The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 6, 1944, Page 2

PAGE TWO BE(,AL SE TIIL'Y‘RL BE. 1[ TIFUL ;s Prornix _‘ HOQOSIERY Because they fit with flattery . . . because they’re kait of fine yarns into the loveliest of sheers. Because for many years Phoenix hosiery has served you . . . beautifully and enduringly. 1 15t01.40 pw)w X M Behrends Ca QaITY SINCE /887 I i COAST GUARD WINS OVER U. OF CALIF. BERKELI Nov. 6. Coast Guard Sea Lions on Satur- day coupled a second-period touch- down pass and a fourth quarter 53- yard scoring march to defeat the makeshift University of <California team, 12 to 6. The Bears charged in with their six spectacular players to make a 87-yard run. Joe Stuart, the third period, temporarily the | score. Alameda’s in tied TRIANGLE CLEANERS Assurance of High Quality Cleaning Pick Up and Deliver PHONE BRINGING UP FATHER LISTEN - BOBBY ~YOU MUST STOP CALLIN' LP YOUR FREND ON THE PHONE NEXT DOOR - YOU'VE CALLED HER TEN TIMES TODAY- GIVE THE PHONE A REST #// Mandarin Chow Mein and Chop Suey Just Like in Chinatown! Steaks, Chops, Fried Chicken, Dinners THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA rado 39, New Mexico 0. U( LA 13, Fourth Air Force Flier, S .1 FOOI TBALL | #‘ Arkansas A. .md M. “0 Louisiana ‘ | Tech 14 Vanderbuilt 20; l Sampson Nav Following are the final scores of leading football games played over | the weekend Notre Dame 13, Navy 32 Villanova 0, Army Indiana 7, Ohio State 21. Cornell 25, Columbia 7. Dartmouth 0, Yale 6 Wisconsin 0, Purdue 35. Franklin-Marshall 0, Tennessee Tech 9. ! 39; Scranton 0. | Great Lakes 45; Marquette 7. Second Air Force 46; Amarjllo Air | !le(x 6. | st M | jacket | Hol]n\(wd Rangers 27; San Fran- | cisco Clippers 6. Tt was the Rangers' ninth straight American Profes- 28. sional Football victory. Michigan 41, Penn 19 | . Chicago B 21; Green Bay Temple 0, Virginia 6. | Packers 0. First defeat of the Pack- Rutgers 19, Lehigh 6 | ers this year NYU 0, Bucknell 26 | Cleveland E: Drexel 7, Haverford 13 |ers 7 Muhlenberg 14, Atlantic City | New York Giant Naval 17 | | Ursinus 21, Lincoln University | Institute 0, | Clemson 7 ‘Wake Fo AT SECOND PERIOD T0 DEFEAT BRUINS RIVERSIDE, California, Nov. 6,— | After being held to a 7-7 deadlock |in the first half, the formidable 0; Fleet City Blue-| yarthmore Card-Pitt 6. 28; Detrolt 27; Seattle Bnmhl‘x.» Hampton | Rockets 7. o Lafayette 34. 15, Kentucky 0, Mississippi State 26 Georgia 14, Alabama 7. | Georgia Tech 13, Duke Texas Christian 19, Field 7. | Nm\u(h 6, Maine 26. | | 19. Chatham Minnesota 14, Northwestern 14, | tie. Camp Ashby Stevedores 0, Cali- | fornia Ramblers 26. | Expert passing by Jack Jacobs [§:ichraska 6, Tows 41. } turned the tide in the second half. | Randolph Field 68, North Texas| tuo pacses of UCLA's by Bob Wat- Aggies 0 s / erfield were intercepted to make the Southern Methodist 7, University final reckoning one sided. Texds 34 | The Fli Navy PT School 45, Boston Col- | ute of play, only to have UCLA tie lege 0. the game after an alert Bruin stole Oklahoma 12, zowa Crate 1. the ball from the opposition on its Michigan State 7, Missouri 13, |20-yard line. The Army went ahead Texas 34, SMU 1. | to stay three minutes,before the end Arkansas 7, Texas A & M 0. ‘of the third period. Two great throws Texas Tech 13, Rice 7. | by : | end Woodie who strode over for a Norman Navy 1t Rl AL ; & MO | touchdown and toss to end the game Towa Preflight Southerr: Navy Alameda Coast Guard 12, Cali- Saturday. | of Oklahoma A - GARNES IN TOWN Elmer Garnes, from Angoon, is here and is registered at the Gas- tineau Hotel. 