The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 3, 1945, Page 3

MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1945 CADETS T0SS OFF NAVY FOR SECOND UNMARRED SEASON Trojans Roll Over Uclans Info Rose Bowl Before Greatest Gathering By MURRAY ROSE NEW YORK, Dec. 3—The football season is finished except for the Bowl festivals and the East-West, North-South games, but the thou- sands of fans who saw Army’s record busting array in action probably will be talking about this peerless grid machine uptil another fall cam- paign rolls around. In beating Navy 32-13 Saturday for their ninth straight victory this year and their 18th in a row over two seasons, Coach Earl Blaik's re- peating national champions became the first Cadet corps ever to go through two campaigns with perfect records and the first to win more than 16 games in succession. It was Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis again who led the Cadets to vietory in their 46th climactic clash with Navy and those two All- Americas will be back in Army’s colors next year. Between them they scored all five of the Cadet's touchdowns with the big pile-driving fullback racking up three and the flashy Davis hotfooting it for two. The victory was Army’s 24th in the series that started in 1890 Army scored three touchdowns in the first period and one each in the third and fourth, while Navy picked up its touchdowns in the second and fourth periods, the lat- ter cn a one-foot buck through the middle of Army's varsity line It was the first time Army regulars had been scored upon by rushing this year. A cell-out crowd of 102,000 specta~- ters, including President Truman, saw the service classic in Philadel- phia’s wind-swept municipal sta- dium, but the top throng of the day was gathered in Los Angeles Me- morial Colissum where 103,000 fans watched Southern California’s Tro= Jjans defeat UCLA, 256-15 and earn the right to meet Alabama in the Rose Bowl. Alabama wound up its campaign unbeaten and untied, slaughtering Miscissippi State 55-13 as Harry Gil- mer put on another impressive aer- ial display by completing 13 of 19 passes for two tuchdowns. The only bowl vacdncy left is in Miami where the Orange Bowl com- mittee today will pick an opponent for Holy Cross. that position are University of Mia- mi (Florida), Tennessee, Louisiana State and Georgia Miami furthered its chances by walloping Auburn, 33-7, Friday night, while the contenders also staged impressive closing day gia wrapped up the state title by leads | performances Saturday. clinched second place in the Southeastern Conference by benefit trouncing Vanderbilt, 45-0; Louisiana licity efforts, may get his first real State won the battle of the bayous test tonight when he faces Lee Sa- by whipping Tulane, 33-0; and Geor- vold at St In the r nning for Tenne to Alabama came overwhelming Georgia Tech, 33-0. - e Sporis Briefs THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA « JUNEAU CRIMSON BEARS WIN OVER BY 35-29 SCORE STANDING Juneau High—won 2 out of 2. ! Subport—won 3 out of 4 PAA won 2 out of 4. ! cs—won 2 out of 4. won 1 out of 4 y game sixth, California seventh, then Ida- and down in the cella®—~Mon- tana. AP SPORTS played \ MONDAY M, { The Oregon U Following Saturday night's games, is scheduled for the Juneau High's Crimson Bears stand top men in the city basketball league ratings. Defeating Subport 35 to 2! continental flight by a ¢ squad, going by air to Chicago for the De HUGH FULLERTON, Jr) |pawl To and then to New the Bears won their second game YORK, Dec. 3—Al Ho0s-| york for a en game, . . .Bob Cut of two played, and cancelled e I the big heavyweight Wwho| Garbark, the Red Sox catcher, is ¢ut Subport’s unbeaten rating in the out of the Army to get the| coaching basketball at Allegheny league. The Rpesolv Rickety of Jimmy Johnson'’s pub-| Gollege in his home town of Mead- Dinks, Juneau High Second or Crim- ville, Pa Sounds incredible, but 50N Bear Juniors, as they have been American soldiers in sunny India'2lternately named during their brief Nick’s. _And that have been invited to attend the Career, Saturday chalked up their you to wonder what about gki Club of India meet Dec. 20- litst victory, a 28 to 24 winning the rest of the new boxing talent jan. 6. It will be held at Gulmarg, S€OT¢ over PAA. The R, R.D., JHS. cr C.B.J., team is still substituting for the Cyane team which has been unabie to