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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE 4 [ A bre between the ‘mhen who! Field General Sanmy Baugh: and|year-oldy Henry Picard, who came] 10-round bout 5 SUNDAY loopERS MAJOR Mflfiul pay the bills and the new ‘czar” mates won the right to tackle the|to Florida “just to N ! N slowly has been developing, and at youthful Western Champions by | ritis, ay fac less| MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 10—The tour- lEAD OFF AI.I.EY last week's minor league meeting in clinching the eastern crown yes- ) cashing t op nament manager of the Profes- § Columbus, O., the argument virtually ter in a 17-0 win over New ieck he carve t of the sional Golfers' Association, Fred J. M E ET M u I- i. S reached age of open warfare York's Giants lar en G ou Cochran, announced today that SEASON AT ELKS .9 ¥ That argument is being d ecord-sn ir If Byron Nelson won an all-time high over into three-day meetir [ LOS ANGELES, Dec. 10—Bobby v amount of money in 1945 tourna- . ohe i o R A the Majors' meeting here today. It 1s Riggs, half-pint terror, and an at-, i i . ments. According to Corcoran, The Elks Sunday “lowball loop expected to be the highlight of the ¢ of sore muscles combined yes- . leveland, O., player nejson netted $64,528 in war bonds. {his scason and played a thrilling |launched on its competitive session | annual mid-wintsr gathering terday to turn back carrot-topped P zling seven-under-par 63 with two tournaments still to Ap SPORIS . with a turn on the alleys yesterday Such questions as to whether the pon Budge's bid for the National % B al round yest to clip play Nelson already has far ex- 2 ‘ afternoon with four four-man Pacific Coast league is ac- Prcfessional Hardcourt Tenn stroke from ( record coeded the previous record of $46,- HELLS ads engaged cepted & hird Championship. d wind up the urney with a g9 Second highest money win- et W4 lecve o 1, amrd s, bt gacns e K DPOOCH 1WOOR HAPDY WRGIETEN o e SFmisibunmen ~ n Ll Wl | e (o i e st (e . 1t Stan Rejek, who | Straig over the Aces. In the Ba”men to (‘a"y Over §e B sideration over-long first set, ran out the nex o ‘:f."( 1count Warren King co three for a decisive 11, 6-3, 6-2 NEW YORK, Dec. 10 Bat y make the Flatbush il | pilec 182 three-game ave ] Y H r i 6-0 triumph. Cramps in Budge arred Fritzie Zivie, form v Snakes ordinarily use their ven- By HUGH FULLERTON, JR. rget there ever was such a guy as spelled out the decider for the Jok frm']' Mmm Sess'ons S ' arm Hunv\! him off stride in the terweight champion' from Pitts cm apparatus as a defensive weapon R $ Seewee Art Rooney, the | ers over the Flushes. or S or s thira se burgh, and ombitious Cecil Hud- only G MEUR, O SR 1T by has offered| The “stud” rollers will hold their E35e T ] p b ! e e Yo, S o i hardly expect to hear people talking ' to fight Char- 1 session next ! - : P g MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 10—Lanky, 39- in Madison Square Garden's main DRINK KING BLACK UABEL! about golf at a basel ! ik night it’s “High Heel but two of this week’s " 5 Elks, with the lady loague taking : brought up the subject were Jack vt TVE Foif s wedkll sesio 1 Corbett, former ball player and club esday evéning the Major Le - | away, Washington's Redskins turn- owner, and Kill Kaiser, golfing will ptt in thelf second kegling per-|Jute here cek over just whated their eyes westward today for ccutive of a sports goods firm 1441 vkl e MAraknht the late K. M. Landi next Sunday’s clash with the Cleve- Corbett advanced the novel theo el nigit ssor will wield land Ram that baseball's hitters are better ¥ i s w than they were in the good old days = Following are the fihal scores of | Acos U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF COGMMERCE, WEATHER RUREAU because they learn the golf swing leading basketball games played|Raqde . : JUNEAU, ALASKA s exactly the same” Le last Saturday night Msserschmidt WEATHER BULLETIN maintained, “You just” bring it up| Oklahema A & M, 45; Westmin- | McKinnon DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A, M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME Max. temp. TODAY to where the ball is.” . . . Kaiser. ster, 23 7. Vuille predicting a great golf boom, arzued yriell Villanova, 3 that a lot of people are overlooking New York U., 45 : ¢ T 24 hrs Weath a good thing in not promoting ¢ Brown, 5 necticut, 41. § Station Precip. 