The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 26, 1945, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1945 hlinkman fullback. Gay Adelt LS Utah Univ alternates at Half v ‘ andling pattern 4 11 established ! ation as the mair the quarterback- be rdled by Cor- L iebrun and Merrill wouth. Al : |WEST ALL-STARS » | 7 nd Bob - 5 ;4 g Slated for - ' CLOSE FAVORITES gt | e quette’s Paul . | N R' E Pl@sp Jack n of Michi- - E SH N & 1T 4] has earned a combina- & e ti lback job, whil . . S g h been as- ODD"Y-1945 Rival Clubs Gefting Back- « janowski. trom . . and Charles Drazeno- il fields Polished for h trom Penn State § : DA * Freak Happenings, Worldl Jan. 1 Classic YULE SLIDERS » Se”es, Come in for ! SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26 — For . 20 years now, rival coaches of the RECE VE RflRE ! Share of Votes East-West charity football game ! ,: have tried to outmaneuver each (A 1 By JOE REICHLER other in the phychological f f Shggh,‘}} !R[AT NEW YORK, Dec. 26—The back- ' lining up “underdog” it e ward punt play that wound up with Plg New Year's Day encounter ¢ iisre. Who the kicker scoring the touchdown 1S 2 swell selling point, certain to peceq santa to put a pareel of good that gave UCLA's Rose Bowl hopes fire up the players. . skiing in their Christmas stocking, * @ terrific booting has been voted! Come Jan. 1, the Western All- ygierday had no complaints regard- the No. 1 sports oddity of 1945. Stars will take the field as the jng tho merry Yula bounty-— *+ Thirty-one of the 82 sports favorites, no matter how Coaches ver the Dougl writers - who participated in the Homer Norton of Texas A. & M vaatariRy S ¢ annual Associated Press poll to and Orin Hollingberry, ex-Wash- & ington State, feel about the mat- * uncover the whacky events of the \ad year, agreed that the manner in ter. which ‘California scored its 6-0 The westerne are bigger, look upsét’ over UCLA even over- more powerful and move shadowed the weird occurrences of with the assurance of g the world series. perience than their easte The two squads went through 5 In ‘m“ now-famous foothall g qpeqyts yesterday, - the East at .. Game of last Nov. 24, California gguea Glara and the West at Menlo * had'the ball on its own 33-yard line’ when left end Jack Lerond dropped back to punt. The slip- Junior College. The Wests coaches have comg up with two experimental backfields, b fgy(gl bt s the side o operating both in the T-formation Welch, Lerond’s teammate, went and single wing back. One combi- back to scoop up the ball on the nation finds Baylor's Jack Price 15-yard line and then toted the at quarterback, Jake Leicht of leatHer down to UCLA's 40-yard Oregon n_l left hulI.»’I‘L'd Kenfield line. Just as he was about to be from Cnhfgxnm at right h:\lf and A tackled he lateralled to Lerond who Nevada's Lioyd Rude at fullback. ped the rest of the way for On the other’ team, Bob Stevens b iy mold tal of Oregon State holds down quar- b ;ugc;m;i;o eme ihemmgans at terback, with Southern Methodist's * the October diamond classic that Dcal Walker at left half, ?nl) » G Mihibe VOUST thb airins'ih gen- $00%8:00 Texas A & M. 8% right '8 ilithe top oddity.of them all, D8lfi and Texas Tech’s Walt And there were plenty of other votés cast on various incidents of the serles to back him up. For instance, there was Chuck Hos- . tetler's fall between third and homé that helped the Tigers lose 4 the sixth game; the Alphones and Gaston act of the Tiger outfielders 1~ throughout the series and the freak hop ‘of the ball that bounded over Hank Greenberg’s head to break up the sixth game. That play got a double vote, some for the ball, and some for the official scorers Who - reversed themselves hours after. the game and declared the play was a hit and not an'error. In line with the series—since Hank Borowy had a big part in it —the scribes ,agreedt hat Larry ¢« MacPhail's sale of the slender hurler, who won the penant for the Chicago Cubs was a ranking oddity. | el t MUSIC BROADCAST g On Monday and Christmas Day, the Rev. Robert S. Treat of the Methodist Church broadcast by loudspeaker from the belfry Christ- mas' music ‘which could be heard for - blocks. —————— ATTENTION REBEKAHS Refular meeting -tonight at 8 p., m. All' Members are asked to attend. (10,161-t1) Relief A Last gfln dén phiggm, and ald nature #bothe and heal raw, tender, in- « flamed