The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 12, 1945, Page 3

forwards e more than cope with Firemen’s guarding. High men on the Douglas school team were L. Bonnett with four field and the goal-trust twins, J McCormick and D. McCormick with 8 and 5 points respectivel Sweep On Subport piked with stellar sheoters Krogman and Kessnick swept past Signac’s men with a 51 to 26 score—40 points made by the two for alone. Unable to ef- fectively guard the opponent team’ offenses or to overcome its defen: Signacs floundered in a n of pocr ying for the entire game Despite excelle 1o0ting by MeDonnell Jen clear of the guards ed to show any ment in general pl er prev- s performance \e Signacs con- tinue to play a chaotic game of ball that shows lack of practice, lack of crganization, and lack of team un- ard t individual (13 points) the team fa 15 of impros ity. On the other side of the ledger, they continue to show clean sportsmanship and hearty good- humor in accepting their_losses and in admitting their weaknesses or errors, a characteristic that makes them popular both with the grand- stands and their opposing team| mates. In a tournament that is being played mainly for good fun and exercise that is probably as valuable an attribute as any claim- | ed by a League team. Box scores in last night's games are as follows: Signacs— TG FT. TP Jones 3 2 8 McDennell 6 1 13 Heller 1 0 2 Goldstein 1 0 2 Syah s 1 " Substitutes: Wilson and Gray. Team'’s total points—26. Subport— F.G. F.T. TP. Kessnick i 238 McGuire 2 0 4 Krogman 12 0 24 Stewart 2 0 4 Dompke N e Substitutes: Trella, 2 points; Good- bincer, 1. Total points—51. Couglas High— #.G. F.T. TP.| Bach 1 0 2 Kelsey 100 gl Eonnett, L. 4 0 8 MecCormick, D. 2 184 McCormick, J. 4 0 8| Substitutes: Bonnett, H. Total points—25. D. Firemen— F,G. FT. TR.} Smith 9D Wahto L Los g Hickey oA b | *Savikko 0 0 04 Jensen 40 il Substitutes: Beherends, 4 points.| Total points—24. - -~ | Spanish decorations of the Middle Ages frequently combined Moorish and Christian motifs. | ——a - | DRINK KING bLACK LABEL!| Beware Coughs | from common colde | That Hang On| Creomulsion relieves promptly be- cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel | germ laden phlegm, and aid nafure to soothe and heal raw, tender, in- flamed bronchial mucous mein- branes. Tell your druggist ta sell you & hottle of Creomulsion with the un- derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION | for Coughs, Chest Colds, I!1 »:chitis 1 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1945 ng Glories luded two othi Tl TaB tion to Davis and 5 SEA 145 were’ Ro Dale a f"; fos ,yy g( K g5 el cKinnon 169 1 &€ Hubert 1 o : s The three me of t oo o g fl » ta 25 862 T72 2458 & 45 backfield were joined thi Folg) 5 8 € Herman Wede Also-Rans mer of distinc The U A b d i 1 845 902 877 e of B placed at th < forward. line it WOODLEY AIRWAYS Amling, Ohio Stat ¢ guard from Pana, Ill, was HAS 10 FROM WEST the other guard with Gre 2 cen nt was ‘Ahl"( nt g ey r run between An- Alabama’s | 1 M i Juneau yesterday, the Birmingham. ‘The line, a combination brawn 1d speed Airways plane in flew the from Anchorag harge Morri fol- proximately 206 p s man, "Gron "y S g g while the backfield, constitutir Bennstt, Phillip Kerr, John S. Co- symghony of ‘¢ cagne, G. Gibson, Sarah Smith, R lectively, averag f Hu 5. Boland and 185 pounds per man. The 1945 Associated Press All- - n o I E. Graves, T Aihenia’ naup Studen End--Hubert Bechtcl, Texas. Adulls Tackle—Dewitt Coulter, Arm Guard — Warren Amling, State. 3 \ \ { y \ \ | \ \ ) \ \ ) ) \ \ \ ) ) \ \ \ \ ' ) \ y 4 \ \ { § § 3 \ \ \ § ! 3 \ N N \ \ N ) \ \ i 4 \ \ ) y \ ndly answer to what and how to serve When young folks get together it’s never long before you hear the welcome words Have a Coke. By right of unanimous adoption Coca-Cola belongs to their world of refreshment and friendliness. And there’s no easier way for Mom to win their approval than to be sure that ice-cold Coke is in the family refrigerator . . . ready to serve. " JUNEAU COLD STORAGE CO. Game of Segsond TS AS HIGE High School Gym §P.M.FRIDAY ADMISSION: is and Servicemen - - 25¢ 50c 222 uct of The Coca-Cola Company. © 1945 The C-C Co. 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NOSE OUT F D & A }”Q MA!(HFS 4 ¢ i ‘G,;‘;- BASKE{BA!