The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 20, 1933, Page 5

fIHE”VDéILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1933. FAMILY - WHAT A HAPPY AN’ PROUD FATHER WE MusT HURRY, CHILDREN, OR THE $TORE WILL BE 1 CLOSED- T DEVANE DOES WELL AT CLAY | PIGEON SHOOT Uses Dr. Council’s Wellw Broken-in Gun at Sunday Meet a Sunday shoot of the Juneau | 1 Ciub, Dr. W. W. Council in- vited Thomas 3. DeVane, Legislator from Fairbanks, and shoof clay b was the first time at the traps but ane did remarkably well for a | beginner, breaking 19 ouf of 25. He used Dr. Council's gun but it had been well broken in for the doctor had just got through break- | ing 48 out of 50. | The following scores were made | yesterday: Laughead 24, Council 24, Truesdell 23, Morris 23, Kirk 21, McNaughton 21, Dr. Simpson 21, Galvason 20, Davis 19, DeVane 19, Dunham 18, Baldwin 18. ‘ | FIREMEN HOSTS AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY SATURDAY Well known as hospitable hosts, the members of the Juneau Volunteer Firs Department, entertained near- 1y a hundred guests at their annual party at the Fire Hall on Saturday night. Dancing to an excellent three-piece orchestra . was enjoyed in the Council Chambers all during the evening, while in the rooms of the fire club upstairs, several tables of bridge were in play. The fire hall was thrown open during the evening and = many guests took the opportunity of in- specting the up-to-date equipment of the department. { ractically every member of the Douglas Fire Department, who were honor guests, attended the enter- tainment with his lady, as wel' as many Juneau friends of the de- partment. A delicious luncheon was served by the genial firemen during the| cvening and everything was done to make it a thoroughly enjoyable} and memorable affair. g When storing strong flavoraa foods in the ice box, cover the dish or wrap the foods in waxed papers to prevent their flavorings from entering such mild-flavored; foods as milk and butter. et g L Jlassified ads pay. Terri- | § ‘Stili i]nbm?erl, Oklahoma Girls Seek Second, National Cage Title; Games Start This W eek| Until they are proved clherwi Durant Cardinals stand supreme ter-ford, is chewn at the left abeut te LaHMcma Lasciter, Irene Williams, Vera Dunford and Coral Worley, all forwards. He By GILBERT A. MAYO WICHITA, Kans, March 20— The Durant Cardinals, girls’ n tional A. A. U. basketball cham- pions-who came from comparative 5 rity to win the title at Shreve- port last year, will be back in the national competition . here March 20-23 with virtually the some array of talent that toppled Babe Did- son's Dallas Cyclones from the hrone. | The team, representing Oklahoma | Presbyterian College for women at| Durant, went into last year’s tour- nament with scarcely more than| pucsing notice, although it had just completed a season schedule| undefeated. | The Cardinals at that time were untested against widely known op-| position. Babe Didrikson was then| a member of the defending cham-| pion Cyclones and the critics gen- erally regarded her team as 1n-§ vincible. Marked by Grace and Charm One by one the favorites fell by | the wayside, mowed down by the| girls from the Red River territory | of Southern Oklahoma. As they| progressed through the tourna-| ment, however, their prowess was |5 c'clock in the morning. THERE THEY GO INTO THAT STORE-| SUPPOSE SHE 1S GONNA BUY THE KIDDIEDS SOME DOLLS-WHY CANT MY FAMILY BE LIKE THAT OF BEIN' SLAVES OF FASHION? ©193), King Features Syndicate, Toc, Greas Beivsia rigfis seserved. DON'T WALK S0 GQIRLISH-MAMIE- MAW= WILLYOU BuY ME A CQGARETTE HOLDER NEXT By GEORGE McMANUS over the uprights from |naugh | ha { | the realm of giils' backetball. s one through the hoop. Doll in the grcup are, from loft, imented upon in terms of grace 1 charm, not rough - and-ready asketball. There was a player on team who d out from the other: None of them was famous s Didrikson of the Cyclon ach 