The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1934, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 14, 1934 BRINGING UP FATHER "WELL-IF | ACT MAD - MAGGIE WON'T KISS ME- | HATETHAT LIP- T i MOJUDS, FRYE BOWLERS TIE ATELK ALLEYS Two C League Teams Knotted in First Game at 451-All mark it down as a tie, be- after bowling for three \the Mojuds and Frye's De- gam| licious bowlers, at Elk Alleys were no a decision in their C when they nearer e contest than d last night. The first game, an odd freak, a 451-point tie. Then the Frye into the lead with a ct in the next bracket. But the third contest left things a tie in when the Mojuds ral- lied to trim the Fryes, 448 to 387. Incidentally, in this match, Mrs. trio slipp 429-400 H. L. Faulkner rolled high three ames for the women with a 453 total The evening's program opened with the Agfa Sure Shots living up to their name by giving the Spark Oil Heaters a 3-to-0.defeat. and 214 to aid G. Parks hit 541 the Agfa trio and to take best men’'s averages for the evening. 1 the Agfa team scores of 1,365 439 » best for the night's The finale found the National Crooks rallying brilliantly to beat the Pyrolas, 2 to 1. Both teams went into the final bracket at 1-all, but the winners nosed out the Purolas, 460 to 448 for victory. Munsingwears and Hart, Schaff- ner & Marx open the A League bowling tonight at 7:30 o'clock Other matches include: S & W vs 1s at 8:30 o'clock; and the s vs Squibbs at 9:30 o'clock. ast night’s summaries: GAME AGFA Sure Shots Mrs. Sweum 112 112 112—*336 Parks 214 183 144— 541 Sides 163 168 157— 488 Totals 439 463 453—1365 Spark Oil Heaters Mrs. Bringdale 132 136 114— 382 Council 165 165 165—*495 Monagle 152 151 156— 459 Totals 449 452 435—1336 SECOND GAME Mojuds Mrs. Faulkner.. 163 133 157— 453 Coughlin 155 155 155—*465 Kegel 133 112 136— 381 ‘Totals 451 400 448—1209 Frye’s Delicious Mrs. Dufresne 155 140 123— 418 Koski . 162 189 159— 510 Reynolds 134 100 105— 339 ‘Totals 451 429 387—1267 THIRD GAME Purolas Robertson 175 175 175—*525 Sweum 126 123 133— 382 Grummett 140 140 140—*420 ‘Totals . 441 438 448—1327 National Crooks Mrs. Koski 170 118 141— 429 George, T. .. 165 165 165—*495 Van Atta . 136 145 154— 435 Totals 471 428 460—1359 *—Average, did not bowl. BIRLST L e FINAL GAMES OF FIRST HALF SET T0 GO TONIGHT George - High School Tilt, Douglas-DeMolay Mix Are Featured GAMES TONIGHT At Juneau High School George Brothers vs High School at 7:30 co'clock; DeMolay vs Douglas Firemen at 8:30 o’clock. They've got a rip-snorting double header on tap tonight at Juneau High School’s gymnasium when the final curtain is rung down on the first half of the City Basketball League schedule. Take that first game, starting at 7:30 o'clock, between Coach Har- old E. Regele's ambitious High School quintet and the defending champion George Brothers team. There's a tilt packed with plenty of possibilities. If the prepsters can “take” the Green Shirts—who, at present, sit ] FOooD ? DO WE THIS W TIRED ROUGE ALL OVER ME FA atop the league in first place-n‘GovERNMENT WINS playoff for the first half champion- ship would be necessary. Of course | the George Brothers, by winning, would cinch the title without fur- ther argument, for that team has but one defeat. All other clubs have suffered at least two beat- | ings. But the finale, starting at 8:30 o‘clock, hardly takes a back seat to the opener for promised action. The DeMolays are knocking on the title door. If the George Brothers five loses to the preps, then the DeMolays, by winning, can step into a three-way tie for the top spot with George Brothers and Krause’s Concreters. Even though the Green Shirts do manage to spill the High School ' lads, the DeMolays will be battling for a second place tie with the Krause outfit. However, don't overlook the Douglas Firemen, DeMolay op- ponents. Possessing the best floor work and cleverest passing attack of any squad in the league, the across-the-Channel team is always dangerous. In their last appearance here, the Douglas lads were off on their shooting, but, perhaps, to- night will be different. RSN T 4 S “LIGHTS 'O’ JUNEAU” Until the sailing of the Alaska| and the Princess Norah our special Christmas Gift framed pictures in wooden boxes and Christmas wrap- pings will be mailed post paid at our expense. A complete line of Christmas gifts of exceptional value. adv. WINTER AND POND CO. e SHOP IN JUNEAU! WELL: WHERES THE WHAT TIME EAT IN OUSE? I'M OF WAVTIN' WHY - TS ONLY Si% GEY C YOURE JUST LIKE A al BIG BABY- WHEN YOU ARE HUNGRY,YOuU RANKY FTELL THE COOK O HURRY + w THE N OINNE = L e —, By GEORG DIDN'T WS LLL COURT DECISION IN PENSION LAW CASE The case of Charles Demmert vs Walstein G. Smith, as Territorial Treasurer of she Territory of Alas- { ka, which involved an attempt to | invalidate the Territo Pension | Law passed by the Legislature in ‘ 1933, as being discriminatory ‘ngainst a certain class of citizens, was practically concluded in the United States District Court Wednesday when Judge George F. Alexander entered a judgment sus- taining the demu filed by Unit- ed Stales Attorney General James S. Truitt, on November 27. aul, attorney for the the ‘William L. plaintiff, June 9, of this y that the Territo | prevented from complaint - on and enjoined Treasurer be ng out monies from the Territorial Pension and Y Relief appropriations, more than $300,000 The Pension law that was question provides that those totalling in eral Government, thro partment of the Interior | eligible to obtain aid from the | Territorial Government. Mr. Paul maintained that this law was dis- | eriminatory an citizens as they are eligible for Federal aid. 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