The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 12, 1937, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THE O'GIN PRESENTS WERE ALL GONE TWO THE DR, BLANTONIN HIGH GEAR FOR ROOKIE BATTLE " Last Night's s Elks’ Malches Go to Pintails, Condors and Hell Divers To Dr./W. P. Blanton went the honors of the Rookie rolling last ev- ening at the Elks’. Not only did he compile the high total of the night, 549, but he rolled the second high game, 202. Only one other bowler ‘managed to score a single game over the two century mark,‘ Ken Kyler, who topped the single games with a 213. Likewise, only one Rookie besides Dr. Blanton was able to top the half-thousand mark, Leonard Holmquist, who took sec- ond spot in the set-scoring with a 535. Dr. ‘Blanton and the other Pin- tails, in taking two games of their opening match from the Sandpipers compiled the high team game of the night, 539, but it was the Kyler and, the Hell Divers who rolled up the biggest team total, 1468, better by one pin than Holmquist and the Condors. match with the Kingfishers, but the Hell Divers dropped one game’ of theirs to the Seagulls. Ringers will be the roller at the Elks’' tonight, with the Zebras op- posing the Alligators at 7:30, the Crocodiles snapping at the Badgers | at 8:30, and the Prairie Dogs bark- ing at the Armadillos at 9:30 o’clock. Scores mgde “last ‘hight ™ in “the three ‘Rookie matches were: Sandpipers Davlin 163 159 159— 431 ‘Whitehead 150 135 *142— 427, Walmer . *156 156 156— 468 Totals Pintails Blanton 152 202 195— 549 Darnell " . . 104 135 179— 418, Hermann 136 185 165— 486 Totals 392 522 539—1453 IIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIIIIIIIl.lIIIIlllIIIIlIllIIlllIIIIIIIIIIII""IIIIIIIIIHIlIII|llllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIlIIIHlIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIID iy OSSR BRINGING UP FATHER INITVY'S WEDDING WEEKS AFTER MOQ GATHERNQ THAT HE WAS THE BEST MAN- FRIDAY MARCH 12, 1937. By GEORGE McMANUS \oul? A\JNT SUSIE WAS ALWAYS ING HER TIME AT SEgENQ‘_ BEES AND YOUR ALL HIS TIME LOQKING FOR HORSE-SHOE NAILS TO HOLD UP HIS PANTS- The Condors swept their) by a candidate during the contest, Kingfishers Iverson 144 146 154— 444 vReynolds 128 146 129— 403 I-ledlmg 140 159 151— 450 Totals 412 451 464—1207| Condors ‘ | Hollmann 139 159 189— 487 Bloedhm'n 138 141 166— 415‘ H Imquist 180 183 172— 535 | Totals 457 483 527—1467 Seagulls | Nichols 180 158 141— 419 Holland 142 164 175 - 481 | Carmichael 188 142 148— 478 i Totals 510 464 4641438 Helldivers MacSpadden ... 148 150 179— 477, Riendeau . 145 170 177— 492 Kyler . 213 127 159— 499, Toaals - .. 506 447 515—1463 | *—Average score. Did not bowl. NORTHERN DIV, HOOP PLAYOFF | OPENS TONIGHT i Washington and Washing- ton State Meet at Seattle —Oregon Waits Winner | SEATTLE, March 12.—Basketball iteams of the University of Wash- ington and Washington State Col- lege meet here this evening in the first game of the playoff for the Northern Division Pacific Cnast* | conterenc:> cnampionship. The win- Iner of tonight’s engagement will| meét the Universly ‘of Oregon’ five for the loop title. ROSENBLOOM SCORES OVER TEXAS FIGHTER| ) 469 450 457—1378‘ DALLAS, Tex., March 12—Mnxielflackensack here tonight in a ten-\pxml today. i \ Rosenbloom, former world’s light| heavywpeight champ, outpointed Tom Beaupere, local lad, in ten: ‘rounds last night. iR e s R | | Empire classifieds pay. 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FIRE SUFFERERS | JUNEAU “STRIPPERS” MEET THIS EVENING LAY SEASON'S PLANS ‘With the angling season fast ap- proaching, members of the Juneau Sports Fishing Club, will meet this evening at the City Council cham- bers to formulate a program of club lctivltieu for 1937, it was announced Sparrmg Partner and Coun- by Pete Melseth, secretary. ‘Among the season's activities, for !rym§n.Fa|| Bgforc iwhlch plans must be laid, is the Louis in Exhibitions nnnmu salmon derby. The club is planning to hold two PITTSBURGH, Pa., March 12.