The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 6, 1934, Page 6

BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG: STRANGER ... HIT ALLUS GEE_ - /D AN' STILL DOES, GO CRIMINEE ! DADBURN I NEVER SEED SICH I RECKON SAVRY AN . RN ME'LL, BE AGIN TH' GRAIN WITH CLO'SE ON A H:JMA I~ € ME T TUCK A FAVOR LOOKY ¢ THEM N i ) BEIN' A-FORE fipsfigvbw FROM ANYBODY_ IF T PASSELS COME PODNER ! - BEEN OF SARVICE T , YORE PLUMB' ( YOLI=L! WELCOME - AN' T DONT WANT NO SICH THANG PLICK AN' CLEAN ALL TH' WAY FROM TH' SETTLEMENT. SEEL. THE KID WHUT'S HERE'S BEEN ACTIN' LIKE A~ JUMPIN' JACK WAITIN' FOR e N \ (5 \ TRIPLE WINS FEATURE ELK PIN MATCHES Victors Make Clean Sweep on Alleys — Cougars Set New Mark It was whitewash night on the Elks' Club. alleys last night. For the. first time in the tournament the losing teams found no solace in the wresting of a single game from the opposition. Triple beat- ings were administered by the Web- feet, Cougars and Vandals to the Polar Bears, Bulldogs and Huskies, respectively. Polar Bear Radde and Vandal Garn staged a pretty fight for scoring honors. The men tied for high score in single game, 201, but Radde garnered 560 pins for the evening to Garn's 556. Earl Cleveland celebrated his re- turn to the alleys after a long lay- off by rolling 546 for the Cougars. Clicking merrily along with him were Bert Oaro, 538, and Dr. South- well, 475, to give the Cougars a total of 1545, just seven pins better than the previous high mark set by the Brones last Monday night. Tonight's schedule: 7:30—Broncs vs. Utes; 8:30—Gaels vs. Dons; 9:30 —Golden Bears vs. Indians. Last night’s scores: | trio, preparation for the heavy traftic | that must pass over it in trans-' ferring cement and machinery for\ the road work was also discussed and for final consideration. The| main pipe line of the salt water system was reported in good re- pair and ready for recovering. The council decided to let. the job of putting the fill in over the pipe by contract. R LADIES’ LEAGUE PLANS SHOWER, CHILDREN'S HOME At a meeting of the Ladies' League last night it was decided to give a shower next Tuesday eve- ning, October 9, in the League rooms, for the benefit of the Chil- dren’s. “Home. The shower, it hoped, will provide on a commun- ity basis, for many needed and useful articles which' the Home could make good use of. Any used but in geod condition articles of preciated. In the gbsence of gifts | of this nature. any small meney | contribution will be accepted. The meeting last night was they first sewing social :of the League ' this fall and a profitable evening was enjoyed, A. J. NOSES OUT | BRUNSWICK IN | BOWLING GAME In a close bowling game Ilast| night on the Brunswick Alleys, the A. J. three defeated the Brunswick | both in the City Bowling League, by a score of 1488 to 1479 1 The individual scores follow: | AT | M. Ugrin 144 160 154— 458! B. Schmitz 146 165 202— 513 S. Nelson 192 170 165— 517 Total 1488 Brunswick | E. Galao 201195 Jim Killoy 156 167 Ed Killoy 136 170 Total MRS. DUPREE HOME have her strength back again. MR e T A HOME COOKED MEALS served by Mr. and Mrs. Chris Han- sen at 127 Franklin St. Italian DAILY SPORTS CARTOON is | wearing apparel, bedding and kit- [ chen supply donations will be &p- | HE CARRIEO “ME BALL-ON THE SCORING PLAY YOU SAP - DON'T TELL ME YOU NEVER SAW UNDERWEAR BEFORE ? B /rorseT HE LOSS b OF THEIR. GREAT ¥ GACIc - CLIFF. MONTGOMERY 3 | '/{‘ ; T THAT BEAT STANFOR! N COLUMBIA MEETS YA W THE OPANING GAMI HMEN