The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 13, 1934, Page 5

BRINGIN G UP FATHER WHY DO You BU ARE YOU TIRED OF ME? DON'T YOUuU LOVE ME ANY MORE? CERTAINLY 1 DO | ¥ MAGGIE DARLXN, L.\KE TO QT LIP-ROUGE ALL QOVER ME FACE- 1 _DON T 5 o [ 1934, King Features Syndicate, Inc., Grear Britain rights rescrved | FREE PASS TO HOOP GAMES IS EMPIRE'S OFFER All-Star Basketball Ballot Contest Gets Start Today How would youl ike a frée pass to all the City League basketball games for the second half of the schedule? Sounds like a good idea, doesn’t it? Well, the season pass may be yours—if you'll help. The Empire select two All-Star basketball teams. ! Here's how you can win: The Empire wants Juneau to| vote on two All-Star bs\.skelhall} teams, based on the first half of play in the City League which will be ended tomorrow. All of Juneau —men, women, and children—is in-; vited to vote for its favorite stars. And to the lucky person that correctly names the two honor squads—first and second teams—as selected by the voters, The Em- pire will present a free pass to all | City League games in the next|™ ‘half, which starts in January. It doesn't cost anything to par- | ticipate in this contest. The rules are simple. Here they are: | 1. Simply fill out the Bas- | ketball Centest Ballot which is printed elsewhere in this issue. | Select on your first team the five best players of the league in their correct positions. On | your second team, mans: the | next five best players. Use any players on any of the seven teams in the league. Sign your name to the ballot and mail or bring to The Empire office be- fcre midnight, Saturday, De- cember 22. 2. You may vote as many time: as you wish— the more times, the better chance your selections will have. Be sure to sign your name to each vote. Only ballots which will be printed daily in The Empire until the contest cloces, will be honored. 3. When the contest closes, Saturday, December 22, at midnight, the votes will be ccunted, and the two All-Star team: as selected by the voters will be announced. 4. Then the person or per- scns naming the correct teams, porition for position, will be named the winner. In case of a tie, neatness will decide the winner of the free pass. H There are the rules, folks. Get busy with that pencil and ballot. Send in your first vote today! NOTRE DAME IS FORGOTTEN NEW YORK, Dec. 13.— Notre ‘Dame, which has placed more men on the Associated Press All-Ameri- ca team since 1925 than any other school, failed to place a man on the first team this year. But the Irish have been repre- sented by 11 players since '25, five more than any other school. These 11 were Boeringer, center, 1926; Smith, guard, 1927; Cariedo, quar- | terback, and Cannon, guard, 1929; Carideo, quarterback, Schwartz, halfback, and Metzger, guard, 1930; | Yarr, center, Hoffman, guard, and Schwartz, halfback, 1931; and Kurth, tackle, 1932. ELKS TO RESUME BOWLING TONIGHT| Bowling resumes at Elk Alleys to- | night with three matches scheduled for play in the C League. The games include: Agfa Sure Shots vs Spark Oil Heaters at 7:30 o'clock; Mojuds vs Frye's Delicious at 8:30 o'clock; and Purolas vs National Crooks at 9:30 o'clock. - e —— ROLAND F. WYATT, U. S. IMMIGRATION OFFICER HERE FROM KETCHIKAN Roland F. Wyatt, United States Immigratioh officer, with head-| quarters at Ketchikan, is in Juneau ! this week handling matters of busi- ness in connection with his office. Mr. Wyatt is staying at the Gas- | tineau Hotel while in the city and | expects to be here until a south- bound Alaska Line steuzm‘ next week BRAVES DEFEAT HUSKY BOWLERS WITH 41 POINTS