The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 27, 1945, Page 3

SATURDAY, OC l'OBl:R 21, 1945 TOP GRIDIRON PROGRAMFOR NATIONTODAY Quakers to Test Navy in Ranking East Clash- Rose Bowl Choice and Mary, 6. Miami (Fla) 27; [13. | troit 19; Drake 14. St. Louis 19; Olathe N.A.S. 13, >eo \Ull(‘l ! Dnl'GI AS PR Bu FOOTBALL . SCORES, The following are final scores of ! tootball games played yesterday & U.CLA. 12; Oregon 0 1 North Carolina State 20; Willi nn 3 COAST CIRCUIT | IS CONSIDERING | NEGRO PlAYERS LOS A\'GLLES Oct questions of includ ers in the Pacific League and of raising classification were under disc by directors today | ation, including San | kland d i U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, ALASKA THER BULLETIN WEA 21 HOURS Max Francisco, geles represen dm C hic | DATA FOR mp. TODAY Miami (Ohio), THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE ROSS| LEADS | OVER Vom@n NDED AT 4:30A. M, 12TH MERIDIAN I‘l\ll Weatherat | :i'n’ff.\ f;lf.f}‘._f‘.‘\}'.""'ni:ildi the Web- In general, building costs have increased about 6 per cent mates £ in the past year, 20 per cent in the past three years and 31 | Daily Northwestern, school publi- ——— Lowest 4:30am. 24 hrs By MURRAY ROSE Station 24 S temp. temp. Precip. 4:30 am. NEW YORK, Oct. 27 — The col- Anchorage 32 7 9 ) Pt. Cloudy legiate football frolics moves into! fs Bethel 36 11 the final half today with a flock & v 10 13 14 0 Clear { outstanding games that will have 15 10 8 0 Pt. Cloudy [ bearing on bowl selections, 31 and the mythical 20 6 2 0 Clear 35 26 27 0 Pt. Cloudy | ’ 3 32 32 0 Cloudy Robinison, Negro athlete, o @ > | Juneau Airport 24 25 0 Cloudy » ball contract with the Montreal |Ectchikan 31 38 I Rain Royals of the International League. | Kotzebuc 6 17 i Snow 5 In a telegram sent to Rickey, the { McGrath 8 seventh nationally to Y's officials, headed by National |Nome 9 35 51 Drizzle und; will furnish a true test as to|Geners Eugene E. Bar- | NIt 8 8 0 Clear whether the Middies are all they're nett, of White Plain | (i al g Cloudys cracked up to be. they had voted “enthusis 18 Army, the No. 1 power, extend their wholehearte Duke at the Polo Grour d|and appreciation to you for you - the Cadets will be shoot or | C cct that the careers « {he} 310 “par” set 1 SR 30 30 0 Pt. Cloudy victory over the Blue D The |on_their abilities and not on the 2 s " fa Cadets, remembering the 7-6 half- color of their sk e o 9 o ol s held over " fip ngR‘S Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) ’i‘“ Clear 4 | Pt. Cloudy 20 3 feet ROUNDH@ Pt. Cloudy 3 40 6 feet Pt. Cloudy 38 N 33 4 feet — ar (‘,luud\‘ 38 ESE 8 Smooth By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr. ¥ inoaln ,Cloudy 39 ESE 5 Smotoh time lead the Biue I them last season chances and will team headed by t Doc Blanchard anc Davis Oout in the Mic share top billin Buckeyes, knocked cover by last week will b i i o the Mini Devil are it the first Valley will erc to tangle with the feated but once-tie d Ing Hocsiers. Purdue, off last week's performance, is favored to ke its perfect record 6-0 at Northwestern’s expense. Notre Dame, the Nc the count bench Ten game malc Illinois. Alabama’s 2 team of ar the ird Big s Michigan - at gridders, with the Rose Bowl in mind Georgia’s reboundir Bulldogs g d ld L The increase its Southwest Conference holdings against Rice but the Fea- ture game in that part of the ccuntry pits Bob Fenimore and the Missouri Valley Oklahoma Aggies against Texas Christian Another conference tilt matches Baylor and Texas A. & M. In the Rockies all-conquering Utah