The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 19, 1945, Page 3

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1945 CLAASSEN NAMES CLASS OF WEEK'S PIKSKIN CLASHES Buckeyes Touted fo Take? Boilermakers in Big | Ten's Top Title Tilt By HAROLD CLAASSEN (AP Grid Expert) | NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—That the tcekbnical for a football,is olate 1" and that it will ake many crazy bounces was re- afiirmed last week with a recerd o [ (Average to date: 128 correct, 31 incorrect, for .806) This week’s forecast: Purdue-Chic State: Despite the moeans that Paul Sarringhaus and Dick Fisher, Buckeye backs, are in- jured, the Ohioans will crucial Big Ten Title contest—Ohio State. Georgie Tech-Navy: Rememter that 17-15 Georgia Tech upset vic- tcry in Atlanta a year ago? Navy remembers it too—and Tech will re- memker Saturday night for a long time—Navy Tenr.essee-Alabama: Harry Gilmer and the Alabama pass-catching de- partment will pull the Crimson Tide through this one—Alabama. Lcuisiana State-Georgia: Charlie Trippi, the recent ex-sergeant, will be the scoring surplus for tke Bull- -Southern California: The Trojans, with ease, will regain their winning ways following that upset to San Disgo Navy last Saturday. Northwestern - Minnesota: They call them the Golden Gophers. They play football like starved tigers— Minnesota. Cklahcma A&M-Utah: tain scenery wen't interfere the Aggies’ football tricks in way—Oklahoma A&M. ashington-Oregon State: These had almost identical scores at Oregon’s expense. The home field should decide—Oregon State. Keéntucky - Vanderbilt: Kentucky hasn’t had time to recover from that 48 to 6 pasting by Georgia a week ago—-Vanderbilt. Indiana-Iowa: Hawkeyes to get bumps—Indiana. Auburn-Tulane: Coach Carl Voy- les has had two-weeks in which to prepare a defense for Tulane's sput- tering T-attack—Auburn. Texas-Arkansas: Ralph Ellsworth, who resigned from the Naval Acad- cmy this week makes the Longhor the Southwest title favorites—Texa Illinois-Wisconsin: The Illinois machine has been stabilized—Illin- ois. Colgate-Columbia: Gene Rossides long passes will nullify Colgate’s superior weight in the line—Colum- bia. ‘Wake Forest-North Carolina State: (Night) After having met Army and Duke, Wake Forest will find North Carolina State easy The moun- with any The lightweight some tremendous TIGER SPARKPLUG DUE FOR ACCLAIM OF HOME TOWNERS WAXAHACHIE, Texas, Oct. 19.— Paul Richards, who got his start‘ | completed in two semesters of twelve! | ter last Saturday’s ' Alaska Bible School. | cencminational school is affiliated AP SPORTS ROUNDUP By HUGH FULLERTON, JR NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—John Ad- ams of the Washington Redskins has a leather gadget sewn to i ‘I'md hooks his thumb in it to keep | from inadvertently slugging an op- puncnt . That might be a tip for Col. Red Blaik, whose Army grid- ders have incurred so many penal- ties for illegal use of hands that thz wholé ccaching staff is com- plaining about the way the new rule is interpreted And conservative Fritz Crisier of Michizan adds that | the rule “needs clarification or some- thing SCUTTLEBUTT Penn State’s linemen reported af- tussle with Nav. the Middies' wall this year to stack up with last Hul win this|® PIGSKIN PICKIN'S (Louisiana State vs. Georgia) a's Trippi 1 kneck ‘em dippy. (Notre Dame vs. Pittsburgh) It probably is A doggoned shame That the schedule pits Pitt Against Notre Dame. (Washington vs. Oregon State and Washington State vs. Oregon) I don't know much About these by gawsh, But I'll make a guess They come out in the wash. (West Virginia vs. Temple, Friday) Temple Is emple (Bronnix pronounciation) MORE CONN-CLUSIONS Billy Conn claims to have won his f decidion since leaving the Army, and it was a rich win, the Pittsburgh pretty boy says . .. Conn signed the eontract to fight Joe Lcuis for the world’s heavyweight title next June . . . In doing so, Conn declares he gained virtually every point he and Mike Jacobs had ar gued about for two days ... Among these are a 20 percent cut of the gate, which is expected to hit three mil- licn dollars, plus a 20 percent cut of the televisicn and molion picture pie. AUSSIES ESSAY The resumption of international tennis competition is assured . Aus ia, holder of the Davis Cup. says it will fend the symbol of world tennis supericrity, and the United States has entered the first fermal challenge . . . Australian fen- nis officials say the challenge round will be played Down Under, in late December of next year. HOW ABOUT HAPRY? One of the Yankees' owners