The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 15, 1936, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 15, 1936. AH-THE GOOD OLD DINTY'S-UUST TO OF THE PLACE ARE JUSST A MEMORY- HOW I MISS THE OLD NIGHTS AT OLD PLACE AGIN-IM GLAD | SAVED AN OLD PICTURE DAVS SEE THE ing Featr Syndicate. Inc., Great Britain righs reserved WELL-MR. JIGGS, WEVE BULT THAT SET FOR NOU EXACTLY AS I T PHOTO-IT 1S ALL READY ON' STAGE SIX - IN THAT By GEORGE McMANUS HELLO-DINTV- ! | COME RIGHT OVER TO THE [F—ft——1 STODIO -YOULL = FEEL RIGHT CALIFORNIA is near in time—by speedy trains leaving Vancouver and Seattle every day. Fares are low; the cost is less than most people think. BREWERS AND GROGERS WILL BOWL AT ELKS A new spiZag vowiing tournament including two leagues—the Brewers and the Grocers—starting with three games in the Brewers League tomor- row night, was released today by Herb Redman. The games scheduled for tomorrow evening are: Olympians vs Blue Rib: bons, 7:30 p.m.; Rheinlanders vs Golden Glows, 8:30 p.m.; and Hor- lucks vs East Sides, 9:30 p.m. On Fri- day the Grocers League will bowl the following games: Wescos vs Hap- py Homes, 7:30 p.m.; Reliance vs Heinz, 8:30 pm.; and Krafft vs S. and W's, 9:30 pm. Complete bowling schedules for both leagues with the personnel of the téams and their bowling averages follow: BREWERS LEAGUE January 16 7:30—Olympians vs Blue Ribbons. 8:30—Rheinlanders vs Golden Glows 9:30—Horlucks vs East Sides. January 18 30—Schlitz vs T.ainiers. 30—Alt Heidelbergs v: January 21 30—Horlucks vs Schlitz. :30—Olympians vs Rheinlandecs. 30—Blatz vs Golden Glows. January 24 :30—Rainiers vs Hop Golds. 30—Golden Glows vs East Sides. 30—Schlitz vs Alt Heidelbergs. January 27 30—Blue Ribbons vs East Sides. 30—Horlucks vs Rainiers. :30—Olympians vs Golden Glows. January 30 0—Rheinlanders vs East Sides. 0—Schlitz vs Hop Golds. :30—Alt Heidelbergs vs Blatz. February 1 :30—Blatz vs East Sides :30—Blue Ribbons vs Golden Glows. :30—Rheinlanders vs Hop Golds. February 4 :30—Olympians vs Horlucks. a o © o a © o ©oa 9 3 © o © o :30—East Sides vs Rainiers. February 7 :30—Rheinlanders vs Schlitz. 30—Olympians vs Hop Goids. 30—Blue Ribbons vs Rainiers. February 10 30—Alt Heidelberg vs Golden Glo's. 30—Rheinlanders vs Horlucks. :30—Blatz vs Hop Golds. February 13 :30—Schlitz vs Blatz. 0—Olympians vs East Sides. 9:30—Rheinlanders vs Rainiers. February 17 7:30—Horlucks vs Alt Heidelbergs. 0—Golden Glows vs Rainiers. —Olympians vs Schlitz. February 20 7:30—Schlitz vs East Sides. 8:30—Blue Ribbons vs Hop Golds. 9:30—Blatz vs Rainiers. February 24 7:30—Rheinlanders vs Alt Heidelb's. 8:30—Horlucks vs Hop Golds. 9:30—Schlitz vs Blue Ribbon. February 27 7:30—Olympians vs Rainiers. 0—Blatz vs Blue Ribbons. 9:30—Horlucks vs Golden Glows. February 29 7:30—Rheinlanders vs Blue Ribbons. 8:30—Horlucks vs b.atz. March 3 7:30—Schlitz vs Golden Glows. £:30—Olympians vs Alt Heidelbergs. 9:30—East Sides vs Hop Golds. March 6 7:30—Alt Heidelbergs vs East Sides. 8:30—Golden Glows vs Hop Golds. 9 © o = © o :30—Rheinlanders vs Blatz. March 9 7:30—Horlucks vs Blue Ribbons. $:30—Olympians vs Blatz. 9:30—Alt Heidelbergs vs Rainiers. EREWERS LEAGUE PERSONNEL Olympians Mrs. Tilden 134 T. A. Morgan 144 Fred Henning 192 Blue Ribbons Donie Taylor . 151 Frank Foster - 143 Ed Radde S | ) Rheinlanders Bud Carmichael 135 Arthur Adams 155 R. H. Stevenson . 183 Golden Glows Mrs. E. Bavard m Paul Bloedhorn 120 M. H. Sides 177 Horlucks Ed Sweum 142 H. M. Hollmann 152 H. Sabin 174 East Sides Bob Davlin 140 C. E. Iverson .. 164 John McCormick 167 Schlitz Mrs. H. Messerschmidt ... 155 Jack Finlay . 151 Paul Kegel 166 Rainiers Mrs. Laura Taylor ... 