The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 2, 1942, Page 5

PHONE A CLASSIFIED FOR RENT FOR SALE LOST—FOUND MISCELLANEOUS WANTED HUSKIES WIN FROM OREGON STATE TEAM :Spedacularfiflléhg Distance | Touchdowns Give | 13-0 Victory i ‘ £ TLE, Nov. 2 Two spec- tacular long distance touchdown | thrusts gave the University of Wash- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FOOTBALL Alabama . SCORES ,' Loses To of principal football games played Thirty-three e Thosand DIZ- last Saturday afternoon Bucknell 13. i Pitt 19. i Lafayette 7; Carnegie Tech 6; Navy 0; Notre Dame 9. St. Mary's 0; Fordham 7. | Springfield 0, Rutgers 21 7y Fans See Sensation Colby 6; Maine 29. Fourth Period William and Mary 4 5; Dartmouth ington Huskies a 13 to 0 victory ovex | Oregon State last Saturday after- {noon. Only 7,000 persons saw the contest | Gene Walters, substitute halfback, executed a 57-yard touchdown run |in the second quarter and the cored again in the third when halfback Bob Erickson | tossed . a long 46-yard pass to Sam Robinson who ran 30 yards more tc score, the play good for 76 yards. L eee Copy must be in the office by 2 o'clock in the afternoon to in- sure insertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone from persons listed in telephone directory. Count five average words to the line. Daily rate per line for consecu- tive insertions One day 10¢ MINNESOTA BEA.I,S Additional days 5¢ Minimum charge .. 50¢ NORTHWESTERN AS FRICKEY STEPS IN MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. Led by Herman Frickey, the Gophers’ regu- FURNISHED house. 822 Basin | ular right half, who ran from the Road. Call after 7 p.m. left spot in place of injured Bill Daley, Minnesota defeated North- | western last Saturday afternoon by a score of 19 to 7 Frickey sparked his team to vic- tory by scoring two touchdowns, one , fon a twisting | of a punt NATION'S SCORER FOR RENT ROOM furnished house, !\n) glassed-in porches. Phone Doug- las 18. | 3-ROOM cottage and bath in Ju- neau. Phone Thane 3 three rings after 5 pm. | FOR SALE (Confinued) 4 HP. OUTBOARD, $50 Phone 671 before 5 p.m. cash. | 2 TWO TRIPP residences on upper | Main St, to close estate. See| Mrs. Fred B. Johnston on prem- | i 623 Main St. Phone green VACANCY—Nugget Apartments. 413. CABIN, §7. Phone green 234. 78-yard run back “rent. | 3 ROOM Furnished house and im- provements on 5-acre homesite. 50 chickens, 13% mi. Loop Road, | Auk Lake. L. W. Cord. P. O.| Box 609. FURNISHED apartment for Phone red 600. 2-ROOM Furnished Apt., oil stoves, 608 Willoughby., Phone Douglas 372. Wooster 13; Mount Union 0. | ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. 2—Georgla’s Army 0; Penn 19. | dash and daring, personified by All- Dennison 6; Otterbein 0. American Frankie Sinkwich and his North Caroiina Fliers 9: Syra- |pass-snatching partner George cuse 0 “*= | Poschner, took the measure last Sat- Florida 0; Maryland 13 urday afternoon of the great Ala- Tufts 6; Northeastern 6, tie, | Pama team before 33,000 dizzy fans Renselaer 0; Comst Guard 88 with a sensational fourth period at- | West Virginia 24: Penn State 0. tack, winning by a score to 21 to 0. Hoowh 0 vate 7y Alabama scored in the first quart- Georgetown 0; Boston College 47.! Georgia Tech 26; Duke 7. Purdue 7; Iowa 13 Ohio University 39 Depauw 0; Butler Towa Cade! b Michigan State 7 Hempen Sydney Hamilton 0; ed 47 yards for a touchodwn R - ‘U(lA CONTINUES VICTORY MARCH; Miami 13. 39. Indiana 6 Temple 7, 6; Leigh 51. Swartmore 8. Penn Milit 14; Delaware 19. North Carolina 14; North Caro- lina State 21. | Virginia Tech 20; Virginia 14. | Alabama 10; Georgia 21 Colgate 6; Holy Cross 6 Princeton 14; Harvard 19 Northwestern 7; Minnesota 19. Buffalo 26; John Hopkins 6 Ilinois 14; Michigan 28 Cornell 13; Columbia 14 lw. | LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2.