plans to build a hotel in Reno soon . . . No, he’s not going to divorce Larry Mac- DEFENSE Phail. - NIGHT SCHOOL BIBLE CLASSES WILL BEGIN Night classes in Bible Study be- gin Monday, October 22 at the This inter- with the Evangelical Teacher Train- ing Association and is using their Gold Seal Certificate course for the night classes. The course will be weeks each. Classes will be held Monday and THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU ALASKA {ELAMING ARROW PATROL 'PROGRESS ON BUILDING; MANY PERSONS THANKED c2llont progress is reported on Ithe building which the Flaming Ar- rcw Patrol, {1s constructing. Dale Roff, s and have | superior nship during last month's storms. One evening this we were gratified to receive a father of one of the Scouts, this v this proud son and increased the en-| This | that any growh- ! Re- | J. at New York Uni- TIDES TOMORROW ® o o Octdber 20, 1945 ® o o High Low High Low 0:484a.m., 179 ft. 6:532.m., -0.8 ft 13:08 p.m., 194 ft 19:23 p.m., -2.0 ft. at North © 00000000 00 - ® e 00 s v - > SUN RISE ® o o October — SETS 20,1945 @ o @ Sun Rises GOODIE SALE Mariners’ Goodie Cash Grocery, Sat., Bert's 10 a. m (10,095-t1) GAMES SUNDAY vs. Villanova at - Applications for the position of City As or and Inspector are being received by the City Clerk. Applicant accepted by the City will| ume the duties of City Assessor,| Fire and Sanitary Inspector. This| office will be mainly responsible for adjusting inequalities in the| tax roles and enforcing the new| Sanitary Ordinance. C. L. POPEJOY, City Clerk.| -+ > - Have YOU tried “N-A-T-O-C-H-K-A" | YVONNE'S, the nicest | town? BRUINS TACKLE This Week . . Grid Games its high point, many major is the second time Frankie Albert Returning g;mun;] clushics axe scheduled yp has worked with the boys throughout the nation for this wee k- giondl Scout Director Hanks fo Grid as Airdevil 3 % GAMES TODAY dads do. Pilot Tomghi Florida at Miami The Patrol wishes to thank Messrs St. Mary's Pre-Flight at UCLA. | Hedges, Hin Furness and Roff Mary’s Pre-Flight Airdevils and the | R G of scrap lumber; Roy Thomas for UCLA Bruins clash tonight in an-| A Ia T TANRS other coliseum “T" party before & o A. Williams for windows; Both the Airdevils, coached by Lt. Holy Cross at Brown Lumber Mills for miner’s wedges; Barnie Masterson, and the Bruins, Penn State at Bucknell |Mr. Rivers for labor and friendli- tutored by Bert La Brucherie, are Colgate at Columbia Itackle and innumerable trips in his ticn and can be expected to stage Georgia Tech vs. Navy at Balti- car with tools, sand, gravel, cement, a wide-open and possibly free-scor- more. land boys; ing game. Col. City N. Y. for the lot, sidewalk, trolley-line both have 1ost to Southern Califor-| Notre Dame at Pittsburgh. and labor; Mr. Furness for deliver- ria by close scores (Midwest) |ing rug for wall of lean-to, and to The game will mark the return (n Illincis at Wisconsin. Nails are now lmdly needed. former Stanford Rose Bowl quarter-' Nebraska at Towa State. TV back, will face the whistle at the Kansas at Oklahoma S same post for the Airdevils. The Kansas State at Missouri wooDlEY AIRwAv Mallcuf, Bob Robertson and Parker Hall—will not play tonight Ncrthwestern at Minnesota On its incoming flight from An- -~ Purdue at Ohio State. ;chorage, Woodley Airways brousht Nevada at Tulsa. 110 passengers to Juneau yesterday Y (South) |the westward. Ten see at Alabama Arriving in Juneau were: Miss M Alabama Poly at Tulane Mumford, Molly Gottstein, Thecdore Kentucky at Vanderbilt. Rchert Reddaway, Charles Hayes, Jackson AAB at Mississippi State, George Martin, Harry L. Johnson, Cherry Pt. Marines at North Caro- Bob Willis and John M. Adams. Wake Forest Carolina ' as follaws: Capt. D. K. Fall, Pvt. An- State (night) |drew Merculief, Pvt. David A. Cam- Richmond at Guilford ieron, Ruth Parker, P. J. Kalamar Maryland at Virginia Poly. | M. Robinson. (Southwest) ! Rice at Southern Metho [ Texas A&M at Texas Christian (Rocky Mountdin) ]’HURSDAY BY PAA Colorado A&M at Utah State. Oklahoma A&M at Utah. | Pan American Airways flew nine (Far West) passengers from Seattle to Juneau Washington State at Oregon. tert | Harrop, from Juneau to Fair- College of Pacific at USC. | banks. | | Those arriving from Seattle were: B .. Jack Robinson, Lois Robinson, Fred- APPLICATION NOTICE Lo Phil- orjek Miller, Ruth Parker, James - - BESRE Parker, Donald Rude, and Col. Law- | First Air Force. > sefi;}l’; P:;:o;x;il Dist. Command al. v anOR(‘FS FILED oree, | T'Wo actions in divorce were filed | ‘C;:r“n’::d"" Force at AAF Training ¢ 10 y, s, District Sourt: Joseph | o W. Irish, of Juneau vs. Marcella B. Irish, and Fayma O. Knorr exclusively at ccmpatability is the cause of action store in in both cases and in neither (10,095-t6) | there children or prope: As the 1945 football season works thusiasm of the whole group. end, as follows [boys always like to do what lhm\ LOS ANGELES, Oct. 19.