The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 21, 1940, Page 5

— s THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIBE, MOND.{\Y. OCT. 21, 1 HUSKIES WIN OREGONLOSES; UCLA Is | - 50. CALIFORNIA | U GREAT GAME “winer13t00 Upset by FROM OREGON .=z »==.c == (al. Bears = et g g g 18 B e om0 socnonne e PYOVES fo Be Hero of |} 1940. Ohio Stafe Loses Title, Champion Sixiy-threefiusand Rain Drenched Fans See SPECTACULAR CLEARANCE DRAPERY MATERIALS Over 200 Yards Priced for Inmediate Clearances The following are final scores of principal football games played last Saturday afternoon: | Oregon State 0; University of Washington 19, Stanford 26; 14 U.C.LA. 7; California 9 Oregon 0; University of Southern California 13. | Washington State| | Sixty-one Yard Touchdown Made to Thrill Rain- yard run of a lateral by Big Ben Southern California defeated Or'c‘-1 SUbs“'u'e Lef' Halfba(k‘ ! Duke 13; Colgate 0. Minnesota Win COLUMBUS, Oct. 21.—The great _The @oat| Nebraskn 53; Kansas 2. 19 to 0 victory with a sensational Minnesota team wrecke o 1ho 0; Boston College 60. 6l-yard touchdown run by Gene lOSES ouI To {perfod of last Saturday's game, State’s hopes of retaining the West- Indiana 10. | Walters, of Tacoma, sub halfbac | Caltfornia’s Bears upset the do ted the University of Cal- A THRILI GG THREE-DAY SALE OF Conference football title of ions last Saturday afternoon than 63,000 rain- ern two Ohio threats near the goal line ——-— - IDAHO IS TRIMMED IN EASTERN GAME Boston College Defeafs Western Rival-10,- 000 Fans Chilled BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 21.—Bos- ton College’s power and deception bewildered completely the out- classed Idaho eleven last Saturday afternoon as the soaring Eagles trampled their intersectional rivals 60 to 0 before a chilled crowd of 10,000 persons. D Princeton 28; Pennsylvania 46. Maryland 0; Florida 19, Vanderbilt 0; Georgia Tech 19. Tech 0; Notre Dame 61. ate 14; Missouri 30. Texas 21; Arkansas 0. Illinois 0; Michigan 28. Drake 0; Navy 19. Georgia 13; Columbia 19. Syracuse 6; Cornell 33. Holy Cross 13; N.Y.U. 7. Fordham 24; Pittsburgh 12. Dartmouth 7; Yale 13. Army 6; Harvard 6, tie. Penn State 34; Lehigh 0. Connecticut 13; Maine 6. Minnescta 13; Ohio State 7. - 'NORTHWESTERN " VICTORS AGAIN; DEFEAT BADGERS MADISON, Wis., Oct. 21. — The Northwestern Wildcats, . of Ohio State and Syracuse, remain I soaked Spectators | kies soundly trounced the game but conquerors | _FAVORED IOWA SEATTLE, Oct. 21.—Capping | the University of Washington Hu B! INDIANA TEAM | e e | 20,000 Leave Game 'GAME PLAYED in Happy Spirit BDOOMING'I:)—I;..OCK 21 —Indi- ana, previously trampled upon by Texas and Nebraska, bounced back SNOW STORM; RAMS wINNERS last Saturday afternoon against the/ RS 'rzw‘)jred Iowa team by winning N} Pittsburgh Goes Down fo| e victory sent a nomecomins 5 rowd of 20,000 spectators awa; Defea' as 40,000 Gnd ?room the stands m:d i)lcuchers 1::‘ : Fans Shiver ‘ — |a most happy mood ‘ .- | 1 Lgan el | prrrsurcn, 7o oct 2—ray- CORNELLRUNSUP ‘mg in the first snowstorm of the | season before a- shivering crowd of | BIG SCORE BEATS | U [ SYRACUSE ELEVEN | 40,000 football fans, Fordham's un-| ITHACA, Oct. 21.—Cornell, gro | beaten Rams converted block kicks| and a fumble into touchdowns to crush Pittsburgh 24 to 12 last Sat- urday afternoon. It was the third' and defes | Saturday’s Game BERKELEY, Cal, Oct. 21.— ls«mng 2 field goal in the final fornia at Los Angeles § to 7 Henry Zacharies, substitute lelt d"’“]“;“ by alinitg 13 " to Rice 6; Tulane 15. | thoroughly outclassed Oregon State . od RIS Northwestern 27; Wisconsin 7. |team last Saturday afternoon be- . halfback, was the hero of the game i o ] sed A 4 - 34 w for the bes xlection ces, ie Minnesota gridders repulsed puppeqsee 27; Alabama 12. fore 35.000 rain-soaked fans. Homecomi ng Crowd of when he booted the ovar througn I ”} O 'P)‘ R "}" g st By ‘11\' | Jiadd such as these, they won't last long. the uprights from te 23-yard mark- er, R STANFORD CLOSERTO ROSE BOWL Gels 26 fo ?fllidcry Sat- urday Over Wash- ington Staters PULLMAN, Wash,, Oct. 21.