The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 16, 1944, Page 2

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At BUI FEw UPSETS y crushed Pittsburgh 69 to 7 least a dozen different backs saw r its highest scoring aggregate in action, Bob Kelly setting the tempo ‘1 campaigns. by sprinting 53 yards in the first Penn, meanwhile, saw its Fresh-| scrimmage play men frolic to a 46 to 0 verdict OVer| qhe Army used everybody against William and Mafy, and GeOTgia pjtt byt the scoring mounted higher Tech trimmed the previously un-|gng higher e o Tony Minisi and Al Sica, a pair Those achievements were in direct ot Frosh ball-carriers operated be-| contrast to the Nav narrow 7 to = INGAMES PLAYED | LAST WEEKEN y Associated Press) final period for its triumph. Hal Hamberg, a tiny back rele- gated fo the reserves by a horde of bigger tars at Navy, gave the Mid- dies thair triumph over Duke. Biggest Upset The biggest upset of the day was | Colgate's spilling of Cornell 14 to 7. It overshadowed Purdue’s loss to Towa Pre-flight, 13 to 6, the Sea- hawks getting both their touch- {downs by intercepting Purdue’s passes. | Les Horwath escorted Ohio State to a 20 to 7 verdict over Wisconsin with a last period outbhurst, break- ing a 7 to 7 tie. Roger Barksdale, | hero of unbeaten Yale, pushed Col-| umbia to its first setback 27 to 10.| Michigan scored three touchdowns {in the first 19 minutes and then | coasted to a 27 to 0 win over North- TS SN NONe sy hind a strong Penn line to the nia and Georgia Tech in- 0 margin over twice-beaten Duke. 2 g iy i their prestige among the Lucky Tie Game amazement of the previously un- e Rt el rhe Nomtn arorine. Cloudbusters, Deaten Southerners, " and Georgia M ristriiaargaion ik LU a Cloudbusters, ooy counted three times in the toud bangs heard just at sun- the nation’s number two team in an Associated Press poll, tied 13 to 13 They were lucky to king the early-season Navy and North Car- ght Dame piled up the bige score since 1932, drubbing Dart- mouth 64 to 0 in its first Eastern th Virginia t that score. The Irish were never pressed by the Indians and when the game was over Dartmouth had minus 18 as the TRIANGLE CLEANERS Delicate Garments | western. Handled Carefully okt scios s Bhok. s | Iowa, 40 to 6. | . | Indiana had little trouble with Ne- | | braska, 54 to 0. but Missouri’s Bill | Dellastatious gave Minnesota a rug»‘ ged afternoon before the Tigers lost, | Pick Up {while Towa pre-flight stunned New | PHONE >ee —— ANCHORAGE HONEYMOONERS | | | | | Mr. and Mrs. Art Woodley, Col. | |and Mrs. F. L. O'Brien and Major | |Thomas Pugh, who have been !spending the last two days in Ju-| ‘neau will leave for Anchorage to- | | One reason for igive the O'Briens ' They have been the trip was to| a4 honeymoon. | months and this is the first time | ‘hhey have been able to leave An-‘i \rhmage Major Pugh came here to| (meet his family on the Princess| Louise last night | | Alameda Coast Guard 20, tie. 39 to 27. { and | Tennessee kept climbing toward | the Southeastern Conference title | | 1)(,“1,(,’, with a 40 to 0 triumph over Florida, | Mexico 89 to 6. | 4 SPEND WEEKEND IN JUNEAU | | day. ‘ i married for 16’. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FOO TB A L L RAMS WIN I.HIRD SCORES . "Beat up ik | on Sunday. In Boston, the the Boston Yanks 21 to 14. Phe" f41 PR (By Associated Press) | Card-Pitt combination Sunday The following are scores of ‘ 2 {ootbell - games played over the 0% Cleveland Rams, surprise ' 7. ¥ Aoy | weekend team of the National Pro Football U PRENATAL CLINIC University of Washington 71, ¢ 1€, , won the third straight vic- Whitman 0. Sunday. beating the Detroit b S : | California 14, Coll of Pacific 0 20 to 17. Franke Sinkwich 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the | UCLA 39, St. Mary's 0. i e ks '| Government Hospital. Mareh Field ‘Air Force Fliers 20, Detroit’s star bark, who figured in g I of the scoring, suffered an MISS MERRITT LEAVES ppendicitis attack in the second | quarter and was taken to a hospital. | I'he New York Giants took the lcad in the Eastern Division, humb- their interborough rivals, the klyn Tigers, by a 14 to 7 score to Colorado 26, Utah 0. Army 6 Pitt 7 Notre Dame 64, Dartmouth 0 Navy 7. Duke 0. Colga 14, Cornell 7 Pennsylvania 46, William and P! 0 Penn State 20, Bucknell 6. Yale 27, Columbia 10. Temple 25, NYU 0, Muhlenberg 19, Marshall 18. Connecticut 10, and Mrs, 0il Company, boat over the weekend for attend school. pu Franklin and Brooklyn Col- % lege 0. Great Lakes 38, Western Michi- gan 0. ¢ Illinois 40, Towa 6. W di%& Indiana 54, Nebraska 0. Michigan 27, Northwestern 0. . Minnesota 39, Missouri 27. Ohio State 20, Wisconsin 7. Towa Preflight 13, Purdue 6. Jowa Stale 25, Kansas 0, Michigan State 45, Kansas State 6 Miami 12, Depauw 0 Indiana State Teachers 26, Wa- bash 26, tie North Carolina 20, Cherry Point Marines 14 Georgia Tech 20, Auburn 0. Tennessee 40, Florida 0. Alabama 55, Millsaps 0. North Carolina Navy 13, Virginia 13, tie. ‘Tulane 21, Rice 0. sissippi State 49, Arkansas A and M 20. Texas 20, Oklahoma 0. Norman Navy 27, Arkansas 7. New London 18, Bates 12. Bucknell 6, Penn State 20, Worcester Tech 0, Tufts 0. Rehsselaer 6, Coast Guard Acad- emy 4 5 Cleveland Rams 20, Dretroit Lions M 17. York Giants 14, Brooklyn 14, REFRESH SMOOTH Bosten Yanks ‘Washington Redskins 21. Chicago Bears 34, Card-Pitt 7. Holy Cross 26, Villanova 0. Alaska Clippers of Edmonton 25, Great Falis Bombers 7. Marquette 45, Lawrence 0. Tulsa 34, Texas Tech 0. Richmond 18, Hampden Sydney 0. Elizabsth Arden's happy idea for that crisp-lettuce look on the most wilting days. Chill her delightful Essential preparations in your refrigerator. Your skin will be doubly grateful each time you cleanss, refresh and smooth. These Elizabeth Arden Essentials belong in your refrigerator: o Wake Forest 38, Virginia Military Ardefia CleGhsing Cream . . : . 1.00 to'6:00 i - Ardena Skin Lofion . . . .85 10 15.00 @ ERnOPHEARY. BRI Frtia N Ardona Velva Cream . ; : 3 o . 10010 600 i e i Ardena Orange Skin Cream . 1.00 to 8.00 UEpila: 0 Naxyiand, Ojcep Ardena Fluffy Cleansing Cream : . 1.00 to 6.00 cuse 32, Lafayette 7. Randolph Field 41, Southern Methodist 0. | Texas Aggies 7, Louisiana State 0. 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