The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 14, 1938, Page 5

THATIS O.' PETE PICKLE HE AIN'T GOT A FRIEND IN TH' WORLD. AN' YUH CALLS THAT HEAP Q' HOOEY A HAT ' N 1.3 ) ‘\\\\\i > 3 TOUCHDOWNS BY PRINCETON DEFEATS YALE Aerial AttacA@Made to Pile Up Score of 20 to 7 —Thrilling Game PRINCETON, Nov. 14.—A beauti- ful aerial attack, with Sophomore Allerdice on the throwing end, wve Princeton three touchdowns Saturday afternoon and a 20| {0 7 victory over the traditional rival vale. The contest was a atirring cne. Landon l’i’afilrflfl_ By Roosevelt - To E] foPeru Presidential Opponent in 1936 Accepts Im- portant Mission WASHINGTON, Nov. 14. — Presi- | cant Roosevelt has appointed Al- fred M. Landon, Republican oppon- ¢nt in the 1936 Presidential race, to represent the United States at ihe coming conference of the Am- of the Metropolitan Opera com North Dakota. He had given 2 AIM AS TRUE AS HIS GO concert at Minot in . Danish-born tencr, who' THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV. 14, 1938. NOT ONE SINGLE FRIEND EXCEPT THAT DAWG- IT'S BEGINNIN' T’ TELL ON HiM,TOO! YER NEW ENSEMBLE , EH? HAW, HAW, HAW 1BETS I NEVER LEAVES OFF LAFFING ] JESS WAIT'LL TH' BILL GETS HERE TOMORROW ! B - R4 LDEN NOTES had Lauritz Melchior, 48, Wagnerian tenor shootin’ iron and killed this buffalo near Minot, course of his nation-wide concert tour. With the uis pretty wife. pany, who got out his s known for his heroic roles, cricap Republics to be held at Lima, — Peru, e Secrefary of State Cordell Hull FW _Ma" ames licads the lists as Chairman. Tallying 2 Wins U, WASHINGTON Villaniova Adds BEAT CHAMPION To Grid Laurels feated Class by Beat- Perfect Place Kick Kicked for Winning Points—2 Touchdowns Made er S | remained in the undefeated class by | shoving over three touchdowns in SEATTLE, Nov. 14—The UNiver-| yq firgt half of Saturday after- sity of Washington Huskies, last| o n. game to beat the arch city Saturday afternoon, tripped up the| . . bTe ie. by n re of 20 to 7 mighty championship bound South- SIALE N B St D & |ern California Trojans 7 to 6, on a | slippery turf field. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Nov. 14— ) Clipper Smith's Villanova Wildcats | ., Carnegie Close Games in Commercial Play In scheduled Commercial League bowling at the Brunswick Saturday night the Juneau Florist trio crash- ed a two to one decision from the Snow White club. K. Larsson of the laundry boys edged best single game with 203. Carnegie with the flower boys copped the three-game laurels with an out in front tally of 546, In the second game Green Tops let the Stubbies down on the short | end of a 2 to 1 mark. Rayela of the Shorties took both high single and high series honors, Hunting- ton of the Cabbies was a close second in the individual scoring knockout out a 180 single and a 520 total tally. Brunswick club edged a 1 up win jrv their game with the California Grocery. Emily Schmitz - of the grocery trio was alone in front with lindividual performance, her 212 single and 532 total game m-mosi‘ leading the field. | Tonight's games: 7:00—Truckers | vs. Percy’s, 8:00—Brunswick vs. Heme Grocery. i Following are the scores of fat-| urday night’ ames: | Snow White 178 136 131 200 123 203 432 539 Juneau Florists 141 200 162— 503 175 160 183- 518\ 187 198 161— 546 503 Stubbies 175 169 152 | 198 mzi 149— 480 169— 495 | 516—1487 ) G. Larsson Daniel K. Larsson Totals Mangalao Ragulas : | Totals 558 506—1567 | 167— 529 145— 475 152— 438 187 161 134 Rayela Morgan Sand 496 482 464—1442 Green Tops 1 160 180 180— 520 143 159 165— 467| 163 152 146— 461 Totals Huntington Rolfe Ellenberg 1448 Totals 466 491 491— California Grocery Sehmitz 146 174 212— 532 Schmitz 129 162 179— 470, Seston 