The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 26, 1937, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER REMEMBER MAGGIE - WHEN BROUGHT H HARRISON THE PAI TEAM DEFEATS JUNEAU SQUAD Winners Take Nearly 1200 Pin Edge in Thirty Game Tourney ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Feb. 26.— Final sets in the bowling division of the Winter Sports Carnival here rolled Wednesday evening and yes- terday afternoon, saw the Anchor- age alleymen emerge as tourney winners with a margin of 1,189 pins over the Juneau Elks’ invaders. In the ten sets rolled, Anchor- age knocked over a total of 27,650 pins, while the Juneau rollers lev- eled 26,461. R. H. Stevenson, of Juneau, rolled the high set score of the tourney Wednesday night, when he put to- gether three games for a total of 641 pins. In the Wednesday evening set, Juneau chopped down the Anchor- age lead by 66 points, rolling 2,828, to 2,762 for the locals. But Anchor- age got back the 66 pins and an even dozen more besides yesterday afternoon, when the local pinmen compiled a set total of 2,789 to 2,645 for Juneau. Though outclassed by the top men among the Anchorage bowlers, the Juneau lodgemen were expected to finish in front without serious difficulty last night when they were to meet the Anchorage ladies’ team. Individual scores made by the bowlers in the last two sets of the tourney are: JUNEAU Wed. Eve. 595 579 526 641 318 169 Totals ... e 2828 *Substituted for Vukovich. ANCHORAGE Bragaw ... v — Beran 529 Miller ... —_— Ostrander . 576 Romig 493 Thurs. Aft. 555 555 510 551 462 Bowler Lavenik Barragar Radde Stevenson . Vukovich *Kaufmann ... 2645 556 546 603 528 S TO RTY- BUT NOBODY ASKED "EPIKE" HARP *SNIFFY. BuUT WAR STAR AND YOUR GZ\LSIN TED - NO HIM UNTIL. ARMISTICE DAY - Copr. 1937, King Feature |OREGON, OREGON STATE, MEETING TONIGHT AT B. B. | EUGENE, Oregon, Feb. 26 —The iOregon basketball team has |chance to go into a first place tie with the University of Washington tonight by beating Oregon State. The championship of the North- ern Division Basketball Conference be settled next Friday and night when Washington gon play in Seattle. TWEIGHTS ARE TO FIGHT NEW YORK, Feb. 26.—Enrico Venturi, belting Italian, and Pedro Montanez, heavy hitting Puerto Rican, will fight tonight for a chance at the lightweight crown. The winner tonight will get a chance after Champion Lou Ambers and Challenger Tony Canzoneri fight for the title on April 2. PORTLAND BEAT. SPOKANE, HOCKEY PORTLAND, Oregon, Feb. 26.— Portland beat Spokane 4 to 2 in a hockey game last night extending the lead over Vancouver to three points. ST. MARTIN’S WINS JUNIOR B. B. TITLE LONGVIEW, Wash., Feb. 26— St. Martin’s College of Lacey, won the State Junior College basketball title last night when the lower Columbia junior college upset the Pacific Lutheran 29 to 19 and elim- inating the Lutherans from title running. R NOTICE ‘To whom it may concern, I posi- tively will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Mrs. Win- nefred Paul Paris in my name. adv. ARTHUR GRIFFITHS 593 571 Johnson Kunkle Seeley Totals ..... 2762 2789 + Syndicate, toc., World rghts reserved ~ FACE A HIGH_ BICYC! NIRRT T A AND THE NIGHT YOUR MOTHER CAME HOME AND FOLIND TH'GAS HIGH- ROLLING KINGFISHERS Rookie Bowling Session at Elks Enlivened by Tied Game Though they chalked up the high team game score, the high team match total, and boasted the high individual scorer of the Rookie roll- ing at the EIks' last night, in the person of Bill Redling, the King- fishers were forced to bow in two out of three games to the more con- sistent Magpies. The closing match of the night was featured by the tied game with which the Sandpipers and the Bea- gles opened their match. Both squads ended their first game with 483 totals, and to settle the ques- ‘ion, it was decided that the win- ning trio in the second engagement of the match receive credit for the win in the tied game. The