151 Hop Gold:. 30—Alt Heidelbergs vs Blue Rib's.| Tom Petrich \ A. R. Duncan Alt Heidelbergs | Kay Goodwin 115 | John Halm 1 R. R. Brown 178 \ Hop Golds { Mrs. J. T. Petrich 146 Garland Boggan 145 | Martin Lavenik 180 { Blatz | Mrs. Martin Lavenik 165 John Walmer 147 | Tom Selby 158 | GROCERS LEAGUE ‘; January 17 7:30—Wesco vs Happy Home. | 8:30—Reliance vs Heinz. |9:30—Krafft vs 8. & W. January v 7:30—Libby vs Del Monte. 18:30—Pabst vs Uneedas. | v:30—Amocats vs Heizz. | January 23 ‘x-“ 30—Krafft vs Libby. 0—Heinz vs S. & W. :30—Del Monte vs Uneeda. January 25 | 7:30—Wesco vs Reliance. 8:30—Libby vs Pabst. January 23 7:30—Happy Home vs S. & W. 8:3)—Krafft vs Del Monte 9:30—Wesco vs Heinz. | January 31 | | 7:30—Libby vs Uneeda. 3:30—Reliance vs 8. & W. D:20—Pabst vs Amocat February 3 17:30—Wesco vs Krafft 18:30—Happy Home vs Heinz. 19:30—S. & W. vs Del Monte. i February 6 | 7:30—Pabst vs Happy Home. :30—Amocat vs S. & W. :30—Reliance vs Libby. February 8 0—Wesco vs Uneeda. 8:30—Reliance vs Happy Home. February 11 7:30—Pabst vs Heinz. 3 30—Happy Home vs Del Monte. 9:30—Reliance vs Krafft. February 15 !7':10——Amocat vs Uneeda. 30—Wesco vs S. & W. February 18 30—Libby vs Amocat. 30—Reliance vs Del Monte. :30—Krafft vs Pabst. February 21 :30—Heinz vs Del Monte. :30—Wesco vs Libby. :30—Reliance vs Pabst. February 25 7:30—Libby vs S. & W. 0—Happy Home vs Uneeda. :30—Amocat vs Del Monte. February 28 7:30—Krafft v5 Uneeda. 0—Libby vs Happy Home. 9:30—Wesco vs Del Monte. March 2 7:30—Amocat vs Happy Home. 8:30—Krafft vs Heinz. 9:30—Reliance vs Uneeda. March 5 |7:30—Kra[ft vs Amocat. 8:30—Libby Vs Heinz. 9:30—Wesco vs Pabst. March 7 7:30—S. & W. vs Uneeda. 8:30—Reliance vs Amocat. March 10 7:30—Pabst vs S. & W. 8:30—Heinz vs Uneeda. 9:30—Krafft vs Happy Home. March 1< 7:30—Wesco vs Amocat. 8:30—Pabst vs Del Monte. GROCERS LEAGUE PERSONNEL Wescos ey Swa Miss H. Paulsen . 108 Curtis Shattuck 170 J. E. Barragar, Jr. . 192 Happy Homes Dalma Hanson 123 J. B. Caro 165 Fred Barragar 182 Reliance Dorothy Green ... Bob Duckworth - 162 A. W. Stewart . 184 Heinz Mrs. J. B. Caro - 135 Hawley Sterling 151 Nick Bavard o 187 Krafft Mrs, Bob Kaufmann 142 E. S. Evans ... . 148 Frank Metcalf . . 181 S. & W's Mrs. A. R. Duncan . 144 J. D. Van Atta . 151 Geo. Benson 175 Libby's Mrs. H. Sperling 149 Albert Wile 148 Art Bringdale 170 Del Montes C. B. Holland 125 Carey Tubbs 168 F. A. Boyle 1T Pabst Martin Jorgensen - 127 Bob Kaufmann .. 1M Herb Redman . - 172 Spot 15 Uneedas Mabel Monson . 150 R. R. Herrmann . 127 Earl Cleveland % 177 Amocats Mrs. Etta Bringdale . 148 A. W. Henning .. Miss EVERY IN AMERICA . FIGURE SKATERSH | N TS CONTRY | | | | | OUTCLASSES 7 | THE FIELD OF /py ] ; SPORT SLANTS | It was interesting to note at the {Middle Atlantic speed skating championships that while the men | in the senior division were stag-| ing one of the closest and most | ‘excmm{ struggles in 17 years, Miss | Kit Klein of Buffalo retained her jcrown in the easiest sort of fash- | ion. | The long-striding young lady whe holds about every indoor and out- door skating title won all three championship races, 220, 440 and 880, to earn a total of 90 points Her next competitor,, Miss Muric | Wilson of Darien collected 3( points. And that just about illus trates the margin by which Ki Klein outclassed the field. Berlin-Bound It was about the same with the other ice queen, Miss Maribel Vin- son, seven times national figure skating champion. As soon as Mis: Vinson skated out on the ice at the recent championships in Madison (Square Garden everyone knew a | champion was performing. Her re- ! cent exhibition was even more fin- ished than her previous winning efforts. Her