The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 26, 1933, Page 5

BRIN(;ING UP AROUND TH\S FATHER R THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY DEC. 26 JUST A MINUTE AND I'LL BE RIGH WITH You- "M ALL URSET- |\ CAN'T DO A THING ONTIL } FIND 1T WONDER WHERE \ COULD HAVE PUT T By GEORGE McMANU i MY TICKET THE FOOT /\F‘TE\QNO TO BALL GAME THIS ON - | standing performers Please list me of the out- of the year in various sport: writes one of those interested in scanning the field for answers to our annual sports poll ‘It seems to me there have been fewer conspicuous athletes thanus- | ual” Perhaps it has been true that team performance have served to keep som2 of the individual lights under the bushel, but here are some of the conspicuous perform- ers, listed by sports: | hero of a remarkable fistic come- | back; Barney Ross, two-time win= | ner over Tony Conzoneri, in lights | weight championship matches. ! lo—Cecil Smith, Texan, who | played a star role in the West's victory over the East, and Elmer Boeseke, Jr. lanky Californian, | who has not played on a losing team in competition on two con- tinents within the past year. ‘The team accomplishments that stood out against brilliant back- ground included the sensational performance of the New York Giants under Bill Terry's lead- ership, the triumph of the Brifish Davis Cup team, ending France's six-year reign, the victory of Louis= iana State's track team over South- ern California in the national col- legiates, the Wests polo conquest of the hitherto invincible East, and the return of Princeton’s foot- Baseball — Carl Owen Hubbell, \A;uthpaw ace of the world cham- pion Giants and baseball's pitcher of the year; Jimmie Foxx, first baseman of the Athletics, No. 1 | slugger of 1933, so far as either major league is concerned Golf—Johnny Goodman, amateur winner of the national open cham- pionship; George T. Dunlap, Jr., new National Amateur title hold- er, and a semi-finalist in the British championship; Virginia Van Wie, women's champion for the econd straight year. Tennis—Frederick J. Perry England. hero of the Br Cup triumphs over the States and France, also the con- querer of Australia’s Jack Craw- e ford, who otherwise won all the i principal single honors of the . M, Binch, ok, T vear. er, grew two and one-half balss JEE of cotton to the acre on a threes acre patch. ball team to power in the East. RUTH TO FINISH 'BALL GAREER IN - MAJORLEAGUES NEW YORK. Dec. 26— Babe| Ruth will fir his baseball career !in the major leagues. a dumu BIGGEST SURPRISES The downfall of the New York Yankees in baseball, the debacl® of thé American tennis team in Davis cup compeition aboard. and the collapse of Notre Dame's foot= ball fortunes undoubtedly furnish the main surprises of 1933. Individually the defeafs of Hel- en Wills Moody In tennis and Els- worth Vines supplied sensational episodes. Johnny' Goodman’'s first round defeat by the veteran Chan- dler Egan in the national amateur tourament was golf's major upseb, but this game is accustomed to such developments. COACH | LOU LT TLE | H%l F TITLEj league citics at New York Athle 2 Club Ruth said: “After all, T have been playinz eball in the big 3 And one thin ay is that I am going my career in the major | The remark was taken to indi- cate that Ruth will not accept a position as player or manager on a minor circuit. D | ] e T N R SRR G ON ELKS . ' : ' ALLEYS CANCELLED | FOR THIS EVENING| Owing the alleys being repaired, | |there will be no bowling at the| Elks Club tonight. The regular | schedule wiil be resumed Thursday night. : T GON e i game — ovARTEERACK= want to | S e to finish the first THREE GREAT RUNNERS Track — Jack Lovelock, whose marvelous triumph over Bill Bon-, thron at Princeton in the world record one-mile time of 4:07.6 stands out as one of the great foot- racing performances of all time; Glenn Cunningham, beaten only once at home or abroad during a remarkable year of middle dis- tance running. Boxing — Max Baer, knockout ' winner and leading heavyweight | challenger for the crown won by ano Camvra Tommy Loughran, ps games mu dec the issue | nd game will be played night and the third, i | e Jones-Stevens Shop LADIES'—CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR i | | | Seward Street Near Third time in the history ere, an automati with electric signals the quarter and time was Lmll in the the first g Goodrich Men’s Shoe Pacs $4.50—Worth the Price SEE BIG VAN MAP MANCHURIA HSINCHING — Japanese aviators are making a complete survey of Manchuria for the Manchukuo 3 | Government, using German aerial |cameras. Detailed maps will be! suddenly jumping into their places made from the pictures. | just before the ball is snapped. It's At supposed to confuse the opposition, | and chances are it does. Two Outstanding Men Cliff Montgomery, great lriplo-‘ threat quarterback, and “Red” Mat-| . a brilliant end, possibly are the | of the 1933 recently de-| ted from the for the worked out by Coach 1o High School and built rection of him and | ok School pri in-| and te cutstanding stars. Capt. Cliff | Matal is a pow the lact three years RED MATAL NO= & B e NEW T WILDER -CenTER- , but nothing in the qua Mentgomery, )1 triple-threater, and nd deadly pa York team | i | | | | | | | | ity of its individuals. Above is Coach Lou Littie Barabas, a 190-pound Sophomore bullet, carry | catcher, while Wilder has been cne of the 1d goal kicking. it lacke are > wing dses ul def Wilder Red” ot men for the be the | The High against an un- has labelec game will with only about two substitutions, good reserve strength iis pure Eastern Team Should Give Stanford Eleven Close Fight When Christmas Shopping Becomes a Problem squad that ery Six. ITDERAL TEAM lS WINNER OF FINAL BOWLING MATCH r years Lit {Hubby’s Memory Now Jogged by 'Phone Girls MELBCURNE, Dec. 26.