170 139 168— 477 215 475 558—1479 Brunswick i 154 166 174— 494 130 128— 445 E. B. M. Totals E. Galao Rhodes Galao 178 M R FooTBALL SCORES The following are final scores of principal football games played las Saturday afternoon on the Nation’ gridirons: Brigham Young 0; Colorado 8 Hawaii 12; Denver 0. Oregon 0; California 20 Stanford Oregon State 6 Wyoming 27; Utah State 12, Washington State 12; Idaho 0. Wisconsin 14; U.CL.A. 7 Washington 7; Southern Califor- nia 6. Pittsburgh 19; Nebraska 0. Minnesota 0; Notre Dame 19. Villanova 20; Temple 7. William and Mary 0; Washington and Lee 27. Ohio U 0; Dayton 13. Clemson 14; Kentucky 0. Duquesne 0; Carnegie Tech 21. Navy 14; Columbia 9. LaFayette 0; Rutgers 6. Dartmouth 7; Cornell 14. Virginia 13; Harvard 40. Yale 7; Princeton 20. Chattanooga 13; Army 34. Northwestern Michigan 0, tie. Duke 21; Syracuse 0. North Carolina 0; Fordham 0, tie. Williams 0; Amherst 41. Penn State 7; Penn 7, tie. Georgetown 14; West Virginia 0. Texas Christian 28; Texas 6. North Dakota State 13; South Dakota State 6. Tufts 6; gowduin 19. Centre 26; Ohio Wesleyan 0. Towa 3; Indiana 7. New Mexico U 6; New Mexico State 2. Missouri 0; Oaklahoma 21. Louisiana State 6; Auburn 28. George 6; Tulane 28. Rice 0; Texas A. and M. 27. Colorado 0; Utah 13. George Washington 9; Kansas 7. Miami 27; Case 12. M ppi 39; Sewanee 0. Detroit 7; North Carolina State 0. Florida 21; Maryland 7. Southern Methodist 19; Arkan- sas 6. Tennessee 14; Vanderbilt 0. Alabama 14; Georgia Tech 14, tie. Centenary 19; Mississippi State 0. Tulsa 7; Drake 47 Ohio State 32; Tllinois 14 . College of Pacific 32; Chicago 0. St. Louis 9; DePaul 20. Michigan State 20; Marquette 14. Towa State 13; Kansas State 13, tie. - e Badgers Eam count of 614. Teammates Hagerup and Metcalf took place and show | money in that order; Hagerup with The triumph of the Huskies was as convincing and as amazing as the . Cornell 193 194 194 155 139 224— 614 190— 566 157— 551 e 159— 465 . 152 150— 441 . 882 875 Brunswick 179 179 203 161 173 158 167 145 178 184 880—2637 Totals E. Galao Ben 177— 535 180— 544 173— 485 140— 502 900 827 8282555 g RS as Gan't Hopes of a successful conference dents as an object lesson to dictator| The five-man team Suncay bowl- | better than 200 for the three game Notre Dame’s football forces moved | ponowing are the scores of yes- son. o mounted with the announcement {hat Mexico has accepted Secretary Hull's proposal for a settlement of the long standing claims of Ameri- can owned farm property seized by the Mexican Government. Landon’s appointment and accep- tance is considered by political stu- countries where two-party system ing matches between the Elks and of government, Presidential opposi- the Brunswick club at the Antlers' tion are unknown and not tolerated. club yesterday afternoon saw the —,o—— Elks turn in a reversal of form from last week’s match on the H H 1 Brunswick Alleys by winning a rls I In“. two out of three decision. Radde of the winners averaged G"nhers tn Gat series and was top man with a . seve“‘h VIctflw 566 and Metcalf with 551. High team score went to the Brunswick quintet when they toppled 900 to SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 4. —lgin thein Soly Ed, a scale higher in their _mnrch wward;' erday’s game: national champiouship by over- whelming Minnesota last Saturday Radde afternoon by a score of 19 to 0. Hagerup Pifty-thousand astonished fans .o\ saw the Fighting Irish score in three egal . quick thrusts and achieve their Staveristn seventh straight victory of the sea- " Louy Zontini took the ball for the Irish in the first six minutes of play and loped 84 yards for a touch- down. o Minnesota never got past Notre‘R Gal Dame’s 25-yard line. The Gophers' © "9‘?