The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 25, 1938, Page 5

YOU'D BETTER BE HITTIN' TH' HAY, TOO WE'LL BE SHOVIN' OFF AT SUN-UP T' GO BUTTERNUTTIN) So. California Crushes Uclansby 42to 7 Score; Trojans Seek Rose Boul af- LOS ANGELES, Cal., Nov. Southern California yesterday ternoon crushed the hapless U.C.L Druins under a 42 to 7 score and immediately set up a clamor for the Tar West's nomination as represen- tative in the Rose Bowl. After a shaky first half, the Tro- jans gained momentum and handed the Uclans their first licking in many years > IDAHO BEATS MIGHTY UTAH, FROZEN FIELD - Machine Rolls Over Here- tofore Undefeated Team, 16-0 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov Idaho's mightiest football ma- hine in a decade rolled over a frost- bitten turf yesterday afternoon with clccklike precision to conquer Utah'’s twice-tied but heretofore un- beaten eleven by a score of 16 to 0 The Utes, newly crowned cham- pions of the Rocky Mountain Big Seven Conference, were outcharged, cutfought and outsmarted. - e FOOT BALL il RESTLTS_ N The following are final scores of principal football games played on the gridirons of the nation yester- day (Thanksgiving Day) afternoon: UCLA. Southern California kH 42 Montana T; Arizona 0 atenary 14; Louisiana Tech nlerado State 7; New Mexico 27 Colorado 12; Denver 19 Texas 7; Texas Aggies 6 Kentucky 0; Tennessee 46 Wake Forrest 21; Davidson 0 Kansas State 7; Nebraska 14 Vanderbilt 0; Alabama 7 Kansas 7; Missouri 13 Bucknell 0; Miami 19 Idaho 16: Utah 0 Greeley State 0; Montana State tie Columbia 27; Brown 36 Western Reserve 13; Case 3 Linfield 6; College of Idaho 0 Villanova 20; Manhattan 0 Cornell 0; Pennsylvapia 0, tie Carnegie Tech 14; North Carolina State 0 North Carolina 20; Virginia West Virginia 7; George Washing- ton 6 Washington and Lee 13; Maryland 19 D Fat hogs exhibited at the 1938 North Carolina state fair brought an average of $8.04 per 100 pounds, or 29 cents more than top quota- tions in Chicago the same day. - U WASH GOLLY, I'D BETTER TELL B COOKT' FIX TWO-MINNIT WOT FER INSTEAD O' E-MINNIT FATHEAD 2 EGGS FER Bl KFAST ! INGTON, WASH. STATERS CO TOMORROW ¢ Football Season for 1938 Practically Ends Satur- day—Many Big Games NOV. 25, 1938. By CLIFF STERRETT REBEKAHS MEET ! Rebekah Lodge met at the Odd Fellows' Hall for their regular busi- WAL, IF ARE BLASTED ness session. Six candidates were WE'RE balloted upon to receive the de- DIGGIN'OUT ey PARST. CUE AT DAWN-- BY MISSOURI Sophomore Chiistman's Righl Arm, Nimble Feet f\l‘t‘ T()() Mll\'ll Today's News Toaay.—FEmplre. How To Relieve Misery of Your CHEST COLUMBIA, Nov. 25 The hope { of the Kansas Jayhawks for an up- over Missouri were i by th ut right arm ar i feet of sophomore Paul Ch ) “SHINE" HALL ~ GALAOISHIGH -+ ...~ ke 2 | . ing from a miser= | 4 i~ able chest cold, try this: Massage throat, ct back with Vicks VapoRub at bed- ne. Then spread a thick layer on chest and cover with warmed cloth. R to work to ys at once. ect through the skin like a poultice; (2) Direct to the irritated air-passages with its medicated Election Sets New Value on Republican Nominaiion in 1940 STAR PLAYER WITH 610 WED BROWN CAME AT BRUNSWICK . Deal onunuee. rrom Page Oned ion loosens oultice-vapor act s es—checks Demoera ears air-pas I 1940, or Makes 4 Touchdowns. 3 Emil Galao appears to have bezu to “Hit 'em” down at his Brunswick| T S et ency to cough eves local Ho T . Fa 0 “hit 'c wn ¢ s Brunswicl deal Congress in 194¢ congestion. Extra Points Against |alieys. He turned in a 610 tally for| e would give his personal popt Sien, by morn- § FICKS Columbia: El three games Wednesday night that | larit t . ing the worst of columbla Eleven S e Bb e ekata Y £ 4 ; arity the test and run for a thi the cold is over. VaroRus SO s ST over th i T 11‘(! a comfor 4 Irving “Shine” Hall, direct des oA ERRR s dant of Capt. Miles Standish, kg s e You'll Say 160% WOOL Is RIGHT" Brown much cause to rejoice on ‘rce from the T R R : o toine 'Ok by oon bl tng | Senmits ‘leading the “way With ET the style you like best, in genuine Utica o 2 Ao X k % wool hunting or wor ! | four touchdowr d three extra O1h Bajcd U0 a0l BoRuig of e peints In the 36 to 27 vietory over TONIZhi's games are Juneau Flor- nd long wear. Thorou 3 ists vs. Don’s Demons and Percy’s v. water-repellent. Correctly Columbia or colors, Macki- aced pa Home Grocery ds and Wednesday night's scores are as - - cossack coats, . ; The 1638 football season is prac RELORES T or prices. Ask your dealer. Style Book FR tically closng tomorrow but severa 1 oo California_Grocery tant cames are on the sched- B. Schmitz 167 = impora i ) . Senton . 