The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1945, Page 3

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1945 |Earney Clark NEW CANDIDATE his Week’s MAKES GRAB AT [eTat” KeZ-Tn -1 TR this 'afterncon with the University Buckeye Fultback Puts o c eorgia playing host Presby n . ter Universit This evening, Pressure on Flying Cow- semi univerity oncs) i boy, Bob Fenimore entertain with one of its Fri- day night “at homes” and will try to recover the check out of Mich- DALLAS, Nov. 23Ollie Cline,| [8an State's hide. Other top games Ohio State’s 210-pound fullback, "“"_‘”v,,) v came from nowhere to second place i "D4a in national collegiate ball-carrying Rhowh on the hecls of the ycars greatest % Columbi two-game surge—63 tries for 412 ; JALRsIa vards . nnsylvania The Buckeye star was shy only 13 yards of drawing abreast of Bob Fenimore, Oklahoma A and M E3 Sdasiiict All-America, through games of Nov Ma 10, and had the same number of % vt contests left as Blond Bob to whittle Yale P “;‘ ‘“'l . down the flying cowboy’s lead. T ;_'m““ 75 C\un“"nnd Figures released today by Homer Air }‘ u'. e F. Cooke, Jr. director of the Na- ° “ i3 tional Collegiate Athletic b showed that Fenimore, in six games, romped 846 yards. Cline in seven rolled to 783. But neither was safe- ly away from Genn Davis of the mighty Army with his 758 yards in seven games, and like Fenimore ,.and Cline, with two games o g0 w0 Wash- at Third St Bureau, _ . Beale Pre-flight at Camp Midwest) Iiinc at Northwestern. Furdue at Indiana at Necbraska Missouri » at Michigan. - Minnesota Oklahcma A&M at Oklahoma U. (South) ¢ Dame at Tulane | ui \ Tech at Alabama Poly | N h Carolina at Duke. SCORES b ssce at Kentucky | iississippi at Mississippi State (Southwest) Southern Mothodist at Baylor. Rice at Texas,Christian Texas Teeh at New Mexico. (Rocky Mountain) Colorado A&M at Colorado College. (Far West) at U. of California. State at Southern Cali- at The following are final scores of football games played during the Thanksgiving Day holiday Detroit 33, Wayne 13 EScuth Carolina 13, Wake 13 (tie). William and Mary 33 Arkansas 13, Tulsa 45. Marquette 40, St. Louis U. 6. Utah State 6, Utah 24. Wichita 19, Drake 13. Colorado 8, Denver 14. -~ MERCHANTS LOOPERS ROLL FOUR MATCHES ON ALLEYS TONIGHT Merchant League bowling, going into the fourth week of the current campaign at the Elks alley tonight, will see the strong Sabins trio tackle the trailing Juneau Florists while Hennings engage Harry Races—both matches at 7:30 o'clock. In the nightcap encounters, at 8:30 o'clock, Coca Cola Bottlers tee off against Butler-Mauro while the logp-leading Juneau Drugsters kegle against California Grocery. - For UCLA Oregon fernia Was Richmond 0 hington at Washington State. SUNDAY GAMES Holy Cross at Boston College. First Air Force at Cherry Point Marines, | Fleet City at Fourth Air Force. | Fastern Training Command at Training Command sler Field at Ft. Pierce Navy. - Sport Stiort: MILAN, Ttaly, Nov. 23—Primo Carnera, the “Ambling Alp” who once held the world heavyweight championship, was knocked out in his first attempt at a ring come- back Th2 hulking, aging 39-year-old former champion who survived the rigcrs of the Nazi occupation, last- ed only Musina, a smaller and younger Ital- NAVY DAY and claimant to the European heavyweight title Although h2 weighted 264 pounds to flcored Musina’s 184'z, Carnera was three times before the referee stopped it in the seventh.' Th big Italian was standing dazed, and helpless as Musina pummelled | him at will. It was scored as & i KO, CHAMPAIGN, Tll. — Dalé Shel- don, g trainee in the Naval R.O.T.C. at the University of Illinois, went a long way to get the meat for a| bartecue for students in Men's Res- | idence Hall. On a recent leave to his home in Upton, Wyo., Sheldon bagged a 175-pound deer, and sent it along to, MONTGOMERY, Alabama, Nov. the hall. Everything is all set now 23.—Golf's comparative unknowns except the date for the barbecue. |toock most of the honors yesterday > lin the first round of the $10,000 in- DRINK KING ° IN A CLASS " BY ITSELF WITH ITS LIGHTER, SMOOTHER Columbia Ale’s light, smooth, delicate “Top O' the Tank Texture™ just doesn’t hoppen. It resslts from a distinctly dif- k-top method of fermentation. clusively used in the 9 oduces the delightfully different gqualities so many fhousands faste, and enjoy, in Columbia Ale. Try it once; you'll prefer it alwaysl ODOM & COMPANY, Alaska Distributors _'rcund knockout over Buddy Millard seven rounds against Luigi § a BLACK LABEL! |vitational golf tournament here. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASK bag for any one team. Six b 1 Navy transfers, still has to0 | Jeague clevens will pair off Satur- rough edges. Pennsyly ] h Carclina vs. Duke A neighborhood brawl in which past performances mean pothing. Duke, however, is the only college team to score twice on Army this year. Therefore, Duke. UCLA vs. California — The UCLA'ns were “up” for their vic- tory over St. Mary's last week but should have enough zip left to repeat their early-season win over the Bears. UCLA Te Christian vs. Rice porary second place in the Sout west Conference is at ke with the Owls favdred by akout the three-point margifi by which they lost to the Frogs a year Rice. Dartmouth vs. Columbia—Coach Lou Little openly predicts his Lion will win this one. He should know Columbia. Oklahoma A M. vs. Oklahoma —The