—The bat- | tling Burins of UCLA swept aside | another barrier in their drive toward | | the Pacific Coast Conference title | last Saturday afternoon by soundly | thumping Stanford, 20 to 7, before a crowd of 55,000 The Uclans won the game with sharp passing attacks with halfback OMIKhaA" 14: Tota State 7 Al Solari throwing and Vic Smith Misslssippi State 6; Auburn 0. (! His Dol cnd MXY:;:\ES"HM:::IMM 14; Franklin KA"SAS OUIPI.AYS City College of "EBRASKA' FINALLY LOSES THRILL GAME Hobart 6. LAWRENCE, Nov. 2. tie. New York 20; Southern Methodist 7; Texas 21. | College of Pacific 0; Fresno 13. | Occidental 27; Redlands 6 | OHIOSTATE | er when speedy Russell Craft scoot- | TAKES STANFORD BlASTED BY WISCONSIN MADISON, Wis,, Nov. 2 underdog, Wisconsin, blasted Ohio State from football's Number One ranking football team last Saturday afternoon before a crowd of 45,000 | bulging-eyed spectators |line makers were Big M Harder and fleet Elroy H an All-Anerican end, Dave together with brilliant team- was Wisconsin 17, The The head- ‘ inger, work. The score Ohio State T | - IlllNOIS DEFEATED AS MICHIGAN MAKES | . ATOUCHDOWNS, WINS. ANN ARBOR Ml(ll Nov. 2 Michigan swept through the highly | regarded Illinois football eleven last | Saturday afternoon for four touch- downs to win 28 to 14 It was Michigan’s second Big Ten victory against one defeat and the | Wolverines struck hard through the lair and on the land to win D s U OF MONTANA LOSES CONTEST " 10 IDAHO, 210 | MISSOULA, Mont., Nov. 2.—Three | touchdown passes gave Idaho a vic- tory over Montana here last Sat- | urday afternoon, 21 to 0. Ray Davis and Howard Manson were behind |the tosses which brought scores in the first three periods. Kansas | | R | P PIGGLY PAGE FIVE WIGGLY 3% QUALITY with SERVICE ECONOMY For those who have large families we have a large selection again of the No. and FRUITS. most VEGETABLES 10 cans of FRESH LOCAL CARROTS and TURNIPS in the bulk KLIM Whole Milk in 50-pound drums. 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Great | Lakes won the game, 17 to 0 _|LINE SMASHERDON | " STEPHENS WINNER " " FOR RICE'S OWLS "~ | HOUSTON, Texas, Nov. 2—Don | Stephens, line-smashing full back, | paced Rice Owls to a victory last Saturday afternoon, 17 to 7, over | the Texas Tech Rvd Raiders. | ‘(AlIFORNIA STILL IN TITLE RACE BY DEFEATING OREGON | | BERKELEY, Calll‘., Nov. 2. | fornia clung to a slim but mathe- Cali- s N N ' M A J o R lEAGuE matical chance for the Pacific Coast WANTED TO BUY—Baby bugey | ! Conference championship last Sat- in good condition. Write D-lOOO,‘ {urday afternoon with a victory over Empire. { B the University of Oregon 20 to 7, in SN A AR e | (2 bruising encounter which saw Ore- WANTED — Girls or women for| TOUR“EY HERE | gon provide the individual star. kitchen or waitress work. Ex- | He was Tom Roblin, quarterback, perience preferred, but not nec-| who switched to fullback and per- essary. 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' Cardinals [ BN YORK, Nov. 2—Paul Gov- | — e SenesCU 147 189 188— 524 |€rmali's miraculous passing helped | TURN your old gold 'into value,| | Duckworth 195 198 184 577 Columbia to upset Cornell for the | sash or trade at Nugget Shop. \Hulcv 146 152 141 439 |Second straight year last Saturday s e on a 60-yard touchdown toss in the | BUARANTEED Realistic Perma- :(bflccar(hy :;2 :gz ;;;> :fig final Lwoymmutes of the game. The | oent, $5.50. Paper Curls, $1 up |Commons — 4401 score was s Columbla, 14, Comnell 13 \ola Beauty Shop. Phone 301.| —_—— i 318 Decker Way. ‘Total 746 834 863—2443 | = e o o TUANEDEFEATS u ) Pehrman 178 179 146— 503! i Knoten 149 143 137— 429| VA"DERB"J ON | PARTLY fumished 3-room bunga-| Lot 181 177 164— 522/ I low, 3 acres ground. Front Air- Renat 192 159 151— 502! port Gate. Phone 155. Fehling 175 125 150— 459 F ORWARD pASSES' $§15 A MONTH-—no down payment e TR T for 5 acres of land with 4-room| Total 875 183 T57—2415| NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2—Tulane partly furnished house overlook- BPO Elks . last Saturday afternoon combined ing Auk Lake. P.O. Box 1826, Carnegie 181 167 157— 505 |drama with heads-up foothall to Juneau. Dodge 140 134 140— 414;defea'. Vanderbilt and overcome a 42 i - Vogel 204 194 166— suijinx. Marty Comer, veteran end, 5-RM. FUR. house, 2 sun porches, | Taylor 170 148 149— 467 snatched three touchdown passes to electric range, oil heat, 820 Sixth | Ragudos 149 170 140— 459 | top the attack. The final score was and Nelson. Phone red 610. S _ | Tulane 28, Vanderbilt 21. i e s L iEER o g DRI G (et T > TWO beautiful red fox furs.Phone Total 844 813 752_2409; —— .