1M Myuxbal ule o 7 UThea ORP. y cf Washingten will I r B 5 Schmitz 182 hmwzl& on State. Oregon and A St LT i 830 Noyes Street, Utica, N. Y. will also clash in the Totals 526 580 4871503 - Nosoy, Junenu, Alaska Representative mmmmemmmns 2 o e ; £ : 101 19, 182 493 e s St e NO ‘STAND!NT" m the ranks of the upper classes gave A 1% 183 522 | : £ = o these three seats on zunce stools at a Beaver college party in T Batelho 158 144— 455 MEETS -"“l Sy Bisitental Jenkintown, Pa. Left to right: Mary Tooey, Andover, Mass.; Jean PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Nov. 25. - " ° Colorado College vs. Occidenta 5 Scarsdale, N. Y.; ¢ Rogers. L ;R L . calle BT e A SIS o e L e A Gent, Scarsdale, N. Y.; Janet Rogers. Longmeadow The gallant, Pennsylania. line was 503 457 509—1469 MONDAY Texs, S i AR R 3 ) mashed and sometimes cracked A LOCAL 514 > U. vs. SM.U. wide open yesterday afternoon in 3 . Rice vs. Baylor F A iyt vty bt the ariddess Green Lope ODD FELLOWS' HALL 7:30 P. M. ThilAne AR ! 5 a7, Huntington 181 175 162— 518 § picked themselves up each time pore e 1z PP PP SS S SO N AR B L South Carolina vs. Catholic ] ks g e olfe 224 137 189— 550 - wher in danger and held the highly gjenbers b : Mississippi State vs. Mississippi ¢ i o e "Y' Ellenberg 158 120 190— 468 e m—————r———< —————— avored Cornell to a scoreless draw MEN'S - Georgia Tech vs. Georgia W|NS v“lunteers m gl s s sl R MA K Union Florida vs. Auburn otals 5 32 541—1536 Made D Duke vs. Pittsburgh CARPENTER GETS S “’“"]Z‘; ';28 i5ete iy These mackinaws are of navy blue, heavyweight, all- Oklahoma A. and M. vs. Fordham 5. Galg 2 — d bt s Aol halteinasy n sat looki el TEX AGGIES Snuw an[l Sleet BAD KNEE GASH M. Rhodes 156, 161 150— 478 wool fabric; full-belt, very neat Itmkbn{g.l - Holy Cross vs. Boston College . — R. Galao w o 25— 5w | RMEN’S SH“ES—_ NLY §2 & b4 sy e | i Al Nordstrom, carpenter on the s 9 Bt 5 3 Ly ; Memorial Church construction job Totals 528 562 577—1667 Finest grade leather. DENVER UNIV Thirty-six Thousand Foot- I Tennessee Now Grabs Title on Willoushby' Avenue, was taken — o B TR MEN’S J R ¢ S to St. Ann’s Hoépital today with a A bread and yeast-raised pastry 20 o A ball Spectators Stun- of Champions of serious knee' injuty received from a seems to keep fresh almost indef- | poose vour favorite style ned at Result Southeast b el initely if promptly cooled to 30 " : s e dhd . GETS vIGTuRY —_— e X The saw' cut through a kneecap degrees Centigrade in a carbonic ’ THE YOUNG MEN’'S SHOP AUSTIN, "Dex, Novid 26:—0ut ofh: MENOSWINR, Tenn, Nov, 25, -—|2ndiIeoithe joint- Dr. W. W, Ooun acld . stmosphers, | German - sclen- H A R R Y 247 South Franklin the ashes of eight straight defeatsdIn ‘$fiéwiand' slush, the Tennessee!Cll 1 he attending physician tists find rose the University of Texas yester-: Voluntesrs flashed a spectacular af- . = afternoon to subme Texas Aggies 7 to 6 and stun 36,000 The SPectators who attended the gawme ° | expecting to see them trampled into " |a victoryless season. - o> NEBRASKA WINS OVERKANSAS ST. LINCOLN, Nov. 25. — Nebraska, sed into the reserve by the migt iest challenge Kansas State could muster on the six-inch line, came out finally yesterday afternoon by a victory score of 14 to 7. Tosses Thursday Game 0ff fo Montana N TUCSON, NOONAN TO PETERSBURG | wjjqcats tossed away and gave a Dan A. Noonan, broker, Was a7 50 victory to the Montana Griz- | passenger aboard the Northland for ,jies yesterday afternoon in a Petersburg. ragged clash. OVER COLO. U, DENVER, Col, Nov. 25. 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