— smpplng contests this season as (Billy Conn, Pittsburgh 160-pounder, well. as improve and enlarge upon 'took a ten-round decision on points its present system of management. here last night from former mid-!It is therefore absolutely usentlll dlewelght champion Babe Risko, of /that all members of the club be!lce Hockey Ledgue, and the five pionihe able to use. | hundred dollars offered in bonus| .gome of this clothing is made- Syracuse, New York. Risko also pment | | weighed ln at 160 pounc.s | Among those who are expected h““eyh:: ;‘he winner of the regu-|over some of it is new, but we hope T schedule, that you may be able .to put it to (gt the meeting are Guy McNaugh- BUMBER KAYuEs Vancouver has one more regular some good use, PORTLAND WINS PACIFIC COAST HOCKEY SEASON Buckaroos Ee;—t Lions to Grab Bonus—VYancouver, Spokane Open Playoffs RISKD DROPS the Fire Disaster” has been received at the Governor’s office from high school students of Malad City, Ida., who having heard about the disas- ter in Douglas, wanted to give their assistance, The letter reads as fol- lows: “Dear People: “We, the members of the begin- ning sewihg class at Malad, upon hearing of the disaster you have faced at las, we might _pight, the Portiand Buckaroos clin-ye’ wei ey iy <l i ad | ched first place in the Pacific Coast | {making things - tHat you people PORTLAND, Ore., March 12— Defeating Vancouver, 6 to 0, last ‘ton, G. E. Oleveland, W. W. Coun- lell, G. W. Kohlhepp, Bert Elstad, 82me to play, with Spokane, then| “.y,e voy ‘will soon be able to ‘M: M. Hollmann, H. B. Humphrey,|next week will oppose the third I@scar Harri, John W. Jones, R. A.[Place Spokane team in a three- Reischl, G. Ingman, R. R, Brown, 8ame series, the winner of which J. N. Motrison, Claus Larsson,’ Rel| Will meet Portland in the five-game Lan: Mildred Apland, H. R, |title series. get back into mewly bilt homes, and that you will be all set to start Rnew. after your terrible: disaster. We send our greetings and best wishes for @ speedy recovery from the damage the five did to your | VanderLeest, Robert Simpson, Wal- I N R uu N n Twu ?'G*;idvg"& R. R. Hermann and /GIRL SCOUTS ARE homes and'househald belongings. ) stein, 1 (8igned) *“Vi sincere! Curtis Shattuck will preéside in BUSY FOOD SALE lfr!en‘g:n ln:wldnlw M‘lyne l‘;::: |nis official - capacity as president il | i e s ) 'OMO! y, teachpr; Bdith Owens, Fern GIVENT! RROW Nielsen, Edith Lloyd, Ada Ashton, All this week the Girl Scouts|Ocheane Thomas, Beulah Rice,! have been gathering and distribut- |Kathryn Willie, Alta Price, Ardith FEATHERS BATTLE, 3 an YOR.K TONIG“T 1 ticles that can be used by °W\ emo ' Johin,” Neva Lewis, txl:i nl;o:gelsu resld?nt.s who were | Thelma Beth' Nalder, Neith NEW YORK March lz—l-ianry burned out in the recent fire. The|Camp, June Jensen, Valoye Bol- ! Atimstrong, elaimant bgnuu wotld's{girls have been anxious to aid and |ingbrake, Donna: Larsoh, Thelma featherweight = title, mects Mike{in doing so they have been able to Daniéls. - [Billy Conn OQutpoints For- mer Middle Champ in Ten Round Go DENVER, Colo, March 12.