most difficult execu- itions were achieved with consum- mate ease. Her mastery set her off from the other competitors and let {hind to fight it out for what few thonors she did not gather as she skated off the ice. Miss Vinson earned a place on the Olympic team which will com—l pete at Garmisch-Partenichen, Ger- many, in February. Miss Klein, too, will show at the winter Olympic meeting, but only in the demon- | stration races for women skaters. |Miss Klein’s real objective is the world’s championship skating meet- ing at Stockholm. Stephens Tops It is not alone in the field of lice skating that the fair athletes I}mve dominated their branch of (sport in the same fashion that Joe {Louis has dominated the boxing business. There's a great gap be- tween Miss Helen Stephens of Ful- ton, Mo., and her nearest competi- tor. Less than a year ago Miss Stephens had never even witnessed a track meet. With but a few weeks of preparation she entered the| women'’s national A. A. U. track and field championships in St. Louis last March. She signalized her de- but by defeating Stella Walsh in | the 50-meter dash in record-break- ing time. Even on the occasion of her first competition she was marked as America’'s hope in the Olympic track and field games. She won three of the seven events decided | when she added the 8-pound shof! and broad jump titles to her win- ning effort in the dash event. Miss Stephens equalled the world record for 100 meters in winning the out- door championship and set a new | KT LEIN =0 —HdOLDS ABOUT IMPORTANT SPEED SKATING T\TLE IV HER. OWN FIELD, EACH OF TS TRIO STANDS HEAD AND SHOULDER S ABOUE “HE crOwD o American while romping attractive scores. Both Ugrin and home the w ¢ in the 200-meter Metcalf broke 200 in two of ti.c hort musical program. | title run. All in all, winning five three games, but Ugrin bowled t'x he complete program of ath- laational chamionships in six | best game of the evening, 223, ani lctic events includes: A midget- | - weight boxing exhibition; a wrest- | months the remainder of the field far be- | Our new food service also saves money for you. In coaches and Tourist Pullmans we now serve coffee for 5¢, milk 5¢, sandwiches 10¢, three doughauts 20c, cookies10¢, etc. Then we have dining car service with complete "Meals Select” at moderate prices. This year, in addition to the many conveniences of train travel, you'll have the comfort of air-conditioning from Portland south. No extra cost for this. To LOS ANGELES - SMOKER AFTER | - One Way T T MEET TUNIGHT SEATTLE ..... $21.50 $34.00 $40.00 ‘ . VANCOUVER, B.C. 24.50 39.50 46.00 1 | ‘ o | These are some example fares. They’re good in coaches on our fastest trains; also in improved ‘Tourist Pullmans, plus small berth charge. Seuthern Pacific For folders, reservations or additional information, write B. C. TAYLOR, General Agent, 1408 Fourth Ave., Seatcle, ‘anadian Pass. and Ticket Agent, St., Vancouver, B.C.; orJ. A. ORMANDY, Pass. Agent, 705 Pacific Bidg., Portland, Cregon. en A]ungo and Dick chd‘ | Tangle in Heavyweight | ! Ring Contest { i | Plenty of entertainment is on tap | for Elks who attend tonight’s meet- ing of Juneau Lodge No. 420, which !is billed as Territorial and Municipal ugnr | Immediately after the short busi- [ress session, which convenes at 8 e he special committee head rief of Police Roy Hoffman a program nf haoe GNP | (WE HAVE BEEN VERY lunch, that is certain o COM FORTABLE SINCE WE e i e e INSTALLED THE SPARK NQ WORK MOBIRT ,JUST HEAT round heavyweight boxing bout Le- 'n Patrolman Ken Junge and 3 ex-mar said Chief n today. “T had difficulty per- ine Junge to get into the ring, but fnally won-his consent