The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 9, 1935, Page 6

DAN'L--YOUR UNCLE SNUFFY'S LIFE WON'T BE WORTH A ‘PLUGGED DIME IF YOU DON'T GET TO. SCRAM .OUT. O' THESE MILLS --THERE'S THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, FEB. 9, 1935. AW, SHUC] EF _UNC SNUFFEY AUNTY LOWIZIE MYy WEDDIN'. HiM A WHOLE ARMY OF HILL-BILLIES COWN IN TH' HOOP TITLE AS GHAMPS BEATE Fraternal Five T,akes Over-| time ' Thriller from George Brothers CITY LEAGUE DeMelay Krause Conc. Juneau Fire. George Bros. Pouglas Fire Moese High School RESULTS LAST NlGH’I‘ Krause Concreters 33, Doug- las Firemen 26. BeMolay 35, George Brothers 33 (overtime). Trimming the first half George Brothers team in a pousing over- time battle at Juneau High School last night by a 35-33 count, the DeMolay quintet, today, is well on its way to repeating City Basket- ball ‘League history of last year. In the 1933-34 season the George five ‘won the first half title, only to be knocked out of the second half- championship by a defeat at the hands of the DeMolays. Of course, the George team went on to garner the league crown in the playoff—but things haven't reach- ed that stage yet this year. Right now, the DeMolays sit se- renely atop the City League pile with four victories in as starts. Between them and a second half title lie two games, one with Juneau High School and one with -the Juneau Firemen, The Krause Concreters stepped info second place last night with 4 a thrilling win over a stubborn "Douglas Firemen squad, 33 to 26. . Y But it was the DeMolay victory sthat ‘had a goodly~sized crowd on its feet most of the way. Starting slowly, tne tired De- ‘Molay—still feeling the effects of that 44-42 close call given them by the Douglas Firemen Wednes- day—trailed the champions at the girst quarter, 7 to 9. But, &hnmgh g wonderful exhibition .of floor | work and team play, they swept ¢into an 18-12 lead at half time, and, although hard pressed, had a | 27-21 advantage going into .the announcement, that.the University Miss Taylor £inal period. «Then it was that those two ml- wart guards for the George Broth- er quintet—Claude . Erskine and Art Burke—went into action. Twice, this combination worked to perfec- dion, with Erskine dumping in ® gelling points. Finally, with thne minutes to play, McPhee bagged a shert . basket from the foul circle ‘to knat the tally at 31-all. A minute lnter, little - Elmer | Lindstrom, .who played a;. great game for the winners, heayed one in from his own territory, the ball foing half the distance of fhe floor. Seconds . later, Bob Dfl“n; George forward, picked, up . the casaba after a tie-ball. toss-up.to -#ie the count at 33:all. Two minjtes of play failed to break this and ‘Timekeeper Alex Dugham’s final :gun found the count gwen at ;83 to 33. Play in the overtime period was | Arantic. However Hilding Haglund's foeautiful side shot, after breaking up a George Brothers' advance in 7 mid-floor, was the only score, and | ;the DeMolays waltzed off with & 35-33 win. ¥ Besides Lindstrom, Al , Bloom- «uist, who bagged three nifty field 1goals in the last half, played well «dor the DeMolays. Erskine, » many | “sure-shot” Bob | { Me- | HOLLER- AN'- Fhee and Burke starred for the Personal fouls and foul shots | coumed heavily in the Krause de-| feat of the Douglas Firemen in the opener. The losers, guilty of w' pe)sonal fouls, found themselves! wp).