The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 24, 1934, Page 2

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In the opener at Brunswick Al- leys last night, the Cardinals thanks to Mike Ugrin’s 500 bowl- in, nosed out the Senators by a 1,381-1339 margin. ‘Then, in the nightcap, J. Killoy and Sammy Nelson starred as the Cubs had as tough a time beating the Pi- rates, 1371 to 1,300 Last night's summaries: Cardinals M. Ugrin 149 180 171— 500 Patsy Lynn 122 154 142— 415 J. Dennes 121 175 170— 486 Totals 3.5 1381 Senators E. Galao 159 165 161— 485 Dunsard 149 149 146— 444 H. OLaughlen. 145 134 134— 410 Totals 1339 Cubs % J. Kiloy . 187 158 125— 470 8. Nelson . . 180 149 167— 496 J. €. Morris...... 169 127 10— 405 Pirates | Ray Galao ... 132 164 168— 464 Mrs. B. Honald 122 128 135— 385 Steve Guangon 138 132 181— 451 . 1300 Totals Dec. 19.—Athletics vs. Cubs; Tig- ers vs. Cardinals. Dec. 20—Red Sox vs. Senators; Giants vs. Indians. Dec. 21.—Millers vs. Pirates; Ath- letics vs. White Sox. Dec. 22—Cardinals vs. Red Sox vs. Huskies. Dec. 23.—Indians ys. Tigers; Sen- ators vs. Giants. Dec. 24—OCubs vs. Millers; White Sox vs. Pirates. Dec. 25.—Athletics vs. Braves vs. Red Sox. Dec. 26.—White Sox vs. Cardinals; Millers vs. ‘Tigers, Dec. 27.—Braves vs. Cubs; Giants vs. Pirates. Dec. 28.—Indians Huskies vs. Senators. Braves; Huskies; vs. Athletics; Dé¢. 29. — Red Sox vs. Millers; Cubs vs. Giants. Dec. 30. — Senators vs. Braves; Cardinals vs. Athletics. Dec. 31.—Tigers vs. Pirates; White Sox vs. Indians. In conjunction with the release of the compléte schedule today was the announcement of the playing Yosters for each of the I3 con- peting teams. The complete rosters: Cardinals — Mitke Ugrin, Patsy Lynn, J. Dennis. Senators — Emillo Galao, B. OLoughlen, DuMarce. Pirates—Ray Galao, Mrs. Beatrite Honold, Marcello’ Quinto. Braves—J. Killay, J. C. Morris, Sam Nelson. > Tigers—Bill Schmitz, Elmef Lind- strom, Bd Killoy. Athletics — 'Kinky Bayers, Joe Snow, Al Bloemquist. Giants—W. Andrews, Att Nelkohy J. Barragar, Jr. Huskies—Fred Barragar, George Bavard, Nick Bavard. Millers—B. Brown, V. Stedman, George Hall. ' White Sox — Abbie Gain, Tom Hutchings, Ed Radde. Cubs—Kill Larsen, Eli Lindstrom, Alex Barroff, . Indians—Bob A. Kanvidan, Offver Sarnisto, C. W. Christoffer. Redson—G. Blomgren, Bop Vald, B. K Kuffman. — et CARD OF THANKS iy L Expressifig my sintere’ an - felt thanks and gratitude o Ty < ofie who shared “with ‘me in“my bereavement during the illnéss and loss of my beloved father, Albin Haglind, and for the many kind' expressions of sympathy exténded me. —adv. HILDING HAGLUND. Daily Empire Want ‘Ads Pay! ov. 30.—Senators vs. ls ANNOUNGED‘ Dec. 3—Pirates vs. Braves; Ath- G Dec. 5. — Giants vs. White Sox; | Dec. 7—Cubs vs. Cardinals; In- League during that loop's second| Dec. 9.—Giants vs. Millers; Husk- t and will feature nightly| Dec. 11.—Indians vs. Pirates; Red Nov. 24. — Tigers vs. Athletics;| Dec. 13.—Tigers vs. Cubs; Giants Nov. 26—Red Sox vs. Cardinals; | Dec. 15.—Braves vs. Indians; Mil- Cardifals; Nov. 28. — Huskies vs. Millers;| Dec. 17.—Cuhs vs. Pirates; White | Tigers vs. Giants, Dec. 1.—White Sox vs. Huskies; Y {Cubs vs. Red Sox, | Dec. 2. — Cardinals vs. Indians; RYS 3 {Senators vs. Tigers. leties vs. Giants. Dec. 4.—Huskies vs. Tigers; Braves vs. Millers. Team Name Rosters Also muskies vs. cubs. ; | Dec. 6. — Millers vs. Indians; Rele.ased by NCW BOWI White Sox vs. Red Sox. ing Loop Today ! |dians vs. Senators. There will be exactly 78 bowling| Dec. 8.—Red Sox vs. Pirates; Ath- contests played by the City Bowling {letics vs. Braves. balf schedule, a perusal of the [ies vs. Cardinals. complete list of games released to-| Dec. 10.