The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 31, 1932, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 31, 1932 — e ———— BRINGING UP DON'T YOU EVER THINK OF ANY - THING BUT SLEEP? GET WP = FATHER | CUESS MAGGIES RIZIT. 1| SHOULD GVT TO THE OFFICE WHEN THE REST \os THE EMPLOYEES | N 1 I e OH' SO THIS 19 THE GUY- WHO MAGGIE SAYS GITS TO THE OFFICE AT SEVEN N THE MORNIN'- HEDS GOT THE RIGHT IDEA- HE SLEEPS IN THE OFFICE - LOCAL FIREMEN IN FIRST HALF Win Decidin—g_ Game from D.F.D. 28-23—]JHS. Girls Beat Alumni The Juneau Fire Department's entry in the Channel Basketball League last night defeated Doug- las Firemen, 28 to 23, to win the title of the first half of the sched- ule. It was a thrilling battle, the score seesawing first one way then the other, and was finally won by the locals in the last four min- utes of play. In the curtainraiser, High School girls outplayed the Douglas High School Alumni to win 25 to 17. The local sextette got away with a jump for a fine lead and held it throughout the game. Hellmann in Form It was the brilllant marksman- ship of Doc’ Hollomann, veteran forward, that made it possible for the local Firemen to win the de- ciding game of the first half of the ILeague play. He was “hot. Despite a close guard, sometimes by two Douglas players, he made opening after opening to sink the sphere in the net. He caged seven from scrimmage and three free throws for a total score of 17, which was some achievement a- gainst the opposition set up by the Islanders. Metzgar, lanky center, was run- nerup to Hollomann with eight points on three fields and two gift tosses. Garn with one field and Connors with a single-pointer add- ed the other three points. The locals played a hard, close-checking game that threw the visitors off their balance. Blake, Garn and Hayes were particularly effective on the defense and Metzgar, as- signed to the task of stopping Gair, Island scoring ace, held “him to a single field goal in the h.rstj half and three of them in the se- Juneau points. They stopped Jimmy Con- nors and troubled Metzgar, but they couldn’t bottle up Hollmann | and that with Metzgar's control of the tipoff gave the locals the winning edge. Girls Team Clicks ‘With Rocovich switched from her regular guard berth to forward Coach Burns' Juneau High School sextette really clicked for the first time this season. It func- tioned almost perfectly and against its smooth teamwork and the sharpshooting of Roecovich, ably seconded by Mildred Hanson's shooting ‘and passing, the Douglas Alumni was unable to make con- sistent headway. Rocovich caged six fields and two free throws for 14 points, Han- son sank four fields and three g!ft throws. Close checking by Wirn and Anderson, and the work of the two centers, Terhune and Menzgohr, featured the locals’ play.' Time Tc Ccol Off The game was fast, and at o:xe time got rather hectic. Just be- fore the end of the first half, Referee Engstrom called time out and gave the lassies two minutes to cool down. The scheme work- ed beautifully. R. Fraser was high scorer for the Island team. She dropped in four fields and one free throw for nine points. M. Fraser was a close second with three fields and two gift tosses for eight. | At the quarter-pole, Juneau led % 12 to 3; at the half, 17 to 10; the three-quarter post, 21 to 15 High School Wins J. H. S. (25) Pos D. H. S. AL. Rocovich (14) an 17) M. Fraser (8)| R.Fraser (9) Mill ‘Wahto Pearce Hanson Terhune Menzgohr Winn . " Anderson 1g st Fleek Substitutions: Wahto for Fleek; Fleek for Wahto. { Field Goals: Rocovich 6; Han-| son 4; M. Fraser 4. | Free throws made: Rocovich 1,! Hanson 3; M. Fraser 2; R. Fra- ser 1. | Referee—Engstrom; Timer—Rob- ertson; Scorer—Jeanette Stewart. f Local Firemen Champs | J.F.D. (28) Pos D.F. D. (23] at A. B. Hall the Tallapoosa and by Manager Gus Gustafson. CHRISTMAS MUSIC was for Martin; Lundell (2) fcr, Gallwas. Field Goals: Hollmann 7; Metz-| gar 3; Garn 1; Lundell 1, Gair 4,! Manning 3, Niemi 1. Free Throws, made: Hollmonn 3, Connors Metzgar 2; Gair 1, Manning 3 Bonner 1. Referee: Engstrom; Timer—Rob- ertson; Scorer—Tewkesbury. BASKETBALL STANDINGS (Final) | Won Lost Pet.| .800 .600 | 600 | 800 400 .000h { Juneau F. D, Douglas F. D. Moose ¥ 5 George Brothers. B. PR United ROLLER BASKETBALL GAME SUNDAY NIGHT| Tomorrow evening at 7:30 oclock: basketball teems will meet for the serond time in what promises to be a hot battle. Last Wednesday night the Rink quin- tet won a narrow victory over the sailors, who say they will be in better shape tomorrow. 