The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 22, 1937, Page 3

TONIGHT at the Show Place of Juneau The HOSPITAL GUILD DRAWING Will Be Held at 9:30 P. M. From the Stage of This KIBBEE Slim SUMMERVILLE JUNE LANG BUDDY EBSEN SARA HADEN ALSO La Fiesta of Santa Barbara Paramount Pictorial Deily Alaska Empire Neéws in a fifteen round contest here yes- terday. The two fighters staged their bout TITI-E BATT LE |before a crowd of 26,000. | Escobar entered the ring weigh- WITH SA L ing 117 pounds and Salica weighed Ic A ‘une pound less. Twenty-six Thousand Fans SEATTLE DROPS, See Bantamweight Champ in Action HOCKEY LEAGUE SPOKANE, Wash., Feb. 22.—Se- SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Feb. 22.|attle went to the bottom of the —Sixto Escobar, of Puerto Rico, re- Pacific Coast Hockey League last tained the world’s bantamweight night by losing 4 to 0 to the Spo- boxing championship when he out-'kane players. BASKETBALL TOMORROW NIGHT Tuesay—February 23 DOULGAS vs. DeMOLAY 7:30 Adults 25¢ School Children 15¢ Juneau High School Gymnasium A ELECTRIC | HAWING | Portable Electric | Machine “Safety First” DAY OR NITE SERVICE RICE 8 AHLERS CO. Phone 34 Nite 571 Carlson Lawrence You are invited to present this coupon at the box office of the Capitol Theatre and receive tickets for your- self and a friend or relative to see | | ; “Captain January” ‘»I As a paid-ap subscriber of The Daily Alaska Empire Good only for current offering. Your Name May Appear Tomorrow WATCH THIS SPACE -—-——-—--——-—-——"————"'——"-"_"‘-J l \ pointed Lou Salica, of New York, PICTURE ENACTS RENOWNED TALE Child Tenor Is Featured in Musical Drama at Coliser= A famous st {Shirley Temple becomes cne of greatest pictures as the tiny, dimpled Fox star r | turn t in “Captain January,” > Capitol Theatr ed from the bel 1 1at ved tale by ugging drama of a lov- girl and a sweet, et in a lighthouse on the rocky coast of Maine. How Guy Kibbee loves d protects this tiny waif he had picked out of the sea years before, how he loses her to a vixenish old truant offi- cer and eventually wins her back| again is revealed in the fascinating plot of “Captain January.” Shirley performs a series of tink- ling new steps, including a delight- ful novelty called “The Multipli- cation Table ance,” and sings| three grand new songs. The Lew Pollack, is “The Right Some- body to Love.” Slim Sommerville, Buddy Ebsen, lovely June Lang and Jane Darwell are the principal supporting play- ers in the picture, directed by Da- vid Butler. | Unlike any picture to come to the sound screen, “Let’s Sing Again” is a musical drama, and not a musi- lcal picture of the type so well- known to the cinema-going public. ! Lengthy chorus and ensemble num- bers are absent. The six melodies, three of which are original popu- ‘lar tunes, are sung as pait of the| !drama of the story. “Let’s Sing {Again” will introduce to the Coli- iseum Theatre audiences the won- ider child star who achieved nation- al air wave renown on Eddie Can- tor’s radio broadcasts, Bobby Breen. This eight-year-old mime stars in “Let's 8ing Again,” with Henry Ar- metta heading the featured cast. Bobby’s songs are an integral part| of “Let’s Sing Again” each of which is pertinently concerned with the story of an orphaned lad who is” guided by a circus handyman and eventually reunited with a long lost father. MRS, LAVENIK HIGH, BUT MRS, PETRICH WINS Mrs. Kaufmann Leadsi MockingBirds in Triumph at Oriole Pin Session Showing the Rookies just how it should be done, a trio of Orioles shattered the five-century mark at the Elks' Saturday evening, Mrs. Lavenik found her top score of 540, including a high game of 212, wasted when her Robin team- mates did not give her quite enough support, and Mrs. Tom Petrich, roll- ,ing alone for the Waxwings, scored a sweep over the Robins, with her place total of 517. In the opening match, Mrs. Rob- ert Kaufmann, counted only one less pin than Mrs. Petrich, as she led the Mocking Birds to a two out of three game victory over the Towhees. Elks’ bowlers observe the Wash- ington’s Birthday holiday by ad- Jjourning their session tonight to a later date, and reconvene tomorrow hight, with the Ringers holding sway. Scores made by the four Oriole teams Saturday evening were: TOWHEES Mrs. Sperling... 