The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 12, 1935, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, NOV. 12, 1935. BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG PAW--1F HIT HAIN'T AXIN' TOO MUCH-- " KIN T 8uvy MYSE'F A COAT 22 LOUBLEREADER OF BASKETBALL OPENS SEASON Sabin's five against Kra and yards of Concreters. THET'S A PLume G000 0V, LO-WIZIE-- GI\T EZ MANY EZ YE WUSH-- HUMSGICK AGIN-- TH' MOUNT! RECKON TH' OU WOMAN AR GITTIN' ONE O' THEM THAR By BILLIE DE BECK WHUT ALLS VE, YE SPELLS WAAL-- INGS wiLL LOOK PURTY GOQO TER ME . Dewey Baker and Stan on defense. Law- s ST, PAUL TEAM Forwards | for the clothiers will be Ernie Rosa, ' Firemen and Tallapoosa— newcomer, anda put |Snow and Freddie used at center, with Bud Foster and | Vern Sande, newcomer. Paul as guards. Sabin’s and Concret- says prexy Leonard Holmquist, after a survey of the starting line-ups of = ender: ing to advanc are an entirely impre bunch of players. | £ The first tilt, which will be broad- | tion KINY, brings to- gether the veterans of the Juneau|c Fire Department, perennial threats, and the Tallapoosa. Usui a set-up, the sailors, under the win of Ensign William Peel, will turn locse a quintet of stars averaging 180 peunds on the hoof and hing to ¢ an averaze of almost six feet. Rol Gissberg, elongated center, is the on- ly veteran of last season to regular lineup, as Peel has listed men to add class to the The team consists of Forw George Tangat and Jim P: ters: Gisberg and Roy T 5 Kinky Risston, Billy Carlson, Charles Day, and Red Frodle. Frodle will be Number One Reserve, if not a regu- lar. Firemen Are Veterans The Firemen present a ftrio of ¢ dangerous scorers in Doc Hollmann, Jimmy Orme and Art Burke, with last and re-vamped ' Dave Johnson on de! siall and Paul Brown are the runts the first string, being a mere 6| , le! feet 2 inches tall. And then, Sam- n, the fastest man on bacauze he is cempletes the lineup, with Manager my Nel team, ing lineup was uncer known teday if Burnette and John-|of the Boys' boxing and wrestling on will be able to play in the op-|club spensored by the Juneau Police Steadman will ¢ both games. Ti °n buil by the manual training depart- |7 to 9 o'clock. the high | R Official Announcement Is e he! Made Today — Suc- Gillman will be ceeds M. McManus linz to dres-| ST. PAUL, Minn,, Nov. 12.—The Sabin, man- st Paul Baseball Club of the Amer- fast and hard- jcan Association will be managed ., and it is with next year by Gabby Street, according h that the lads expect t0 1o an official announcement made the han > which here today. alll street succeds who has resigned. nt group for Krause are| Street has been manager of the and Pete Hansen on of- Missions Club of the Pacific Coast dy Burnetie and Andy League for the past two years Clint Heppen- ' A R and Specks | Marty McManus, the the smallest, orne playinz when need- | ne stated t the start- ain, as it is not| The regular Tuesday nizht meeting Department under the direction of Officers George Gilbertson and Ken- neth Junge, will be held in the gym- | nasium at the Elks Hall tonight from e the whis- rs of seats about the playing school, assuring | - eee comfortable ringside seats | HALIBUT SOLD HERE mes | - o Alacka Coast Fisheries bought 12,- SPECIAL DELIVERY TO DO« G- |000 pounds of halibut from the Hy- ! Daily at 10:00 am. and 2:30 | perion, Capt. Oscar Oberg, at pre- pm. Kelly Blake's SPECIAL DE- |vailing prices of 7% cents and 6% LIVERY—Phone 442, adv. cents. OPENING City League BASKETBALL SEASON AT THE H.S.GYM ! 7:30 P. M. Tallapoosa vs. Juneau Firemen 8:30 P. M. Sabin’s vS. Krause’s Concreters ‘ Hundreds of extra seats now ready CLUB TONIGHT ,T00~--- SPORY SLANTS { 9 wer bemoans the system of pick- ing all-Ame: stars is likely to eave their pride and joy, Ray (Buzz) Bulvid, out in the cold because few ol the voting experts are likely to s2e Marquette in action this fa If he is as good as his booster would have us believe no all-Ameriza eleven can be complete without him. is work in the first three games A Ma and the Wi nsin ular, stamp him as an outstandil rformer but, afler all, thi do not make a sea- son and there is still plenty of time ahead for him to make or hreak his reputation Buivid L season le in part the ball on the run and hit 2 siik hat at 20, 40 o 3 The Mar- | quette left halfback is a fast, shiliy !ball » rrier, and exceptionally hard 'to brinz down. He is plenty big | ensugh too, for he wi 192 pounds | and stands 6 feet 1 inch in his stock- ing feet. | LA | “ARRIVED THIS SEASON | He was a fine piayer last season, ‘but this year he blossomed out as a star. He is a fine blocker and a deadly kicker. 