The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 13, 1944, Page 2

PAGE TWO from the FIRST Show FALL to the LAST Ski FALL Usually it’s one thing to be smartly dressed and enother to be comfortably dressed. But take TWO HOOP GAMES " 10 BE PLAYED IN " DOUGLAS TUESDAY Tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock in the Douglas School Gymnasium the second and third of the sched- uled basketball games of the City League to be played In the first game, the Signacs meet the Beavers and in the sec- cnd, Douglas High School Huskies ° leading football games P the weekend: Notre Dame 0; Army Illinois 0; Yale 13; Brown 0. Navy 48; Cornell 0. Michigan State 33; Maryland 0. Uni tangle with the Dolphins In last Friday's contests took a drubbing Bears, and in a game played with the last week, the defeated. The Sub- | | the Sig- | from the non- | nacs Crimson cor Dou rence s Huskies also Signacs were Beavers won Friday over the port Douglas School and the Dolphins, | High Guard team, unknown Coast are both ability® goes however, more about weaknesses of After \])A‘thml&‘ the relative the far as tomor- | row night know h and teams will strengt b League CALIFORNIA LICKED BY UCLA SATURDAY, LOS AN(vELE\S, Nov. successive pass interference penal-| ties against California in the second | period enabled UCLA to whip the Golden Bears, 7 to 0, Saturday. Most of the game was played in a | heavy downpour and there were mudheles in various sections of the turf, The game itself was in a drab setting and footing was so precar- ious that linemen were on top of the ball carrier before he could: get{ underway. Reverses were attempted 13.—~Two the | % quantities as|, Swarthmore 21 Michigan 15. FOOTBALL SCORES . 'ollowing are the final layed over | iversity of Cherry Point Marines 7; Bain-|gtadium. | {bridge 50. Capitaliz " apitalizing on a “fifth down” op- Colgate 13; Holy Cross 19. p . I New York Uni-|qqen THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNI AU, ALASKA ou wowl ARMY ?Gmms TAKE T0 AIR | WALLOPS [RISH | "0 TESBME RO x(u’_\ to old-fashioned line-bucking {football, tock to the air, tieing the | The NEW YORK, Nov. 13.—Lingering window Saturday as plastered Notre Dame with the pionship of the worst defeat the Irish have suf-| - fered in history, an ignominious | 59 to 0 walloping in the Yankee National | portunity to score their first touch- , the Cadets quickly demoral- versity 0. ized the Irish converting two U. 8. Coast Guard 19; Dart-|intercepted passes into scores to mouth 0. take a 20 to 0 lead in the first period Columbia 7; Penn 35 and then running riot the rest ‘of Franklin & Marshall 0; Ursinusthe game.’ Behind this were superb performs Penn State 7; Temple 6. ances by Glenn Davie, Doug Kenna, Bloomsburg Teachers 0; Drexel! po¢c Blanchard, Dale Hall, Max Alameda Coast |{Mary’s Navy 0 Virginia State 61 | versity 0. Georgia 38; Florida 12. AAF 17; Wichita College City of Bucknell 78. | Lehigh 0; West Virginia 71. ‘SEVERAL UPSE]’S | Indiana 14; Minnesota 19 | | Purdue 27; Northwestern 7. o DS IOOK Towa 7; Wisconsin 26. N GRI Iowa State 19; Nebraska 6 PT Boat Squadron 13; Norwich 0; Connecticu Presbyterian 7; South Carolina 'y 28 While the Army, increasing its 2 o [prestige for the number one foot- William & Mary 0; North Caro-|yay team of the country by wallop- | lins; 0. ing unmercifully the Notre Dame | Mississippi 6; Alabama 34. Irish, Michigan tumbled Illinofs 14 | Lincoln Guard = 2; St. Uni- University 13 New York O0; | Harvard t 14, Pittsburgh 19; Ohio State 54. Muhlenberg 6; Princeton 16. Minor and a flock of other speedy backs. | At the half, Army touchdowns added up to a 33 to 0 score. | | Navy hung the South Benders a {week ago last Saturday by a 32 to 13 score. > - PLACE SATURDAY F | el | (By Associated Press) |to 0 last Saturday and chalked up‘ |the fifth win of the season. The ‘L(’s gue. ailing start Shibe using lly the team that minute of play ‘NORTHLAND' TRANSPORTATION two I’rvmb'\ll | Federal Bufldlng, Phone 294, Take Advantage of Our NEW DELIVERY SERVICE Daily at 10:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Sunday at 4 P. M. SPRUCE DELICATESSEN | Just PHONE 307 the last Giants stunned the sell-out crowd Park by aerials in only touchdowng at quarter, the tyihg the score, - - PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY and end runs resulted in losses more often than not. Bob Waterfield’s superlative punt- ing with a wet ball was the real factor in UCLA winning the game. ] i ] | i i f i { | i 1 | f | f | | | | | i E | | ! | $ UCLA scored after intercepting a They're SKI-] ED on the pass from California on the 45-yard i ! ! i b i (IN‘(”:}T Intajksf line. Waterfield passed and Cali- H0 wind dnd “a“‘“ ""‘” in fornia’s Rossi, who lateraled to Vic : g ‘”‘is‘;’,' Smith, went to California’s 47-yard % Waterfield then fired a pass to California’s 20-yard line. The! officials ruled interference. Three plays later another pass interfer- ence