bronohial mucous mem- R SEith the e Ve your n‘f;;w;rbaick‘.) w., i EOMULSION “chfi fRor Chest Colds, Fronchitis e] Giaak feont Alaska Music Supply, | ROUTE OF THE NEW POSTWAR DC-3's Northern Airlines brings a new ard of oir trar ier of opportunity NORTHERN AIRLINES Anchorage, Alask PACIFIC got out treat. dow enjoying the and the up- ski tow just put to work on the the Slalom hill d in the low- , the trail Highway. Now the big will the snow hold good stio till next week end? - qu is, Alma Kemper, Fort Richardson ie a guest at Hotel Junes - > FROM GU W. A. Berry ar from Gustavus yesterday. He is stopping at Hotel Juneau - DRINK KING BLACK LABEL WITH Operating wly approved name, Pacific high stand port to A E General Offices v \ Second and Seward . § '_ esssssssssssssm— | City Ticket Office: Baranof Hotel # « tamnen | PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2 i Qfl R § 5 1 Army gridders Halfback nin i J’ C)g:'.’ | vis,” Felix (Doc) Blanchard, Tackle Dewitt Coulter a Johnny G were 5 e i S ihe Abieroan Footballl [iBv HUGH FULLERTON, JR: ciation merica Dec. 26=One of post-war sports re- and North- the future of tennis than you | n Savitsky, would as Sea- Iv rren Am- man D . Ny Ohio State; ¢ Richard #nd Sidney Scott, Navy; backs, Bok nimore, Schy and the & M., and Herman Loy d Mick Mou- Mary may be the tionalists of a very few years The reliables of pre- CHICAGO, Dec. 26—Ir either are past their tional collegiate aren't interested Yn full- cetball race, big C e Mikan comy; 1 For instance, from DePaul’s undefeated Demons hrceder, who figured in spec- is taking up where he left off last \bout the 1946 Davis Cup year. In the eight games the Chi- already has dzclared himself cago quintet has won this season, out Just out of the navy, Ted Mikan has poured 187 points figures he'll ke too busy and besides through the net to top all scores e‘is really going to have a: in the country. In second place to to travel down | only three points behind, is Cali- score for about | fornia’s Andy Wolfe with 184 Jack Kramer, points cn double deckers and 26 Frar Parker, Bill Talbert and charity thr But Wolfe has Gar r Mulloy likely will be avail- played five more games than bl 1946, but when they drop | Mikan cut it will be up to the kids | OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 26-~The NICE WORK tenth-annual all-College Basketball = The Cleveland Rams are reported Teurnament opens today with the py : autk tive ce to be favored Oklahoma Aggies in pur- for some means to lire suit of their fif title against ul Brown away f{rom the what their coach, Henry Iba, calls b in the new All- the toughest field in the 10 years rence. The Rams his the meet meet undefeated Texas the second game of a doubleheader In Oklahoma clash. In the afternoon, Kansas meets pull fans from all over the state. Rice with will take some very smart conniv- Baylor in the first round Pacific N a Alaska. Built for Pac los THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Sports Shorts 4D SPORTS yesterday by President rrison, Temple Univer: were: Ends, Richard Dugen, 1t ing team has been competing in are champion The Aggies, defending champions tonight In B sterts the Texas the first, and University of Christian terrific and Pepperdine mixes ing to get Br - > cireuit, for he Fresh prepared Lutefisk, 30c lb. 2 $25,000- at Bert's Cash Grocery. 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"UNEAU oFFI(E' At present, he may be contacted sort of binder while he remained in the serviee A NATURAL At a basketball game between Colgate and Cortland, N. Y. Teach- ers the other night the officials were Power (Winford W.) and Light (Ben A.) No doubt the 34 fouls they called were due to short cir- through the Alaska Developmefit Board. Mr. Johnson knows fishing boats, having put in a few sum- mers fishing in the Juneau area Recent Juneau arrivals who plan [ cuits g g - . to make their home here are Mr. ::“;g s;:rv)‘::rswslgn.spfcl&"i; X;‘: WILLIAM STUART HERE | and Mrs. Henry Johnson of New | fishing vessels and pleasure craft. william F. Stuart of Anchorage Orieans. La Ty {is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel. My, Johnson, a boat designer of bl 0 g long experience, was with Andrew | 1 MONOY of Mrs. M. D. Wilians, Higgins boat building industries | gy S et (T u“:hm during the war. 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