State puts its perfect record on the line against Denver and Utah faces Colorado A. & M ! A New Year's trip to Pasadena’s Rose Bowl may be at stake at vhere the once-beaten rnia Trojans collide 's Huskies, losers . UCLA kept in the running the Pasadena prize by stopping Oregon 12-0 last night. e Residents of Monte Carlo are not allowed entrance into the gambling casino. for R ECONVERSION!In most homes that means much-needed new radios, washing machines, refrig- erators, ete. Be sure you add enough houschold goods insurance to cover the cost of new equipment as soon as veu buy it. Don’t wait for a fire to find out you haven't enough insurance. Call Shattuck Agency Seward Street Juneau Phone 249 . | with the statement that St. Mary 4:30 u. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) MARINE WEATHER BUL Reports from Marine Stations at 10:30 WIND 1. Today y, Notre Dame's |FPoint Rotreat I" Cloudy NNW 32 3 feet MARI’\I TORI(.‘\SI FOR H()UlHEAbT ALASKA: Lynn Canal— wopped on the | band-wagon | ' bum‘ mn ning ‘wlnnhu.\ Pa. Hawaiian speedster is “one of the|20 to nil>s per hour today dec great backfield stars of all {miles per hour Sunday night. .. Red Pace Dept: persuaded Penn State t Along coast Yakutat to Dixon | today becoming southeasterly 15 to 20 miles per hour late Sunday after: ne some light snow by Sunday night over entire area. ATTENTIOK . .. All Masons and Eastern Stars DON'T FORGET TO RESERVE SATURDAY, NOV. 3rd for the "Days of ‘98" Basket Social. - Come in your old clothes and be prepared for a good time. A detailed notice will be mailed to all members soon. REMEM- BER THE DATE . .. SATUR- URDAY, NOV. 3rd at the SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE. Deer Hunters' Derh‘y (ase Lot Grocery $100.00 1 IN CASH PRIZES for the THREE BEST DEER ANTLERS brought to Our Store This Season . . . First Prize - - $50.00 Second Prize - 35.00 er should hAu ned ‘Muddy’ in of the way Imms have been going for him lately.” TO RAMBLE AGAIN Golden Bears' graduate manager Clint Evans has confirmed rumors that a home-and-home grid series will be played between the Uni- versity of California and Notre Dame. Evans says negotiations were merely exploratory at this time. But Notre Dame has indicated it would like to go into such a series at Berkeley in 1946. DETOUR After that L. S. U. game, it was reported Georgia grid fans were asking Coach Ally Butts: “Is this Trippi Jeull) necessary?” - DRINK KING BLACK LABEL! The antlers will be judged ac- cording to SIZE, SHAPE and Third Prize - - 15.00 UNIFORMITY. In other words THE JUDGES WILL BE: the hest trophy. JACK J. 0'CONNOR, Fish and Wildlife Service MILO CLOUSE, Alaska Sportsman’s Assn. LT. COL. JAY WILLIAMS ety u‘\v_ards will be made shortly after the hunting season and the decision of the judges will be final. es are offered in the interest of good sportsmanship and good are no strings attached. ——These pr will. Ther ———All antlers will be on display at the Case Lot Grocery until the end of the season and will then be returnad to their owners. Only the attached antlers are necesary. ar 20 mll s per hour Height of Waves When | and protected waters south of Frederick Sound- ~light and variable winds Increasing cloudiness this afterncon and Sunday with possibly "0000000000000000000000000000“0”‘00“0000000000 % ; | | | JUNEAU GIRLS ARE —JUNEAU, ALASKA PA(,I; THREE MAINTAIN YOUR INSURANCE Abreast of Rising Values Oct. 27—Gallop- LOS ANGE! ing C und out a bril- liant . . . gela During recent years replacement costs have risen rapidly. 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