“ desperate tries for field goals fell CArnesie wide of their mar] | Totals | i NORMAN, Okla, Nov. 14—Okla-| DALLAS, Tex, Nov. i4. — Three yoma’s powerful Sooners ran their| touchdowns and passes were too string of gridiron victories mimuch for Arkansas last Saturday eleven in a row by crushing thejand Southern Methodist kept its Missouri Tigers 21 to 0 last Sltur-lsouthwent Conference slate clean by day afternoon. a 19 to 6 victory. s 158— 489 Beat Methodists jone that sent the Trojans spinning jto a tie with the California Bears for the Pacific Coast Conference | title. | Both touchdowns were made by! « long electrifying dashes. " The first touchdown was a 52- A |yard ramble by Jimmy Johnston, Grea[est Homecomlng Husky halfback. i binn) Crowd Sees Dartmouth The other touchdown was a T2- |yard punt and return by Gramny| Toppled 14 to 7 Lansdell, University of Southern| | California quarterback. Scores Upset Don Jones kicked a perfect place ITHAOA: N. Yo eV, i cPelote Sxiok tar u'm winting point that the greatest homecoming crowd in| for ‘Huskies, history, Cornell last Saturday after- won the game for the Huskies. I noon scored one of the most mem- TEN e A {orable upsets of the season by top- GARNEGIE TECH ! | pling Dartmouth from the undefeat- ed list by a 14 to 7 victory that ended the raid of the Hanover In- 1 d | ‘a | s Texas Christi Soundly Thumps Duquesne exas "stla“ to Remain in Foot- | waliops 16xas ians’ extended 22 games without, ball Parade PITTSBURGH, Pa., Nov. 14.—-'!‘]’\('“ TR |best Carnegie Tech team in years| FORT WORTH, Tex, Nov. 14— |kept right in step Saturday to 'nepl The undefeated Texas Christian, iright up in front of bhe Namfl];guided by Davey O'Brien’s amazing football parade by roundly thump- passing, smothered the University 1 lo{ Texas last Saturday dfternoon byl single defeat. — e —— ing the eity's rivals, Duquesne, by a score of 21 to 0. a score of 28 to 6. 187 179 141— 498 | 462 Close Decision me& C.LA Totals 532 4431437 | | | i \ I 1Harry Struldehers’ Badgers played —————— TIES FBRDHAMIa 14-7 victory tune at the expense 5 89 e of the Uclans of Los Angeles Satur- | NEW YORK, Nov 1{~—Fordham's‘dfly afternoon. football team, blocking only half-, U.LCL.A. was unable to get into heartedly, was unable to piece to- high gear against the alert pass de- gethér more than 40 yards in any fense and hard tackling of the Wis- drive and were held to a scoreless' consin club. tie last Saturday afternoon by North [. — e e Carelina’s underdog Tar Heels. ‘Id h Ed d h Northwesterr, | Washington St. {} Michigan Play Scoreless Tie ANN ARBOR, Nov. 14.—Michigan; MOSCOW, Idaho, Nov. 14.—Play- and Northwestern fought furiouslying in snow and slush, Wishington last Saturday afternoon to a score-, State trounced their traditional less deadlock, tarnishing the West-'rival, Idaho University, by a score ern Conference football champion- of 12-0. ship hopes of both teams. { PFumbles caused by a slippery pig- Each team reached within the skin muffed several scoring chances shadows of the enemy goal posts ln'by both the boys from Pullman a thrill-packed second - half “ but and the Muscovites in their annual lacked the winning punch. battle Saturday afternoon. 