The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 16, 1946, Page 3

P N SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1946 |the United States entrant here, 6-3, 6 and top-seeded , 6-4. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 16 Sam Snead, with an se | record in bag, was ke out in front today as the professional golfing clen an the secend round lof the $10,000 Ja nville open JUNEAU ELKS PACE SITKA'S ALLEY SQUA Launching a barreled alley lers, Juneau El evening moved out in top end of the engagement, slipped in the lower division The telegraphic match is to b2 15-game, double- Sitka keg- Thursday at th rolled off in three Thursd ght rounds of five lines, the first of Wik wus completed last rith ‘Ten men roll for each , divi into first and second fives. Fiank Metcalf, a member of Sitka Elks Lodge, rolled for Sitka, but on the Juneau alleys. Outstanding scores by Claud2 Carnegie and Erv Hagerup put Ju- neau first-teamers in the lead a margin of better than 200 p but local second-stringers dropp: geven pins behind in the opesning encounter, Hagerup counted a high gam2 of 266 and anot of 236 Carnegie also rolled three st over 200, highest of which was a 235. The middle section of the wircd inter-lodge match will e volled next Thursday cvening. I Po Luck” Wowling at the E again tonight, Monday and Tue: ivet ronnA seores in the S Juneau match, rolled Thursday eve- day. ning, are: FIRST TEAM MAICH Sitka 5-Game Avs. Bowler Total Scorc L. sarvela 968 104 W. Sarvela 921 184 F. Metcalf 916 183 H. Hogin 870 174 T. Cole 846 169 Total 1,521 Juneau: C. Carnegi> 1,013 E. Hagerup E. Radde W. McKinnon W. Bilanton Total 4,739 SECOND TEAM MATCH Sitka: R. Marchant 238 168 Calvin 838 168 Peterson 825 165 Cushing 790 158 Eliason 746 149 Total 4,037 Juneau: M. Lavenik 832 168 L. Hudson 832 166 L. Holmquist 815 163 Jaceko 85 157 C. Nordensen 766 153 Total 4,030 Results. of baskethall ganuc:, play- ed last night follows: National Intercollegiate (NAIB Basketball Tournament (Kansas City), (semi-finals): Indiana ~ State Teachers 53; George Pepperdine College 43. Southern Illinois Normal 53; Loy- ola University (New Orleans' 37. West Coast Navy Yard basketball championship series (Bremerten Wash.); Puget Sound Apprentices 42; Mare Island Apprentices 32. HOCKEY Baltimore 4; New York 2. Philadelphia 2; Washington 2 (tie.) Pacific Coast League (Playoffs) Vancouver 2; Portland 1. ——————— CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the members of the Territorial Legislature, and the many friends for their kind ex- pressions of sympathy and for the many floral offerings and acts of kindness in the death of my be- loved wife. JOSEPH GREEN. but & tournament. The long-driving pro from Hot par 64 yesterday to better the Brent- cne In second place with veteran pro ) Oliver e B MEH 18-—Dadiry LOS ANGEL arch 16,—It'll be NEW S : > % s town affair tonight when the clever Brookiyn we b \ d Holly- was able to fcli 0 cide ihe “break, on boxinz 1 Divisicn championship of today. t Tce Hockey League. Called on short notice last T fituptrviipe i e day, to help fill in an open dai in Madison Square Garden, the , willing battler Willie last night, Vancduver gave P ! : a terrific strugele in the 10- |y 2000 o bt Bt round main go in the big aren: } PP T A last night and earned a draw with the highly-rated Gary, Ind., light- T It was Kapilow's first featured bout ‘n the Garden -oo i TR Tre rapidly-changing snow com- o plexicn here si Thursday, not FIELD NARROWS ons. o, Py o but has 1oft skiers wondering just they're likely to find when hit the meadows this weekend re’s one thing certain—there’ll what