The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 18, 1940, Page 5

EASTERN TEAM | LOSES T0 WEST SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 18—The % . Detroit Titans were introduced last| The following are final scores of Saturday to a young man named | football games played last Satur- | Tony Canadeo, When the formali-. day afternoon: ties of introduction were over,’Cap-| Cornell 7; Dartmouth 3. tain Tony's Gonzagans postéd a 13 Colgate 7; Syracuse 6. to 7 victory over the Eastern team. Yale Princeton 10, e i Brown 0; Harvard 14, Subscribe for The Empire Nebraska 9; Pittsburgh 7. Football Scores %% -3 PA s = /, — WINTER TRAVEL can be most enjoyable when you take advantage of modern conveniences provided by such a luxurious train as the Roller-Bearing— NORTH COAST LIMITED Pure, warmed fresh air at just the right temperature and humidity, gently circulated without drafts, makes life in every car healthful and comfortable, regardless of the weather-—thanks to complete Air-Conditioning. Deluxe reclining chair coaches, up-to-date Tourist and Standard Pullman sleepers—Ob- servation-club car, with radio, bufiet library, baths and other enjoyable features. ‘ Famously good meals at popular prices; also lunch serv- ice in coaches and Tourist sleepers. Through to Chicago daily on convenient schedule for eastern and southern connections. Route your May we give you more details and make your reservations? Freight rite or wire — N.B.” KARL K. KA'I’Z, Alaska Representative 200 Smith T ttle. EVERY ALAS = « JatmoN N INOUSTRY SN ALASKA SPENDS OVER 14 MILLION DOLLARS every year on her schools—to keep them up to high educational stand- ards. And Alaska’s Canned Salmon In- dustry does a lot to help foot this bill! More than 70% of all taxes collected by the Territorial Treasury...plus additional SURE, WE'RE HELFING THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY NOV. 18, 1940. [ Navy 0; Columbla 0, tie. Penn 48; Army 0. [ sEoston College 19; Gcorguown | 18, i Iowa 7; Notre Dame 0. Temple 6; Holy Cross 6. ’ Duke 3; Kentucky 17; North Carolina 6. West Virginia 9 | New York University 0; Penn ‘SI ate 25, Ohio State 14; Illinois 6. ‘ Bucknell 20; Gettysburgh 7 | Towa State 12; Kansas State 0. | Purdue 6; Minnesota 33. Michigan State 6; Marquette 7 Indiana 10; Wisconsin 27 Carnegie Tech 19; Franklin Mar- shall 6. Virginia 14; Tennessee 41 Tennessee Poly 0; Vanderbilt 21. | Louisiana State 21; Auburn 13. | Alabama 14; Georgia Tech 13 | Tulane Georgia 13 ‘ Texas Aggi Rice 0. | Oregon 6; California 14. | Nevada 0; Idaho 6. | University of Washington Southern California 0. Stanford 28; Oregon State 14 Detroit 7; Gonzaga 13 Washington State 26; SUNDAY GAME Santa Clara 19; St. Ma - 'CORNELL BEATS DARTMOUTH BUT IN CLOSE GAME HONOVER, Nov. 18—With only six seconds remaining in which to Walt Scholl, from the six- 4 line, tossed a touchdown pass to Bill Murphy to give Cornell a 7 to 3 win last Saturday over the fighting Dartmouth team before a startled crowd of 10,000 spectators The Indians outbattled the over- whelmingly favorite Reds in all {but the last three minutes when Cornell uncorked the game with a winning drive of 57 yards by Nick Drahos and the game ended with the place kicking of Cornell's sev- enth point, — - QUICK RELIEF for troubled feet Tele, 648, Chiropodist. Dr. Steves. 14: UCLA 34 KA YOUNGSTER GET A GOOD START IN LIFE! L Federal taxes, which help incorporated ‘ towns support local schools—come from | the Canned Salmon Industry. More than | $1,000,000 in taxes is paid annually by the ‘ Industry. This important revenue contri- ‘ buted by Alaska’s biggest taxpayer helps | Alaska give its children a fine education. J 'Huskies . Defeal Trojans|| University of Washington Holds Southern Cali- fornia Scoreless SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 18, — oring touchdowns in the second|j! and fourth periods, the Washing- ton Huskies last Saturday after- noon defeated the Trojans from| Southern California 14 to 0 before| 30,000 spects Fullback Jack Stackpool went 78| | yards for the first score Johnny M in both ca 1 kicked the points - Noire Dame Defeated by Iowa Squad SOUTH BEND, lnd Nov. 18.— The tling Towa machine knocked Notre Dame from the ranks of un- defeated and untied last Saturday afternoon with a 7 to 0 upset win before 50,000 spectators. Iowa recovered a fumble in the final qu: on the 24-yard line and Green scored from the one- yard line > ~ NOTICE Party who was out at Eagle River Landing, and took the ropes was seen and recognized. 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