—Here's help for absent-minded husbands who forget heir wives' birthdays | Montgomery and other anniversaries. | compared with any back he had| The Austra postal authorities | een, and he credits Matal|have annour that a telephone for the powerful surge of subscriber may arrange to be re- mbia after its loss to Prince-|minded of any engagement or an- niversary for a fee of 10 cents. A prospective bridegroom thus may call “information” weeks in advance and book a reminder call. “Information” will duly come through at the appointed time fessional league to he the nnm.v.‘wnh “Good morning, this is your looking back in the east, :h\xdcnueddmp day the ball-carrying and passing \nlhw Montgomery. Owen McDowell holds down thm DA%y, Rovion VRN A FAY formation that comes to Louw's fer-| Opposite wing from Matal, wnh“—-—_ mind. They employ both d'Jo'.- Ferrara and Paul Jackal at balanced and unbalanced line, and| tackles, Jack Migliore and Steve| have probably the w Dzamba at guards and Newt Wild- | ire of plays in the _“m-, a field goal specialist, at cen- | defense always is sound. | UeT. One distinguishing featur thej Lions is their “muddle-hudc or squirrel-cage method of calling nals. They come out of huddle' le has been ol Py two me in each of Princetons | spoiled for be and le: rn fans would them with at ily 1g ast a few By GAYLE TALBOT (A. P. Spor's Writer) o —when it becomes difficult to find proper gifts for particular people, just stop in at this bank for— NEW, CRISP, CLEAN CURRENCY —the ideal gift that is always useful, always apprecia A BANK ACCOUNT —with an initial deposit for children, relatives, or employes. BANK DRAFTS —the safe, economical way to send gifts of money to distant points. back L o outstanding members Lion machine. Little 2 clared the dazzling NEW YORK, versatile the smartest |land, and a st Dec. ha have claim ever Shats 1 Y, lhdL the Tl"(‘ri couldnt dU it again to save their lives, and a sanging jority of the sections experts| 2t | Nave been inclined to agree Ll Have Own stem he m and a searing 7551 ed Stanford’s big tea sun might combine to the Lion regulars on frequent trips to sent thi as gain | :fm‘R‘a‘: e % | the bench to rest and reflect, make : o Skl . | the hom, none too »Nou a ar(;m. nl(n’en in the \.(rl/f‘[.v‘ The dearth of capable est sense of the wo holar- { £ e T ane |a school with such a vast &5 ly Lions, nevertheles e e L e Ty ed | themselw The explanation lies in o-called gokindige ae the fact that the football squad is fosner that can be counted upon to give wn from the comparative any opponent a battle as 19ng S| gmay enroliment of undergraduates its reserves hold out in Columbia College. First Team a Darb Their one real weakness, e: Little To Work With critics believe, lies ih the shortage| Some idea of the difficulties s of high class substitutes. Little's| mounted by Coach Little in build- starting line-up consists of eleven|ing teams that ar after y: real football players. They make|rank with the ongest in the may be gathered from the up a smooth, stylish team that is| east fact that Columbia’s freshmen elevens have won only one game a treat to watch. But when one of them goes out—any one—the Lions the last three seasons. If Lou structs one really strong team are just a mite less effective | of that sort of material he is| milling in every direction. with Cards If they were certain that the| Morningside Heights crew could ) out all right for himself. If he|no apparent x“wm1 nor reason, f:\ce Stanford for !uur qmn-mrslnmnz : The DAILY SPORTS CART()ON ---By Pup ‘ ;1 B h THE TREND is toward oIL Arc{tic “ELECTROL”-of course! Pt Fanows || Harri Machine S[\Op GREASES Draught Beer Sheet Metal send Co ton. Al Barabas, a 190-pound sopho- more, and Ed Brominski are the team’s starting halfbacks, with Bill | Nevel at fullback. Barabas, declar- ed by a coach in the National pro- University Lions, ch wick bowling 4 fought tangle with mw made were bowlers and | ment trying | o stra as Quinto and J. Halm of the Alaska Juneau irio mers of the December which was made on evening. The award amounted to $16.50 Those who wish to play in the new tournament which is to begin requested to register at as early as possible 1 be made out days, it was University of Pe has one of his very of football mela His Lcam~ take turns using the s wingback, punt and any other as We invite you to let our special Holi- day Services help you solve your Christmas shopping problems. Come in often—you are always welcomel First National Bank gle tile goon are Cigars Cigarettes Candy ea B announced today G Daily Empire Want »23 Pay. FIRE ON 9TH STREET CALLS OUT FIREMEN| in the floor of the Ryan house on Ninth Street near Gold Creek early this afternoon was extinguished by the Fire artment. A defective flue i said to have been the cause. Tml damage was nominal The house was recently leased to| Bert Moody who with his family | moved there just before Christ-| mas. Fire CHUCIKS WILL~ BRING A NEWLY WON NATIONAL_ LEAGUE BATTING ?ROWK‘J INTO THE . o | CHALKC UR | A VICTORY FOR TE RUMOR MONGERS /1 —————— seeevosecmec 000 » AT THE HCTELS . e s e0sevvresensy Zynda and Mrs, Amos Benson and Clara Hedrick, M. H Marrett, A. B. Chapmon; Harry Feine, Chilkoot Barracks; Henry Lea, Joe Nello. . Gastineau K. Seymour; C. M. Rogers; W. C. Wright, Seattle . Helen C. Ross, L. Wheeler; John Blanchard, Eagle Patricia Crowley; C. H Keilk, Juneau; John Nedscow; E. E. l\u“‘ls and wife; Martin Mun- son, Harold Jacobsen; Martin Neer. 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