—Four “Men in White" as hard to catch SAVE 45¢ to 95¢ Per Yard : BETTER CRAPERY MATERIALS and we suggest you come early tomor Y )4 Reg. 1.00 to 1.50 per yard 65>e yad Reg. 1.65 to 1.50 per yard 1.00 yard 50 INCHES WIDE ® PRINTED LINENS ) v L So 4 1A ¥ | among the Natiqn's unde{enwd consecutive triumph for the Rams.| N8 more powerful and decepti so many straying thoughts, car- The vaiy Alaska mmpire has the | teams by overpowering the Wiscon- RIS T B S each week, rolled over Syracuse|ried the Rose Bowl hopes of Stan- ° largest paid circulstion of any Al- | sin Badgers last Saturday after- | last Saturday afternoon to win 33| ford one notch nearer to the New DAMASK k1 newspaper I noon 27 to 7. ! 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Oct. 21. — The aroused Harvard team was inspired to great deeds a few seconds too late last Saturday afternoon and wound up on the Army's six-yard |line at the final whistle and hdd Complete Selection! Lower Prices Now! Christmas may seem like such a long way i off right now. But do you remember that : last minute rush for Christmas cards last | .year? You kept putting it off because there was SO much time . . . and the first thing you knew Christmas was upon you. That is why we suggest you come right down to our office now and make your selection. You'll find a wonderful assort- ment of beautiful cards, you can leave your orders for personalized cards. and you can then send your cards out at your leisure . . . if you order your Christmas ALASKA to be satisfied with a 6 to 6 tie. The game was played before 30,000 spectators. EMPIRE | \ cards now. ‘ | OPEN UNTIL €:00 P. M B. M. B QUALITY SINCE 1887 ComBia 0.5 RAFRAIDERS W cxongi CARRY FIGHT ooz TOGERMANS NEW YORK, Oct. 21.—The sav-| age collection of Columbia Lions out-fought the heavier Georgia | eleven last Saturday afternoon to a 19 to 13 win and thus preserved their undefeated record to date. A e Sting Nazi Land by Drop- | ping Explosives at One Hundred a Minute (Continued from Page One) raiders attacking cities in the north- ern section of Italy. The raid was the first since early in September, by daylight. Swarm Across Channel Nazi raiders swarmed across the English channel in an attack on London, Liverpool and other sec- tions of the Island Kingdom but| after the 44th consecutive night raid | on the British Capital, Londoners characterized the assault as “com-| paratively light.” Some Casualties ‘The communique of the Air Min- istry acknowledges that some deaths | resulted from the air raid and per- sons were injured in metropolitan | London where damage was done to EHRENDS Co. !that long range bombers of fome buildings ineluding man; dwellings. i One London hospital suffered from a direct bomb hit, iInflicting heavy damage on the children’s ward but no casualties, however. ITALIAN RAID CONFIRMED LONDON, Oct. 21.—The Reuters News Agency reported = that afy raid alarms sounded Sunday night at Berne and Zurich, indicati t British air force were attacking the big industrial centers of norths en Italy, N For more than a month British bombers have refrained from rai ing the important military objecs tives of northern Italy. { BOATS BOMBED » LONDON, Oct. 21.—This morn= ing British planes crossed to the continent and dropped bombs on a port in Norway which in recent days has seen increasing Nazi ac- tivity. A number of shallow draft boats were reported to have been coa= centrated in the port, which ohs servers believe might have been intended as the jumping off place for surprise invasion of Scotland. These boats were bombed. — - Subscripe te she Dally Alaska Ems pire —the paper with tne largest guaranteed circuisiion, & FROSH—No 5 GLACIER al consid- eration beca Mpefi. dke does the Rev. Alfred J. 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