The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 28, 1945, Page 3

PA completely modern t metropolitan business district of idly acquiring. Plans for * been con: vin state ing assembled for p neau in the near fubures of Juneau and Southeast availa seen outsi cne things that make THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA s ~ of the Southwest Conference rac e r" e [A & M (3-2) Thursday, while on ARIENS ) Saturday Rice (3-2) eets Baylor E?(EE:NB‘NG gNIo aturday Rice 2) meets Bay v FEpAL CYDETS ERUAE -'xiRkI"meu could end up in a three a g ! pessibly a four-way tie for . championship, (Omol FOW‘ hampionship R i ) oufhves! ' pOUBLE TROUBLE 3-2) opposes Texas Christian (: Conference Title | EW BUSINESS FOR THIS CITY "Home Beautiful”" Refail Store fo Be Opened- Garvin Heads Firm | Unless Texas wins, the conference ‘u:gh: at 7:30 o'clock in the gym with PAA meeting Cyane and Juneau i PAA; SIGNACS DO IT TC SUB FIVE Juneau High's Rickety Dinks lost what may be their last time to shine in the City League Basketball tour- nament last night when they were defeated 19 to 13 by the Signa PAA’s Clipper team, apparently t able to pull oft its usual rallying stunt unt:l too late, were beaten 36 to 29 by Subport, now one of the lop teams of the league. The Rickety Dinks (formerly known as Juneau High Seconds) playing their second and probably last game of substitution for the Cyane team which is expected to return to Juneau shortly, fought a hard but loosel ecuted game against the Signac The Signacs, with scoring continuing to be poor in proportion to played a calmer, telling game than youngsters. Individual Play There was little exp: ing on either side. Individual p! ing was not spectacular in any in- stance, and the mo: that can be >, was that est of sport- general, fouling on both sides w it a minimum. Gold- stein, Heller and Galbraith on the Signac team were high scorers with two field goals and one free throw each. Sperling with two field goals high-ranking Rickety Dinker Play Swift team, tiad with Ju- neau High's Crimson Bears now for the league’s unbeaten team rating, wift, well-ory zed game. clean and fast and the checting technique lent in most cases. Kessnick, Krogman and Mc- Guire and Stewart were especially cutstanding both in shooting and Lass werk. PAA’s tall men were far too slow on their feet to keep up with the fast moving Subporte Chooting on the Clipper team was good when the players had plenty of room, but when Subport guards cut too close, most moving shots went wild or fell short of the bas- ket. manship. In PAA Defense Game PAA plays a semi-zone game and the players last defense night often appeared to prefer sticking to . . their assigned opponent instead of following the ball. When PAA fin- ally, as it usually does, started to “come alive” time was running out. At the half the score stood 13 to 25 in Subport’s favor; at the third quarter, 21 to 33. PAA held the Subporters, by all cdds far the su- perior team, to only four more points in the fourth quarter, and surged up eight more points for their own side. Whether this was due to Sub- port’s second string players, or whether PAA has some secret form- ula for end-of-the-game improve- ment snap, may never be known. The Clipper team looked twice as goed in the fourth quarter as it did in the three preceeding ones, but this phenomena has occurred in ev- ery game PAA has played to date. Subport High Pointers Wilson with 11 points was high man on the Clipper team. On the Subport five Kessnick and McGuire tied for high ranking honors with 9 points each, and Stewart and Krogman, for second place with 8 points each. Last night's attendance at the games was probably the highest it has been since opening njght of the league. With the tournament ' now in full swing it appears that| Juneau basketball fans are settling down to watch the city’s hoopster | championship with keen interest. The next game will be Friday High playing Box right were as follows: Rickety , Logan team—13 Sign Galbraitl Tota PAA Moseri Gregor Wilson Gehrk MicMor Subs D, MeGui gm: Dampke rt Stewar Menton, Trella / entire By NEW YORK, Nov Hendricksen who saw his boys pummeled by both crvice Navy prospects this we going on record as team at I'v And Cclumbi; way: this Army cn off defens Yale: Three fairs. been represented since Harvard's Chub Peabody made the . . . The important fact about grade Saturd it scmes on Howie Oodell’s birthday. It tock a slight case of influenza to sho Arnold eral and chief passer. in the attention focused on West Pcinters’ Glenn ry . Does anyone remember there’s Subport. for both with the flu Tucker, a third stringer behind Doug Kenna and Tom Lombardo last year, has come along so fast this season that Coach Earl Blaik 1 him above the ated pair. Late vesterday it reported that Tucker’s tempera- > had gone n and that the grid star wquld be released from the hospit at the latest core teams last CRLANDO, Fiorid When tk $10,000 Open underway vingin will be one of Horne carc petitive record for course around in actic hand Dinks F.G 0 0 FT, 1 0 0 0 0 4 Smithberg, Crass (1 (3), Williams and Total points by entire i 8 1 Horne 0 PR th the tr rday titutes Ve @). = SUGGESTIONS NOTED Charlie Callahan of the Sec- d 1 n “Since the as will £ post- | Vi r Byrd Gogin John Revolta and Ed Fur lude Du cpl cnd Air Force proposes Louis-Conn fight