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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE .. And he wants better evidence seconds of play to give the Oaks thv", " ‘w; » than somebody’s word that there|game. The Canadians led three to SK'E is (05 “NU was misrepresentation . . . Contracts nothing until the middle of the | A S & apparently mean a lot to Happy. |second period. | 'I'o ALASKA -{@ ?M’f IR W AR, < S e — . [ ey %‘\.- % h ) [ SHORTS AND SHELLS ‘ | EPRtg Oy S Jl m QA P X George Halas, the Chicago Bears’ H (KEY M GVER r;{u £ GB i T i i S 3w T I had an operation on his eyes| IV B i hh i 5= the 164 I B K : last week the result of long hours Scores of hockey gathes played ikt last night are as Jollows: Henry W. “Eskie” in the glaring sun and under the WEI.TER "BAUBI.E" | A | improved lights of Pacific Navy T K \WOUNDED w R, bases — also of trying not to see the| ... .. poo wé:_’l‘:"’z |adventure, is g out on | | A1l America conference Gerry | P oasiic Hocw: Thiths tuiguing new adventure—th IS AT STAKE IN ! DARIMOUIH A(E | Karver, who'll return to Penn Smlrl Los Angeles 4; Portland 2 heading story-| k Alaska’s postwar | |in time for the cross country sea- sl o levelopment Oakland 5; New Westminister (B con next fall, 1 : rance’s' . 0% The War Department disc GARDEN TONIGHT =~ AWARDED HONOR e monsenne s S o e % L ok & berne « ropé but didn't finish. From what[, o o TITEITITITS O 1 appointment by Alnska islatare General Manager of § that Territory’s vast expansion pro grans. 1 %) 7 7 R g he saw from far astern, Karver First Unfrozen Ring Tifle Most Courageous Athlete ccesnt siswe sansenne can best|T (oo \mprpR REPORT Les MacMitchell indoors. (U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU) Up in Cochrane-Servo | Tag Hung on Gridiron P S vimseritutes tor 36ui ucka Star Meryl rost Sporfs Briefs : e e o o { In Juneau—Maximum, 34; By Sid Feder | By Herb Altschull minimum, 27 NEW YORK, Feb. 1—Freddie the! PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1—A soft- BROOKLYN, Feb. 1. — Harry At Airport—Maximum, 31; Red Cochrane dusts off his World spoken young man named Meryll (ceokie) Lavagetto, Brooklyn in- minimum, 23. Championship tonight and trots it Frost—scarred and maimed in a8 fiager who missed four L;Axs<’\)all mto Madison Square Garden to plane crash—was awarded the hon- geagons while serving in the Navy, meet the challenge of baby-faced or of “most courageous athlete of p,q signed a contract with ”;c > army’s world-w t ecreational set-up ur the special rvice forces. Championship games in the Eu- 15Round Bout | moZPp o ="Moo WEATHER FORECAST (Juneau and Vieinity) @ Alaske Alrlines feader u3 /] jof war in recent months clir from frivolous Fritzie Zivic nearly spent 18 months in hospitals. He TORONTO, Feb. 1.—Mayor Rob- @ © ® ¢ @ e ¢ ¢ & ¢ o | Clark’s new assignment will be put the zing on Zivi it marked ten. He also played with the East charges of violating the league's Susan Brown and Eladio A. Belarde, ball team in 1920-22. Later he b Regular Service from Seattle and Tacoma State 62 to 57. In another top- Commissioner, and best man for the From all that's going on in the lust about the surest thing, for ..o "lcague group Sunday to con- of Arkansas City, Kansas, cracked Kenneth William Marlowe, both of T i oo plone bases '\,,‘ Y // J 4 this far-flung undertaking on / = DC-3 schedvied revies ) : five years ago and then took it in- was given 15 pints of blood plasma. crt Saunders, head of the Toronto! - {“lika going home” to him for he Was the 17th time the 147-pound crown ieam in the East-West charity rules on gambling. Iboth of Juneau, before approxjml{e-‘L"mt- Harvar F tant athlotic Biihe game. ths once-beaten Hoty Groom, was B. K. Samaniego. | Agent John Cashir o FREIGHT . . . . PASSENGERS Cress Crusaders beat the Temple' The groom, who is one of the lead- duties with the Fisn and ila better 49th Street betting shoppes 53 to 47 before 10,000 fans at ing members of the Filipino Com- Service here today after being on they've made Marty a 5 to 13 fa- gjor wpremature” signing of college out a four-pnder-par 66 to take a Juneau, were united in marriage i ropean, Pacific and other theatres : ! /) 5 {the government expended appro: i H {mately $40,000,000 77 )'"//// / Marty Servo—and the wise guys (945" by the Philadelphia SPOrts podgers for 1946, Recently discharg- | ® PR | s oI e i il 4 would have you believe Freddie's Writers Association ed, Lavagetto will leave his Cali- ® Fair and cooler* tonight ‘h;r this '\‘11“‘:’(’ competition, ¢ first defense is going to be his last.