The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 22, 1933, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESD AY, MARCH 2 BKINGING UP FATHER { FOR GOODNESS | SAKE:- MR-JONES | WHAT ARE You DOIN' HERE IN THIS EYE DOCTOR'S OFFICE? START WEARING GLASSES: JUST TRY THESE ON AND LOOK OUT THE WINDOW- @/w YOU WKNOW, I'VE BEEN LOOK OUT WHATS ILL AND | T AFFECTED YOULL FALL THE MY EYES-1 CAN HARDLY OUT THE MATTER? SEE- I'VE GOT TC WINDOW' T By GEOR 1933. GE McMANUS TVE SEEN NOUVLGH-\ ST S = | W MY L 8ot o ‘\\H [« YOU : ok You will find at this bank complete facilities to meet your banking needs and to simplify and safeguard the handling of your financial affairs. BASKETBALL TEAMS HAVE CELEBRATION Banquet and Theahe Par- ty Celebrating Victory of Local Teams Tomorrow championship aska basket ball and girls’ teams High School, will t tomorrow 2vening at 6:30 o'clo, at Bai Cafe after which they will attend the sho of Rebecca of Sunnybrook the Coliseum T to the rious teams, ach of the girls team, . Wentland, boys team coach, Iph Merrill, yell king, and Jim league, the boys' of the Juneau have a bs Farm at In the embers of Miss Enid add! two Vi manager of the teams, will banquet and show - TEN, FIFTEEN ROUND BOUTS LEGAL THINGS - Washington State Sports-| men Can Now Enjoy Fights—Bills Signed OLYMPIA, Wash, March 22— Legalized ten-round fights with | fifteen-round championship bouts, | and regulated wrestling, also pari- mutuel betting on horse races are | now available to the sportsmen of | Washington State for the first time in 24 years. Gov. Clarnce D. Martin has sighed the bills and appointed commissioners to regulate the sporting events. A commission of three, appoint- ed by the governor, is empowered to license promoters, fighters and trainers, and examine fighters be- fore they enter the ring. All fights will be supervised by a state representative. B LSNP Promote Prosperity With Print-| er's Ink! Here are someé scenes from the New York Giants’ Los Angeles training camp where the annual spring activities are running at top speed. Above Coach Tom Clarke is shown lecturiag a ciass of rookies. The listeners are, left to right: John de Sapio, infielder; John Salveson, Reggie Mapp, Alfred Smith, all pitchers, and Harry Danning, catcher. At left is Harold Schumacher getting some results from the old pitching arm. Carl Hubbell “(left), veteran pitcher, and his younger brother, Merritt, are shown be- ‘ow. Merritt is being coached by Carl for pos!xble big Icague service. (Assocv rted Press Photos) TWO NEW CHEVROLETS PURCHASED THIS WEEK Two atiractive new demonstrator cars have found sat- |isfied permanent possessors durinn the week, according to James J. Connors Jr., of the Connors M ‘t,* | Company. | Paul Kegel, captain of the mot- | {orship Pacific, purchased the shiny ’new sedan and Dave Brown, fore- |man at the Alaska Juneau mill, is ‘me proud possessor of the coupe. ! - eee [PRAISES MISS VAN WIE | Chevrolet DALLAS, Tex., March 22—Gus Moreland, after playing an exhibi- |tion round with Virginia Van Wie, national women’s golf champion, pronounced her swing the smooth- | ‘perfect form of the peerless Bob- | | by Jones. ————— book editorials. merchandxsc news. {1mits of Los Angeles. The Trojan f 11 team Pacific Coast conference ‘m 1931 and 1932 and the national title in 1931. There are many who consmf] the 1932 eleven, unbeaten |and untied in ten games, the na- tion's championship aggrezation. In 1915, 1926, 1930, 1931 and 1932 | he Trojan tracksters brought home \he I. C. A. A, A. A. championship | Trojans Lay y Claim to Pos-|trophy and the National Inter- | collegiate crown in 1930 and 1931, sessmg All-Around ‘Th(-y did not compete at Chicago Sport Supremacy ~ |last spring. i Superior Baseball won SINGLE DECADE SEES SCHOOL'S RISE IN POWER' the