The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1932, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14, 1932. T By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER WELL., | GOT AWAY FROM THAT FoOoTBRALL TALK , BUT | GOT © I HAVE IT- ILL GIT ONE OF 1 GOT A LNTiLE PLAYZ.MATE THE KIDS IN THE NEIGHEBOR - GET OUR PRICE FIND A WAY TO STOP THAT BABY CRYING KAKE WINS OVER MOOSE TO PLAY | CHILKAT,ANCOON GROCERY QUINT JEFERTS SITKA: AT SCHOOL GYM Doublehead-;—Hoop At traction This Evening— B. P. R. vs. Butchers cheduled basketball gam- night on the E Channel cage circuit, the n Kake and Chil-|Moose and George Brothers' agz- between Angoon and {regations will clash tonight in the ka. Kake took three siraight|High School gym in the first of a games from Chilkat, and Ang: double bill. The B. P. R. five, achieved the same feat against|which gave the Firemen the scar: Sitka. of their lives last Sunday, wiil In take on the United Meat quint tes in the nighteap. The first game should be a real thriller. The teams are evenl; Martin Lavenik Takes One Game ‘and Three-Game Bowling Honors e good Bowling marked the the Kake and Chilkat con- n Lavenik of Kake rolled | third game and made a toree-game total of 586. His one- game and three-game figures were the highs of the night. Mre. Lakenik Scores 508 am and life partner, Mrs red an aggrezate ar Blomgren of Kake ins in the three games. and of Chilkat with first game had a three- of 529. the league. In- the second gamc the Roadrunners are favored to) win from the Butichers. Abandonment of all Sunday nesday games will be changed to today. These contests will be switched back to Friday evenings, and beginning next week the Wed- nesday gamesf will be changed to Angoon and Sitka contest | Tuesday. Difficulty in obtaining Frank A. Metcalf of Angoon made |heat for the High School gym on the highest total, 679. He regis undays caused the shifts. tered 208 of these in his first| The first game tonignt will start game., His team -mate, George|at, 7:30 -p. m..and. the nighteap Shaw, rolled 213 in the t game | Will follow it promptly. and made a total of 551. Dr. A NV iy ko et w. ewart of Sitka had an ag- HOLES 103-YARD PUTT gregate of 543. No games are scheduled for to- 534 Tomorrow night Tenakee will rlay Klukwan and Yakutat will meet Killisnoo. Results in Detail Detailed results last night were: shots jealous, Wayne Ely sank a 103-yard putt at Westborough Country Club.” On the short No. 16 he teed off with his putter. ANGOON— 212586 | Meacalf 177—534 | Worth 149—443 |Shaw 178—508 | Mrs. Sweum 87—352 |Mrs. Coughlin. 803-2423 KAKE— Lavenik Blomgren b nle Lavenik Mrs. Sweeney. 191—579 167—492 178—551 192 178 . 160 162 142 182 179 134 168 123 183 90 139 752 108—387 734-2279 Totals SITKA— Stewart Andrews .. Pope Mrs. Mrs, Totals CHILKAT— Kaufmann J. George Erbland Silva Mrs. Andrews.. 172 182 153 143 83 192 145 128 135 95 179—543 140—467 131—412 163—441 119297 ‘Totals .. 133 695 T732-2160 *—Average—Did not bowl. 198—498 169—507° 170—529 159—430 104—362 800-2326 Dufresne. Duncan.... ] Totals matched and in the top flight of | ST. LOUIS, Dec. 14—Just to| make golfers who hole approach | 90—270° | HOOD TO COME OVER AN’ To Minneapolis a game in Ann Arbor this 5 Harry Salsinger, who | y of sporting troit Nev sat in the pre: pounding out his story. He stop- ped and engaged in thought for & few moments, then turned to a writer sitting next to him and t else can I call this team? called 'em ‘Wolvertines' and Maize and Blue' and ‘Kokpemen’ s> many times in this I don't want to rep: cther name is there?” “Why don’t . unique and o | . ¢ : i that would kn cold?” Dave Bancroft (above), former er Mmanager of the Boston Braves and coach of the New York Giants, has been named manager of the cham- pion Minneapolis Mitrers of the American association, succeeding Danie Bush. (Associated Press Photo) something something your readers “What’s that?” “Call ’em Michigan." “I guess T'11 have the key-pounder. Apropos of which Mr. Salsinger cites the wide as well as wild - range of nicknames fastened up= on football tecams the country over, such an ent that it often takes a dete: e to find out just who are the “horned trogs” ar the “wildeats” or “The Golden ,‘Avub ange.” to,” sighed MIAMI TENNIS - PROGRAM FULL thankful for one thing,” namely Pan-American Tournament “tnat the Associated Press contin- Wlll Be ngh SpO( ves using the correct names of 2 teams in sending broadcast football m February scores each week. i LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 14. But without these characteristics | The Purdue home football sched- cf the jungles, or the elements at ule for 1933 isn’t what you call their worst or the colors of the plump, Ohio University, Carnegie rainbow, would it still be college| Tech and Towa are the only football? There has been euogh! Ithree games to be played in the de-emphasis this season, sufficient Purdue stadium. ' Minnesota, Chi- football? There has been enough cego, Wisconsin, Notre Dame and of the collegiate box-offices with- Indiana are away. out depsiving the boys of their PSP nicknames. ENGLISH WOMEN TO | MONEY IN MAT GAME | PLAY lN U. s. MEETS There is nothing obscure about NEW YORK, Dec. 14—A strong the reason impelling a number of team representing the best women star college players, where possi- squash racquet players in England ble, to take up professional wrest- will sail for America in January ling instead of professional foot- to take part in three international ball. They make more money in | matches, the American national the mat game, says George (Wild- championships in Philadelphia and - { a number of- invitation tourna- ! ments. DAILY SPORTS CARTOON —.-By Pap | GEORGE. MELINKOVICH: “NOTRE DAME'S BiG 2 4 THATS @Hy L ™EY CALL US “RAMBLERS” A KICKK-OFF OB YARDS To A TOUCHDON AGAINST NORTHRESTERA FoLL Back’ This year we'll shop where our money buys MOST!... 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