4:30 am pgame . . . “Think of all the indus st. J S . Utah, 34. A 70 149— ag4 | Anchorage 8 5 2 07 Snow tries that benefit from golf—every- areh MTT, 21 7 Aty 59 R0 fd thing from drinks to shoes to fer-| pennsylvania, 37: Dartmouth, 2 5 155 gl 2 : 5 ) tilizer.” . . . Bill also forecast the Ccrnell, 47; Muhlenberg, 33 P. Metealf 255 144— 531! Cordova P : i o Mg 7 arrival of a new crop of playi Holy Cross; 45 Clty Golisge of Dawson 20 Stiow / / B stars in a few N. Y. 35 bikal Cloudy 7 he explained, there haven't been any Georeia, 66: Chattanooga U., 46 Cloudy new assistant pros. Now a lot of | pennessee, 63; iLncoln Memorial,| Fiushes e young fellows will take up those 1q Bathiec 3 3 ain jobs and appear in tournament Sidess Gan T bhes B0 Aravenie Juneau Airport s ! : 2 Rain e 4 Purdue, 55; U. of Louisville, 51. {K, Vuille e = . : : g PERERYARION EOST Minnesota, 55 Nebraska, 30. Ulery . b i Ererd Wisconsin, 42; Marquette, 32. MoGrath ; RHGY el 3 = Nome 3 i 1 Snow wdler plans to revive the “Com- 10Wa, 67; Denver, 40. Portland y 3 Rain Ohio State, 47; Pittsburgh, 37 Jok missioner’s Dinner” at next w 2 x Tl ey 3 | Prince Geor 41 2 31 Snow major league meetings in Chicago! Texas A & M, 51; Camp Bawie, B. Henning I 498 1 1 ice Ruper g ) 5 PL. Cloudy . If ‘the big leaguers give him the : King 141 et i a6 X 0 Pt. Cloudy same sort of brushoff he got here, ~Idaho, 48; Whitman, 31. 'l‘(mu ... 147 161 168— 4 attle 1 3 08 Rain Happy likely will try to feed them Washington State, 66; Gonzaga,|C. Lockridge 175 18— 524 oo ( 2% Rain a big helping of crow ¢ Whitehorse 13 T Pt. Cloudy ) Y, British Columbia, 58; Washington| Total 600 726—2040 | Whitel 3 i 5% / I, i Yakutat Two more post-scason bowl games | U-, 51 Ty (4:30 a terday to 4:30 a. m. today have announced their pairings, The| Montana State, 42; Montana, 25 4 % WEATHER NOPSIS: A warm air mass has moved over the Pacific \ ¢ . s Legion Bowl football game, fo be Oregon, 49; Portland, 30. New (ahinei I“ lope frem the Kenai Peninsula to nerthern California and the tem- Only terminal poi are shown on the above map. There are more played in Memphis, December 16,) Oregon State, 49; Seattle Coast eratures this morning were 35 to 50 degr Jlong the entire Pacific A SR : T f will put the Skymasters f | Guards, 31 4 : 3 e, P than a hundred towns served by Alaska Airlines in Alaska, the Skymasters from the » A 3 !! g E F 8 Below zero temy r are reported over intorior of Alaska AAF Training Command of Fo Pej [ 7 i .ay $ TONMeq ..o veotom ca f e upper Kuske and middle Yukon Use the complete passonger ar D services of Alaska Worth rth Air Force TR valie castw i Y thwest Territory i as far southward as Fliexs rch Field, California . . .| Witk the wide publication of his the northern portion of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan Airlines. Telephone 667, office Baranof Hotel for information. The first annual 'Gator Bow! game, | letters, “Innocents Abroad,” Matk! poyp pec 19— Rain or as fallen at most stations from northern California to scheduled for Jacksonville, Florida, | Twain became the most extensively| e, 16 qavs with the problem of wester: a and southeastern portion of Alaska on New Year's I will present cad author in America. forming ‘A’ néw Ttalikn i .LET 4 h Carolina and| A TP ¢, | Premier-Designate Alcide : Reports from Marine Stations at 10:30 A. M. Today /ake Forsst. The teams met earlier' DRINK KING oLACK LABEL!| o5 00nced todas Lse final- WIND Height of Waves e e e —- o g e [y Bed “komplat 1 g mer Station Weather Temp r.and Vel. (Sea Conditior 4 | consisting of representatives i i ) 2 4 WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 X their eastern title tucked Barrow Bethel 7 y Snow Commissioner Happy 7/ @® Alaska Airlines feadar plane bases 7 = DC-3 scheduled routes / — Alaska Ailines feedsr plane routes the country’s six major | approved by Crown Prince Umberto Guard Island 7 and the Allied Commission, co MARINE FOREC! ALASKA: Lynn Canal Holel and Besiaurani tains only three ministers who had | southerly winds 15 miles per hour becoming northerly 15 miles per . {ting back into the so#th 15 to 20 miles per hour not previously served in the coali-| hou: tion government of Ferruccio tonight Ci nd, Fredor md and Sumner Strait—southerly Em 10 ees' Alliance Parri, whose resignation on Nov. winds 20 miles per hour. Rest ters, Southeast Alaska, and out- g > > > winds 20 to 25 mil r hc I howers throughout the entire - Empire Want-ads brog resulls! 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