By PAUL ZIMMERMAN 3 T:;Ae“ C;mon:ua Inbercgolle,zm“1 W43 | basebal champions in 1930 and (Ammolitof: Fyns, pocts wm‘:‘” |again last spring were the Tro- LOS ANGELES, Cal., March 2“'_“jans. Southern California won Name most any sport from f0ol-|tne coast conference basketball |ball to fencing, and University of |crown in 1930. est he had seen, not excepting mf Southern California followers of| 1n water polo, ice hockey, ten- athletics will pop up with unim-lpjs golf gynasium and fencing, peachable evidence to show thal 2 |ryojan teams and individuals Trojan team has won a cham- |won the California state pionship at least once since 1930. There were no coast champions h Such is the record of an inst l-‘excepv in golf, which Troy won Advertisements are your pocket-|tution of higher Ieamm'v which 1ess | 1ast spring. They interpret the than. a decade ago carcely had) bcen heard from ouled-‘ the city But the parade of the Trojan warriors does not swp here. DAILY SPOR TS CARTOON A REAL. BALL. PLAYER o+ ceo UE CAN LAY THE QUTFIELD | orR NO EFFORT TO HIDE HIS DISAPROINTMENT WHEN HE WAS NOT CHOSEN To MANAGE individual brilliance of Souther —-BY Pap |year period of time demands equal . |attention. were All-America grid 1931 and 1932. Seven track stars o and record holder and 1932 chm-p o1 F ONIFORM land Mickey Riley, Olympic ¢ board diving champion, were SEASON jane during this period. .II Ellsworth Vings Jr. was a sopho- more at U. 8. C. when he won ¢ national tennis crown in 1931 ¢ repeated in- 1932. Mary Greef national intercollegiate tennis ti- ticholder in 1931 and Helen Mar- low shared the national wom doubles hard court echampionshi Neil White net only is Paci but also the California champlon. And if argumetns are necessary {to prove their point, the Tr jwill call.on the Pacific Coast con- ference debating champions—{rom Scuthern California too. ! S e et Vienna Gaiety Increases VIENNA, March 22.—Depr had no effect on some amus amateur Magistrate. b in 1931 there were 29223 d.nce halls and other festivities : . tered with the ecity's tax ¢ ™E GANTS. | 1932, title | The | | California’s athletes over the thrce | Willlams and Urban Hadapp, Erny Pinckert and Ernie Smith|store the old Bob Qu who never had 11\?‘; ]\.\ < to match his squareness in igue baseball, has lost his @ the Red Sox, and Boston, as a result, will watch experiment with its American ue paralleling somewhat the conducted for the Braves ten years ago. 1 Fuchs, a New and millionaire one of his he persuaded an York magis- lawye at- life ambitions the great trate "Christy Mathewson to join him in the control of the Braves and as sume the presidency. T ation had hoisted the B high as h place when died in 1 It gained lus, however, that has help: & Braves turn a profit oftener than most of their rivals in past few years. Now , once the ror of t ue, have passed in- to the hands of New Yorker, Tom Yaw with a ba round of ba interest, in association with one of ti infielders of ¢ time, owbridge Cc It will, of cour we; to pull the doldroms but combination with. The Yankees required a haif dozen years before the effect of the |famous Ruppert fountain pen and out pretty - fair of b to {the managerial genius of Huggzins ¢ |became effective M | R 1 | FANS BOY( D THEM [ Ys at any rate, |y ! the pra of st lall ican League lub owners lhuvo seen gate recipts knock; (a cocked hat by e dismal {ing of the Red Sox ever since war, other Amx ally the me; who assign him a number of baseball curiosities, including Smead Jolley, rement in and went back into r Coast intercollegiate golf champion | this number increased to 32445 “1‘ baseball deals ) One of the biggest (center) sold acted when Bob Quinn Yawkey (right), star second baseman and in recent dy aides | the Athletics. _(Auocln of the New York