5 Joe DiMaggio and Young Corbett, IIl w that Joe DiMaggio has ann year, Owner Jake Ruppert of th future with a happy heart. San Francisco home where ounced he won't be a holdout next e New York Yankees can face th Joe made the announcement at hi he is shown with Young Corbett, IIl the middleweight boxer. THE WARRIORS OF STANFORD Staters Win First Contest from Indians in Thir- teen Years Vie for Stan CORVALLIS, ¢ Kochler, alert left halfback Oregon State, intercepted ford pass to run 70 yards for touchdown and give the Webfeet their first victory in 13 years against the Palo Alto Indians. Koehler’s run in the game Saturday afiernoon produced the only score of the game e STAGG RETURNS T0 CHIGAGD AS CAMPUS HERD CHICAGO, 111, Nov. 14, — Amos Alonzo Stagg once again rules the Midway on Chicago’s campus. Saturday afternoon the 70-year- old “Foxy Mentor” returned to Il- inois with his eleven-man College of the Pacific football squad and handed the University of Chicago Maroons at 32-0 defeat. It was a triumphal return for the “Old Man” who for 41 years direct- jed the destinies of Chicago’s grid- iron hopefuls .- SNARLING PITT RIPS NEBRASKA LINE FOR WIN PITTSBURGH, Pa., Nov. 4. - Minus the two time All-American Marshall Goldberg, the Pitt Pan- thers came back Saturday after- noon to spill the Cornhuskers of Nebraska 19-0. Nov. 14, It was a consolation victory for Jock Sutherland’s proteges after their defeat last week at the hands of their cross town rivals of Car- negie Tech. NAVY'S RANGY OREGON SCALPS DUKE'S ELEVEN TAKES VICTORY OVER SYRAGUSE Pride of North Carolina Keeps Unbeaten, -Un- tied, Unscored SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 4. — to top efficiency, Duke's less machina cut down the cour- age Syracuse eleven last Satur- day afternoon 21 to 0 to register a victory that kept the pride of North > in the fore of the Na- unbeaten, untied and un- scored upon teams. SANTA CLARA WHITEWASHED BY ST. MARY'S SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov. 14. £t. Mary's, using a deadly aerial attack, pushed Santa Clara out of the hitherto undefeated class in the Sunday game by a score of 7 to 0, a real whitewashing. Both football elevens played air- tight defensive games in the first half but in the second half they took to the air. St. Mary's pushed across the touchdown in the third quarter, the march starting on the 35-yard line, four coupled with a couple abs put the ball to where fuliback Herb Smith pushed it over for a touchdown. . - THIRD THRUST AIDS INDIANA Touchdown Finally Made After Twice Within Inches of Victory Geared lina BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 14— After driving twice within inches of a touchdown, only to be pushed back oy the stiffening Iowa defense, In- | diana made a good third thrust and ’.\qur‘rze(l‘mll a 7 to 3 victory last Saturday afternoon. D WINS LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 14. —| On @ Field K BEARS LEVEN BEATS " rpom pUCKS COLUMBIA 14-9 [ California Bears, striking swiftly in | NEW YORK, Nov. 14.—The Navy's| the second and, third periods last | rangy midshipmen shelled Colum-|Saturday afternoon, charged to a bia right off Baker Field last Sat- 20 to 0 victory over Oregon’s hard urday afterncon by overcoming a | fighting Ducks. 9-point lead and caging the des-| - e perate Lions in a reckless aerial | bombardment and winning 14 lo‘} NTIDE ; | | ] 9 | ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 14—Ala- | bama’s | B | s Vanderbilt Is . Dumped in the e i e | without a first down through the Last nuane[ first half of the game last Satur- day afternoon but came from hind to tie with Georgia Tech's Yel- low Jackets, 14 to 14. NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 14. — s Throttled for three quarters, Ten-| TION MASONS nessee University struck with two powerful drives in the closing quar- ter to defeat Vanderbilt 14-0. The win Saturday afternoon made it eight straight for the Tennessee Volunteers. LS 5 News Today. | ATTEN i There will be a Stated Communi- cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147, Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock with work in the P. C. Degree. By order |of the W. M. ' J. W. LEIVERS, Becrehryi —Emplre. adv.