The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 30, 1945, Page 3

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1945 KAYDETS RULE £00TBALL -~ > HEAVY CHOICE S_SCORES Eleven Sail Info Fray GR'D'RON | ‘ine ioliowing are inai s OVER MIDDIES fcotball games played yester Tennsssee State 9; Kentucky Arkansas Tech 48; Arkansas S vs. Fearsome Army PHILADELPHIA, No FORE(ASI; takes cn the fearsome job tomorrow ; Texas 2 Texas Aggies 10, President Will Watch Navy ™*° und:rdog but undaunted of trying to stop Army’s magical and By HAROLD CLAASSEN | mighty eleven in the 46th game bo- tween the service academiss — a ri-! NEW YORK, Nov. 30.—Army will valry that started in 1890. defeat Navy in Saturday's service! elphia is the cpinion whose guessing aver- President Truman, the Cadet corps clash at Phila and the Midshipmen brigade will be of this cor among more than 100,000 spectators age for the season is .786. in Municipal Stadium when Navy's; The Cadets, sceking their eigh- unbeaten and once-tied team goes:teenth consecutive grid victory and up against the wondorous West the second straight over the arch Pointers who have a record of 17 cnemies from Annapolis, should triumph by a four touchdown mar- head- gin, apprcximately 35 to 7T conszcutive The rival triumphs. service elevens, quartered in suburban country clubs,! That gives Glenn Davis and Doc were to hold iizht practice drills Blanchard, Arm atomic twins, a tcday on the stadium turf, which has chance for two touchdowns each been under tarpaulin as protection and a lone tally for one of their Navy should score onc from rain tha past two days and teammates. last night's light snow. The weather- but the Midshipmen definitely are man foresaw fair, ccld weather for cruising for a bruising. the game. Here's the final trip out on the Army’s string of victories, plus the fcotball limb: fact that nons of ‘its opponents this Bayler-Rice: Rice's Owls, upset by year had scored a point by rush- a 14 to 13 margin last week in the ing through the Cadet’s varsity line, fray with Texas Christian, will come were reasons why Col. Earl Blaik's back to spill the Bears. Rice. moleskinrers ruled a 27-point favor-! Clemson-Wake Forast: Ralph Jen- ite. kins, Clemson’s great center, to guide In all, the service teams met five bis mates to an unbeaten Southern mutual cpponents this scason—Vil- Conference season. Clemson lanova, Duke?, Michigan, Notre Dame Georgie-Georgia Tech: Too much and Penn. Army rolled up 239 points Charlie Trippi. Georgia against them and gave up 20 while Harvard-Yale: The Crimson to Navy scored 123 points and yielded ruin Coach Howie Odell's birthday 19. Harvard The job cut out for the Navy is Mississippi State-Alabama: Harry to find a way to shackle Army’s Gilmer, Vaughn Mancha and Co., touchdown twins, Glenn Davis and wil]l enter the Rose Bowl as an un- Doc Blanchard, who have crossed defeated outfit Alabama cneémy goal lines 16 times apiece UCLA-Scuthern California: The this season. They're swift, durable Trojans will earn the right in this and versatile, and both can run one to oppose Alabama at Pasadena through the line of sweep the ends. cn January 1. Southern California > Finishing the rest in a hurry . ° 7 TCU _over Southern Methodists; his Week’s ° Grid Games Marlyland over Carolina; Tennessee over Vanderbilt; Virginia over North Caroclina; Miamia over Auburn. Highlighted by the Army-Navy game, Saturday at Philadelphia, ma- jor football contests got under way -oo @ this week on a lesser scale than pre- 2 vious weekends as the 1945 grid ROUNDUP season starts to fade out. Promin- ent games this weck are: TONIGHT By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr. NEW YORK, Nov. 30.—Looks like the only real argument at the winter Alabama Poly at Miami U. (Fla.) SATURDAY GAMES Army vs. Navy at Philadelphia. Mississippi Sate at Alabama. Louisiana State at Tulane. 