The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 28, 1934, Page 5

b HAPPY HOME BOWLERS TAKE ‘A’ LOOR. TITLE Mrs. Caro, Stevens, Bring- dale Compose Win- ning Team A LEAGUE (Final) Won Lost Pct. Happy Homes 17 .1 708 Munsingwears 14 9 609 Hotprints 14 10 583 Nuggets 13 11 542 Hart Schaffner and Marx 10 11 476 Rexalls 11 13 458 Squibbs 10 14 417 S. & Ws. 9 14 391 Walkovers 6 15 2'80 By defeating the Rexalls in three straight games last night at EIKks' Alleys, the Happy Homes became the first champion to be named in one of the Elks' three bowling leagues this season. The Happy Homes trio—which is composed of Mrs. Bert Caro, Ray Stevens and Art Bringdale—finish- ed on top as the A League con- cluded its schedule of games last night. Mrs. Caro and Bringdale were the individual stars of the Happy Home win. Mrs. Caro copped best womens’' three-game , and single- game scores for the evening with marks of 457 and 162, while Bring- dale’s 588 was best for the men In addition, the winners had the best team totals of 1,556 and 540. The Munsingwears cinched second place last night by drubbing the Hotpoints, who finished in the third position, by a 2 to 0 verdict. Frank Metealf’s single-game effort of 212 for the victors was high for the evening. The Walkovers bested the Squibbs in the other contest,«3 to 0, al- though each match was a close one. Tonight, B League bowlers bow out of the picture with three matches. Interest will settle around the second-place battle between Carstens and Libbys, inasmu¢h as Farke-Davis trio seems to have strangle hold on the title posi- tion. At 7:30 o'clock, the Libbys tangle with Hill Brothers; Parke Davis appears against tihe Philcos | at 8:30 o'clock; while' the final 9:30 o'clock match is between the Swifts and Carstens. Last night's summaries: FIRST GAME Happy Homes Mrs. Caro 162 144 151— 457 Stevens 157 155 199— 511 Bringdale 200 198 190— 588 Totals 519 497 540—1556 Rexalls | Miss Taylor 157 128 156— 441 i Shattuck 162 162 162—°486 | Williams, R. H. 147 136 143— 426‘ Totals 466 426 461—1353 SECOND GAME ‘Walkovers Walmer 179 155 156— 490 Grigsby 150 150 150— 4SU| Connors 149 149 149—°447 Totals ... 478 454 455—1387 Squibbs Miss Monson 130 130 130—"390 Tubbs - 139 155 152— 446 Williams, M. D. 158 153 158—°474 Totals 427 443 440—1310 THIRD GAME Munsingwears Mrs. Alexander.. 104 133 123— 360 Barragar, Jr. 168 181 179— 528 Metcalf 162 169 212— 543 Totals 434 483 514—1431 Hotpoints Mrs. Coughlin .. 139 101 119— 359 Mes'chmidt, H.. 158 128 192— 478 Evans 150 150 150—°450 Totals 447 379 4611287 *Average; did not bowl. - ——— Not “Swedish Capital” MINNEAPOLIS = — | Minneapolis, | Sften called the “Swedish capital| Of the United States,” has only 432 3wedish families out of a tota: of 12,017. Other classifications in clude 814 families of German her. itage, 721 England, and 585 Irish.! BRI LY o N Grows Giant Potatoes | ATMORE, Ala.—When it comes to growing sweet potatoes, Farm- ar W. P. Bates really grows ‘e His fall harvest included m that weighed in the 10-pound and the daddy of them all tipped the scales at 10 poun S 14 ounces Shop in Juneau! Ed Mouson, ley, Juneau. Shooting Realtor This | argument wou leave Happell said he shot Meyer killing took place after an to whether Meyer | Happel's late wife's| as THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 28, 1934. 1 ¥ S B AT THE HOTELS ot o 8 v v 0t e v 0o e ' Alaskan 5 | v I | stineau R i “Pearl Ross, Tebenkof Bay. Heavyweight Boxing Champ P g oy The M So f the Al ) } e ining ciety of the & Could Be K 0.d aska Agricultural College and | p LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 28— CHICAGO, Dec. 28.—In exchange initiated new members last month. | The authorities said that John H. whi¢h his handlers hope will evi- | Acheson, Don Fowler and Ggorge‘sl_ James, Missouri, after confess- denge itself in goodly proportions, Tampinen. New . freshmen mem- | ing he killed his wife here and hid ent: world heavyweight boxing were Wayne Ware, Wendell Erick- |in their garage, also confessed he champion, W his popularity ison, Dick Downing, Calvin Osborne, | killed Henry Meyer, St. James' real 'apr;rouxl_ci bout here tonight with Moyer, Phil Wagner, Earl Beistline, | M King Law_'msky Carl Johnson' and John Castle. be good. Levinsky,) OLD NEWSPAPERS dler, has been /in | o o @ 04 e« PR A Zynda ! i TlTLE TfiNlGHT Betty Hansen, Juneau; John An- | ARE GGNFESSED | J | derson, Tebenkof Bay. | Gasf ‘ {Admits Killed Wife, Dis- in Four-Round Mix MINING SOCIETY MEMBERS School of Mines at College, Alaska, for some good coin of the realmi|They were John Mitchell, Bill| Happel, returned here recenly from at the box office, Max Baer, pres- ibers pledged by the organization | her dismembered body in a trunk and, to some extent, his title in a |Derrill Kniffen, Ted Kukkola, ROY |estate man, on a farm near Rolla, There is every indication that the | * e e——— | ' In bundles fo: sale at The Em-|farm Chicago Tishpe é;tf"i?‘l;f“”‘; o it x| pire office, 25c. Fine for starting |* in the center of the fore- | a fan dancer. On the other hand, | oo, i e momlnnl e e Baer will be n his first ap- | pearance & t a worthy foe sin taking the title from Primo Car- nera. Sports write; wonder what to Y call tonight's gagement. 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