The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 9, 1936, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9, 1936. RADDE KNOTTED WITH METCALF IN PINTUSSLE Totals Even But Radde Leads in Single Game ven all, with scores of 554 after conference matches at the Alleys last night, Frank Met- calf and Ed Re were well out in llu nt of the rest of the bowling however, Metcalf could corra me seores d Metcall give their jumph in the matches on the bill; ing Duke in the opener, and Ha vard taking the measure of Boston in the following match. In the final encounter of the night, Ore- gon swept all games in its match with Knox. No bowling will Elks' Alleys tonight. scoring follows: Duke 162 153 1pport was ms iwo first two i he Last night's Stevenson 468 Hermann 450 Mrs. Messer- schmidt 443 Cornell Totals 1 170— 554 137— 429 137— Boston 170 171 123 146 440 180— 521 147— Sper Totals Radde 225 168— 554 Wilcox Mrs. Duncan. 136 114— 405 Totals 4341455 Ewery Month n the Year AUCTION SALES DATES December 16 Special Sales Held on Request of Shippers Advances will be made as usual when requested. Transferred by tele ph if desired. The Seattle Fur Exchange 1008 Western Avenue Seattle, Wash. SEAGRAM'S "V.0." RARE OLD CANA- DIAN WHISKEY. Distilled, Aged and Bot- tled under the supervision of the Cana- . 6 years old. 90 Proof. dion Governme: FINE WHISKIES cagram 1 | | | Hagerup 161 145 121 427 Oregon 167 155 203 38 168— 511 182— 492 157— 411 507—1414 Hudsen Halm | Kay Goodwin Dr. Dr. Williams Blanion 132— 474 189— 507 155— 498 .38— 114 163 140 Spot 38 563 516 514—1593 ox'(~01d not bowl. FIREMEN SINK ABANDONED H.S, GRAVES CANOE Totals —Average ‘High School Takes Measure Cornell defeat-| { ball 1 hi; heid at the ~ 180— 451/ # 152— 496 t i of Krauses in Opening Hoop Battle From the outcome of the basket- game between the Firemen Graves last night in the vol gym it looks as if Bill :ley and- Eddie Lawson will e to be called back if the Cloth- iers expect to regain their stand- ing in the City League. Although the gcore at the end of the first quarter, 5 to 9, was in their favor, they be to lose and the gh 8 ground quickly and at the end of |the half the Firemen were only two | points ending behind, 11 to 13. Both teams played but in the next quarter the second period a slow game the Fire 411 Laddies put on a little steam which | apr t the Graves and their zone 4444E9 \udvn‘n plays which proved so suc- | cessful last week. Bob McPhee, high point mean, 397/and Bud Foster played well but > unable to cope with the team rk of Doc Hollmann, Dewey Ba- ker, and Dutch Behrends, period. In the final stages of the game the Smoke-Easters piled up the 1s the result of free shots, in fact, 10 points were made by them throughout the game, giving them the good winning margin of 30 to 21. Prepsters Are Speedy Juneau prepsters results of building up keen e night 'quarter on the chin, Krause lead- ing 12 to 4, then, deciding the older players had enough counters, Bud- dy Brown, flashing his best form, | pointed the attack of the “J” play- lers with some neat hoomxemmg |end with the ‘co-operation of his teammates so ably checked the Con- creters that ‘they weren't able to add a point to their score in the second period. Sammy Nelson, high scorer of the! | evening, made a noble effort to en- courage his teammates, opening the half by placing 6 separau points If a Cold Threatens.. 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Tsulated, . 9 who 7 | flashed near the end of the third ONLY SHEAFFERS HAVE ALL SEVEN SHEAFFER PENS For Sale by BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. “The Rexall Store” VANDAL BOXERS | ‘TAKE 6 TITLES.l GOLDEN GLOVES i — Sallor s Crawied Heavy- weight Champ of Pacific Northwest Second Time SEATTLE, Dec. 9- Idaho youths won six out eight Pacific Northwest Gloves Amateur Boxing Tit last might In the heavyweight division, Boyd, sailor off the of the Golden Bill s here | U.8.S. Idaho| | | University of | | won the crown for the second suc- | cessive year. The eight Northwest winners will | go to San Francisco to compete in the Pacific Coast championship there on December 18. JARMAN ENROLLED AT FLIGHT SCHOOL Lloyd Jarman, one of Juneau's outstanding young aviators, who has just completed a round trip flight | RS R to Seattle With Pilot Alex Holden, as flight mechanie, plans to return to Seattle within the next two or three weeks, by steamer. Jarman, while in Seattle, enrolled in a flying school, and will go south _—_ 7 {0 enter upon his tmmmg D in a row through the hoop, but to no avail. Marked by the steady' Highschoolers who seem to be gaining more confi- dence and team play week to week, another game ended with the score 138 to 29 edge on their side. SUMMARIES: KRAUSE 29 F. Bardi, 6 F. Nelson, 16 C. Osborne, G. Young, 5 JHS 38 H. Behrends, R. Smith, 1 Krugness, B. Brown, 1 G. Paul, 1 A, Brown, 1. Substitutions: Krause: Roden-| berg Ledbetter, Hill (1), Riendeau, Lester Peters. Juneau High: 0 8 Hansen, (1), Al Officials: Williams, referee; Phil- lips, timer; Dunham, scorer. GRAVES 21 FIREMEN 30 F. Gray, 0 Hollmann, 7 F. McPhee, 14 D. Behrends, C. Robertson, 2 Baker, 6 G. Goudy, 0. 'T. Moyer, 4| G. Foster, 5 Burke, 1] Substitutions: Sturrocl Firemen: (3), Orme 4), Gould. Officials: Williams, referee; Dun- ham. timer; Hautala, scorer. e SEWING SALE At the Lutheran Church starts 10:30 Thursday, Dec. 10. Also goodie sale. 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Steele weighed 157'2 pounds and ki, ! stuhley 161 pounds. | Steele began training today for| a title flight in Milwaukee on Jan uary 1 against Gorilla Jones. e HUSKY ROOTERS T0 BE ON DECK AT ROSE BOWL U. of W. Football Squad to! Leave for Pasadena | December 19 SEATTLE, Dec. 9—Washington's Pacific Coast Conference Football Champions will. leave here on De- | cember 19, for Pasadena where they, are-to meet the University of Pitts- burgh Panthers in the Rose Bowl' classlc on New Year's Day. The/ Huskies will have their first prac-; tice session in the South on De- cember 21. According to the University of Washington Daily, a coterie of 1,- 026 students plan to follow their| team to Pasadena to witness the game, eighty of them intending to, hitch-hike. | | i | 1 | i - — ON WAY TO BETHEL Among the arrivals in Juneau aboard the Princess Louise were | Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Mrs. E. L. Erickson. Northern Commercial Co. agent at Bethel. 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