Beagles thereupon went out and rolled the second high team game of the night, 527, to gain credit | for two games won, and by so doing eked out the match, as the Sand- Ipipers came back to outclass the winners in the final encounter. In the curtain-raiser match, the Pintails edged out the Seagulls by 'one pin in the opening game; and that proved to be their margin of victory, as the other two games were split. Bill Redling’s top performance was a two hundred game, included in a 540 match total. His cohort, J. C. Reynolds, came through with the second high single of the night, ‘only one pin shy of the two cen- tury mark. Jimmy Connors, of the winning Magpies ran up a 511 total to place in the set scoring, while R. R. Hermann, of the Pintails, was third with the only other total! above five hundred. ‘The Kingfishers’ high team mark: were a 538 game and a 1473 sel total. The Ringers will again be given full sway on' the Elks’ maple to- night; the Prairie Dogs barking at the Dinosours at 7:30; the Badgers endeavoring to make suitcases out of the Alligators iat 8:30; and the High-hopping Treetoads matching s 1 t Take a t"ip from the label /'I'WO THI FOR ON A 1. The type of whiskey ... . blend or straight 2. The “proof’. .. These statements guides to the kind Do you like your taste ‘‘straight’’? Then pick a straight whiskey. kind of whiskey. NGS TO LOOK WHISKEY LABEL on the label are dependable of whiskey you want. e o o l& “all whiskey and all one hile you're about it, why worth of straight whiskey? 1 leaps with the Armadillos at 9:30 o'clock. ‘ Scores rolled by the six Eookic_ squads last night were: : | Seagulls 159 164— 475, 152 154 154 154—"462) 154— 490 | | 47121427 | Dave Nichols | carmichael ‘CA B. Holland 170 166 476 479 Pintails Dr. Blanton 175 147 Rod Darnell 127 133 R. R. Hermann 175 156 Totals 143— 465 T a Totals 471 436 485—1398 Kingfishers | A L. E. Iverson 146 195 J. C. Reynolds 153 101 |Bill Redling 169 171 468 467 Magpies M. E. Monagle 144 H. Sterling 167 Connors, Jr. 181 492 495 Sandpipers *160 -173 200— 540, 538—1473 Totals 162— 466 135— 450 143— 511 150 148 187 Totals Bob Davlin 164— 497 BAER, PASTOR MAY 60 INTO DETROIT RING NEW YORK, Feb. 26.—Max Baer 169— 424 js reported to have been given an 173— 504 |offer to fight Bob Pastor in Detroit fter Baer threatened to fight in New York State Bill Brown ngland L thletic ause Commissioner 139— ‘aojrefenx.i to Pastor and Baer as a 199— 453 fugouple of bums” and refused to ermit the two to fight in the state Ancil Hoffman, Baer's manager, isaid the trip to England will be levied in 1936 will be delinquent | jcancelled if the unrevealed Detroit| and subject to penalties prescribed plans go through. -~ ILD FOOD SALE |At Bert's Cash Grocery, l-"ebruary! 27, 10:30 a.m. adv. ALASKAN VANISHES | IN VANCOUVER, B. C.| A press dispatch in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer of February 20.‘, dated Vancouver, B. C., Feb. 19,/ says the “Police today were asked to search for William Bruce, vis-| itor from Juneau, Alaska, who dis-| appeared mysteriously, just before the Princess Norah sailed north Monday. “Bruce, who came here from Se- |attle, put his baggage aboard the {ship, left his tickets and said he | would return in a few minutes. He has been missing since. D TAXES DUE! After March 15 unpaid taxes |by law. Pay your taxes now and |avold unnecessary cost and incon- | venience. A. W. HENNING, ladv. City Clerk. 161— 472! 153— 491 478—1460 Dr. Whitehead John Walmer 141 170 182 156 483 499 Beagles 160 160 170 177 “153 190 Totals 483 527 448—1459 *—Average—did not bowl. D Totals M. J. Wilcox Van Atta W. Wilson 160—*480 146— 493 142— 485 o AT THE HOTELS — Gastineau Mr. and Mrs. A, Waltenberg, Point Retreat Lighthouse; G. Rus- sell, Juneau. Alaskan Irene Inman, Ketchikan; O. L. Redden, Juneau; Charles Simpson, | Auk Bay; Jim Lay, Juneau; J. A. Miller, Juneau; J. D. 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