next summer b event of the y not turn over t two or three rows arou ringside to every livin of the Congressional Medal of Hon- aden a0 boom Tor 1 pomts by team—19 FG TO THE VICTORS getting the L year, the winner football champions but s I : nber 11 0 0 0.0 titutes: Wallace (2), Stieneck- Keating, Dc Fournie (2). ‘Total points—29 1 ! phy for of 4 Eastern 8 0 ; ran 0 3 manent mementc tigh hi ation ALL AMBIT or le | inquirin vrTe $ ia to mak?2 All-S re cr All-America teams this an t ). Reid wise ally like to first team” Goedbinder (2), Grif- 1 ¥ Totap points Butts team—29. gets int titutes start end him i the New e | new icky when eight-under-par Othef SporisBrieis Thursday, Montreal pro, Stan oys to con Dub- he 1 pros such star tch 1 gol 1t 1 sher ting of ast Major $15,000, of [ Har Metz nston fourth F r ma- draft of th Minor ial pri Row- > offi- A fighter York com- s lightweight cham b Montgomery TROJAN CHOSEN 1 TOP LINE STAR == HUGH FULLERTON, NEW YORK, Nov. 28 28. ® Adelman backficld coach in Southern over Oregon been named the Lineman of the We » The Trojans had to beat State to stay in the running for the Rose Bowl nomination and Adleman’s spectacular job at left end was a i prime factor in their 34-7 victor; With Southern lifornia tra ing 7, Adleman tackled John Karamanos of Oregon State in the end zone for a and two -Harvard game Saturday? ... peoints to put Southern Cal in of the first five All American front. The Trojan later fell ter Camp pickad were en- fumple for a touct Yele-Harvard-Princeton af- thyough the B . Now the Big Three hasn't tjmes to throw 1941, when peqyy losses. izona st in California "RANCISCO, Bill) Dic Nov prob Penn California’s State Se teams, sums up the Army- : “I'm net ng the Army I've ever seen- en any better.” 's Lou Little puts it “The best way to play would be to use a bulldozer ense and an atomic bomb on e, and I'd still be pessimistic” an cate s is pi rem active ay is the be 8. pe; e never ico City a the ere last 1 Bolanos fo nd Jef g blow o t ‘ ced or ball toters for - o BOMBAY, India, Nov. severe earthquake in of the Gulf of Oman ATTENTION! — ATTENTION! Picneers of Alaska and Auxiliary members are notified that Friday's meeting has been postponed until December 5. (10,128-t3) ay’s game seems to be that WES-“T"-POINTER Bombay and New Delhi - tories. ind of cane for the blind like an to feel or w how highly Army regards Tucker, the Cadets field gen- Overlooked the touchdown twins— Davis dnd “Doc” Blanchard— A new a wheel that and enables the blind difference between grass walk or other surfaces. where furniture shook ts swung. o> DRINK KING BLACK ha eye, the side- ... vefreshment joins the family reunion It’s a far cry from shipboard to the family fireside. But in both places your sailor finds friendliness and Coca-Cola. The words Have a Coke have a special meaning for him. They say You're one of us. The sparkling refreshment of ice-cold Coke reflects the friendly American spirit. . . has made the pause that refreshes a national custom. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BT JUNFAU COLD STORAGE CO. ha th home in Philadelphia may not return to hoxing 28 bl her fro E s been d from the air corps at Luke Bob will take a en re- H Lt pects to| vy blues in a couple of ! p won't mask m Los nrique 10-round decision | Baltimore veteran, Ha The 21- the EARTHOUAKE 28 i ob: fight a seldom land- A the vicinity was corded at 6:20 a. m. today by the re- Serva- The tremor was felt in Karachi, and ceiling LABEL! Ryt Vi By £ MURKAY YORK, N otball ca nd flos all-cong with for ROS s col- »aign winds up 1 Saturday lering Army s formid- national Middies find a four ichdown unbeaten but teenth con- y rated about to make its over cnce-tied ecutive v eriod. 1 Navy ei tim Greyelac the f t West Poir through two The ns without a C tie While the Cadets tling for Trojans and ms or a loss and Middies the national of uthern Texas Unive strive to gain nomi- Cotton the ity will nference and respective th their « nations Rose > Trojans must defeat UCLA win the Pacific Coast Con- ference championship and the right to meet Alabama in the Pasadena classic. If the Trojans should lose, the Washington State Cougars, who hed their turday with 7-0 triumph over Washington rab the title. dSouthern Cal walloped Oregon State 34 in and has a 4-1 conference record. Washington Stat won six and lost two games California and the Saginel will fornia last outing Wash- team: of hip. bjan only mathematical chance the league champi the event of b the conf nce vote might day night 1 pick an to meet Alabama on Jan ington with winr But in a an 1 conference bound by no its ch Each of the ls has the right to m it believes will t up the st show. Fourth-place 5C was selected in 1923 and nd-place Washington in 1924. idle last week and leader The rulings 10 m vote in I € Texas “UNBLOCK" 42 DIGESTIVE TRACT And Stop Dosing Your Stomach With Soda and Alkalizers ct to get real relief from omach, gas and bad d other alka- of your trouble is yourreal trouble isnotin the stc all. But in the intestinal tract where 809 of yourfoodis digested. And when it gets blocked it fails to digest properl W hat soda 0 “unblock” y thing to ¢ Nature get nt for real relief is not er—but something to intestinal tract. Some- it out effectively—help ack on her feet. s right now. 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