Giants, is showns as he whacked out some long flies 1 into Rings Up 1,000 Points York millionaire, and Eddie Collins (left), former el ears one of Connie Macl;‘l chief; You will enjoy our friendly helpful service and genuine interest in your financial progress. We invite you to make this bank your bank- ing home and let us serve you as we serve many of your friends! First National Bank OF JUNEAU s A\ - % Conrs $24:50 Others $12.75 to $19.50 Charm and chic are written In every line of these new spring coats. Trimmed with detachable furs, or with self material scarfs and jabots. DRESSES We are ushering in the Spring season with the gayest collection of dresses we have ever featured. Bill Terry, youthful manager, or his players to chase in their camp at Wrigley field, Log Angeles. (Associated Press Photo) i A air fatally abbed. $6.75 to $19.50 - o In Coliege Cage Career | TTSBURGH, Ka March 22, e 2diE 15 that ther Hoston . D LISBURGH) oas; Mison o Anericans, undefeated in five oo Ll Schmidt, star center for BT - & o urgh Teachers’ College, has world series battles up to and in-| < 3 % X tloding 1916, have not been in the |Chosen his collegiate basketball ca- Girst nc?iv"m"l o 2 m;, L“CA“m‘F “‘ with exactly 1,000 points to L GVIRION ARG BRRL" SURD: show for four years of competi- NC. | Their last pennant club, Omlmn which Babe Ruth was a great il southpaw pitcher, was wrecked by | COl8 ot the final ~game, Triangle Building Clary Prasee, Néw York thest a1 Schmi nr{n.ml 14 points to rcz.md riangie out the 1,000 and a few less to promoter. Boston fans boiled ow £ R ) ¢ LR - = |take individual scoring honors in ¥ = e — - |this “outrage” and virtually boy . - | o [cotted the club for a long time. | b i ey el RIS R | he has dominated Quinn, assisted by Ban Johnson, i s. He got the 14 - helped restore local confidenc AT S e | the ownership but he ne pal-h.,, DO, IOTe 00, I'l :1 1 | ceeded in making much artistic[(In couese and high o sehool Groceries and Meats headway. Schmidt never played with any $ ! but champion ‘teams, and he never ; PEACHES—PEARS, 2 size ................ L 1 11- | BASEBALL CURIOSITIES fat Pisos on. GEAMILE | b - — The best that brother club own- R i ers could do when it came to giv- 3 H ing Quinn a helpful hand was to PL1RGLLE.ROSS IN BOUT TONIGHT | Bob Fothergill, Earl Webb, Ken oot i ouhergll, tarl Webk B! CHICAGO, 1, March 22~The ' Bill Carrigan was paid a fancy 5‘“ le-Ross b ; on ‘:":5""‘: rice a few years ago to help re-|Poth men working for a shot a FYI! A R it fighting | Canzoneri’s crown. Fifteen thou- AR aTNING spirit, but the Maine Irishman aid|$2nd fans will probably witness COAL HEAT not have the -material to work with | the bout. field stars were on the 1932 Olym- s ~ACTER !pic games team, including Frank 1929, REBEKAHS MEET TONIGHT that's easy on your pocketbook NINE YEARS | wycott, the world's 100-yard rcc-| Desperate at times for funds,| Perseverance Lodge 2-A holds its Buny W THE {ord holder, William* Graber, :xpplx!Quinn was forced to trade or sell [regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. CARBONADO NEW Yor< |cant for the world’s pole vault rec- |Some of the stars he developed,|Vistting members welcome. ¢ 2 GIANTS | |ord, and Duncan McNaughton,like Charley Berry and Danny ALPHONSINE CARTER, oNING FURNACE COAL i WILLN Canada, the Olympic high jump | Macfayden. He mmd a ssaoooxflxdv Secretary. with INDIAN COAL \ {champion. Lillian Copeland, discus M -back tee of MAKE HIS BoW |thrower, was on the women's team oney-back guaran ; W A Clarence (Buster) Crabbe, Olym satisfaction. PIRATE | pic 400-meter free style swimm | PHONE 412 Pacific Coast Coal Co. For Ex pert Window Cleaning Phone 485 of the winter season was trans- the Boston Red Sox to Thomas Photo) Where Sound Management Guards Your Funds, . S—