- | black 624. | i) 5l oy ARy TURNER TO [FOURTOUCHDOWNS SECOND - HAND two-ton truck ENTER U. 8. NAVY | with 100 feet steel oil hose. See John Mills of Douglas after 5 p.m. H. J. Turner, son of Mrs. Harley J. Turner, INFINALPERIOD ARMY IS SHUTOUT Grinnell 13; Coe 6. Wesleyan 0; Case 25. Mississippi 48; Memphis 0. Clemson 6; Wake Forest 19 Marshall 13; Dayton 20, Chattanooga 40; Rollins 6. Oregon State 0; University Washington 13. Colorado State 14; Utah 33. Texas Tech 17; Rice 17. Oklahoma A & M 20; Creighton ‘GEORGIA TECH IN UNDEFEATED RANKS BY WIN OVER DUKE DURHAM, N. C., Nov. 2. Georgia | | Tech stayed in the ranks of the of last Saturday afternoon by defeat- | ing Duke 26 to 7 STUBBORN NAVY GRIDDERS LOSE TO NOTRE DAME 2 L Great Lakes 17; Missouri 0. Baylor 10; Texas Christian 7. Nebraska 14; Kansas 7. Louisiana State 0; Tennessee 2(). Vanderbilt 21; Tulane 28, Arkansas 0; Texas A & M 41. South Dakota 0; Iowa Teachers 6 | Oregon 17; California 20. | CLEVELAND, Nov. s Idaho 21; Montana 0. Dame continued on the comeback Stanford 7; UCLA 20, trail last Saturday afternoon by de- New Mexico 0; Nevada 0, ti. feating the stubborn Navy 9 to 0 for Wisconsin 17; Ohio State 7. w the fourth great contest for which 72,000 tickets were sold Angelo Bertillo, quarterback, went over from the one-yard line on a sneak play after a 50-yard march, and then the game was clinched for the Irish with a field goal from placement by quarterback Tom Creevey. The final score was Notre Dame 9, Navy 0. R - SUNDAY GAMES Santa Clara 8; San Francisco 6. St. Louis 20; Loyola at Los An-| geles 6. | ——————.— ! BY PENN'S FORCES BY SWIFT ATTACK HOUSTON, Texs, Nov. 2.—Penn’s | power packed forces bided their time last Saturday afternoon for two periods and then struck swiftly and surely three times in the second | half to dump the Army from the list of the nation’s unbeaten teams by a score of 19 to 0. The game was played before an estimated 68,000 spectators. The Quaker touchdowns resulted from pass interceptions. — e TEXAS CHRISTIAN BEATEN BY BAYLOR FORT WOETH. Nov. 2.—Baylor | efeated Texas Christian last Sat- | urday afternoon by bouncing the Horned Frogs from the nation’s un- defeated list on a 17-yard field goal | by Bert Edmlnson winning by a 10‘ to 7 scol | HARVARD MAKES COMEBACK T0 WIN CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 2—Last | Saturday afternoon, Harvard refused | to quit under a two touchdown| jandicap and was rewarded with a win over Princeton, 19 to 14. Wyle snatched a touchdown pass from Jack Comeford to give the Crimson | gridders the victory. BUQ DEFENSE BONDS and receive TWO fr e | nation’s undefeated football teams | SIG FAUST as a paid-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | is invited to present this coupon this evening at the box office of the- — CAPITOL THEATRE of Juneau, and formerly | 16-PT. BOAT, 16 hp. outboard Evinrude. Phone black 100 after 5 pm. with the Auditor’s Office here, lelt‘ by steamer today for the South. He intends to enlist in the United States \ 3 - ————— Navy, -RM. FURNISHED nhouse. P.O. 6 Box 1075. MODERN 5 room furnished log ————e— EYES EXAMINED ! and BROKEN LENSES replaced in| our own shop. Dr. Rae Lillian| DEFEATS INDIANA WILMINGTON, Nov. 2—Throttled rox three quarters, Towa Preflight Nnval Sea Hawks found their power in the final period of the game last Saturday afternoon to score four OKLAHOMA DOWNS IOWA STATE, 14-7 AMES, Nov. 2—0klahoms pd(k ing all their scoring into the first house, Mile 3% Glacler Highway. Montgomerys. Itouchdowns for a victory o o Carlson, Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. diana, 26 to 6. T half, downed Towa State last Sat- urday afternoon, 14 to 7. LOIS STONE ROMERO, Defen- dant. | The President of the United States of America to the above pamed Defendant, Greeting /OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Ju- dicial Division, at Juneau, within | thirty (30) days after November | 23, 1942, the last date of publica- tion of this Summons, and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff on file in said Cowrt in the above entitled action. The plaintiff in said action demands the following relief: A decree of divorce from you, Should you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judg- | ment against you for want thereof and will apply for the relief de- manded in his said complaint and as hereinbefore stated. WITNESS the Honorable George | F. Alexander, Judge of said Court and the seal of said court here- unto affixed, this 31st day of Oc- tober, 1942. ROBERT E. COUGHLIN, Clerk, By J. W. LEIVERS, Deputy Clerk. 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