154 153 Miss Lundell... 120 140 126— 386 Mrs, Duncan ... 175 173 146— 494 449 466 432--1347 MOCKING BIRDS 160— 467 Totals Still Coughing? No matter how many gfi have tried for your cough, ch:: or bron irritation, you can relief now with us trouble may be bre and nce with an; than ul- pr oy Tl e T Creomulsion ahd to refund yofi money if you are not satisfled with results from the very first bottle, Get Creomulsion right now, (Adv.) THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, FEB. 22 SHIRLEY TEMPLE | i Richards, the new piciure | old | hit] of the three, all with musie with! but | Mrs. Kaufmann 171 169 176— 516 Mrs. Davlin ... 141 122 168— 431 Miss Goodwin... 147 122 129— 398 Totols ........... . 459 413 473—1345 ROBINS Mrs, Lavenik... 160 212 168— 540 Miss Biggins ... 120 145 188— 453 Mrs. Waugh ... 60 64 68— 192 Totals ... 340 421 4241185 Mrs. Petrich. 160 179 178— 517| Miss Apland.. *116 116 116— 348 Mrs. Coughlin *142 142 142— 426 Totals 418 437 436—1291 *—Average score. Did not bowl. ————— W s | BoYS { SHooT I WITH \ | | | { | |his assistant. Jackson himself ve- | toed the idea. Then came the op- portun guide Jersey City. ry May Step Out Bi on several occasions has indicated that the hopping aroun iental to managing the Giants is not pleasing. Bill wouldn’t be unhappy to step out of the mana- gerial berth if something better in the way of a front office job turned up. Then there is Terry’s farm. Bill often bemoans the fact that his Wi ceutuse b the Hew ork .. | baseball connections keep him away {The gesture of the New A9¢” |from Memphis. Terry's contract to {ball Writers' association in namingimanage the Giants runs through |Jackson for an award as o player|y oo o who has done much for the gnmo! Pe Jackson has some inside {ndicass on what the future holds. over a period of years 8 | knowl that the talents of the former GIBNE|p. o 5P S catistied to work , doing what third-baseman were not wasted on| sports writers. The award, ineideBal yo can to groom Class AA leaglers tally, was decided upon before Jack<} ¢, e Giants. In any event, he will son signed to manage the Gianbiyave an opportunity to get some |farm in Jersey City. practical experience in handling a Few ballplayers have earned the ¢lub, and if and when the oppor- respect of. the lads ".‘. the-press mx‘;lumty to manage a big league team as has “Old Stoney.” He ha comes along, he will know what it's te since joining the Giants| ., opone ars ago. The early part of} i3 career he was rated at the top |as a shortstop. r, troubled with RRERPG - Y0 5% 5 where he gamely battled odds that| ", would have discouraged a less <-0un-J ‘The has ball-| Travis Jackson iong rated “a ballplayer’s with the Giant owne he ageous individual. Belongs in Majors Jackson takes over the manage-! {ment of the Jersey City club with| NEW YORK, Feb. 22. the good wis] of the writer: : ‘ group. If their es could make it .Wklyn Dod gers have hanm‘_u s0, Jackson's stay in the minors|Freddie Lindstrom his uncondi- would not be long. He'd be back in tional release. Lindstrom, who} is the majors, where he really belongs. 