The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 23, 1937, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER 0 5 al polo "hree Calitornia champion points each Alabama, and Minnesota, college SPORT GREATS BOYS- THAT'S s ks o OV HAVE To 1y 7 CULT “Ts WONDERFUL~ A TasTE FOR OLng, \WILL BE S Your HOE c@ ; Q - l,]lh. World nghts reserved. tem. Douglas honors were taken by Manning and Angus Gair who helped keep the Juneau team from ming within a scoring chance of All-Stars during most of the sppa DOUGLAS Wi:S dHNO 3 Bl B. GAMES game, which ended 30-23. ’ The Juneau Frosh found them- : Ov ER JUNEAU selves up against a team which the ity found hard to beat the othe day, and lost a 13 to 22 point gamc to the Douglas High varsity. Despite current reports that the previous Juneau-Douglas varsity game was played half-heartedly by Juneau i order to give Douglas hope and cre- ate better competition, the Douglas — High varsity showed repetition of Three Juneau basketball teams|now-expected drive and cooperation. met defeat from Douglas Island op-|Seen to advantage because of ap- ponents, last night in the Douglas' parent inability of the Juneau Natatorium, when the Islanders'|freshmen to learn how the game Fx All-Stars and High School should be played, the Douglas var- ] fives took easy victories from the sity was headed by Stars Stragier, Juneau High Varsity, Reserves and Wahto, and A. Savikko. Juneau| Frosh, respectively. | novices who may show promise were | Losing the game in the last min-) Rice, McDaniels, and Miller. ute of play when a sustained drive| would have meant success, the Ju-! neau High School Varsity players Jet a Douglas lead of 21 to 24 at b (he end of the third quarter d into a final score of 34 to 28. The Juneau varsity showed good form in the first and third quarters and threatened to take the game during moments of enthusiasm, bug| (3¢ Cashen (0). Juneau High, Hus- | the steady, superior playing of the ¢ (i Powers (0); DeVault (®). | Eagles brought the Douglas team its SUMMARY | Practice Tilts Played Last Night in Natatorium on Island SUMMARY Douglas Eagles (34) G. Edwards, 2 ..F. evelop, Mills, 10 F. Jensen, 6 C. Niemi, 0 G Erskine, 14 G Ritter, 0 Substitutions: Douglas, Stragier JHS. (28) | Hanson, 8| Behrends, 3 Hildre, 6 Brown, 7 MY HONEY-BEE IT'S DISGRACEF UL YOUR SNORING 1S DISGRACEFUL- CAN'T YOU BE ALITTLE QUET ? football; Stanford, college basket=' ball Two points each ways, National A. A. U champions; professional Ranger, America’s cup defender; Fordham, college football; Chicago Bears, pro-football; college football All-Stars, who defeated Green Bay Packers at Chicago. One point each: Indiana, distance running team; New York Giants, baseball; San Jose, Argentine polo team; Lafayette, college tootballj Purdue » basketball D SANTA CLAUS GIVES PARTY | FATHER-PLEASE- WHAT WILL THE NEIGHBORS SAY P \ ARE NOW GIVEN THEIR INNINGS | University of Wash ington Oarsmen Come in Pounth Posltlon Denver Safe- basketball crew of NEW standing YORK, Dec. 23 athletic team of 1937 experts have ruled, was the York Yankees, champions of baseball world Forly-two of the fifty experts ! participating in the seventh annual :\nm'mlml Press poll, cast their bal- for Joe McCarthy's diamond The out- the New the bon sers who piled up a total of points in leading the poll for HUSKY SKIIERS = .= FOR CHILDREN cond time in as many the third time in its sev- en-year history Pitt Is Second The Northland Transportation Although given only two first- COMPany's Santa Claus this afters place votes the Pitt Punthers, un. 100N Was host to a packed house at Qefeated. football array, eastly. took ® Capitol Theatre party L second place in the balloting witn Santa gave each boy and girl pres- o Joints, exactly twice as many ag C(s and goodies, and showed them |were cast for Don Budge and hs ® Series of short movies and @ fea ture entitled “The Big Show.” Davis Cup tennis teammates .Wash- iR Han PK]( of East and Pick of mngtons varsity erew Poughkeepsie S DRy “f""{h‘::; :::W:)‘l’: 5 champions, merited 22 points to|' ook g e £ | West to Vie at Sun Irank