The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 16, 1941, Page 5

Blitzkrieg | Grid Games | Now Seen S!reamlinir{g of Mililaryl Strategy Forecasts Change in Football AP FEATURE CINCINNATI, Sept Clem Crowe of Xavier Univer: bas an idea that blitzkrieg w fare will bring about a change in football technique { “With all of this streamlining of | strategy, at home and Crowe * says, “I believe is due for another that is destined o] nake the game faster for the| . tans and more ingenious for the \\3 players.” | | Crowe says world turmoil al-| ’ . ways produces a psychological re-| 2 action on sports and recreations. | “Why, even a glimpse of Greek or Roman history reveals that the| athletes of those days tuned up! their technique following their mll-} itary skirmishes,” he asserts One of the Knute Rockne-tutor- ed “mules” who worked in frout of Notre Dame’s famed “four horsemen” of 1924-25, Crowe con- templates’ greater use of the T formation which he describes as a sort of “military type” of football mechanism, He wiil not forsake passing, kick- | ! |ing and agile wing-work i “I'm just going to keep amme:d\ to the 20th century developments that I believe are in line with the streamling evidences all around| Mark of A . YOUR GUIDE TO QUALITY Whiskies-Gins Evercletir Grain Alcohol 190 Proof Always Reasonably Priced THE AMERICAN DISTILLING CO. 369 Pine Street, San Francisco merican SERVICE ! 16, —Coach | military ibroad,” that fcotball ¢+ overhauiing WINSLOW, HUSKY " HOOPER, ABOARD STEAMER ALEUTIA If the name of rangy Bobby Win-| . slow appears on the roster of Hec Edmondson’s University of Wash-| ington basketball team this year, the Alaska Steamship Company will deserve some of the credit. Winslow, junior assistant to Pur- 'lser Larry MacNamee aboard the er Aleutian, said during the vessel's recent call here that the | summer spent sailing Alaskan g5 (bodtom) who won | waters has put him in_prime con- 1 singles title at Forest |dition for the basketball season. Hills in 1939 and lost it last year, A familiar figure for years to holids the cup he won again after | fans who knew him as the purple- Frank Kovas of Oakland, |8nd-gold clad mascot of Husky the 1941 crown. Mrs. ,jqufntrts, Winslow stretched into y Cooke (top) defeated quite a basl_(etball player himself " land won his freshman numerals d Betz to take the women's |y, years ago. He played super- singles title. The matches were |yarsity ball last season and this ved on the Forest Hills courts | year hopes to see his name in lights on the first team scoreboard. beating Calif., f Pa ine B in New York, 4 . ] S i | neau U CEERSFORTHS HOMER THE WHEN SUMMER SUDDENLY SCAMPERED Dispersing summer's sunshine, a snowstorm moved southward along the Rocky Mountains, bringing Den- est storm in Weather Bureau his Irene Edwards inspects the plight of her orcha ver its secend e bent and broken. M Immunization Clinic | Be Held Tomorrow The monthly clinic for immuni- zation against diphtheria and vac- cination against smallpox will be held again tomorrow in the Ju- Public Health Center, room 108 in the Territorial Building. The clinic will be heid between the hours of and 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Parents are advantage of the fered by immunization se two serious diseases. children between the ages of six months and five years are the most . susceptible to smallpox and diphtheria, and should be immu- nized at the clinic, it is said. s Cp il i AFTER YOU, EDDIE DOUGLAS, Sept. 16, Erwin Cheney followed in Eddie Wagnei's footsteps as fullback at Colorado University. Now he has succeeded Wagner grid coach at Douglas High School .- VETERAN MINER WEDS Casper Ellingen and Olive Muska Banks, both long time residents of Alaska, were recently married at Fairbanks. Ellingen is a veteran northland miner and prospector, - — The Daily Alaska Empire has the iargest pald circulation of any Al aska nDewspaper. 9 again urged to take protection of- against Younz gh Joc Medwick greeted Dolph Camilli with a cheery handshake after a fourth inning homer, in t of a decisive three-game series between the Cards and the Dodgers at St. Louis, the Cardinal ans sat silent and glum. Pete Reiser (27), who wa; on base with Medwick, waits to greet Dolph. The umpire is Al Barlick. The Dodgers won in the eleve ith inning 6 to 4. DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE,. TUESDAY SEPT. 16, 1941. DODGERS WIN AGAINST REDS IN 17 FRAMES Umpires Refuse fo Call Game on Account of Darkness (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) In a weird game which stretched 17 innings Into *darkness with the umpires refusing to call the con- test, the Brooklyn Dodgers defeat- ed Cincinnati 5-1 last night ‘The Dodgers scored ali their runs in the final inning, but enly after Manager Leo Durocher had tried inducing his men to strike out for ltear the game would be called, with the game reverting to a scoreless tie. .No other National League games were played yesterday. GAMES MONDAY American League Cleveland 2; New York 4 Chicago 