Aggies have one of the year's most proficient ground-gaining ma- chines. Oklahoma A. & M Oregon State vs. Southern Cali- fornia Even weatherman o tmiles on thee Trojans when they 1 raziano, Play &t home. Southern California Yale vs. Princ The first B Three game since pre-war days comes with many the Princeton players in bed with influenza. Yale Te Tech over New Mexico Colorado College Colorado A & M.; . Washington State ove ‘Washington Fred Annon, of Connecticut, took the lead with a four-under-par 68. f Cenver, had a 69 Nov many ames which should clarify the gridiron tangle, as four of t teams have a definite chanc the Rose Bowl classic Here in the The University of Southern { fornla—three games won, one University of California at Angeles—two victories and one loss University of Washington—six wins and two defeats; Washington State College—five games won and two lost They combina with jday in GAKLAND, Calif., Nov. 23.—Billy €mith, 171, Oakland, remained the California light heavyweight cham- pion today, winner by an eight- run; Cali- lost Los 174, Los Angele ed Millard in Oakland fight scheduled to £m Aud g0 defeat im in a Willie Joyce, 1 Boxing Associ e top cont Ike Williams’ Joey Bar- un bout at these shes Saturday in »ns: Oregon State hern California the Los Al gridiron; UCLA plays California at € , and Was ington meets Washington State Pullman Southern California can become the numbe * Reose Bowl choice by win frem Oregon State and from UCLA a week 1 Or, USC will be ot the ru ng by losing twice, pos once Likewi the Rose PRowl will beckon UCLA if it defeats Cali- fornia Saturday and USC on Dec meet num in a th2 Chica; 1 Barn r Chicagoan liv- ing in earned a draw with the Ga 1., lightweight in their first 10-round meeting last month A sibly & NEW YORK middleweight boxin tap here tonight Welch of Orzgon Fiorello of Brookly g Fiorello is npaigning for at sensational Rg Another on Coley Jerry No re is teran on v er hot the i If the candidate, side, the would t beats W two leading California should fall by the way- the Northern Division ke over. If Washington hington State, the ild have seven wins a Or, if WSC wins, th team would wind up with six vic- two defeats D AP SPORTS ROUNDUP TON, Jr. to over tories and - o SOFT SHOULDERS LOOMING NOW ON ROSE BOWL ROAD Unverified Report Has Crimson Tide ‘In"" as Guest Club for Classic S, Nov. 23—Guesses were a dime a dozen today, or even cheaper, as to which eastern team will meet the Pacific Coast foot- ball champions in the Rose Bowl although one little report drifted in softly from the east that Aja- bama had been extended a bid and had accepted Locally, the report was unveri- fied. Willis O. Hunter, chairman of the Coast Conference committee which will announce the selection, said “no comment.” However, he indicated there would be a decision scon, possibly within a few days Meanwhile, the race for the Coast Conference title isn't in the FORECAST By HAROLD CLAASSEN NEW YORK, Nov incorrect Thirteen t S ent 800 this corner’s avera mark for the first than two year Nevertheles: probable Nc¢ below th time in more By HUGH FULLE! NEW YORK, Nov ‘The formal announcement by eight college president legitimating football's “Iyy League” seems to indicate that the bc are liable to trip over How 7o Relieve Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly be- cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid natw to soothe and heal raw, tender, i flamed bronchial mucous mem- branes. 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And the little bit of gumption it takes 20 resist the small temptations to spend monev instead of eaving it—in Bonds!” VICTORY BONDS -to have and to hold- It’s always a pleasure to give ALASKANS the BEST accommodations avail- able — but won’t you please wire us in advance for your reservations — then we won’t disappoint you. New Washington llotél - FRANK B. McCLURE, Manager PAGE THREE supposed to have scared a 1ot of schools into mending their athletic ways But it's surprising to see how many of the “abuses” listed still are common practices which to cause no eyebrow-raising and how the new “Ivy” agreement goes back those 16-year-old proposals for the level of correcting the evils that blossomed " all try to out after World War One level of the —_ Wonder which A memorial trophy to the late move will be now C. “Billy” Hayes, famous Indi- League has ana track coach, will go to the winning team at Saturday's Na- tional Collegiate cross country run. Approximately, it will be a “travel- award It costs real dough be a bench-warmer at today's Denver-Colorado U football game, Ten seats on each bench were for purchasers of $1,000 few w Little building up reui a thing f all in the east untry strong as Nobody should almost any time at! leagu s 0 bringing competition “into ago wher with the essential educa- expour hardly would come an athletic director who has those seats in the stadium probably ¢ t ¢ Saturday The some goes ban on “sectional or other said Lou championships.” As for the to come down eligibility rules, to be governed by the rest but we should and flexible administration build up to the setting of mutual respect strongest team and good faith,” the Ivy schools the are pretty sound in that respec Ivy Ithough the result sometimes is to make the football coach work over- to see that the boys qualify scholarships or jobs. 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