ARE INITIA’ In an appropriate and tho 160—.856_manner the sophomore class « 148— 471 pign school initiated the fres 146— 452 iy the Eagles’ hall last night. T bering 1479 younger class was put throt variety of stunts for ment of the rest of the othe Although still quite weak, Mrs. dents and teachers. Included Robert DuPree is home again after hazing stunts were riding the 10 weeks’ confinement in St. Ann’s tric goat, application of the hospital. It is hoped she will soon dle, dancing the Hula Hula, ing the refreshments the freshmen w the dishes while the upper Sunday dinners our specialty men danced. only four members the a “Three Bears,” and e = Plant experts report the dishes featured. Regular = dinners fation of boli-weevils is in served from 11 am. tg 2 p.m. adv. ing rapidly in North Carolir Webfeet Lavenik 172 180 170— 522 Walmer 172 145 145— 462| Willlams, R. H. 147 140 183— 470 i e ik bl Totals 491 465 498—1454) Polar Bears Radde 169 190 201— 560 Sides 138 153 154— 445 | McNaughton, J. 89 94 120— 3031 Totals 396 437 4751308 Bulldogs | Blomgren 170 140 155— 465/ Van Atta 188 179 130— 497| Petrich 135 103 160— 398 Totals 493 422 4451360 Cougars I Caro 188 175 169— 532 Cleveland 169 170 199— 545 | Southwell 144 164 167— 475 Totals 501 509 535—1545| Huskies Nelson 139 158 122— 419] Banfield 143 165 173— 481 Sweum 149 183 98— 430 Totals 431 506 393—1330 Vandals Sabin, H. 141 184 190— 515 Evans 175 147 164— 486 Garn . 201 187 168— 556 Totals 517 518 5221557 DOUGLAS NEWS CITY COUNCH. WORKING ‘ ON P. W. A. LOAN ISSUE A special meeting of the Coun- cil was called last evening to con- sider certain changes necessitated in the application of Douglas for a PWA loan, which was made early in the summer. After discussion of the proposed changes the matter was laid over until next Monday aight for another meeting at which Mr. Banfield, acting city attorney, will be present to aid in revising the application. Repairs to the city wharf ap- proach, now under way for the TO IMPROVE THE COMIC SECTION NEW COLORED COMICS Replacing “Toonerville” and “Mutt and Jeff” WILL MAKE THEIR DEBUT ~IN THE— DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE J Saturday, October 13 THE CAPTAIN AND THE KIDS and { HAWKSHAW THE DETECTIVE XA d s T 7 4 ¥ A . 5 dddEnNdAN % LaEa. Am N GEE dm HE ROSe AN\ BOW- B i lbouL LASKY MATCH < Ten Rounder Is Furious One with Plenty of Plain Slugging | NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—Steve Ham- |as was last.night awarded the de- ‘c‘xsmu over Art Lasky in a savage ten round fight, the first of a se- iries of elimiation matches to de- {velop .a challenger for Max Baer. The verdict was awarded on a | split decision. There was little boxing in the, but plenty of plain fancy slugging, both battlers shooting for | kayoes throughout. ‘There were no knockdowns. | | Lasky fought like a wild man in| the final two rounds and had| Hamas almost out on his feet but | he could not overcome the point | lead. Hamas is given five rounds, Las- |ky four rounds and one round was | | even. .- ORSATTI LIKES - BASEBALL GAME | 8T. LOUIS, Oct. 6.—Ernie Orw ' “‘ti, Cardinal outfielder, comes | m a ball-playing family. Ernie i five brothers who have played M-pro ball, and has two sisters | o play baseball and can do a| of boxing. Orsatti’s hobby 15‘ ving “racing cars"—but Mrs. Or-| i has turned thumbs down on,| t ambition, L e e LUM ;3 BER Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. 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