‘& dy Baer announces he is tt Brown Bomber sparred with Big imuMllltu‘;?I {)I:\‘:r‘ b Ny my VIRIUK M L Surprise Statement by Big ihg ahout making @ comeback. Boy Brown of Chicago for ono Z Nameé @"g AE{J & - ’ . o S ; S He Champion Joe Louis round, t put Brown on the SUBPORI wle ‘ = i.fl;! NS&HT AI I-eBQUC‘: PleXIGS Re(‘ % ],: £ the final scores of yne world's heavyweight title t yes. Louis barely hit Dave John- ' Tl : | EuneE DG IR IOy got knocked out both tim n of Portland in a Ywo-round ‘ eatea ; i ELKS L B OohizesTolmalial | R o i coey s et : o i e Although defeated by one point § [y o “i"»:’q."?_ - & b sy JAUSSISSIPDL. Sate, 20,1 < ity ¥ e, 13 - ‘ ; i ; : bt CHICAGO, D he 1 A Oma, ranking heavyweight from 1In the Germany of the Middle| co o8 L P o b & " g P sty ; - around the ring for imitative of the French back with tinestested & VAPORUB game of the ity Teague saskena Touchdown Twins, Davis- strid come the third maj ) il tournament last night in the Doug- : Ry las High gymnesium. In the game Blanchard, Repeafiers oS fowa, 7 Dakota State, 33 - p ng the Douglas match, Sub- . EIAE: R . esterda Indi Can bury, 53 port soared to a shattering 51 to 26 -FenlmOfe, Too d T, | Notre D 2 ite iFeld, rictory over the Signacs. e s t-moving, st y c By bOB 3 South Da 29 jating, the Firsmen were a challeng- NEW YORK d kg Hns Ly o he: Kar 8 ing mateh to the well-drilled Doug- Military o lony; g servi d h ersity of De- las High Huskies from start to fin- team | ed s came to marking uy 1 Sk cooperatir C 1tLe v Har- ish. The enthusiasm and sprint- on the Associ g : ridge, President c £ I wst, 45 ing ability shown by the fire fight- all-American eleven ar The enlire AlsosRan team mainajTeague, Joined Ford Fric Texas State ers last night appeared to be (he founced today. It was the first tained a pace that netted the top Nati Jasting brand that should make their time in the history of t 1 totals for both single game explair 1 T 10;Southwestern | future games exciting to fans — and tions that so player t these word {a 39 | ® qangerous to slow-movin: teams. one team had been honored in this 4 league competitic b L t A anta A AAT UCLA, 25. Shooting by the Firemen was noth- fashion Elks drives is 'set for Friday cve- isl ie Fary Nav Tdaho, 54 ing remarkable, but could certainly Selection of thr linemer j ning, when the Merchants loopers|depends upo B it ou 54; Idaho South- be classified as good. Individual- two ball carriers from Coach Col. ather which detern 1 £ the o0 ism was at a minimum. The team Earl Blaik’s team not only Major leazue results laste night member-clubs of a 1 PER] standing, and commendable ability case he k carriers—C 1 ers whose cont hey holc to function a§ a unit with all play- Davi Claremont, Calif na Hendri Y 178 159 ement went ) say that §i‘gfi?‘§t gi‘r\@y’s ers contributing to the overall scor- Felix Blanchard of B Nichol 171 155 ) le the size of the p &g@,,u, b ] i ing. Most cutstanding of the team’s v represents the first Clark 167 146 baseball incon vailable several excellent potentialities ap- time since the first Associated Press Scotl 136 131 and many | pears to be its speedy circulation. team was chosen in 1925 that back- Hudson 158 163 The refusal of the American and ~CHICA Dee, 113-Jim _Bagky, Players weaved in and cut during field teammates were selected two - -— National Leagues to ac the Cleveland’s temperamental v the game with laudable backing of consecutive ye 1 810 754 801 2365 Coast League as a third major handed pitcher, was traded by team rather than individual scoring. Army linemen named to circuit was no rebuff to Clarence Cleveland Indians to the Boston 71/ Wi /) 7 Top scorer was Jensent, already team with Blanchard and I Has-Beens Rowland, Pacific C League Red oday, thereby returning l w ) / QOSAGN Isdnrd familiar to League fans as a play- were John Green Shelby C President to t fership of Manager Joe / A PN s i er on Signac’s team, swith four Ky. team captain and guard, a Imqui We will be back, ‘and not with Cronin th whom he was “a = DC-3 schaduled routes tield g gk ST Albert ‘Nemetz Simmons — Alaska Airlines feeder the Cadet lbert ‘Nemet? plane ravtes Douglas High, as usual, played a of Prince George nd Dewitt Blanton N RCCRRERRR AT AR 5% clean, sportsmanlike game—not ex- er of Worth, Texas Rodde cellent, but steady and competent. The 1945 t ERTGL o ” 5 Pass work and shooting were both pasis of ne Totals !g /”6"“ % Er p? VEW gg & l l fair. 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