e IN BiG GARDEN lars figure it will be quite usabi - for hickory herding. NEW YORK, March 16—Ken-| At anygate, the Jureau Ski Club tucky and Syracuse were favored Las a usual Sunday program th today tc West Virginia nd it plans to carry along; includir Rhode Island State in Monday |“dogs and cof time runs, i night's semi-final round of the Ninth Istruction — all at the Sec Annual National Invitation Uasket- Meadow ball ‘Tournament Tr> men's’ downhill and slalom Kentuck the dr seeded numbe: nd winner of the one in outh- races in the Ski Bow are now out of the picture until show conditions astern Conference title, ‘meets Ari- have cottled down much more zona, d Syracuse opp Muhl- > - enberg tonight in the MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR MRS. SHEAKLEY fourth games of the o in Madison Sguare Garde The surviv of the Arizona clash meets W which upset. St. John's BEING HELD TODAY Syracuse-Muhlenberg winner take AR on Rhode T State, wh Ebseiil THamsMul % s wili be inated Bowlh 1d this afternoon at 5 o'clock for - 12 Sheakley, who' died the Government Hos- BASEBA[[ pital w he had been a patient for several month GRS The deceased was an aclive Sal- basebali worker at Hconah, and are as fol- |t Mortuar, 1cpices of th under the Army, Brig rouncs 1ment wrore her family HOSPITAL NOTES Boston (A) + icago (N) 2 11; Chicagd (A) “B".3. Pittsburgh (N) 4; Chicago (A) 3. Cleveland (A) 7; St. Louis (N) 6. Cincinnati (N) 1; etroit (A) 0. sw York (N) 6; Philadelphia (A) Admitted to St. Annt Hospital Philadelphia (A) “B” 8; Brook- Yyesterday were Joe Xelly, Anne 5 Reischl, Mrs. Peter Williams, eli Iyn ( 5. Chicago (N) “B” 17; Los Angeles (PCL) 11. medical patients. ischarged during the day were ibert Wolfe, medical; e e e bert James t surgizal, and Grov al dicckarged from the 1 yesterday CHICAGO, M: h 16. — When George Mikan was a lean, gangling kid in Joliet, Tll, High School he was too awkward to be of much use to his basketball team. ‘Today the bespectacled six-foot, nine-inch DePaul University law student became the highest paid player in professional basketball history, after he signed a contract Jfor $60,000 to play five years for the Chicago American Gears of the National Basketball League. CASTLES were built for prctection against attack frem all sides. KANSAS CITY, March 16.—Semi- finals of the National Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament here last nigh! saw George Pepperdine Col- 1tge of Los Angeles, 1945 runnerup, drop a 56 to 43 decision to Indiana State Teachers of Terre Haute. Loyola, the defending champion, was beaten 53 to 37, by Southern Illinois Normal. NEW YORK, March 16.--It will fall to blond Don McNeill to keep the national indoor singles title in | N the United States when he tangles| bile Insurance with Pancho Segura of Ecuador in| Car. the finals of the first board-court !tournament in five years at the| Seventh Regiment Armory thisj afternoon. I McNeill blasted his way into the | finals last night by trouncing Alejo | Russell of Buenos Aires, 6-2, 6-1, 6-3. | At the same time, Segura scored | the -major upset of the season by | dumping Billy Talbert of Wilming- | ! ton, Del., second ranking player of When you buy your automobile insurance be sure it will protect you from any financia! loss when you have an acci- dent. Ask this ageney to place complete Automo- on your Shattuck Agency Junau. WE HAVE IN STOCK—SUPPLIES FOR GILLNET, TROLLING, HALIBUT AND SPORTS FISHING Some of the items just arrived are: ® Red Wing “Arrowhead Jr.” Engine $500.00 ® Ederer King Salmen Gillnets, per pound 3.80 ® Pure Manila Rope, 2! in. Cir. fathom s e, 4 