1e can punt but is rarely caled on to do so in.a game because he does not like to kick. Buvid comes from a little fishing town in Wisconsin, Port Washing-~ i ton, and lists hunting as his favorite | sport, All of this concern about his | winning a place on somebody’s all- | America football team this season is not his doing. He dislikes fuss and cannot understand why they are forever taking pictures of him. He plays football e he likes the game, does it as well as he can and sees nd early reason for getting ex- cited about it. Marquette followers do not share his complacent attitude. When their team started the season by trounc- ing Wisconsin, 33 to 0, they began talking about an undefeated season for their favorite grid team, They were sure of it when Marquette de- ! feated Kansas State, 14 to 0.. At any rate it looks like the best team to represent the Milwaukee school in years. . TWIN QUARTERBACKS Marquette boasts a fine pair of backs in the Guepe twins, Art and Al. While they are twins and no lone on the campus can tell them {apart, the brothers have different | birthdays. Art was born a few min- | utes before twelve o'clock (midnizht) ton January 28 and Al got his first jglimpse of the world when January 129 was a few minutes old. | Both are quarterbacks and half Ewhen he scored three touchdowns | Perhaps it wasn't Art at all—it may | | Y Adults 25¢ Children 15¢ BUY A COAT- PAW 222 SED T CLD Al. At any rate just to cords from becoming too one of the Guepe twins scored three touchdowns against ‘Wisconsin, - FIkAL SCORES, MONDAY GAMES are final football pames played yes ternoon Southern Methodist 21; GCLA 0. Pacilic University 0; Willamette 13. Montana State 7; University of Idaho. S« Branch, 7. Ogcident 0; Whitti 3 - - STEAK FOR BREAKFAST IS CYCLONE'S “DIET” 12—How teak for breakfast? Tha what Iowa State fcotball ! sit down to on mornings of zame days, and LeRoy C. Timm, Cy- clene trainer, calls it dieting. Prior to this season the Cyclone squad rose at 7 a. m., partook of a rezular he-man breakfast topped off with a light lunch just before noon. this year Trainer Timm is them abed until 9 o'clock 1 has them partake of a meal consisting of a small steak, a potato, stewed tomatoes, whole »ast, tea and custard. at's all there is until after about D BASKETBALL CONDITIONER SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Nov. 12. — yne Osborne, S8an Francisco Mi sion pitcher who will have another crack at the big leagues next sea- son with the Brooklyn Dodgers, will play basketball in the Santa Cruz City Leazue this winter to keep in good tr HUGE DRUM I8 GREAT FEATURE, - FOOTBALL GAME STILLWATER, Okla., Nov. 12—t | | lcoks as though it might be the larg- | est bass drum in the world, but Ok- | |1ahoma A. and M. College claims n's" only the largest in the nation. It, man, returned to Juneau on the Es- | the time the coach does not know measures six fect in diameter and a | tebeth yesterday, after an extended | which of the pair is on the field. Art, bull hide covers each side. The com- |business trip to mining properties had a field day against Wisconsin|pany which made it told the school in the vicinity. | the drum was the largest on record. It ig fzatured at football games. DAILY SPORTS CARTOON- AN ACCURATE PASSER - HE HAD A FIELO DAY NHEN WS TEAM OEFEATED WISCONSIN 33-0 gy ! AR YE TETCHED OING BULS' YORE H\OE 1 THOUGHT VE SED NEW PONTIAC SHOWN HERE | The Connors Motor Co, Inc, ¢ sents the newest of 1936 automobil {in the new Pontiac Silver Streak, which bas arrived from the States. The vebicle, a six-cylinder sedan is said to be the most beautiful car | yat to be developed in the General Motors factories in Detroit, and is advertised to last 100,000 miles. Amongz 101 features of the Pontiac series is Fisher Bodies' new steel ‘Turiet Tops” and no draft venila- tion The Silver Streak sedan is on the sales room floor for exhibition and | demonstration this week, Manager James J. Cennors Jr. said today. FORMER “Silent (N TH' HAID 2? w VISITOR IN HA LM HIGHEST JUNEAU ACCUSED OF iN COMMERCIAL | THEFT, DOG MIXUP of recent date will be read with in- !terest by many Juneauites as the