The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 1, 1944, Page 2

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When they get | back into harness they will be minus 14 of their mates who are transfer- red through the Navy trainee pro-| f headaches are the guards,| and fullback slots. BASKETBA Coach Hec updson call ay for a re- sumptlen tomorrow, with the be: ginning of the second quar University of Washington bas! practice. for both the civilian a Navy trainee turnouts. NORTHLAND BRINGS 29 PASSENGERS T0 THIS PORT TODAY this following passen- The Northland arrived in por morning with the gers for Juneau: om Seattle — Paul M. Tucker, on, M. L. Lueck, Frank on, Mrs. Ma From Ketchikan — Miss Norma, uise Wilbur, George An- | Rueger, Mrs. William | Mrs. William Robertson, ! , M. Doran,” Mrs. Doran, A. W.| crickson. | From Wrangell—Miss Selina | Marks ) om Petersburg — J. S. Jeffery, | Mrs. J. S. Je Vs L. Foss, J Luthro, Mrs. J. Luthro. -ee CONFERENCE HELD TOMORROW WELL BABY TO BE The regular weel Conference will be afternoon from the Juneau Public Zealth Center, Room 108, Territorial Building. y Well i COASTAL AIRLINES MAKES ONE FLIGHT s made one | tka, carrying | enge: i i i Alaska flight yest the followin McEact to pa Sit nan, Dorum Howard Hunter and Ann| { P | FMMELS IN TOWN | e | Gene Immel and from Fairbanks, Mr. and Mrs | No reason why JST because automo- bile driving is re- stricted that’s no reason why your insurance pro- tection should be cur- | tailed. | WE may not be seeing folks personally as fre- quentiy as usual but a telephone call from you will bring cur customary prompt action either for service or advice. Just call Shattuck Agency INSURANCE—BONDS JUNEAU | |Ken Kearney | down the West Coast and through Strength of the Clippers. Nevada, f“m {p-fomp. or another Hack Wilson at low | A large crowd attended last|prices, Inight’s game, in fact a larger {crowd than that which witnessed the first game a week ago. Substitutions were many on both | squads. | The summary follows: s I Alumni Squad FG 0 The session is_held in the offices of Kennesaw Mountain Landis, Commissioner of Baseball, with Sec- retary Leslie O'Connor presiding in the absence of Landis, who has been | hospitalized for the past month. ‘%! This' year 589 players are eligib FT TP for the draft with three double A 0 |leagues—American Association, In- 2 |ternational League, and the Pacific 0 Coast League—furnishing 340 ac- o |tive players for the draft. The price 16 |is $7,500. ¢l 5 | A hundred other draftees are 0 }Irom the lesser leagues. | 4| ‘?Pllyer Bob Thibodeau {dJohn Dapcevich !Henry Behrends | Lee Lucas Tom Powers {Jack McDaniels | Grant Ritter John Bavard 0 3 0 0 2 1 0 1 FT Crimson Bears |ALASKA CLIPPERSTO | MEET NEVADA 11 AT | EDMONTON SUNDAY RENO, Nov. 1. — A 1650-mile air- | 0 | plane flight will take the University 0 |of Nevada’s football team over the| 0 |Bitter Root and Rocky Mountains 11 ‘this week to Edmonton, Canada, for| 0 |a Sunday game with the Alaska| | Clippers, American Air Transport Command eleven. Edmonton sport fans, who are; GOLF TOURNAMENT T0 | ' =amon: : : START -THIS MONTH =cuc and tumie sport, s e sty | ting their first glimpse of Amerie: NEW YORK, Nov. 1.—Golfdom’s football teams in action on C;mad-r richest winter tour, the PGA-spon- ian soil sored 1944-45 swing from Oregon Not much is known about the Player Denny Merritt Harold Aase Lynn Forrestt Les Hogins Jim Kline Minard Mills Bill Carlson Herb Mead J. Borbridge e — TP 12 [ 4 0 2 | | | OHERrRO~OoO O the Southwest and South into the On the other hand, flew to Edmon- Carolinas will find a play-for-pay ton in full strength. Varsity Coacl brigade competing for more than Jim Aiken said 22 players includi 2 $150,000 in war bonds. |Fred Klugge, and Gus Cammaragg,| Fred J. Corcoran, Tournament regular guards, will make the trip. 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