37 e “Mustad” Salmon and Halibut Hooks, Paints, Bamboo Flag Poles, Herring Nets, Tars, Trolling Blocks, Buyon Lines, Anchors, ete. MADSEN CYCLE and FISHING SUPPLY U, ALASKA THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEA ck LIl as it meets our de s and, what is of the greatest Shattu COMMUNICATION ¢ The inilowing = conimunieation, | importance to us, it has a rood ! € dated March 15, signed by the Seg¢-|chance to pass this session All retary of the Ce Labor Unfon, ' together too long have we AFL, and Sccretary of the Ind |without an adeque ) s itself Taylor, Union Council, CIO, expl Ws Representative Alaska. Juneau, ou intreduced a dual Dear Sir: ! ly cenfuse and be- It was with a feeling of surprise to vrovide when we learncd that you had sub- unation mitted House Bill No. 50, Workmet workin, Compensation Act. You, Mr. Taylor, n the Territory and also were present at the joint meeting of | Prcvision with teeth in it to id both of our Councils on #riday, | cnforcement. arch 8th at the A. F. of L. Hall. | Ycurs very truly, tated there, if the Gresn- ned) k BiNl was wihat Organized ? IOUGH, Labor wanted, you would support Ind. Union Council, CIO. he measure. You were told that JULIUS HEINEMAN, Organized Labor wants the Green- Sec., Central Labor Council, . 8. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, ALAS SULLETIN 30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN 1 ME DATA FOR 24 HOUR temp, TODAY last | Lewest 4:30 am. 24 hrs, Weather at Station 24 hrs.* | temp. mo. Precip, 4:30 a.m Anchorage 11 -16 -1 0 Clear Barrow Bethel -9 23 0 Pt. Cloud Cordova Snow Dawson 9 Snow Edmenton 31 Cloudy Fairbanks -8 -18 Pt. Cloudy Haines 39 31 Snow Juncau 37 32 Snow Yuncau Airport 31 32 Snow Showers Retchikan 39 34 Pt. Cloudy Kctzebue -12 -34 McGrath -1 -40 Snow Neme -8 ~117 Northway -8 -17 -16 01 Cloudy 40 33 32 36 11 Bt. Cloudy Prince George 36 18 Trace Prince Rupert 34 37 18 Pt. Cloud 3an Francisco 57 46 16 rac lear Seattle 36 39 e Rain Shov Sitka 10 82 32 Clear Whitehorse 35 17 17 0 Pt. Cloudy 39 14 1 18 Pt. Cloud, »sterday to 4:30 a. m. toGay YNOPSIS: The heavy snow which has blanketed Juneau during the vnast 24 hours was largely local althcugh some light snow fell throughout Southeast Alaska and at scattered points in interier and Southwest Alaska and most of Canada. Ketchikan had a moderat: mount of rain with snow mixed while much smaller amounts fell along the British Columbia coast and over 3 hington and Oregon. Tem- peratures remain cold over western Al with McGrath gontinuing to report the coldest temperature at minus forty. MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN THER Reports from Marine Stations at 10:30 A, M. Today WIND Height of Waves Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) Decisicn s 3 foet pe Spencer ESE 3 feot Tldred Rock & 1 foot Five Finger Light S® 17 1 foot ard Island SSE 12 1 foot incola Rock Cloudy 38 ESE 14 1 oot int Retreat Cloudy 3 SSE 5 Zero PERIOD ENDING SUNDAY EVE- light and variable winds gen- Outside waters, Dixon Entrance to Yaku- 15 to 20 miles per hour. Cloudy with snow RINE FORECAST FOR THE Inside waters of Scutheast Alaska ¢ m'les per hour. tat southwesterly winds showers in the northern por The Triangle Cleaners You Can Depend Upon the QUALITY of Our WORKMANSHIP Wi, NOW HAVE 48-HOUR SERVICE JUST CALL | | == BT . s T | JUNEAU PAINT & SUPPLY C0. (Formerly Juneau Paint Store) ¥ VENETIAN BLINDS—Metal, Wood | KENTILE (Authorized Asphalt Tile Contractor) MASTER NO-DRAFT SASH BALANCES MASTER WEATHERSTRIPPING ' Temporary Phone Blue 225 Victor Power ; WANRNTED! 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