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

4y k4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY APRIL 11, !932. ) 1A EYES OFF miM FOR HE THINKS HE 1S GOING TO SNEAK DOWN 1IN THE CANT TAKE My SECOND- 1 GLESS NGINE ~THE *Roorcie. / OF THE CINCINNAT) ReDs 1t HE BATTEO JDDAST YeAR. 1 ~AND THEY OASS ME OF /7 ™E REDS PRARTED mr/\ FROM MiLwAVKeEs /. | WASHINGTON U LOSES 2 RACES * T0 CALIFORNIA Husky Freshimen Win by Three Lengths; Miti- gating Circumstances SEATTLE, April 11.—The Uni- versity of California crews won o of the three races last Sat-| urday in the Twenty Ninth Re-| a with the University of Wash- on. | The California Varsity won b\‘ 18 len over the Huskies. | The California Junior Varsity | won by ‘three lengths over the; Husky crew. The Washingion Freshmen wo he Bear yearlings by thre The principal reason why the! Husky Varsity lost, was the Be too good. ~ There were also ting circumstan spring be- ing cold, preventing Husky prac- and the Washington shell| water. The California | tfimsr LEAGUE ENDS OPENING WEEK OF BAL Attendance Reporled Fine| at All Games; Tied for Positions first week of the Pacifi Ieague baseball season Wit- ed good attendance, including the doubleheaders played Sunday. San Francisco and Sacramento ended the opening week tied for first e. Hollywood and Port- land tied for second, Oakland and Lss Angeles bunched in third place and Missions and Seattle tied for | cellar positions. There will be no games today | as the teams are traveling to open; the second week tOmMOITOW. The SENATORS WIN FOUR GAMES IN FIVE STARTS SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 1. —The Senators clinched the first series of the season last Saturday against the Missions, winning the fourth game in five starts by a score of 14 to 4. The Senators pounded H. le- lette, Zannister and Johnson for 20 hits and nine runs in the first two frames and made a runaway game of it. Vinei held the Missions to nine scabtered hits. GAMES SATURDAY Missions 4; Sacramento 14. Portland 6; Los Angeles 9. Hollywood 2; Oakland 1. Seattie 3; San Francisco 4, night | game. GAMES SUNDAY Porttand 17, 4; Los Angeles 12 2. Missions 4, 2; Sacramento 5, 3. Seattle 4, 1; San Francisco 5, 3. Hollywood 7, 1; Oakland 5, 2. 2 League Pacific Coast it 1 ague ek, 857 857 571 571 429 429 143 San Francisco Sacramento Huuywoad v—n—auwb»moa B 143 A ANTELOPES AGAIN | TIE BEAVERS FOR Making a clean sweep match with the Wolves Sa urdw‘ night the Antelopes are again tied |with the Beavers for first place +in the Elks' bowling tournament.| {With three Wolves missing, the jload was too much for Mrs. Olson land George Worth to carry. | The Antelopes and the Beave'rs.\ ith 20 victories and four defeats | apiece, are now six games in dront | of the Lions and 'the Tigers, each| of which teams has won 14 and lost 10 games. With only nine games left on each team's sched- ule the leaders have a big ecdge| on their rivals, and it is virtually a certainty that the issue will be fought out between these two| clubs. The Tigers and the Cmpmunks | played off a postponed match Sat-| urday, with the Tigers taking the odd game. { | Lavenik topple dihe most pins |during the evening, 586, but Van- | dereest rolled the highest smgn. game score, 224 Mrs. | reached 199 in one game and beatj jout Miss Taylor for high total,| 450 o 446. ' ® ! | ‘Tonight's schedule; | vs. Beavers; Wolves vs. Bea.rs Antelopes { Vander Leest ... 15¢ 180 224-556 N. Bavard .. 157 157 157-*4T1 ! ShaWw ..o 149 160 176—475 Miss Taylor 118 158 170—446 | Mrs. DuFresne.. 114 168 107—389 | Totals ... 692 813 834-2339 | Wolves | | Stewart 165 165 165-'495 | T. George 160 160 160-°480 | Worth 112 160 127399 | Mrs. Barragar ... 106 106 106-*318 | Mrs. Olson . 122 129 199-+450 Totols ........ 665 720 T57-2142 Chipmunks | Lavenik . 193 221 172586 H. Sabin . . 157 146 172475 Olson & 127 138 171436/ Mrs. McCammck 69 93 83245 Mrs. Lavenik ... 140 144 142426 { ‘Tofals ... 686 742 T40-2168 | | Tigers | F. Hennnig ... 171 146 159476, Kaufman .. . 172 148 181501 Simpkins .. 140 140 140-°420 Mrs. Goddard.. 135 115 125—376 Miss Taylor 113 116 158387 Totals ... 731 685 T64-2160 ——Avem;&—]).ld not bowl. B e g c— 0ld papers fcr sale at The m' Jbv Dr. Otto Peltzer, 'oma'ield this TEAsTMAN BEATS FUR 660 YARDS Stanford Track Star Cuts Peltzer's Time Three Tenths Second STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal, April 11.—Big Ben Eastman, Sta ford track star, ran 880 yards last !Saturday in 1 minute and 51.3 sec- onds, |event by three tenths of & sec- ond. ‘The old record was made in 1926 of Germany. The victory helped the Stanford team to win a triangular meet. Stanford made 78 points, Olympic Club 69 points and San Francisco | University 16 points. e n KID CHOCOLATE GIVEN UNPOPULAR DECISION IN GO HAVANA, April 11.—Kid Choco- ‘la.w Junior lightweight, outpointed Dava Abed, of Panama, in a 15- jround bout here Sunday and was given the decision. The decision was unpopular. Experts gave each fighter five rounds and cailed the |cthers even. Chocolate weighed 128% pounds and Abad 120% pounds. PUTS TIME TO SPLENDID USE NEW YOR.‘K:—;priI 1. — Len “$75,000 beauty,” from slated to play in the season for the New York. Glants, has done a lot of climbing in five years. In 1927, Koenecke was unconditionally re- ldased by the Springfield club of the Three-Eye League without a trial, Koenecke, Indianapchs, to lower the world's record s rigged high and rode ves over the choppy course than the husky shell. i CALIFORNIA LOOMS UP FOR OLYMPICS SEATTLE, April 11 —The décisive of the California varsity the Washington o aturday established them te to represent the States in the Olympics. ‘Washington is still counting sending two crews to the H keepsie races including the Fresh- men, the only crew victorious in | the three races last Baturday. United PASSES AWAY AT WRANGELL Continuous Resndent of Al-; aska 50 Years, Dies | of Old Age WRANGELL, Alaska, April 11— Thomas J. Case, pioneer Wrangell business man and resident of Alaska continuously for 50 yeals, died last Friday of old age bad been active until e He was born in Pennsylvania and; came to the western states when 17 years old. 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