The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 12, 1934, Page 5

LISTEN, DEAR! | NEED A CHECK TO Gt O TO MISS ELLA VATION ~ R OUR CHARITY BAZAAR- HE'S IN THE PARLOR NOW - MAKE OUT THE CHECK, DEAR- BY GOLLY! | FEI PARK HAS JLS PAINTED, FROM ALL THE KISSES 'M GITTIN'- H TO C TO QUR FUND - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 12, 1934. " BEEN NEWLY HERES THE CHECK FROM MY HUSBAND - 'S DELIGHTED ONTRIBUTE WHEN By GEORGE McMANUS e OH, THE DARLING MAN- 'L GIVE FOR IS GENEROSITY, { SEE JUST FER 3 ProveCTIoN | ([, IN CASE } BAYERS GRABS SCORING LEAD, DEMOLAY WIN Juneau Firemen Nose Out Douglas in Nip-and- Tuck Hoop Go CITY LEAGUE George Bros. Krause Conc DeMolay Junecau Fire, Deug. Fire. .. E High Scheol 400 Mocze 166 RESULTS LAST NIGHT Demolay 82, Moose 35. Juneau Firemen 48, Douglas Firemen 41. The cash customers who attend- ed the City Basketball League’s doubleheader last night in Juneau High School got their money’s worth, all right, even though no drastic changes were made in the circuit standings as the result of the games. In the opener the crowd saw tall, red-haired Lloyd Bayers col- lect 32 points as DeMolays crushed an outclassed, but much improved Moose team, 82 to 35. Then, in the nightcap, the fans were treated to as nip-and-tuck a fracas as the current season has developed when Juneau's firemen nosed out the Fire Laddies from Douglas, 48 to 41, Bayers, by amassing 32 points via 14 field goals and four foul tosses, goes into the scoring lead, jumping from third to first place over Paul Brown, Krause Concreters, and Bob Mc- Phee, George Brethers. Bayers now has 104 points; Brown, 82; and McPhee, 75. Both McPhee and Bay- ers have one more game to play before ‘concluding their first half seasonal scoring. ‘True, His teammates 16d Mim G, ball, but Bayers deserved his total, which, incidentally, falls just ten points short of McPhee’s high sin- | gle-game tally of 42 markers. Dwarfed by Bayers’ huge total were the very respectable 14-point scoring figures made by Hilding Hagland and Capt. Elmer Lind- strom. Jerry Ledbetter was high for the improved Moose club which was dangerously near collapse in its last game, but which showed improvement last night. Big Red Frodle, guard and center, especially evidenced better play. The finale was just one of those “you-score-and-then-I-will” affairs. The half-time tally favored the Ju- neau Firemen, 21 to 20, but Doug Gray tied it up as the third quar- ter began with a foul shot rotg Douglas Firemen. | Then, after five minutes of hard | battling, in which the visitors ex- | hibited some nifty floor work and | clever passing, Douglas forged to a 25-22 lead. But that advantage | was shortlived, and, after Jimmy Orme dribbled in from the side to ‘pot a cripple to give Juneau to 26-25 lead a few moments later, the | winners were never headed. Once, with a minute to go, the lads from across the Channel came up to 41-44, but baskets by Stan | Grummett ‘and Stan Hill — two players who starred brilliantly for the winners—put the game on iee. FIRST GAME DeMolay (82) ¥G FT PF TP E. Lindstrom, f (c) 14 | Manthey, f 9 HOST 10 U. S. C. IN EARLY SERIES Coast Champions Will Play Trojans in Seattle Dec. 21, 22 SEATTLE, Dec. 12.—Husky bas- ketball fans will get a glimpse of the type of basketball that thrilled Southern California fans last year whan the Huskies copped a three- game series from U. S. C. and won IFREIGHTER DEPERE individual | Haglund, f 14 | the Pacific Coast pennant, when Bayers, ¢ 52/ U. 8. C. plays Washington in a Garnick, g pre-season series here » December Berggren, g 21 and 22, it' was announced today Bloomquist, g by A. S. U. W. officials. Coach Sam Barry's team is vir- | tually the same outfit that gave | the Huskies the closest and hard- | est-fought series the men of Hec | Edmundson have ever engaged in, and southern fans are already tout- ing the Trojans as the logical championship contender. | Washington was harder hit by graduation that the southerners, losing Capt. Hal Lee, Washington's all-American basketeer, Joe How- Bob Galer, possessor of the northern division high-scoring rec- ord, will be back, as will Clyde Wagner, Edmundson’s hard-check- ing center. Five other lettermen, Dick Cook, Don Wyman, Don McKinstry, Dick Merrin, and Ralph Bishop will be back to reinforce the Huskies in their pennant drive. Incidentally, hopes that