1 Vanderbilt at Tennessee. | Virginia at North Carolina. Wake Forest at Clemson. Minor League baseball meetings next week may be generated by the effort of the “AA” leagues to move into a new “AAA" classification and there isn't much point to that one. ... What they'd gain in higher draft Georgia vs. Georgia Teach at At- prices would be offset by higher sal- lanta. |aries and other increased expenses,| Maryland at South Carolina. !so the only advantage would be Scutbern Methodist at Texas to keep the prestige of being a step Christian. |ahead of the Southern Association,' Baylor at Rice. 'which is going into class “AA” Notre Dame at Great Lakes. International League Prexy Shag U.S.C. vs. UC.L.A. at Los Angeles. Shaughnessy, while insisting that St. Mary’s Pre-flight at Califor- | four cities in his circuits could qual-f nia. ify for the Majors, figures it would Oregon State at Oregon. | SUNDAY GAMES Second Air Force at AAF Train- ing Command. | First Air Force at East. Training Command. | Third Air Force at Fourth Air, Force. | Ft. Pierce Navy at Ft. Benning In- fantry. | Cherry Point Marines at Kessler | Field. Sllgar_ flfi;;;ls Cutling Down Candy ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 30.—Amer-| ica won't be able to satisfy its sweet | tooth until late in 1947, says Presi- | dent Phillip P. Gott of the National Confectioners Association. | Gott said the industry, working on | a sugar allotment one-half of that| of 1941, is failing to meet the candy | demand by about seven million | pounds a year. J How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly be- | cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel z:rm laden phlegm, and aid nature soothe and heal raw, tender, in- flamed bronchial mucous mem- branes. TeM your druggist to sell you Q bottie of Creomulsion with the un- | derstanding you must like the way it J quickly allays the cough or you are | have your money back. | GCREOMULSION | for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis | Requ Answ Your be better for all hands to stay where they ar If the Southern moves up and we don't, ys They will be the sorriest bunch of guys you ever saw SCOUTING REPORT hen Jack Venable, Oklahoma U f ck, overhauled the Oklahoma Aggies' speedy Bob Fenimore after yard runback of the opening kickoff in their recent tea party, Jack Jacobs, Sooner trs coach, be- gan to lock at the racorc He found that Venable once had scored 18 points in the Arkansas State High School track meet A lew days later Jack signed up Jack for the indoor track team Looks like Rey Hamey is cinch to be elected American ciation President with Parke Carroll taking over Roy’s job with the Kansas City Blues. Larry MacPhail, who hired Carroll with “no definite assignment,” likes to have his minor league clubs bossed by men from their “home-territory.” RUNNERS RELEASED The my has releasad its first large bl of winter sports equip- ment A government offi in £an Francisco says the sportsware includes 243,500 pairs of metal edged skiis which will be made ilable immediately to de rs throughout the country Besides skils, the lot includes equipment used by ski trceps. Ninety per cent of the stuff is brand r THUMB FUN Ray Brown, U. of Virginia half- back, finds that having only part of a thumb on his left hand doesn't interfere either with his football or his fun During game this fall, the referee saw an opposing athlete playfully taking a nip out of Virginia lineman’s arm “How long has this been g y on? the ref demanded stepped off a he a penalty All Brown, holding u thumb ok what in the first half e LOUIS STAGGERS OVERSIZED PAR SACRAMENTO, Calif., Nov. 30 Woerld Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis staggered two opponents in four rounds of exhibition boxing here last night Big Boy Brown , Detroit, gave Louis some trouble in the first round of one bout, but the champ opened up in the second frame. The Brown Bomber, who weighed 215, unleashed a two-fisted attack against 265-pound Tiny Lee of Redwood City, Calif, and dropped Lee for a short count Dickié iuagudén Kidna@gd, Belief SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30.