| The 24-year-old ex-GI—Dart- fornia home in a few days and go|® and Saturday. Lowest tem- b oifioats AHA ERUAEA " ihei . Freddie the Red won what the mouth College football star—was girectly to the Dodgers’ spring|® berature tonight near 20 @l (.7 o0 0" o0 ciciors, with Jacobs Beach Beachcombers re- burned seriously in the crash of &N raining camp at Sanford, Fla ® degrees. Gusty northeaster- ®',00 ).oqino civilian coaches acting ter to learnedly as “the bauble” Army bomber in Italy in 1945. He e ly winds. e ltfx\b ? PRI o to the Navy with him. And to- He had six operations. Ears, eye- polica commission, has ordered the Ibo g 13 Y 3 i {born in Wrangell, Alaska He has mighiys Gmvalling nat ' bAly. marks' brows and Skin Wers grAfted t fo- et 1o take. action sesings: roci SUSAN BROWN WEDS: /|- = Wosech Mels: rentio the first time he has laid the title place what he had lost. ported gambling on hockey games| EllDIO A BH.ARDE “Even my nickname, ‘E came $209064060400400¢ on the line, but also the first de-| Last year, Frost returned to the at the Maple Leaf Gardens. The | . frow . BIARkE® E i [3 trosting of the championships put Dartmouth gridiron that he left to action comes as an aftermath of an leonteactibn o fskiio. on ice during the war. enter the Army—and starred for a expulsion from the National Hockgy‘ The 1.0.0.F. Hall was thé scene Clark attended Harvard Univer- When the New Jersey redhead team that won only one game in League of Toronto's Babe Pratt on'last night of the wedding of MIsS sity and played center on the foot- had been passed along in direct de- 'game at San Francisco last J:mu-‘ - ly 100 guests. {director. When he entered service scent since Mickey Walker's hey-jary 1. | CHICAGO, Feb. 1.—The Fighting' The marriage vows were exchang- in June, 1042, he athletic direc- day'in 1924. This makes the welter- e Irish of Notre Dame still top the ed at 9 oclock before U. S. Com- tor at Lafayette college weight championship the fight| ®ation's college basketball ranks, missioner Felix Gray. The bride Clark plans to report to Gov. Er- game’s oldest in point of unbroken The undefeated Irish cagers chalked was given in marriage by her fath- ncst Gruening of Alaska in about succession—longer even than the| up their 13th straight vietory last er, and her attendant was Ann C. 30 days. neavyweight run, which was side- | night as they whipped Michigan Alimcrong. — Ambassador to the .o tracked there for awhile after Gene | F ‘Tunney retired in 1928 | though, the throne may have a new munity, is on the staff of the Baranof annual leave since December 11 tenant when the shooting stops T - | Coffee Shop. Agent Cashen vacationed in the 'l" C e Yoot 8 Sodle | e (T e lonele e S el 8 ALASKA TRANSPORATION CO. t‘;lgms' ?‘e bf‘”;“,'g :Uf; nmfl‘mf":" committea from the College Basket- cpening round of the $7,500 Tucson THOMAS-MAXLUWE NYPTIALS ‘;‘h}m i remaining 1[whmt: ml Mt Gastineau Hotel Phone 879 J. F. (Jim) CHURCH, Agent e Schenectady (N.Y.) swatter is 00 o0 00, o ion mest a Open golf championship, Dick Metz Miss Etiei Lucille Thomas and Vernon. Washiugton for a bit long- s Sékav i 90000000 200 vente e o players, it might be a good idea for one stroke lead over three golfers Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock in a them to offer a concrete plan . . . with 67s — George Schneiter of Salt simple wedding service, with the From what Commissioner Happy Lake City, Willie Goggin of White Rev. Robert Treat officiating. Chandler said ahout signing high Plains, New York, and amateur Their attendants were Mrs, Aug- school players before that was ruled Frank Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio. ust Goodman and Neil Gallagher. TA“GLE TONiGHT out recently, we figure his stand Mr. and Mrs, Marlowe plan to will be that it's OK for clubs to grab ~OAKLAND, Calif. Feb. 1.— The make their home here. He is em- college boys at any time . . . As long Oakland Oaks defeated the New ployed by the Morris Construction wi u as a boy or his parents sign a con- Westminister, British Columbia, Company. . tract and thers is ne evidence of Royals 5 to 3 in a hectic Coast P e Juneau’ High Crimson Beats will misrepresentation, the commission- League hockey game here last night. The Academie Francaise was s B i er can't do anything but approve Defenseman Guy Roach scored a founded by Cardinal Richelieu in play Douglas High's Huskies to- e f & i Ya yes 5 night at 7:30 in the Jureau High the ‘contract, Chandler explained 125-foot .goal in the final three tte year 1635. Gym in the third of the five-game series determining the Gastineau Channel Championship. This will be the Huskies last chance this year to try for the championship should they lose to- night’s game. Juneau High has already won two games, and the champion will be the team winning three out of five games. Rooters for both organizations will be on hand tonight and a big velling crowd is anticipated. e FINAL SCORES AT BASKETBALL Final scores of basketball games A played lact night in the state fol- @ Del Monte Sliced Y. C. low: Peaches New York 64; Boston College 33. : Holy Cross 53; Temple 47. Emporium Pears Alabama 34; Mississippi State 20. & Palmdale Pears Wright Field (Ohio) 67; Wake Wesco Halves Apricots Forest 34. . . & Notre Dame 62; Michigan State 57. Fletill W!wle Ap"c?th Hunt’s Light Cherries Baylor 51; Texas 36. Hunt’s Dark Cherries NED GOODS NOW!! Most of these High Quality items and many others are available in case lots. Formerly WOODLEY AIRWAY PIONEER AIRUINE of ALASKA Reliance Spinach Niblets Whole Kernel Corn Niblets Mexicorn S. & W. White Kernel Corn National Red H. S. Peaches| New West Apple Juice S. & W. Apple Juice S. & W. Apricade Real Gold Orange Base M. C. P. Lemon Juice Reliance Cream Corn Sunsweet Prune Juice S. & W. Peas Here’s Health Veg. 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