazoo college, Michigan, has set out after 15th Michigan Inter- collegiate Athletic association bas- ketball title in 19 years. Opening of the 1931-1932 prol'es-“ sional hockey season in St. Louis was twice postponed due to diffi- culty with the ice plant. basketball association official, has ascault to do bodily harm after | figured that basketball officials yaonard Park received a fractured make an average of 200 decislons gxy)) in a street altercation. during a game. | The police report said Park and his companion objected to the honk- Ted Renfro of Dell, Montana, i jng of an automobile hora by Hud- | the world’s champion live bird gins and his companion, Ellen Dor- trap-shooter. sey. The pugilist then knocked Park and his companion down. intramural wrestling and’ TILDEN, HUNTER WIN AT TENNIS WITH GERMANS in the tournaments Military Institute. LAGUNAS DEFEAT at Virginia IN SUNDAY GAME The Laguna five defeated ths TUESDAY NIGHT A.N. B. Hdll Native Custom Dances IN FULL COSTUMES—CAST OF 30 PEOPLE Two Native Princesses in Person DIFFERENT! — Absolutely new dances to ' you, but really as old as the discovery of Alaska Admission $1.00 Children 10¢ Students 25¢ PiccLy, WicGLy FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. } CALIFORNIA GROCERY Tlcilo team on ine Brunswick alleys | yesterday afternoon by a score of | PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Jan. 11. —Bill Tilden and Francis T. Hun- " ONE WILL HE SWING ¢ ! | crew. { Hudson Hellmich of St. Louis is! |the newcomer, and in the new scheme of things he and Caslon | Bennett, himself six feet two and |last year's center, borhood of the basket while team- | mates do more long-range shoot- ing than has been the Tllini habit in the past. Capt. Babe Kamp, a forward; his icousin‘ Bob Kamp, a guard, and Boyd Owen, also a guard, probably jwill round out the first five, and height. Promising reserves also bring a wealth of altitude to the Orange and Blue squad. The Kamm twins are scheduled fM3t°0 |to do much loitering in the nelgh'tAndy each tops the two-yard mark in| 12339 to 2185. The individuat scores follow: Laguna 148 176 142 174 123 jter won the doubles championship {of the Eastern Professional Tennis Tournament in Convention Hall here last Saturday, defeating the two Germans, Hans Nusselin and Roman Najuch, 4-6, 7-5, 9-7, and 6-4. 194—493 134—467 136—447 194—554 123—378 oo i | ' MRS. JENNIE BRUMBERG o389 Ty yorns HERE, GOES SOUTHE oilo 145 188—494 | 118 192—445 151 157 169 186 132 E. Galao Pascual . Pette .. Total .. Pat Felix Marcelo Browny | Steve Mrs. Jenie Brumberg, who has been visiting in Juneau, left on the 13 148435 Northwestern for Seattle. Mrs, S 124 115—376 174 146—445 Brumberg has been proprietor of ? ____ a Style Shop in Anchorage but re- cently disposed of the establish- Total 185 ; ment. ATTENTION MASONS — et — ATTENTION EASTERN STARS R YOUR OLD on LANTERN BENCHED /N 2931 ./, lfrom Atwood are three and one’ ” 1 one Ten candidates survive in the nation-wide pole conducted by the National Amateur Athletic Union to determine the amateur athlete | best entitled through sportsman- | ship, character and achievement, to | receive the James E. Sullivan Me- morial Award for 1931. Bobby Jones captured the award | in 1930, its first year of existence, | and is not, of course, a candidate | to repeat the distinction. Thee nominations in this corner for 1931, included Ellsworth Vines, Francis Ouimet and William Barry ‘Wood. All three are in the “final round” of the balloting. For a single stretch of achieve- ment, we would make Vines the No. 1 man. For all-around ability, qualities of leadership and influence in gen- eral upon sport we would unhesi- tatingly place Barry Wood at the | yards to one mile at age of 18, reg- WASHINGTON U 0 CUT SPORT COACHING NOW {Drastic Reduction to Be Made, Graduate Man- ager Campbell Says | Many times American marathon champion. Wemen In Race Helene Madison, Seattle, cham- pion woman swimmer of the world; eclipsed all world records from 100 1 11.—The high| SEATTLE, van. | | cost of sport coaching at the Uni- " versity of Washington is coming |down, Graduate Manager Camp- bell said. istering total of 27 record perform- ances in 1931. Helen Wills Moody, Berkeley, California, champion Woman {ennis | “Thres ‘assistant coaches will be p‘onsh’ip 1 1991 wnd et American}rel]eased and salaries of all others i will 1 t team to victory in Wightman Cup! He st Gl il g Tencrted (the | P fcut in salari ig matches with England. las 25 pes: ce‘:f W AP Ay Digh Francis Ouimet, Boston, National| i o 4 | The sports sch&dule, including amateur golf champion; regained yrack tennis and golf, will be re- title after lapse of 17 years with' g o4 . | brilliant display of skill, at age of | 'y, assistant track coaches and 38; one of year's most popular Win- . ;o assistant, crew coach are to be ners, due to fine sportsmanship. | dismissed. i Ellsworth Vines, Pasadena, Cal,| ¢ Sport salaries wer ,000 last national tennis champion; at age‘yeax}'wand football 0:8:;?128 is re- inches, respectively, over six feet, and seven other leading can- didates all hit the six foot mark. Illinois came with a rush at the close of last season, winning its last seven games after dropping the first five, and climaxed the drive There will be a Stated Communi-, Juneau Chapter No. 7, O. E. 8, cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge No.|will hold ‘a regular business meet- 147 F. & A. M. at the Masonic ing Tuesday, January 12, at 8 p.m. | Temple, Monday evening, Jan. 11.|Visiting members welcome. Important business. All Masons EDITH HOWARD, |urged to attend. By order of the ‘Worthy Matron. by winning the only game lost by |W. M. J. W. LEIVERS, 5 FANNY L. ROBINSON, —adv. Secretary. —adv. - Secretary. HARRIS HARDW ARE CO. n Unusual Opportuni pp it top. |of 19 virtually swept country, cap-| L :"u”flg 14 tournaments alwgether;lswmjble for half that amount. furnished fine example by exhibi-!| reeeees oooo oo oooe oo Big Ten 14 Here are the ten Sullivan award candidates and their principal rec- ommendations: Percy Beard, New York Athletic Club, hurdler; broke indoor records and lowered world’s high hurdle record, 120 yards, to 142 seconds in national Championship at Lincoln. W. Barry Wood, Harvard, foot- ball captein, hockey, baseball, and | tennis star; other accomplishments included phenomenal class-room records of practically 100 per cent ! A's achievement of Phi Beta Kap- pa in junior year, and high quali- ties of leadership. tion of winning spirit; student at University of SButhern California, Vic Williams, University of Southern California, quarter-mile runner; equalled world's record of 47 2-5 seconds in beating Ben Eastman at eastern intercollegiates, als ocapturing national title at the distance. i Barney Berlinger, track and field al ‘Philadelphia, | -around star; | also participates in boxing, wrest- H ling, baseball and is a crack rifle shot; reached peak of skill in a South African “good-will” tour. | Thomas Hitchcock, Jr., New York . international polo star and captain | of American “Big Four,” only ten-| goal player in America. | Clarence H. DeMar, Keene, N. H., | marathon runmer; still one of the| greatest long-distance men in flrd‘ year, furnishing high example hl' clean living and -pmmmu‘ Letterheads Foldees © Cards St!nulln-u Dot ! | BUSY | AND Not Only Cheaper but Better RICE & AHLERS CO. 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