—Tigers vs. White Sox; day indicate. Play started last|Senators vs. Cubs. oublehaders at Brunswick Alleys|Sox vs. Athletics. through December 31. Dec. 12. — Cardinals vs. Millers; The complete schedule follows: |Braves vs. Huskies. Giants vs. Huskies. vs. Red Sox. Nov. 25—Millers vs. White Sox;| Dec. 14—White Sox vs. Senators; Cubs vs. Indians. | Huskies vs. Pirates. Senators vs. Pirates. |lers vs. Athletics. Nov. 27. — Athletics vs. Tigers; Dec. 16.—Giants vs. Braves vs. Giants. Red Sox vs. Tigers. White Sox vs. Cubs. Sox vs. Braves. Nov. 20—Indians vs. Dec. 18, — Huskiés vs. Indians; Cardinals vs. Pirates. Senators vs. Millers, Red Sox; | ALASKA-RHEINLANDER DISTRIBUTORS Gtsught or bettled heer PHONE 114—Femmer's Dock,. L HAROLD L. STABLER, Local Agent all those who select us as their director g The Charles W. Carter Mortuary PHONE 136-3 1 “'l‘haunmnh p M%W - MARK OPENING TAKES HONDRS 4o - ATELKALLEYS (Kaufmann Leads Them to ..Win Over Philcos . ‘with: Good Marks That hard-tossing ério of bowlers in the Elks B League who rep- resént SherwinWilliams eopped most of the honors last night at ! the Elks Alleys. The Sherwin - Willlams club trounced the Philcos in three straight games and ,in doing so. claimed four “best” marks for the evening’s play. No records were broken. Bob Kaufmann, who hit 606 for three games and 223 in one tilt, was the high man in both those classifications, And in team scores, the Sherwin-Willidms trio clipped 1446 for total score and 505 in one game for best” aggre- gate marks. Mrs. Walter Andrews, bowling for Swift’s, copped the women's high figure with 418 and 145 on her card. TIncidentally, her team lost three straight matehes to the Libbys' despite her good efforts In the other contest last hight ‘Hills Brothers managed to eke out a 3-to-1 decisioh over Del- Montes. The couhit was knotted at 1-all going ifito the final frame but the Hills Brothers outfit man- aged to take that play by a 492- 465 count. Tonight, Mojuds &nd National are to mix at 7:30 o'clock, Amdcats and Smith-Carohas are to play at 8:30 o'clock and Fry's Delicious and Pirolas are to go at 9:30 o'clock. Last night's summaries: istyle and WHY, we ask you, deny yourself the comfort and pleasure of an OAK FLOOR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, NOV. 24, 1934. Hills Bros. i Mrs. T. George 123 132 126— 381 | Messerschm't G 158 148 147— 458 | Iverson 151 150 220— 521 | Totals 432 430 493—1355 Del Montes Mrs. Davis 83 105 139— 327/ Hendrickson ... 164 191 147— 502 | Garn 152 168 179— 499 Totals 399 464 4651328 Sherwin-Williams Mrs. Garn 110 8 82— 270 Lavenik 171 194 206— 570 | Kaufmann 185 223 198— 606 | Totals 466 505 485—1446 Philcos Mre. G. George 80 80 80—*240 Bavard 160 175 167— 502 F 136 198 200— 534 376 453 4471276 Swift's Mrs. Andrews... 140 145 133— 418 ws 144 166 137— 447 119 116 122— 357 Totals 403 427 3921222 | Libbys Mrs. McLean..... 140 140 140—*420 | Sides 171 197 186— 554 | wile 154 116 150— 420 | Totals 465 453 4761304 | Average—Did not bowl. P i Restoration of Old | Fort 'ls Being Urged SHAMROCK, Tex., Nov. 24— Wi County residents have ask- ed the Legislature for $20,000 to| restore old Fort Elliott as part of the Texas centennial celebration. The fort, one of the last of the old s built as protection from In- was located near Old Me- | oldest town in the Texas! anhandle, which formerly bore the name of Hidetown. Old newspapers for sale at The | Empire Office. I | advantage, KING LEVINSKY SURPRISESWITH DRAW IN FIGHT Lasky, Heavy:veight Con-| tender, Unable to Whip Chicago Man CHICAGO, Nov. where are we?” That's the question your puzzled heavyweight boxing fan is asking himself today as the result of King Levinsky’s startling draw last night with Art Lasky. Lasky, leading challenger for the world's heavyweight title held at present by that elowning e¢louter, Max Baer, was the favorite to win, but the Chicago fishpeddler fought a gallant battle and de- served the call. Levinsky, Who has crashed the public prints of late with mar- riage and divorce of a ' Chicago “fan” dancer, ¢ome from behind in the last four rounds of the ten- canto fight. The Minneapolis lad rallied himself in the final ses- sion to stave off Levinsky's threat 24—“Now, | of victory. Ievinsky held a slight weight tipping the scales at 201 pounds, with Lasky weighing in at 199 pouhds. 