ruling gave UCLA the ball on California’s eight-yard line. There, Waterfield lobbed a pass King, substitute end. converted the score fabrics to give you that Expert” line appearance. Whether you are an active “Schi oomer” or a charm- ing de skier, you'll be perfectly attired in White Stag SKI TOGS. to Nelson DPLIN JACKETS Waterfield 8.95 —1395 LADIES HIGHHEELERS ARE 10 BOWL TONIGHT. The Highheel Bowling league | open tonight on the Elks ! with the Federals vs. Dolls vs. the will alleys Elks and o'elock, and the s Gals at 7:30 Skirts vs. the| Baranof and Alley Cats vs. the| Imperial tak the balls at 9 o'clock, | -ee MARCH FIELD KEEPS | 11.95- 19 95 B. M. Behrends Co. HUSKIES SCORELESS Quality Since 1887 | Al NHIL SEATTLE, Nov 13 —The March Field juggernaut, names, rolled the green but alert| young University of Washington | eleven 28 to 0, last Saturday, scoring in every period thus collecting extra | points. “Big Toe” Ernie Smith of the; Fliers demonstrated before 21,000 | fans that he had the power to push | the Huskies out of the stadium when GOVERNMENT FORM OF NEW TYPE IS RECEIVED BY JUNEAU MERCHANT In the last mail from Ketchikan, threatened Juck Burford received @ copy of e A 5y A Jack Jacobs to Woody Strode Hunter's Application for Shotgun passing combination accounted for Shells.” This is form WPA-2536%, two March Field touchdowns. Leo formerly P-R5786, often revised,! cantor, formerly of UCLA, plunged | and is not the real form, being a|to another and Jimmy Nelson of | take-off on the multitudinous forms| Alabama pitched one to Eugene the aver businessman is required | Meeks of Kentucky. to fill in nowadays R The 25 questions cover everything | BOY MISSING, FOUND i hunter ought to know about him- BY POLICE IN SNOW velf before trying ghells. (Just try, typical question picked reat number is: “Do in camp?” Of course The questionnaire is to get shotgun; brother!) A from the you snore I don't snore. published Billy Johnson, six years old, who strayed away from his home yester- | day, was found Sunday evening in | to the Government Hospital. He was suffering badly from exposure, but by the Tongass Trading Co. As is| 5% % A h well known to all, the Government | RIS F‘"“‘l"m" SOCRY: ¥Ry TONO Prin Office is too busy to print HOproved ———————— Newfoundland is the oldest British colony; it was discovered by John e form PR T all th riveted with blg‘o' {ing all tnew | the snow by the police and taken | Rice' "7/ Arkansas 12. | Wolverines. shackled Buddy Young, Oklahoma A & M 13; Univorsity Tllinois' fast back, and stuck to of Texas 8. <tn|gh( football and made two Texas Tech 0; Texas Christian | | touchdowns in the first and last ipcriods Neither team completed a Third Air Force 10; Great Lakes |single pass. 2 1 The Navy smeared Cornell Satur- and Pennsylvania battered for Bunker Hill 7; Iowa Seaha mk“““\ 33 the past weeks, took Columbia. Lafayette 39; Rutgers 0. Duke, still doing the upsetting, New Hampshire 19; Maine 14, | ¥recked the dreams of Wake Forest | saturday, and the previous un-| 21| Mississippi State 26; Auburn Clemson 57; VMI 12. Duke 34; Wake Forest 0. Virginia 39; Richmond University | ® North carotinn 33; ceorela navy | 312 MARY'S NAVY WINS g IN ROUGH-TOUGH GAME | Clark 7; Tennessee State 6. | | | feated Deacons left the field with |a 34 to 0 wallop. — - Florida A & M 14; Tuskegee 13. Miami 33; Ohio Wesleyan 20. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13—In Drake 31; Missouri Valley 0 la football game marred and cli-| Kansas State 18: Kansas 14. {maxed by slugging, St. Mary 's Navy Tulsa 51; Southwestern 6. | Pre-flight defeated the Alameda | Texas. /A, & M. 39; Southern Coast Guard, 32 to 13, Sunday Methodist 6. The Pre-flight squad was com- Missouri 21; Oklahoma 21, tie. |posed of offic dets, and DePauw 6; Oberlin 0. {not only out-score Georgia Tech 34; Tulane 7. opponents in the matter of UCLA California 0. ing up points, but packec March Field 28; Washington 0. |wallops in the free-fo Utah State 8; Idaho, Southern ! (hnnll( - Branch, 7. - Denver 41 cha New. Mexico 6. Utah 21; Colorado College 6. St. Mary’s Pre-flight 32; Alameda | Coast Guard 13. Randolph Field 25; Maxwell Field Olathe, Kansas, Naval Clippers | 13; Warrensburg Teachers 12. | Fleet City Bluejackets 19; Ne- vada 2. | Louisiana Tech 0; Louisiana | Normal 0, tie. Central Towa 14; Luther 7. San Francisco Coast Guard Pilots 13; College of Pacific 0. Milligan 20; Catawba 13. TWENTY 10 ZERO WIN | | (HALKED UP BY AIRMEN DENVER, Colo, Nov. 13—Scor-| points in the second half, the Second Airforce Super- bombers beat Fort Warren, Wyo., 20 to 0 Sunday for the Rocky © *SPEED THE VICJORY Mountain Service Football Cham- pionship. Lieut. Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa, All-American, set up the first score in the third period, taking a pass from Steve Susic of Illinois for a 28-yard gain to Warren's two-yard line. 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