Cardinals erom Millers in Other City League Pin Tilt Last Night By the narrow margin of 41 points, the Braves defeated the Huskies in the feature game of the City Bowling League doubleheader at Brunswick Alleys last night. The Braves, sparked by the 500-bowling of Sammy Nelson, beat the Hus- kies 1,281 to 1,240. In the other fracas last night,| the Cardinals bested the Millers, 1,352 to 1221, with the 512 work of Mike Ugrin, Card ace, standing | out. Tonight's double bill finds the Tigers and Cubs clashing at 7:30 o'clock, and the Giant-Red Sox tilt due at 8:30 o'clock. Last night's summaries: FIRST GAME Braves 160 141 113 125 146— 447 96— 334 J. Killoy J. C. Morris ‘Dluly S ports Cartoon S *J ACCIDENT STHIM HIS SHT HAND BU7 HE WENT O B s7ae N FooT8ALL, BASESALL, BASKETBALL AD TRAC K | Pat Lynch THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 13, 1934 WHO IN THE WORLD CAN THAT BE AT THE DOOR? 166 137 197— 500 Sam Nelsorr Total : Huskies 143 168 13 140 117 160 157— 440 130— 415 112— 385 | 1240 N.'Bavard Fred Barragar J. Ramsay Total SE ND GAME Cardinals 168 184 94 141 166 149 160— 512 148— 385 140— 455 M. Ugrin Jim Dennis Total Millers 144 147 154 9 14; 155 Stedman Rodenberg L. Sisson 143— 435 120— 429 ‘Total . *1221 FREIGHTER DUE HERE The Alaska Steamship Company freighter Depere is 'scheduled to arrive hete sometime this afternoon ‘and depart, Southbound, around 9 clock tomorrow morning. ATTENTION MASONS Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147, F. & M. will sponsor a dance for all Masons and friends at the Scottish Rite Temple, Saturday evening, De- cember 15. Dancing at 9:30. Re- freshments. —adv. By Pap - QIRECTOR~ W o . ATLeTics AT TE UNNERSITY OF . _As ORecToRs OF ATHLETICS, CRISO (S COACH THOMAS' B0SS - EXCEPT WHEN HE. IS HELPING YO DRILL. ALABAMA LINE o BASKETBALL CONTEST ENTRY ® I think the following BLANK players should be on the FIRST and SECOND ALL STAR CITY LEAGUE basketball teams: First Team Pos. Second Team Mail or leave blank at DAILY ALASKA EM- PIRE office before midnight, December 22. Signature of voter Address ‘of voter.... L ... ... You may vote as many times as you wish, but only “EMPIRE” entry blanks will be honored. 'GEORGE QUINTET 1281 'MUST BEAT PREP 1352 | 116— 357 HELLO-UNCLE, DARLING - ANT FIVE TOMORROW Green Shirts - | High School ¢ in Critical Final Hoop Game GAMES TOMORROW { At Juneau High School — George Brothers vs High Scheol at 7:30 o'clock; De- Molay ve Douglas Firemen at 8:30 o'clock. ‘When those team managers vot- | ed ‘to admit the Juneau High 8School basketball team to City WELL- MAGGIE!!" | half champion without any argu- | |ment. But if the prepsters can up- | first place tie could result. Krause' (men in the second game tomorrow, \PIT LTTLE League competition, they didn't,thing to Say tomorrow night in, set the Green Shirts, a three-wa; Concreters would be a cinch to step into that tie picture and De- realize the mighty important de-|naming the first half titlist. The Because, tomorrow night in the MRS LEE Rox ls will face George Brothers in the schedule. And just about everything | ing of her funeral service by Rev. If. the George Brother five can | American Legion plot of Evergreen funeral reading by Rev. LeVas- was a member of the American Le- Molays, by defeating Douglas Fire- e cision those prepsters would ve | first game is scheduled to start at | High School's gymnasium, Coach [ first game of the final double- BUR[ED AT NOON depends on the outcome of thac‘w G. LeVasseur—Mrs. Lee Rox win, then it will be named first | Cemetery. eur took place at C. W. 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