—The parents of three-year-old Dickie tum Suden, who has been missing since Nov. 1, anounced today they have taken up residence in the San Francisco Bay area to make easier centact with kidnapers they believe are holding their son Joseph tum Suden, the boy's father, said that he has become con- vineed by a number of attempts to ccmtact him that his son has been kidnaped. The child disappeared from near the family's cottage at Goodyear's Bar in mountainous Sierra county. 9000000 ¢ MUSIC from the CLASSICS ** BOOGIE by THE O’REILL ests ered THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA TEXAS LANDSIN COTTONBOWLAS SW LOOP CHAMPS COLLEGE STATION, Texas, Nov 30.—A Texas team that is the liv- ing motto of its coach, D. X. Bible, who says “It's the finish that counts” holds the Southwest Conferen otball championship and the pos MERCHANTSLOOP ticn of host team in the Cotton ROllING TONIGHI Bowl for the third time in four years Fuve times this season, the Long- OPENS BUSY TIME horns have been called upon to come irom behind; only once did they . fail. But yesterday wasn't that time Elks Men's |.eague fo Get s the or swarmed to the cuckdowns in the final period to Underway on A||ey5 Loat Texas A and M 20-10 in the cond renewal of this bitter Sunday Afternoon Immcdiatey afterward, Coach Bible nccepted the automatic invitation to Cpening with Merchants League g 3 K Cyin n the Cotton vl and four rclling, geing into its fourth week Séi % e later the University of Mis- tenight, the Elks alleys this weekend G s .. courd, champions of the Big Six, ac- are forec for their busiest week- el 1t SR ERE baw Aseeoh cepted an invitation to be visiting S g tcam previded its conference gives Tho alleys are open each aft e A St neon and evening except Wednes- * .. Texas has a record of nine wins a 7 to 6 upsat S: after getting off to a bad start, wound up by win- ning the Big Six title. The Tigers’ days, and under a new bowling alley steward are set up to handle the full crop of lecal keglers. On week- y afternoons, the maple is espec- to women rollers and lack s seascn record is six wins and three rienc bar as the stew- % i b ! defeats. ¥ Here's how the other major bowl TP " o _attractions are shaping up: Roliir nisht will pit the Mer- "'y, poca Bowl will pit Alabama chant Leaguers in following four against the Pacific Coast champion, matches: At 30 o'clock—He! & itches: At 7:30 o'clock—Hennings p,5hah1, gouthern California or vs. Coca Ccla Bottlers and California s et L 90 Al Washington State. 3 _Sabins; at 8:30 o'clock 1, the gygar Bowl at New Or- Junzgu Florists vs. Juneau Drug leans will be undefeated Oklahoma A and M against St. Mary's The Crange Bowl in Miami will bave Holy Cross playing a yet-un- nam:d southern opponent And the Sun Bowl classic will pit Denver ;ainst New Mexico. NOT 50 FAST and Butler-Mauro vs. Harry Race’s. n all-Elks mens league is sche- dulad to start functioning on Sun- day afterncon. Bowling Committee Chairman Howard Simmons has set hour of 3 o'clock for those sign- r the Sunday league to be At that time—following Memorial Servic by the -tzams will be organized and ccmpetition commenced On Monday evening, as usual, fe- BRIGHAM, Utah — “Are they will flood the alleys, for the going to have an =autopsy right kiy High Heelers session way?" Bushnell General Army Hos- > pital Attache Fred Arnold asked the MARRIED AT RUBY ward boy who was pushing a Mrs. Virginia Chenowith, resident sheet-covered figure on a litter. of Alaska all her life, and Wilford The shrouded figure suddenly Allen, recently with the U. S. Navy, came to life, shouting “Let me married at Ruby and will out of here!” ke that Interior Alaska town_ The patient then explained he had their future hom covered up his ad “to keep warm.’ BASKETBALL Juneau High School Gym SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 CYANE USs. P. A. A. CLIPPERS JD Hl SO’ vUS. 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