fourth for the second succes-|B!881ed and laughed at BSanta® Vallev: Tdak i s lantics alley, Idaho sive year. s Y ATy All told, twenty-one teams or crews in nine sports, were mention- MOOSE LODGES TO The four-year-old University of Washington Ski team will be pitted |a week from tomorrow against the, |strong Dartmouth squad in a two day tournament of skiis at Sun Val- {ley, 1daho, for what will unofficially Ibe top-rank in the country’s ski- ed by the experts Huskies Rate Fourth Tabulation of the returns (pgints| FOR ALL K l DDIE S on a 3-2-1 basis, each expert nam- | ing his first three choices in order{ The annual Chrli!'m% tree party of preference) : [ for children of the community, given by the Loyal Order of Moose and | GIVE XMAS PARTY 10 O g, o, Firsts Points| women of Moose, will be held Satur- Dartmouth is the pride of the East' New Yoik Yankees . 42 138 ' day afternoon at 3 o'clock When & | while Washington has held the Pa- ' pittshurgh footba il L res matiiha, Wil B¢ Hatd &v val |cific Coast Conference ski cupsince yeam 2 62 |Coliseum lu‘r. team was organized a little over ;g Davis Cup Ten- | Santa Claus will be present to {Gpe AU BRS. A0 SE WA ol itk 2 31 |give Christmas stockings to all kid= Washington's usky slal artists Washington crew 1 22 ldies attending the party, and @ were still in very amateurish form, Newark Bears, win- |special show whll be the order of o Dartmouth won at Mt. Rainier. ok 9k it This year, with lettermen skiiers “Little World Se { ————————— wearing the Purple and Gold of jes” 1 9 SITKA PASSENGERS the Husky pack in much improved washington Redskins, Through passengers on the motors |form ‘nnd reinforced with excellent pro-football cham- ship Northland from Sitka are Mrs. material in the form of new skiiers,| pions 1 7 |O. Welcome, Mrs. M. E. Jessup, W, i sec?pd vic‘tvory over the high schoo]‘D. All.-sta_rs (30) J RQSPF\'P:S (23) Bouncing Harry Thomas hit the canvas seven tim s before his fight with Max Schmeling was halted the Big Green Dartmouth Squ,f‘dlow Westbury, nation- A. Anderson and J, Lundgren, 1 varsity this season. Angus Gair, 6 .. F. K. Reischl, 2 §"iyo eighth reund, but the Minnesota heavyweigh! showed plenty of spirit. Here he is on the floor near | will have a “tough row to hoe Erskine, Mills and Edwards were Alex Gair, 4....F. Notar, 4 b tats. & ! Six lettermen from the Washing- i the end of the bout, but his fists are set for action. g P’ outstanding men on the Douglas Manning, 14 C. Hickey, 2 RIS s A & i ton team are returning for action: | * team, while Dutch Behrends, Bud Mills, 4 G. D! Bhisohl, - F ¥ Captain Bob Higman, Lonnie Rgb- Brown, and Ritter played fairly good J. Niemi, 2 G. Daniloff, 2 SUMMARY inson Tom Hill, Walt Page, Harold “FORGET THE REST— & games for Juneau. | Substitutions: Douglas All-Stars, D-H.S. (22) Juneau Frosh ‘“'2 I stacks, and Bill Hubbach 1 In the Reserve-All Star game, Reidi (0); Guerin (0); Slitanda Krusl 1 F. Rice, Several newcomers are threaten- TH e &' Keith and Dave Reischl showed an (0). Juneau Reserves, Hussey (3); D. Wahto, 7 . .F. Miller, .5 ing the vetera: s for places on the AND DRINK E BEST interesting two man passing sys- Ritter (4); Powers (2). A. Savikko, 4 ..C...... McDaniels, 3 acuma eam e o 2 P footwg transfer from Dartmouth, Paul Sce- CANADIAN CLUB 1. Savikko, 2 % werse, ¥ ler i ot s 4 FOR HOME OR BUSINESS Subs titaions: Dougias Hh JUST 10 PINS macoms. oee an—smeinimen “vhutkr Sainpetify ' Bt Kronquist (0); Gurrerro (0); Fleek of William (“Heck”) Wison, for-land Ranger Quale, Norwegian ex- WHISKEY (0; Wahto (0% Juneau Frosh, Sa- mer Portland Coast League catcher, pert, have all shown exceptional R E l o N loum (0); Garcia (0) to manage the Tacoma Tigers of promise. Made and Bottled in Canada by RS R i AL American MPat Take Big the western International Baseballl The internationally famous ski 4 ' @ League is announced by Jack Quill, coach, Otto Lang, is bossing the A SERVICE and REPAIRS REBEKAH LODGE Win Over Alt Heidel- |League s announceq (Sonch. O Te0k | HIRAM WALKER & SONS. 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