1; Boston 6. St. Louis 4; Philadelphia 0. Flowers and trees, such as this plum tree, were d. Almost Ready ‘ © | €an Francisco ..... Ch: Jlenger Lou Novs and champion Jb& Louis size one another up Dr. Walker exami..es Nova’s heart at the New York Boxing Commis- sior’s office, Tliey & e signad (o fight for the title September 29, (Queer Ways Present War - Has of Hitfing Us; (anada EvenHands Out Litfle Swat |now we're exporting the stuff. It ‘used to be produced by France. claims it has| The Navy concludes, still dead- the stuff for|pan: “In normal times the annual consumption of haif-inch gold lace The bureau was putting out a|is approximately 20,000 yards, or large ordér for raidiosondes the equivalent of ten sea miles.” gadgets that float high in the air| How are you on sea miles? and report weather conditions. i v apend Then the bureau found out itcculd‘ | get radiosondes with a great deal JUNE I" JANUARY' ALMOST, ANYWAY |less aluminum, made of plastic materials. So it patriotically denied litself the aluminum. | GREAT BEND, Pa. Sept. 16— ! While other children are begin- | For a war perfod we're certainly | ning school, pupils of Ararat ‘spendmg our money in queer | township have just passed the places. The first five months of | halfway mark. | this year the biggest increase inl In this district of heavy snows | American business went to the and blocked roads, the school lauto dealers. That's understand- | year starts in April and this year | able,. because of the fear prices:wlll end just before Christmas. |will rise. But the jewelry stores In previous years school was out (caught the next biggest increafieiat Thanksgiving, but the year has lin business, and a close neighbor | been extended to conform with were the candy makers. This year |the state we’re probably going to pass the term. all-time high for candy eating, | 4 and that was 17 pounds per per-| son a year. (uununvea from Page One) inum. The bureau saved six tons of defense. |ADD ODDMENTS ————.——— The Martha Society is holding a rummage sale Wednesday and The Navy, unsmiling, contrib-| Thirsday in the Northern Light utes an odd business note. It an- Presbyterian Church parlors at nounces fhat its efforls to encouc- 10 am. ady. age the gold Mace and braid busi- ness has been so successful that! ———————— BUY DEFENSE STAMPS _ BRINGING UP FATHER MAGGIE'S BROTH WAS RIGHT-WHEN HE SAID THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE PASS HERE-, THEY CERTAINLY GO BY-NONE COME N - e ER - AH-HERE COMES GOLL BY DOCTOR BET HE'S GONNA SOMEONE /TS OUR FARILY CTHIS 1S FINE=ITL BUY HS MEDICINES FROM ME — By GEORGE McMANUS Washington 8; Detroit 5. National League Brooklyn 5; Cincinnati innings. Pacific Coast League No games were played in the Pacifi? Ccast League yesterday &s the teams were traveling to open on the week’s schedule today. This is the last week of the regular 1941 schedule, with the playoffs. | STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS Pacific Coast Leagne | Won Lost Pet. 97 68 .588 97 72 574 95 2 .560 82 85 491 8 01 462 i 92 456 70 91 435 68 93 422 League | Won Lost 92 50 89 51 6 64 ¥ 65 64 4 -85 m Boston ... e 58 82 Philadelphia 40 98 Amerioan League Won Lost ) TNk ¢ Seattle Sacramento San Diego Hollywood Oakland Los Angeles Portland. . 5 wational | Pet.| 648, 636 | 543 Brooklyn St. Louls Cincinnati | Pittsburgh New. York Chicago | Chicago | Cleveland 1 Detroit, | 8t. Louis | Washington Philadelphia - A3l YANKS DEFEAT INDIANS, 4-2: BROWNS WIN Foxx, Williams Collect Circuit Clouts | (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) 1 Although held to six hits, thel |teated the Cleveland Indians, 4-2. {The Clevelanders collected nine singles, all too scattered to be ef- | fective against the bunched Yankee {attack, |clift gave St. Louis the winning Iimargin over Philadelphia, the Browns thus breaking a 3-3 tie for \the 4-3 score. | Washington scored five hits and as many runs in the first two in- nings to wallop Decroit, 8-5, while Boston won game, cleaning Chicago, 6-1. The Boston-Chicago battle saw - required nine - mONN | roy wiliams belabor his thirty- | | tifth homer of the season, this time with two aboard, and Jimmy Foxx singled with the bases loaded in the sixth to drive in the pair of winning runs. e Subscribe 0 the Dany Alasxs Empire—the paper with the larges! paid eirenlatinn ‘mahy years—seven games. \Boston Tak:s—Chi(ago—[ |New York Yankees yesterday de-| A tenth inning single by Harland ! its seventh straight| Something You've Wanted! READY MADE DRAPERIES We've added another department for your A beautiful tailored to our own specifications, of quality fabrics SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY convenience and pleasure stock of ready-made drape throughout OFFER 36" wide 6.9 pair 50" wide 7.9 pair ® 7 Feet Long 2 All Fully Lined ® Fast Colors ® 3" Hems ® Pleated ® Deep Headings NATURAL ® ROSE BLUE GREEN GOLD RO N . DO Striking floral, scroil, and striped effect; on rich solid color backgrounds. 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