appear at any of the games so far, | Box scores in Saturday night's game were as follows | that supposedly was being develop- ed in service bouts Nat Fleis- cher of the Ring Magazine has the |answer. He says the newcomers ar performing “beyond expectations though, naturally, they're nowhere Kashmir, where there was four feet of powder snow t Christmas. - ORLANDO, Fla., Dec. 3. — Little near the top yet Fleischer ven- Crimson Bears— RT. F.G. TP Ben Hogan, with the Orlando Open tures a prediction that either Howie' Aase 1 3 7 Golf Title to his credit, was 2,000 Brodt or Laverne Roach, Marine Merritt 1 2 5 dollars richer today middleweights, will be a world | Mead & bl With solid strokes and faultless champion some day. They both look e following O'Connor TR putting, the 140-pound pro from exceptionally promising. . Then m,’;’:;_(J;‘:hl‘::‘]l;mfi;ug?:)p{::;jsmgf Hogins Bl Hershey, Pa., finished the 10,000 there’'s Johnny Ebarb, spotted bY!|giiaday afternoon: 5 Moore st 8 dollar tournament yesterday with a Joe Louis as a great prospect over- | 'Mm\fi 32: Navy 13 | Total points scored—35. 72-hole score’ of 270, six strokes seas. He has grown up to a heavy-! v.)o 8. Harvard 0 - ahead of Harold McSpaden, weight. . . . And there also is Mar-| ncrth Carolina 27 Virginia 18, | Support— F.T. F.G. TP. of Sanford, Me, and Johnnie Re- cus Lockman, who uses the tag of| \ax-> Forest 13: Clemson 6. | Kessnick 1.8 b alta B Rultien, 1 “Kid Chicken.” He's a light-heavy| yparyland 19; South Carolina 13. BECKer &h s — who won a handful of titles in| mennessee 45: Vanderbilt 0 McGuire 05010 PASADENA, Calif., Dec. 3.—It's Australia and New Guinea Great- Lakes 30: Notle DAna. a4 BI9gman % 1.6 14 Southern California again for the They're just a few examples of ser-| Georgia Georgia Tech 0 Stewart 1 1 3 Rose Bowl—for the ninth time and vice boxers who have done well| labama 55; Mississippi State 13. Dempke 1 0 1 third in a row. The Trojans are since getting out. 15 itHetn Methodist 33; Texas Total points scored-—29 unanimecus choice for the New Christian 0 . Year's classic after winning the CONQUERING HEROES Lousia s 88: Tulane 0 P‘f}Af F.T. F.G. TP. conference title in their smashing EET Baylar 1 (:Len l, 3 !l, L Y e A SO is Tinal! gliavters enat ne| Calitornis & 8t Mary's Profight 0. pyy il vt country, eight college teams remain | ufn. el 2%‘110“ 15, Moscrip & 4 i SOCORRO, N. Dec. 3—The Undefeated and untied for the 1945 % st ;:‘uAmL-O' ‘Stoekton Com.. McMorran 01 A New Mexico School of Mines sub- Season. The field is headed byl v €% 7 8 Gehrke Bl mits Elmore Morgenthaler a Army’s National Champions for the X Rl Fournia 0 Y likely candidate the title of Second year in a row. Schuller R e tallest collegiate cager in the na- Among those eight teams are two| H‘GH HEELERS Total points scored—24. S ihils massbn: ern grid crews The Uni- | Sy Morganthaler, a Miner forward, Versity of Arizona played five| Resolves— F.T. F.G. T.P. SR peints to its oppenents’ 12 The | Legan 1 1 3 NEW YORK, Dec. 3.—Al Hoos- University of Redlands wound up | R 5 Sperling 0 0 0 man, the strapping Los Angeles IS season with 15 poiats in n.{l‘.EarIy Afternoon Opening Gents . £ gk heavyweight who has won all 25 contests, but the opposition scored | L' Fsams g of his professional fights, gets <;l1v]12 Al;\;u;\ which e intc Now for Elks Alleys— »TJL':“II"PE > : 11 5 11 severest test tonight against vet- the Rose Bow S8 RO A oints - scared—ab, oran Tee Savold of Patterson, N. 3, Const winning USC Trojns on' |U@sddy Loop Starts in the St. Nicholas Arena’s featured New Year's ranks next to Army. . .| GAME TUESDAY * St. Mary's opponents in the coming | Four five-men teams were form.,, Tombrrow night at 7:30 in the 10-round bout. kgl ATTENTION ODD Regular meeting and work in the Initiatory degree Tuesday night at FELLOWS 8. All members requested to attend. BEN HAVDAHL, Noble Grand e | DRINK KING SLACK U. S, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, ALASKA WEATHER BULLETIN DATA FOE 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 12TH MERIDIAN TIM Max. temp. | TODAY last | Lowest 4:30 a.m. 24 hrs. Station 21 hrs.* | temp. temp. Precip. Anchorage 10 -4 -4 0 Barrow -12 -18 -13 Bethel -11 -20 -5 T. Cordova 39 -11 16 Dawson -3 -18 -3 .10 Edmonton 26 20 23 0 Fairbanks 0 | =27 -4 02 Haines 25 | 16 23 i Juneau 39 | 30 35 .01 Juneau Airport 36 | 24 25 01 Ketchikan 43 | 33 34 1.28 Kotzebue -12 | -22 -20 0 McGrath d -9 12 k3 Nome -3 -13 2 0 Northway -1 | -26 -7 . Petersburg . 