\i,ying without three of their aces | v—-Dougla; Gray, Rex Fox and An- s Gair—as the Concreters swept ‘ pa.st them in the final moments. The Firemen had held the upper] {hand all the way until the hnafl | two minutes. ‘ Both teams made ten field goals However, the Krause five, with| GONER BE ‘LOWED AT YD JES EZ 'LIEF CALL OFF AN' LIVE SINGLE AN HAIN'T ATTUS BATTLE HARD FOR PIN WIN OVER DUKES Victory Ot Only After| Third Game Is Won— Mrs. Sperling Stars While none ot the individual| AT'S A GOOD BOY: DAN! oW AN' DO WHAT 1 HUSKIES KEEP COUGARS LOSE Washmgton Hoopsters De- feat Staters,-36-28— - | Oregon Wins SEATTLE, Feh 9~—A {fourteen- Paul Brown and Clint Heppenstall | | competitors exactly “burned up the Y®ar jinx held good last night as ieach collecting five free tosses made | losers’ six. The summaries; FIRST GAME (33) ] (R O o | ‘KRAUSE | Nikish, f Turner, f | Burnette, ¢ Nelson, f | Brown, g, ¢ (¢ ‘Heppenstau, g =) e 13 33, PF TP SR LGSR | 1. Totals ... DOUG. FIRE. Fox, f Stragier, G. Gray, Gair, ¢ T. Niemi, g D. Gray, g (0 Doogan, g, ¢ (26) F Q ol B LA o | o s e WA f - 4 8 0 3 1 0 Totals SECOND DEMOLAY (35) E. Lindstrom, { (¢) Haglund, f Brandt, f | Bayers, ¢ | Bloomquist, | Garnick, g 26 Sloo~nwown Sl eenwan GAME FG FT PF TP 11 1) 0 6 g 1| 0| 35 TP Totals GEORGE (33) | Ravlin, f McPhee, f Sturrock, f Baker, ¢ ... Erskine, g Burke, g :l boninndET s ewben ny ol ovworedwl orocorm ] 3% moron~Mal ormo R | Totals & | Meree—flnmld E Regele. ‘momns SIGN TO PLAY HAWAII ON | ~ GRID NEXT SEASON| |for & xmfiltwian next season[ | This was learned today with the| }of Southern .California_had signed to play the University of Hawaii «af Honolulu.on New Yurs Day. { Coach Otto Klum.of the Island- jers is said to have pr;cucally the same team back that beat Uni- |- versity . of Cnli(ornh,l varsity this‘ | season, 14 to -0, %, | - | OPEN WINTER ENJOYED IN | \ INTERIOR BUT, MINERS AND BOATHEN WANT SNOW {1x ‘150911\8 #&S “of snow| before the , accord- |ing to the Anchorage Daily Times. | .80 far the winter has been ex- ! pilpnal.ly mild, Not-a' snow plow Jaad been seut out on the Alaska muw Np where on the 500 miles . l}.he line had there been iw a plow — an experience unpreoedem.ed in the memory of employees of the line. Miners, who count on a bounti- |ful snow fall to afford them water {supply for later operations and | steamboat men, anxious for snow |to furnish the generous flow . of water in the summer, essential _to navigation of their craft are | the season .is over. SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST! ! this match, copped high |at 9:30 o'lcock, Mrs. Coughlin | Halm ’Stevens | Barragar, Jr. ing that a big fall may come before | world” with sensational scores, | Attus staged the best battle on |Jast night's Alaska Islands League program at Blks Alleys, For it was | Plonly after the Attus had taken ! | the third match, were they sure off' a 2-to-1 victory. The winners took the first game | 7/459 to 393, only to have the stub- | Champlonship running, 7 | born Dukes rally to tie things up 9 with a 474-487 score in the second | game. It took a 493-448 Attu win in the final game to score a match victory. Individually, - Mys. H. Sperling, rolling for the Baranofs, starred. She aided her team to a 3 to 0 win over the Kruzofs by scoring| 520 points. Her final game count| of 210 was the best single-game tal- ly made by either men or women last night. Henry Messerschmidt, bowling for the losing Kruzofs in three- game score for the men with a 561 effort. ‘The opening match of the eve- ning went to the Chichagofs over | the Douglas team by a 2-to-1 de- | eision. Takus and Coppers meet in the first match of tonight’s Alaska Rivers League competition at 7:30 o'clock. The Yukons and the Tan-| anas battle at 8:30 o'clock. Finally, the Tolovanas square off. Last night's summaries: FIRST MATCH Chichagofs .. 