—The st.| West Virginia ai Temple (night). for loading and unloading one load use of his basement for storage; probable crowd of 25,000. Melville PT., R. 1. at Army. /ress; Willis Roff for block and leading exponents of the T-forma- Merchant Marin: at Lafayette. or his kindly interest; Mrs. Roft Both teams have good records, but versity. i Mrs. Malcelm for the swell fudge. fcotball of Frankie Albert. Alber Indiana at Towa Freflight Pres—Len Eshmont, Ray: Great Lakes at Marquette. ; Wagne at Michigan State FLIES IN WITH TEN © 900090000 Denver at Drake. and flew eight on its return trip to Louisiana State at Georgia W. Scott, John J. Apololananio, lina. ‘These leaving for Anchorage were V.MI. at Willilam and Mary. |ices, Frederick Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Baylor at Texas Tech (night). Celerado College at Colorado U Washington at Oregon State yesterday and one passenger, Rob- Peter Kalamarides, Corbett Shipp, Army ‘Transport Command at epee Cnbtnrr Fort Plerce at Third Alr Force. oo this morning with the Clerk that alluring | Juneau vs. Marvin A. Knorr. In- (10,089-t6) :00 30C00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000060005000000000000000 Owed to Kriticks By LITTLE JAKE JUNIOR (The Office Boy) Let small minds slam if they will ‘We'll keep a-climin’ up the hill; We'll keep on singin’ Alaska’s song Mayor Ernest Parsons Boy Scouts of America,| Patrol] . states that his group of boys &, iholie iters shown | C. Tues. fo Have Games [N 0C (UP!ED ZONES And Old Time Dances - PAGE, THREE __ British C 1 Commission said to-=={ day. P declined to that widespread most feared but might lead fto D. A. Parish Rarty EPil FEARED NEBURG, Oct. 19.—Shortages . n and medical atten- the 20,000,000 Germans itish occupation zone may wse epidemics which rage throughout Europe this a high-ranking expert of the GOODIE SALE n the ny night, Oct of America 1d enjoyable going forward with Mariners' Goodie Cash Grocery, Sat Bert's w 095-t1) 10 a [tees working hard towa steps; E. O. Davis for his labor and | Juradu! of | is | at issue. | help from |, Who clyding square danges, s worked shoulder to shoulder with|goshioned Somett | which | motif SAYS in charge entertainment for old-time . UNTING SEASON is NOW OPEN! We have the (i ething to is prom TO0K A CHANC E; GRAND RAPIDS, Mich —Sherman A tired home the cateh fi a hat to his said met tv mu £nd his fortune, D PP09000090000v 2990906000000 0000¢90 0000600060004 60030002000008000080000 Largest Stock of SHELLS in the Cfiy’ Yeou Can Find “ hat Voor Wand at the THOMAS HARDWARE (0. 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The big catcher, key man in the, The four subjects for the first, Detroit Tigers' drive to an Ameri-| | semester are Bible I and II, Child| Of wealth and beauty, all day long; We'li tell the tourist where to go To find ice worms and the Sourdough; To the sportsmen we’ll give the tip ‘Where brownies roam and rainbows flip; ‘We'll tell the story of progress begun can League championship and vic- Study and Pedagogy. Subjects may be taken separately by those not in- terested or able to take the full coursc. These classes are open to the pub-; (lic and the only cost will be for| lexnbocks Those interested may se-| cure additional information by can-l ing the Rev. W. B. Youngs at Green 1400 or visiting the school at 803 6th Street. Two persons were admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital yesterday for medical attention. They are Mrs. Fred Boss and Isabel Johnson. tory over the Chicago Cubs in the big series, will be honored with an appreciaticn banquet, receive an award and be lauded by athletic leaders from over the state. >, RODEO RIDER KILLED BY‘ REARING WILD STEED AS GARDEN (ROWD WATCHES NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—Homer Cook, 27-year-old cowboy of Living- ston, Mont., was killed by the hooves moom“mmwnommmmo In this Land of the Midnight Sun; And no durn small-time jealous jerk Can stop our worthwhile work. ‘We'll keep on singin’ Alaska’s song Until oI’ Gabriel rings the gong. of a wild horse at last night's per- formance of the rodeo in Madison - Square Garden, before 15,000 persons who were unaware of the tragedy. 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