The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 15, 1945, Page 3

SATURDAY , DECEMBER 15, 1945 &P SPORTS . CRIMSON BEARS ' DEFEAT HUSKIES BY SCORE 35-18 Juneau High Crimson feated the Douglas Higl to 28 in Ju: night in the Channel C played du {League. Winner of thr of the games will be | Gastineau pion Last night's on brought out the largest number of fans attend- ing a league game this Ju- ncau High students faced the game with a full-dress parade, pep squad leade Bear: By HUGH FULLERTON CLEVELAND Walsh, who'll Rams agai skins tomorrow out come win a season Bergman r they and first k and Dutct ses: season. band and offici through the streets of the city terday afternoon. Hea ade was Patte Davis, J «1 Douglas Hight's official cheering section last night was smaller than the colorful Junean se but t Husky backers made up for this and the lack of band with spirited cheer and constant noise- makin Juneau High pl > Bagartu and dis- Jetf Heath ed, ams extinct the n 1 A-1 HEADLINE HEADLINER ferm and Dougl Huski ht eadl Chicago hard and enthusiastically, Al- though Bach, high man on the Hus- ky ¢eam, ran up 17 points and Dick McCormick 7, the Douglas team in general was unable to cope with the strong def e action of such Crim- scn Bears as Merritt and the Mead. Besides ch and McCor- mick, the r scoring Husky la nnett with 4 points. High men on the Juneau team were Aase with 8 p ad with 9 points, and Hogins with 8 point *From the standpoint of pass work and spezd, other outstanding players on the fast Be team Schmitz, & and Klein night we i fou yers w news- 1f SHORTS AND SHELLS Bert Bell, who likes to talk forgotten men pro foot that the threat of i argue tition League there I Bert decls stimism note Chuck Hostetler, the 40 Detroit outfielc only ot night was L. B nts, M ear-old by fallir ovir vere nford last Bear after the ser itract Box scores former GI Crimson Aase Schmitz Merritt Sanford Mead » Rude O'Conncer Moare Hogins Prouty Klein Logan Team's cente shman total points Douglas Huskies P.T 3 0 0 0 1 0 Bonnett, L McCormick, D. McCormick, J. Team'’s total points Indiana State Teachers 66; Ore- gon 48, De Pa of Washington 50 Kansas 71; Ka New Mexico 38; N 31 Texas 37; Southeastern Oklahoma State 34 T tian 46 Williams Field 47; Southern California Barbara Marines Utah State 27; soula tournament) California 43; College WINBOWS, DOO! CABINETS 0. B. Williams Co. 1939 First South Senttle 4 75; University State 46. Mexico A and M Texas Tech 42. Arizona 50. 38; santa SHOP AND SAVE ON FOOD AMID CLEAN, CHEERFUL SURROUNDINGS AT THE NEW 20th Century L bt ‘NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION C O M PANY Montana 36 (Mis- of Pacific hington State 68; Whitman 26. outh Dakota 61; Wayne (Neb) Teachers 46. Idaho 48; Montana State 34. (Mis- scula Tournament) Celorado A and M State 29 51; Colorc > \ \ ) \ N ) 3 ; SERVING ALASKA DRINK KING SLACK LABEL!| ALASKA i PGA touring golf- | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU winng Sports Shorls top finishers second round of 510,000 Open today 1 two-under-par all F Rock \ led the way into the the Fort Worth Each fashioned 69 yesterday 'BEAU JACK GETS GIFT H0D OVER GARY SCRAPPER Decision Aaairn st Willie Joyce in Garden Bout Derided by Crowd By TED NEW YORK, Dec Million-Dol one of the| PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.--More than 10,000 Quaker City fans are expected to witness tonight's bas- ketball pregram at Convention Hall in which the defending national champion five of Oklahoma A. and M. meets Te University and . Fennsylvania’s Eastern col champions tangle with Cornell Uni- versity's quintet oC The Aggies, with easy fiathe sox Jack, | Westminster and Long ] versity during their pres trip, will be lad by seven-foot B: Kurland, All-America choice for past two s CHICAGO, O’'Connor, wt years to the sioner K. M offices as Ge Chnicago Whi me of the mc nnor Dec. 15, 10 was secretary for late Baseball Commis- Landis, moves into his eral Manager of th Leslie M is to int changes duce color of the White No Chica Americar wear t} le hose O'Co nor visuali lorf ; colorful ar of MEIER 15 Sox Beau ger will ti ) of yore % destined le reatest my service i Asons bein Xir blue, 1 VANCOUVER, B Heavyweight champion Joe forgot to pick thot dollars beforc own yesterday after an exhibition bout here. When Promoter Coley Hall tried to phone the Brown Bomber about his “take,” pa p he was advised that Louis had Ieft | 1o first gam for Los Angele it t champion ed to den last mous 10- f Loui and up Jight e Paul The 1 fell t in the Invitat University the pewerhc 50 he 1 1\ mal mer Joyce, activ Tourn Washii ke of xer Announcem however, was demonstration of in the crowd $70,071) app. 2tolu Ringsid agreed with ard and Judge Jim Hagen Joyee's ability fect of Jack them on his g ed him Press had Joye to four with in Febru Weighing the Bea rted off like a whirlwind. He swarmed over Joyce with a flurry of blpws. Twice he staggered Willie with rights to the hee intet, 75 to and in of a bill, Tr Teachers walloped uhe f Oregon, 66 to 48. To- Paul squares off against ate in the title amo, d Washington will battle in an all-West Coast twir One b night, De Indiana Oregon for third affair NEW YORK, Dec. 15 baschall's top attractions is the schedule for 1946. Th ague all-star game will at Boston's Fenway Po This will be the 1 ¢ between the l~ading lights Naticnal League and the top play- ers of the Am There was no game in 1945 because of travel dif- ficulties. The last all-star game in 1644 s won by the National seven to but the America League has edge in th eight oi m g major played July 9 a derdog, had Som Leon- plac Referee P but ontest and thought the ef- by ing bows gain- Associated ink WASHINGTON Heath m along Dec. 15, vy be somewhat hard to with but he can drive in more than 100 runs per season That what Washington's Sen ators about yesterday's deal which brings the burly Cleveland ‘bad boy” to the capital in exchange for George tealing ex- pert With Heath rounding out a hard- hitting outfield which mcludes istan Spence and Buddy Lewis, the Sen- ators think they can slug it with any team in the league cluding the Néw York Yankee | the champion Detroit Tigers. - > HOTEL, RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES ELECT NEW OFFICERS FOR LOCAL held and Re No. 871, chosen Plum; Knudsen Nell Mary ary - Treasurer, Business Agent, Inspector, Bill Jeff zet others the willifying of nche an round. w like on one the es to four ASHTON, Ashton Dog annount Idaho, Dec Derby Ass that its famed canine held annually on Wash- cn’s birthday during peacetime, ould be revived next February after a four-year d out in- and kill soon asserted 1d while the Beau to lead, Wilie's ducking le I a lo boxing wever continucd nd feinting in the ensuing rounc In late rounds, Joyce, 137'%, hifted from jabs and counter right to a body atte H= made Jack g| nd times during a flurry f exchang The Beau, too, s to tire while Willie stronger At the end k had a cut over his right eye was unmarked - oyl elf, he lapse. ma im miss SAN FRANCISCO, D¢ Four- teen major league baseball players, coaches and trainers scheduled | to leave here within a few days for | a tour of Pacific bases. 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