1 e e———— | FREE COMPRESSION TEST AT Dutch’s Gatage. If your car is using one quart of oil to five or ten gallons of gas you need new rings or a rebore. Let us quote you prices. No charge for free compression test. U. 8. Tires in stock, one year’s guarantee. Pres- tone $3.25 per gallon. Used parts. Used motors for gasboats and light plants. e —— SHOP IN JUNEAU! Why Not Have a Beautiful U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The W eather (By lthe U. 5. Wedther Burcau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity. beginning at 4 p.m., Nov. 24: Snow or rain tonight and Sunday, moderate southeast winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity "Weather 4 pm. yest'y ... 2075 28 51 S 4 Cldy 4 am. today 19980 25 85 5 3 Lt Snow Noon today 20.39 31 4 s 8 Cldy RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4pm. | Lowestdam. 4am. Precip. 4am. Statlon temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hys. Weather Barrow -4 -4 *F 2 8 0. Pt cCldy Nomé 24 24 22 26 [Beme Brow Bethel b T 10 4 0 Clear Fairbanks -4 -4 -12 -10 4 0 Clear Dawson -6 -16 -20 -18 8 0 Clear st. Paul 38 38 e T 7 4 Trace Cldy Dutch Harbor 40 38 | 34 36 14 12 Clear Kodiak 40 40 38 38 10 18 Clear Cordova 36 34 3 32 4 0 Clear Junieau 30 28 25 % 3 01 Snow Sitka 44 " 31 —_ — 10 o Ketchikan . 42 40 38 2 1 29 Rain Prince Rupert 4 42 40 42 12 34 Cldy Edmonton 14 14 12 12 4 02 Cldy Seattle 50 50 48 48 12 04 Cldy Fortland 52 52 46 46 4 04 Cldy San Francisco ... 60 58 | 52 52 4 06 Clear WEATHER SYNOPSIS A storm area of considerable intensity was centered this morning about 800 miles west of Southeast Alaska, the lowest reported pres- sure being 2870 inches. Another storm area was centered over the southern Bering Sea region. Tlie area of high barometric préssure that has been prevalent over the MacKenzie Basin for several days has moved southwdrd, This general pressure distribution has been attended by light snow over portions of the northern portion of Southeast Alaska and light rains over the southern seéction. Light snow was also reported at Nome. Fair weather prevailed over the interior and northern portions of Alaska. Moderate temperatures were reported throughout Alaska, the low- est reported temperature in Alaska being 12 below at Fairbanks. The observer at Unalakleet reported this morning that the river at Un- alakleet is safe for planes to land with skiis. HALEY COMING HOME CASHEN BACK Don Haley, of the United States| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cashen of Buraeu of Fisheries, accompanied Douglas Teturhed to this district by Mrs. Haley, is a passenger as passengefs on the Northland. aboard the Alaska for his Juneau |Cashen is an employee of the First ‘headquarters and bome. National Bank here. Hardwood Floor Today? FLOORS OF OAK, after years and years, do not show signs of wear if properly cart':d for, but improve in durability and colorings as the years roll by.: They are always in longer? OAK has been the standard floor construction for centuries and no substitute has long life and service, [YOUR HOUSEHOLD. Should yoti desire, at any time, to dispose of your home, the resale price will be several dollars more if you can say ‘Again, should it be necessary to find a tenamt for your: ( much easier to find a desirable taker, at an increased monthly pay; i the of OAK. 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