—In|; an exhibition battle here last night Joe Louis, Detroit Brown Bomber, knocked out Seal Harris, Chicago negro, in the second frame, and|Béllgis, recognized fuatherweight{earn their service badges. ———— also kayoed his sparring partner,|g i p of New York Stpte; hefe to- In order to raise ‘!undz (orh lt:lzir PATRICK LEAVES HOSPITAL l Eddie Melchome, in the secnnd\nll t. t summer camp the girls are holding o 7 . round. ; i ———o—¢‘-—"~— a food sale tomorrow at Bert’s Cash|, Luther B. Patrick, who had under- | i i . |Grocery starting at 10 o'clock. Be-|8one a major operation at St. Ann's | HARIEIA 10 YNNG tween now and summer, they hope!Hospital recently, was dismissed to- iFred harrs ieu ‘0nto 8 moVIDEY, " ice o fund of about $200 m[dly from the hospital. MEETS HACKENS ACK belt at the mine yesterday and face ;. yo pocsible the girls’ summer i and eye injuries resulled. He i3],y “The camp will be attended ATTENTION VIKINGS F]GHTER 10 ROUNDS“'ES““g today at his home. by twenty or thirty young girls who e e ill have Miss Alice Palmer, for- 1y | BAN FRANGIEGO, Cal, March ARLOFF GOES HOME merly of Juneau, as their camp|at 8 o'clock, Odd Fellows Socisl fol- R 12—Young Corbett IIL, Golden George Arloof, a medical patient,} . rcaior 4 lows the meeting. MRS. H. W. ANDERSON, |Gate idol, meets Gus Lehnevich, of jwas dismissed from St. Ann’s Hos- Pruldent e — ‘Today’s News Today—Empire, adv. round middleweight battle. — e —— A TRy { GOODIE SALE 0 FROLIC |Saturday March 13, Bert’s Grocery | Da'l C = d P le Celebrate the, Irish in you at J-|by Girl Scouts, Don't forget. adv, | y ross r uzz Hi's St. Patrick’s Day Frolic. (Xnvl-l —_— — i o tational). adv.’ Empire classifieds pay. i 1 l:.:;:’" i l':.q.u'” e e e e ———— §. First name of m"l '!l an American Adisoeh author » ‘humori; imorist > Pl tween Larze . = mountain Waterfall ==| . peaks 3 Boyrlc = 1. Bathe - DR ==/ 13. Legal . Genuine = conyeyance . Burning = | 14. Commotion ore = | 18. Genus of the P, o = olive tree S Hove) =18 Putin Hold the ==| 18 Ralised banks .""k““ = .. _ of earth Electr == 20. Fadllity nlc = | 21. Balamander Negative, == 2. Persian poet Uninterest 2 lcvol:rdoly l p 27. One o .1 WwN nov Brflieh Tates 7. cqw. 37. 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Senator Rush Holt issued a state- ment charging “patronage was now| | being used to drive the proposal through Congress.’ ' R Try The Empire mmmedu £z results. by his brother, Einar Arnevik, Terrace, B. C., WASHINGTON, March 12—Unit- | missing brother as 34 years old, § ed States Senator Burton K. Wheel- Ifeu 2 inches tall, and heavy set. Public hearing on the court plan geka and received his mail at An= A letter addreaoed to “Vietims of !"“’ continued by the Senate "““\churnze dicldry Committee which was urg-| Anchorage lice some time ed by John Devaney, President of|they h:?:e p:“,m no reply.’l: !for sale at The Empire Office. HANS ARNEVIK SOUG BY BROTHER, NO W |RECEIVED FOR 2 ‘Whereabouts of Hans Arneviky, last heard from two years ago neo& Anchorage, was asked in a comg .mumcnuon received here by the Uy |8. Marshal's office today from J. H. McClinton, non-commissioned of~ icer in command of the British Columbia Provincial Police district at Prince Rupert. The missing man is being sought of who described his Hans Arnevik has not been seen in py his brother for 11 years, but 1933, wrote in his book “Looking (up until about two years ago they that to add to the judges!corresponded fairly regularly. Since “Simply | that time all letters he has writ- Iten to Hans have been returned to The Montana Democrat is the'him as have those written to Hans leading foe of the President's plan py his parents in Norway; nor for court reform and an increase|Hans been heard from in any When last heard from, Hans A evik was located ‘at Johnsville, Al~ His brother notified ueries. PRS0 Lode and wlacer location PHONE 206 | Juneau Radio Service For Your RADIO Trombies 122 Second St.—Next door to San PFrancisco bukery together for a trial order. or call NOW! | SUGAR i C. & H. KE'I‘CIIUP HEINZ—Large bettle ... Large Package ... NEW SPUDS Ibs. 25c SEED Fresh—Delicious.. 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