47, Tulsa 21 | California 23, San Diego SPECIAL DRY-SK'N LOTION B el DOROTHY GRAY sles 21; Brooklyn Tig- k’ 5 31; Boston Yanks © Portland | | win while | Fourth Air Force team from March g4t Field swept over UCLA 35 to 13 last s scored in the first min- o Jacobs and an 18-yard toss to \ ; | 1‘ | , ’WOW! JUST SEE WHATNAVYDID T0 NOTRE DAME (By Associated Press) Navy’s potential power finally e i afternoon | | with all of its might to crush Notre um’s previously unbeaten and un- d Irishmen in a five-touchtown ave in the number one game of the also marked waves of mhur Th (l T w The 1d Army, Ohio State, Randolph Missis State, Wake For- rman Navy and Yale man- otect unmarred their rec- Georgia Tech, , Alabama, among those to dose of defeat erything power made the machine click to a 32 to 13| the Irish, missing every | chance, smothered at m:n-(mn by the offense, until in desperatic it tock fo the air in the se ate, Superior Army’s Big re barely got workout week’s game with Notre Dame, ; Villanova &3 to 0, the k t 8¢ in six victori and the third lar t in Cadet history Ohio State had come from behind the time but st 15 minut ndians at the ¢ \rmy a of 21 to 7. Duke Scores Upset le of the Navy-Notre Dame probably the most surprisin e of the day Duke’s 19 to 13 Tech Engineers been beaten four times, The Blue Devils came from behind twice in ti wreck the Bowl hop: Alexander’s boys, Oklahoma Aggies Upset 3 he sies and Norman teams The two KI‘V‘I(]. met to the 1 suffe defeat in twe week hawks 47 to \mlx d I’ bowing to the George 41 to 19. € est ota and estern battled a 14 to 14 ered Wisconsin 35 to de 0 6. ision 1yder Michigan ¢ nd ha |11 for € | of three st last period to | s of Coach Bill| to give way when | nnsylvania its | Mun- | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1944 SKI CLUB WiLL ELECT OFFICERSAT | WEDNESDAY MEET who are in-| in skiing urged to attend the. 1g of the June: 7:30 p. m.,, Wednesda hambers At nced today ident of or those participating | Al skiers, terested in ‘.v(mm(-.\' are {opening mee! Ski Club at |in the Council Hall, it was al Curtis Shattuck, o by the Pr Anchorage Fairbanks Nome s for the coming year wil! :w clected, activities during the next few weeks will be discussed, ind plans will be laid for a con- ditioning hike next kend. Per- | ns not now members of the Ski| who plan to ski this season are particularly urged to attend in lorder that the club idea as to the number who w active and can plan accordin —>———— e FA\IORITE TEAM IS BEATEN BY TROJANS Club, Baranof Hotel OFFICE “Serving the Top of the World" Yakutat Cordova Kodiak Connections to Valdez . . Bristol Bay . . Kuskokwim ALASKA AIRLINES Information and Reservations PHONE 667 LOS ANC embattled Southern C even rose to their gre: to outscore favored S Training Station Bluejackets, 21 last Saturday afternoon. The Trojs without the services lled to mili INSURANCE Health, Accident, Life, Annuities Juvenile Educational Endowments M. B. MARTIN—Phone 53 123 Third St. P. O. 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