Brunswick Alleys ‘dou 8 & = | lican nur:in:tlon _lo; prelk;t:z | _| Despite the boom in favor o Over Week-end | The family history of two Mal-| Desbite B¢ SOUE AL Rl et |amute dogs, the whereabouts of a p | woman accused of the theft of one ly refused to commit himself. John Halm of the Columbia Lum-' 5¢ the dogs and the origin of an —— — ber Company team marked up the ajredale puppy were traced today DOCTORS REWRN high three-game score of 587 in the py peputy District Attorney George Sunday -and Monday Commercial gtghiman in connection with the FROM HUNTING League Bowling matches at the fjjing of a complaint against the! TRIP TO SITKA The complaint charges Mrs. Jean T Brunswick Alleys, while Robinson woman, of the AJ Camp bowled the highest single game with 208. Dempster, whose last known Los _ Drs. Robert Simpson and W. W. The Signal Corp teams conquered o000 g dress was 3515 West £ixty- Council, accompanied by J. J. Me- the Frye-Bruhn players Sunday, BY . in gireet, with grand theft, Tt as- herin, arrived from Sitka yesterday a score of 1305 to 1192, In yesterday's :fierw she sul)le Py ey doé from afternoon in the latter’s yacht Tri- games Alt Heidelberg beat Rhein- "n "0 o 839 Sierra Bonita ton. Although a delightful trip was lander 1264 o 1178 ‘whilo the, Ooc sireét San Gabriel, after telling|Teported, they said bad weather oo lumbia Lumber Company won over ..., “che jntended to exhibit the 8iven little opportunity for the hunt- the AJ Camp 1369 to 1232. dog at the San Diego Exposition. |Ing in search of which Simpson and Tonight the United Meat will play " 0 o0 caig according to ihe Council had flown to Sitka last the California Grocery at 7:30 and complaint, that ‘Mrs, Dempster took Thursday in the Alaska Air Trans- the United Grf)cers and Brunswick his dog av}ny N h’As home on May POTt plane Patco, piloted by Sheldon et 85 630 D Ge0Kc 22 last for asserted exhibition at the Simmons. They joined Meherin in Results of the games Sunday and fair, along with a dog she owned 8Sitka and enjoyed a leisurely trip Monday were as follows: also’ a Malamute, ' back, laying up in a cove overnight SIGNAL CORPS | That was the last heard of Mrs. |0 escape the Taku. 190 81 156— 427 pempster or the dog, he said. | 164 156 141— 461 | Subsequently B. G. Haworth, in- 146 154 117— 417 yestigator for the District Attorney's MORE RESIDENTS —— office, asserted he learned that Con- | FOR WEST JUNEAU 1305 dron's dog had been placed for al J. Maloney, wife and four children a0 418 short time on board at the cat and dog hospital operated by H. F. wou‘moved yesterday from Ninth Street |to West Juneau, and are occupying :fs‘ :g; at 1713 West Slauson Avenue. g In payment for her bill at the cat | House No. 2 just recently constructed by Joseph Simpson on his home=~ E and dog establishment Mrs. Demp- ster left a puppy, which she said was stead, north of the Douglas Bridge, Mr. Simpson announces that he a genuine offspring of her Alaskan 119 161 137— &7 husky and Condron's dog, according ) gonstruct two more residerices in the Spring at West Juneau. 163 146 112— 421 {5 peputy Stahlman. 170 129 137— 436, But the puppy turned out to be an —— Alredale, said Wolf. ( 64 |{ADA BLACKJACK IN 131— 389 | 139— 435 BOWLING TONIGHT| ada Biackjack, famous Eskimo — woman who was with the ill-fated 1178 Conference bowling at the Elks'|Stefansson expedition stranded on | Alleys, suspended since Saturday be- Wrangell Island, is in Juneau today 151— 505 cause of the Armistice Day hnllday,j enroute to her home in Seward. She 166— 385 Will be resumed tonight with the|was confined to the Government 107— 342 following games scheduled for Pa-'Hospital here recently with a severe —|cific Coast Conference teams: In-|illness, and last week visited relatives Total i ..1232 dians vs. Vandals, 7:30; Trojans vs.i at Hoonah, COLUMBIA LUMBER CO. | Cougars, 8:30 and Beavers vs. Web- | AR50 -, P Morgan 132 143 169— 444 footers 9:30 o'clock. | Daily Empire Want Ads Pay! Delebeque 145 84 109— 338 o s ' | STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! WANT TO DANCE? HAVE SOME FUN? ARE YOU FEELING RIGHT? Then come to the Moose Hall, on Wednesday night. Tt costs fifty cents, for dancing and lunch, And those who attend are a gay, peppy bunch. If you wear out your shoes, we'll fix that for you. A new pair can be had for a nickel or two. Gov. Alfred M. 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