1 William Karabelnikoff was awarded a pair of skate shoes at| the rink last night, as the result! of the holiday contest conducted| Rink roller WILL BE REPEATED, TRINITY CATHEDRAL! At the 11 o'clock service to- morrow morning at Trinity Cathe- dral the music of the Midnlghtj Mass Wwill be riteated—full Ad-| lam’'s Mass, with appropriate hymns | and anthems, by vested choir of! 36 voices. At the midnight ser- vice many were unable to find seats but at the morning service tomorrow there will be ample seating accommodations (or all. | LESLIE MYERS BOUND | OVER BY JUDGE SEY‘ Leslie Mpyers arrested several MONDAY'S GAME {Southern Cflmia Camp- las a fiddle. ENTERTAIN AT it,\'—five of their friends were enter- -ITWO FOOTBALL :SQUADS READY, ed at Rose Bowl—Pitts- burgh Due Tonight PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 31— Southern California’s football team is tented today above the Rose Bowl battlefield while the opponents from Pittsburgh are to arrive by train tonight from Tuc- scn Arizona. The winner df next Monday's foothall game will be regarded as !the National Champions. California is in perfect condi- tion and seek the fourth Rose ‘Bowl victory which would be a record. Pittsburgh's squad is reported fit e —— AFTERNOON TEA Miss Alice Palmer, Miss Enid Burns and Miss Pauline Reinhart! were hostesses at tea yesterday afternoon at their home in the R. G. Day residence. About seven- tained during the afternoon. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Ray G. Day, Mrs. Charles P. Jenne, Miss Dalma Hansen, Mrs. T. M. Reed, Mrs. Guy McNaughton, Mrs. Wallis George and Mrs. Well- man Holbrook. e, — REGISTERED AT GASTINEAU | Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Neville of ‘Wrangell are staying at the Gas- tineau Hotel. KAKE, WINNING 2 OUT OF 3 GAMES Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lav- enik Make Best Single Contest Scores Klawock defeated Kake in tour- nament bowling play last night on the Elks' alleys. first game of the three-game ser- jes the winning team captured the next two. Martin Lavenik of Kake made the best scores. He rolled 205 {in his first game and registered a three-game total of 589, Sccond Best Game Score Mrs. Lavenik of Kake got the second best with 197 in her second game. Her three-game total was 503. Others who passed the 500 mark were J. D. Van Atta of Klawock, 4564; Gun- | nar Blomgren of Kake, 529; A. Henning, 503, Dr. W. W. Council 502, both of Klawock. No games are scheduled for to-| night or tomorrow night. Monday night, Yakutat will play Stikine and Sitka will meet Scow Bay. Last Night's Play Details of the scoring last night follows: KLAWOOK— A. Henning Couneil . Gardner Van Atta Mrs, Faulkner 172 1M 145 139 161 162 177 145 208 168 169—503 154—502 145—435" 198—545 175—504 860 30 830 841-2489 30— 90 811-2390 788 30 758 Less Handicap i {Totals ... KAKE— Lavenik Blomgren Hermle Mrs. Lavenik. Mrs. Sweeney. ! Totals 205 . 193 . 119 1981—589 181—529 136—428 137—503 133—357 778-2406 KLAWOCK BEATSS After losing the single game figure| SPORT MEDAL AWARDED TO JIM BAUSCH Olympic Decathlon Cham- pion Has Advanced Sportmanship | | NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—James A. Bausch, of the Kansas City Wth-| letic Club and Olympic decathlon champion, has been awarded the James E. Sullivan Memorial Medal as the amateur athlete who has| “done the most during the past| |year to advance the cause of | sportsmanship.” | JUNEAU WEATHER IS BETTER THAN FRISCO, SAYS CHIEF STATTER December in San Francisco, or| at least part of that month, was jcolder and much more disagreeable | {from a meteorological standpoint, than it was in Juneau, so J. F. Statter, Chief Deputy United, States Marshal found. He returned yesterday from an absence of some | three weeks, most of which was (spent in the Golden Gate City. Not only was it colder there than in this city, but the month was almost a succession of gales that did not add any to the agree- ability of the climate. Mr. Statter left here on Decem- ber 7 with prisoners for McNeil's{ Island. He added an insane pa- tient to the party at Ketehikan whom he took to Portland. From there he went to San Francisco for a short vacation. B S ATTENTION WOMAN’S CLUB During the holiday season the regular monthly club luncheon will be postponed. 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Martin days ago, this morning appenred' Islanders Play Good Ball Connors (1) 1 ....Gair (9) before Judge Charles Sey in thei F r or That Tallapoosa Team The Islanders played a fine)Metzgar ® c. Manning (9) United States Commissioner’s Court COUGH s. brand of ball, too. They passed Hayes 8. Bonner (1) on a charge of violating the Na- well, broke up Juneau's long pas-‘Blake 1g. Niemi (2) tional Prohibition Act. He waived sing efforts with sheer speed, Man- | Substitutions: Garn (2) for Hay- examination and was bound over | ADMISSION—10 cents (May be applied on skating ticket) ning intercepting many throws that |es; Hayes for Garn; Garn for to the Federal grand jury under R l i i migm have becn converted ini onnors. Connors ior Garn; Gall- a bond of $400. A. B. HALL DAILY SPORTS CARTOON Rink closed this evening, opens again HE CARRIED A PUNT Sunday at 1 P. M. PSS INSURANCE Allen Shattuck, Inc. 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