when 1 ved assurance from Ford that he would pull his punches in the vi- ity of Ken’s midriff. “Ken 40 puunus heavier than but ke I not yet solved the ibution, although he m of distr training taithfully yester- Thrilling big cities W u r Mss HELEN STEPHENS OUR. BEST BET IN THE WOMEN'S TRACK MD FIELD OLYMPIC SPORTS. = Al Rights Reserved by The Assoclated Press ~Cug> ¥t The curtain raiser will be an ex- bout between two young- V] sters from the Boys' Club, followed by a wrestling match between two juveniles of the same organization. - Refreshments will be served in the - club oms following the athletic r m. The Rangers will render a UNG HARDWARE CO n feat for one took, first place in the thr e totals with 616. Metcalf wa - ond in both divisions with a gem2 is no mean th so little- experier ere were no one me .. ling match between Verne Hussey nd Harold Zenger; a grappling contest between Jack Dalton T TR R R R s capable of and 2 focls a e . ule: slef ayer score of 215 and a tof of 575 ~ pressing Fraulein Helen Mayer)soore of 315 and & tofal of 515 R Tennbn:' 8 boming Mmateh. ben. e e M b T S [h {‘ isht \NI h»“ltdimxm to *Li]t it TTean o pame tween Eber Cameron and Bobby end her national fencing title.| & 9 5 e B Davis, at 215 pounds; a torrid box- That was to be expected, for the | three with the followin -2 l N s U R A N c E ing bout between George Gullaf- Sanitary G German girl stands head and - p s +« SOD & ra T , 5 shoulders above the field of pres-| Carmichael 175 147 6 m: ,,'.‘;’mf.”flfific':,m;ufif gr?fl’; nt-day fencers. The Olympic and | WoId ol Kenneth Junge and Richard Ford. A“en Shatt“ck \ational champion had merely to|Metcalf g The wrestling bouts will be un- loff her cape, twirl her foil and otals e '9,; ’.1(; 1‘;'- der the supervision of Carthun, yow gracefully before walking off ‘ ? " and Officer Junge will referee the - vith another national crown City m boxing matches. Harry Sperling EStabbShed 1898 g PG ‘ge(hg.nlg ‘ }1‘: ;Hy :4’; will referee the bout between Junze % outsala 2 146 152 0 and Ford o g WETCALF AND M. Ugrin 172 211— 616 1t was unofficially reported late ]uneau Sl Alaska ] 7y B Akt - this afternoon that Chief of Police Totals 520 434 5201474 Roy Hoffman will challenge the & City League games scheduled winner of the heavyweight bout for tonight are: Columbia Lum%er provided he can make the 275 pound L | vs. Alt Heidelberg, 7:30 p. m.; Fol- weight limit. | gers vs. Frye-Bruhn, 8:30 p. m S ee- | SHRINE DANCE SET Sister ‘R TO SKAGWAY Rosalind, who has been medical treatment in St. Ann’s Hospital for the past fortnight, returned on the North- tern to her post in the Skag- missioh. undergoing M. Ugrin of the City Team and| One of the winter series of Shrine F. Metcalf of the Sanitary Groc- |dances will be held next Saturday ery team engaged in a bowung‘evening in the Scottish Rite Temple duel in the City League match |Clarence Rands' orchestra will fur- play at the Brunswick Alleys last nish the music for the affair, which night which resulted in some very'is to start at 9:30 o'clock. OPEN ALL NIGHT Alaskan Hotel Liquor Store Dave Housel, Prop. ] MAKE IT! SPEND WHERE Y/ ~*Speed Skét'efs Seeking Honors for U. S. Phone Single 0-2 rings Juneau Casll Grocery CASH GROCERS Cerner Second and Seward Free Delivery CAFE i Regular Dinnsas “WHERE YOU MEET YOU» FRIENDS" UNITED FOOD CO. CASH GROCERS Phone 16 We Deliver Meats—Phone 16 LUMBER Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 485 up in New York for their farewell exhibition before sailing Members of the male speed-skating team lined for German Olympiad. L. to r.: Leo Freisinger, Allan Potts, Bob Peterson. Delbert Lamb. Eddie Schroeder,