203 167 168— 538 167 168 157— 492 490 453 425—1368 Douglas Mrs Bringdale 144 Shaw Totals 114 125— 383 133 182 145— 460 444 434 463——1346 SECOND MATCH Kruzefs . 139 119 181— 439 . 194 188 179— 561 . 119 154 148— 421 452 461 508—1421 Baranofs Mrs. Sperling Blomgren Atta Totals H. Messer'dt Monagle Totals 173 173 173—-*519 491 481 541—1513 THIRD MATCH Dukes 101 107 113— 321 Totals Miss Hanson Henning, A. Totals Attus 172 148 160 149 179— 488 127 Mrs. Faulkner Redman Totals, .. .. 459 437 A93—1389 *—Average, did not bowl. e ATTENTION AMERICAN LEGION Meeting at Dugout Mond even ing, February 11, at 8 o'clock. In: stallation of officers and refreshy ments.. Al members W\w atfend. ——.ee . LUTHERANS ATTENTION . Evening service tomorrow, night. Annual meeting afterwards. Re- freshments. —adv. the Stikines and | 120 118 100— aae' DAILY SPORTS CART()ON-- 167 138 18— 503 | 160 150 -210— 520 | (158 158 158—*474 | 155 181 167— 503: 137 186 168— 491 | 393 474 448—1315 | 140 158— 425 | ¥the University of Washington bas- |a total of 13 foul ;throws to the pevertheless the Dukes and Lhewketball team beat Washington| |State College in a Northern Divis- ion, Pacific Coast Conference, game 86 to 28. The Cougars haven't won a bas- {for 14 years. The Seattle club, still in the at half-time. OREGON WINS EUGENE, Ore, Feb. 9.—Twas | close, but the University of Ore- |ing conference basketball contest, 131 to 29. OTHER SCORES SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 8.— Coast Conference, basketball play lastn ight are: U. C. L. A. 89, California 37. U. S. 8. 55, Stanford 40. e VIKING NOTICE Meeting at Odd Fellows' Hall Saturday night, February 9, start- ing at 8 o'clock. Social to follow | meeting for members and cne in- | vited friend. —adv. ., | . SPECIAL . For one week only, regulnr sssu land $6.00 Ringlet Permanents for $4.95 and $305. Margaret Lind-| ‘say Te!ephone 142 Douglu adv 14-YEARJINX AS etball ;game on the. Husky floor! led 20-12 | gon managed to nose out 1daho's | Vandals here last night in a thrill-| Scores in Southern Division, Pacific ; | PAW=HYAR AIR OL' MAN BARLOWS| YOUNG'UN, DAN WHUT'S e INET GIT MERRIED T' SAIRY-- WE-! HAIN'T; SEED HIM SENCE HE WAR A LEETLE CHUNK ‘OF ‘A NOV:20 =+ © 1931, Kung F \ Roy Mikkelson (above), ski jump | -or from California, won the twenty | minth” annual Norge club tourna. | ‘ment at Fox River Grove, IIl., with leaps of 158 and 163 feet. (Assocl ated Prou thto) GET AUTO LICENSES NOW ] { The period of grace for procuring 1935 auto license plates will ex- pire February 15. After that date cars with old plates will be tagged and owners subject to penalty for operating without a proper license. License fees, Territorial, $10; city $5. And PLEASE don’t wait until the 15th . . . get your new plates now. | A. W, HENNING, City Clerk. l | N SR vaxd PARTY American Legion Aux. Feb. 21 at Dugout. -udv | —adv. | we BAER BROTHERS ARE .. APPEARING ON WE SA i, PROGRAMS. 156— 476 | | | | NE BOXING THE TURNESA B0YS CouLD HOLO SHIRT-TAIL BRAT-- PAW--HE WANESXR HEV /A TALK WITH V! 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