Don Wy- man, lefterman football and bas- ketball man, would get to play against his arch-rivals, Capt. Julio Boscos and Ward Browning of U. 8. C, faded when it was learned | that Browning had broken a leg in football practice and Bescos would probably not come north be- cause of the Notre Dame football game last week. All three men are ends and played against each other in the game recently, when the Huskies beat the Trojans, 14 to 7. The Trojan offense is built up Totals | Moose (35) Stedman, f . Ledbetter, f Fennessy, f Gissberg, ¢, g Frodle, g, ¢ ‘W. Rodenberg, g (¢) 3 Frenidy o N TR 1SS raing e e M [t D ™ Al reroerodR | www oL — Totals 15 SECOND GAME Juneau F. (48) L. Hill, f 8. Hill, f Orsen, f ‘Gerwels, ¢ Grummett, g, f Orme, g (¢ o} o g Ploverocwcdol|l cuvowrm H - lowrvaoedd |l otao Totals Douglas F. (41) Fox, f G. Gray, f Guerin, f Doogan, c D. Gray, ¢ T. Niemi, J. Niemi, g g (© 005 il T v i Totals 3 .18 Referee—Harold E. Regele. E— WOOD DECISIONS M'LEOD IN BOUT i 133 o G i pra SR R & " 'IS DUE TOMORROW| . Preighter Depere, of the Alaska Steamship Company, will arrive in | | port tomorrow morning at 4:30 {o'clock according to radio advices received here this afternoon. The ! Depere has been to the westward and is now on the southbound trip. B RE-WIRING NOMI Approximately 25 miles of tele- phone wiring was completely de- stroyed in the Nome fire, accord- ing to O. 8. Weaver, general man- ager of the Alaska Telephone and pany. In addition to the telephone wiring lost, about ten miles of power and lighting line were de- stroyed. The task of rewiring the city has been going on for some time at considerable expense, ac- ' cording to the Nome Nugget. BLAZE RAGES INGCC CAMP DURING NIGHT Three Boys Are Burned to Death — Two Hun- dred Skelterless NORRIS, Tenr., Jec. 12.—Three Telegraph Company and the CCC boys, Elwood Kramer, Charles Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if Northern Light and Power Com- DePalma and Jacob Klein, all from no protest is filed in the local land the east, were burned to death last night in a fire that destroyed three barracks in the CCC camp. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE District Land Office Anchorage, Alaska. | October 22, 1934. 1 Notice is hereby given that Albert | Forrest, entryman, together with | his witnesses Melville Leath and | E. H. Kaser, all of Juneau, Alaska, | has submitted final proof on hlsi homestead entry Anchorage 07693, | for a tract of land embraced in U.| 8. Survey No. 2084, located in the | Mendenhall Valley south of Survey | No. 1799 and 1521 in latitude 58° | 23 17”7 N. Longitude 134° 34’ 00| W. containing 92.14 acres, and it is now in the files of the U. 8. Land office at Anchorage, Alaska, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued. Two hundred CCC boys were left GEO. J. LOVE, | shivering in their night clothes but Register. were finally trucked to a neigh- ' First publication, Nov. 14, 1934, boring camp. Last publication, Jan. 9, 1935. o the taste. silver Dishes Candelabra Well and Tree Platters Covered Vegeiable o Every real homemaker, whether hope- fully or actively engaged the right dinner services,—will be over- joyed if you give her silver. standard. in acquiring Never desert It means good SEATTLE, Dec. 12—Henry Wood, | Yakima’s negro boxer and once | the pride and toast of fistic Seat- tle, took a long step back toward the reputation he once had by decisioning Jimmy McLeod of Ta- | |coma here last night. It was a| 1furious ring battle and lasted ten| 1ronnds, | - e | ATTENTION AMERICAN | ’ LEGION | | The funeral services for the late | |Mrs. Lee Rox will be held from | | Carter’s Mortutary under the gus- | | pices of the American Legion Aux- | |iliary at twelve o'clock tomorrow | | (Thursday) noon. All members are | lurged to attend. —adv. around Lee (“Rubberlegs”) Guttero, whom critics have picked as one|* of the best centers to ever play in the southern conference. Guttero is a fast-breaking “dead-eye,” and is an outstanding guard as well. Assisting him are Co-capt. Joe Kelley, Ernie Holbrook, All-Con- ference guard, and “Hop” Findlay. These men form a fast-breaking combination that is hard to beat. — ., —— ATTENTION B. P. O. ELKS Meeting tonight 8 o'clock. Init- iation and lunch. M. H. SIDES, —adv. Secretary. ——— Daily Empire wane aas Pay! 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