31 years old, was once a star third The idea of Jackson returning wlr"“k"' the big show before long is not fantastic. The Giant front office| NOTICE has a warm spot in its heart (m'i, Women of the Moose to meet to- him. Jackson seems satisfied that|night at 8 p.m. Initiation. Social to his future lies with the Giants. He follow, all Brother Moose invited. indicated that last fall when Bur- GERTIE OLSON, leigh Grimes, the new Brooklyn |adv. Recorder. manager, approached Bill Terry with a proposition to make Jackson ——————————— J Today’s News Today—Empire. 1937. THEATRE LAST TIMES TONIGHT YOU'LL LOVE IT! s Géorge HOUSTON. Grant WITHERS ¢ Inez GOURTNE_Y :RKO3Radid - Pictures RO CALSO S GIVE ’IM AIR Manhatian Tapestry Fox News Barnyard Amateurs HUSKIES 60 KLEPPER GETS CTONARDTOP CONTOL BB, B, B, LEAGUE CLUB, SEATTLE Sports Take Two Chmes hits ‘ Buys Slock—H_eld by Van- iBriefs | Staters — Meet Idaho deveer—Obtains Slug- | e Tonight, Tomorrow ger from Oakland A right-handed bowler wears one| \ocnow rdaho, Feb. 92.—The {type of shoe; a left-handed DOWIET |jyvenated ‘Washington Huskies|William Klepper, of the Seattle | another. meet the lowly Idaho Vandals here |Baseball Club, has obtained full | > {tonight and tomorrow as the North- |control of 5,000 shares of the club Coach Ed Gallagher, who bas|,. “n .cion pasketball Conference |when he acquived 1709 shares from been turning out national and 4 [Ul\xnlm wrestling champlons at Ok- 7Ace enters the home stretch. George Vandeveer, of Seattle. SEATTLE, Feb. 22. — President lahoma A. & M. college for 21 year ,’“?" Huskies almost ended the| The sale ends the court battle ¥ 2 8 . | Washington Sth title hopes by between Klepper and Vandeveer ANNouNe My 1937 team will be beating the Cougars at Pullman |over the club control. the greates I've ever had.” % t Friday and Saturday. Klepper also announced he has d coach at! Oregon leads the circuit nnw,‘ul)luim-d Harlan Pool, slugging 1o institute, | Dalf a game ahead of the Uni- Oakland outfielder, who batted .394 1930 'Bama V! of Washington which is half |last year. —————— John Cain, new Southwestern Lou. alled signals for the team that beat Washington State @ game ahead of Washington State. e ' Kansas State Cou.epe is giving a The Empire classifieds for icmn‘.se in the training or a coopera= tive managers. 24-0 in the Rose Bowl. — Tr Joseph E. Widener led the list of results, nominators for the Matron Stakes - with 14, ‘Al*6f these fillies: will be eligible for the 1939 renewal of the event, The First National Bank JUNEAU [ CAPITAL—$50.000 SURPLUS—$75.000 @ COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 2% Paid on Savings Accounts Oniy a nose prevented Cavalcade, now retired to stud, from register- Ing a Kentucky Derby-Preakness double. The nose belonged to his stablemate, High Quegt, which beat him in the Preakness. i B b WILLAMETTE 1S CHAMPION SALEM, Oregon, Feb. 22.—Wil- lamette has won the Northwest sonference basketball title by de-! |feating Whitman 38 to 34. Whit- {man has held the title for the past two years. ISR Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire office. | ‘Daily Sports Cartoon JACKSON TE NYY. CHAPTER- "/, OF BASEBALL WRITERS SELECTED HiM FODQz A SPECIAL AWARD 1 JERsEY CrTy WHERE HE WILL MANAGE THE GIANTS' FARM TEAM A4 Rights Resersad by Tbo Associatsd Fress JOINED THE GIANTS BACK- |t INCOME TAX REPORTS PREPARED | | For your convenience our office will be open until 10 P. M. dur- | ing tax period. JAMES C. COOPER COMPANY Certified Public Accountants 205 Seward Street Ideal for Furnace, Range or Heater— EVANS-JONES | Alaska Coal sls.oo per ton i F. O. B. Bunkers ® PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. i Phone 412 HIS TRICK. ) KNEES WOULD HAVE DISCOURAGEP)| A LESS COURAGEQUS PLAYER YEARS AGO | | A BALL PLAYER'S BALL PLAYER- HE WAS EQUALLY APPREC/ATED BY FlE SPORTS b wRITERS