8. F. Babb had asszmbled the nucleus of the Cardinal sextet only at the start of the season. He deveioped team play to a high de- i - gree at @ sacrifice of personal| Boston College's football glory. The result was a smoothly SPrang one of the big uj operating organization that furn-|the last Eastern campaign by ished the surprises of the 1932 na- SCoring a field-goal victory over tional tournament. the great Fordham ouifit, which , has passed its coaching reins since There 15| g o A & 2l : onsequently when L as e ot'he‘r time atb“‘wh 'mvm""g" youthful coach, Joe McKenney, was %3;?2:;‘;;::?; ffor‘:xsgldqfc:x l::x?lcl-l dined in New York recently, com- i s plimented and well treated at o early evening it is reserved fOX ginner given in Crowley's honor Slidlnetic purposcs. |by one of Fordham's well known | So the girls set their alarm alumni, Alfred E. Smith, Jr., deli- | clocks, and report regularly before cately hinted his suspicions. dawn for chart talks and plays| “It looks as though you are try-| basket shooting and scrimmage. ing to soften me up for next fall” The Cardinals stfll are unbeaten, MoKenney joshed Crowley. | with an unbroken winning streak| “One more dinner and T will be extending through two seasons 'even with you,” replied Crowley. though they have played the strong- est teams available. ~ SPORT the s SPORT SLAN et..e dntshea | team 31 LEVI'S EXHIBITION DAILY SPORTS CARTOON > THE FANS GET A BIG Kici< OuT OF HIM on= I D ~&,/ Y &) NoTHING /" (Fusny asout HiS BASE TS =+ BUT OPPOSING PITCHERS CANT SEE TE JOKE /7 e | } Whereupon McKenney recalled !an occasion when he was playing jand Major Cavanaugh was coack ;lng Boston College and both were preparing for a hot game with the | {Indians from Haskell Institut | featuring the great John Levi. | Levi was famous for his long asses and at Cavanaugh’s invita- \tion he gave an exhibition for th newspapermen and photographers the day before the game in Bostor ‘y'rhey kept the redskin tossing By Pap ‘em Hardeman OF A BALL. Hats 6AME BUT . for SPRING g ) X ' $3.85 - 25 SURELY 1 : SABIN’S AN ) K zar 1@:-mms “BALL WHAT BABE wiLL PO IN THE COURSE = 1S GOING TO A . PUNCH AS WELL AS COLOR ,T0_THE CAICAGO CUBS. ™. in the national champion-hips at Wichita March 20 to 23, the | Lucille Thurman, All-American cen- | |the Moose Lodge, Women of the | Moose Legion for 1l corners of the field for two hou He started at 30 yards and worked up | to 60. It was so good that Cava-) persuaded Dick Hanley,| then coaching Haske to have Levi entertain the spectators for a half hour before the game the fol- lowing day H Levi was hardly able arm as he went off Cavanaugh, waiting for just to lift his the field. such a rs and said: we will play a defense THEY QUALIFIED, BUT— Crowley turned up a compa yarn about John Levi and a lad named * Leahy from Notre, D. both compatitors one year i shotput at the Drake R out together trials on Friday and Leahy's first efiort mea about 38 v grunted his disgust and h: iron around 39 feet. Leahy this by a narrow margin and th £l on. Straining mightily, each outdid himself. First one, then the other went ahead. They reached the “middle forties” and qualified, but thae sh produce any effective {results. — e MOOSE LEGIONNAIRES TO GIVE PARTY TOMORROW Following the regular meeting tomorrow night, the Legion of the Moose will entertain members of and their families at a so- nd dance. ations have been extended to the members of the Moose bas- X 11 team to be guests of the the evening. D into Greece from Imports Am- {2rica last year totaled more than| $5,500,000. Classified ads pay. ——————————— | began their Spring E)ipe?tw Shows How Giving the rookies of the team a | practical demonstration in the art of making the ideal connection be- tween the hickory and the ball, Bill | Terry, manager and first baseman of the New York Giants, is shown | during a practice workout at Los| Angeles, Cal. 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