33 | 31 32 37 Portland .. 49 | 43 51 07 Prince George 4 | 23 44 0 San Francisco 58 | 46 56 0 Seattle . 57 | 42 49 21 Sitka . ? 50 | 30 32 = ‘Whitehorse 7 | =18 1 13 Yakutat 40 | 9 10 o “—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The low pressure center in the Gulf of Alaska has deepened during the past 24 hours and a second low center is located in Dixon Entrance this morning attended by strong to gale winds near the low center and along the coast southward to northwestern ‘Washington. Weather at 4:30am. Clear Fog Cloudy Pt. Cloudy Snow Clear Snow Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rain Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rain Clear Snow Pt. Cloudy ‘Temperatures ranging from 40 degrees at Ketchikan and near 60 degrees along the California coast were reported this morning but a cclder air mass was approaching from the Pacific Ocean. Tem- peratures were above normal over the interior of Alaska and northwestern Canada but below zero temperatures were recorded over the northern portion of this area and over the lower Kuskokwim Valley. The lowest temperature was minus 30 degrees which was recorded at Aklakvik, Northwest Territory. Rain or snow was reported over the coastal area from northern California to the Gulf of Alaska and at scattered points over the Bering Sea and western Canada. MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at 10:30 A. M. Today WIND Station Weather * Temp. Dir.and Vel. Cape Decision Drizzle 35 N 14 Cape Spericer Cloudy 36 ENE 10 Eldred Rock Cloudy 30 NE 33 Five Finger Light . Snow 33 SW 16 Guard Island .. Drizzle 38 S 32 Lincoln Rock Snow * 33 WSW 16 Point Retreat Cloudy 34 NW 40 Height of Waves (Sea Condition) 3 feet 2 feet 4 feet 6 feet 3 feet 1 foot 5 feet MARINE FORECAST FOR SOUTHEAST ALASKA: Inside waters, Southeast Alaska, north of Sumner Strait—northerly winds 30 to 40 miles per hour—snow flurries. Inside waters, Southeast Alaska, south of Frederick Sound—easterly winds 10' to 15 miles per hour backing to northerly to northeasterly winds 16 to 20 MPH tonight — rain, chang- ing to snow or rain. Outside waters, Dixon Entrance to Yakutat—variable winds under 20 miles per hour mostly northeasterly backing to northerly —cloudy with snow or rain showers. Public Accountani-Stenographic-Tax Relurns MURPHY and MURPHY ROOM 3—First National Bank Building D e s e e e PHONE 676 LABEL! ! Sugar Bo Juneau High gymnasium, Douglas 1 classic in New Orleans)-d yesterday afternoon for the Elks —Oklahoma A and M—stand third | Sunday League, but no official roll- Hizh will play Subport and the smong undefeated and untied elev-| ng was attempted as the team C:imson Bears vs. PAA in the fifth ens. Other schools with perfect | nemberships were still a bit short. session of the league games. records are Arkansas Tech, Oberlin| Jowever, the league will be set to s i o and Gustavus Adolphus pen competition next Sunds | ‘Tonight, the High Heele : take CHAPEI.ADIES TO T {sver the alleys for their weekly ses- PCC FADEO | Going down the line in the final)-icn, follewed by the men's Tues- Pacific Coast Conference standings:|day league the next evening. The MEET TOMORROW USC won five games and lost one,| Tuesday leaguerers organzed last it | with the League's high pemcnmge:wenk and now are set to go. { The Chapelaides will meet tomor- of .833. Second place winner—| The Bowling Alley Steward re- row night, December 4, at. 7:30 ¢’clock in the Chapel-By-The-Laks. Mrs. Lloyd Green will be the hos- tess for the evening and all mem- Lers are requested to attend. | Washington State—actually - scored | ports that the Elks Alleys now are | more points during the season, but iopcn afternoons from one o'clock, es- finished with six victories, two de-|pecially for the convenience of the | feats and one tie, for a percentage | skirted keglers. Regular evening of .750. Washington is in third/| essions continue, with Wednesday —_— eeoe place, then . Oregon State, svening being the “dark” night on Bolivia is the fifth largest coun- UCLA. the maple. try cf South America. | | | [ A Complete Service 3’ OIL BURNERS: We are Southeastern Alaska Distributors for the TIME-PROVEN Century and Oil-o-Matic Oil Burners, Units, and Heating Equip- 1 ment. A type and size to meet any heme requirements. 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