The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 24, 1947, Page 3

FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1947 SITKA CAGERS, Three Teams of Local High * Juneau High 55; Sitka Higl Sitka off chew last night when they tackled the Crimsona Bears of Jun School. cports, and took their vod grace. Coach string O'Connor and Mead. They s ‘Wolves snagged four ‘That was Aviit held them on the be sent in his second string of ed ner _adely That set the half-timo tc At period, Juneau High's ¢ teok to Co period t ed with Juneau Wagt A a a goals for Juneau, and Schmitz toss- ed score to 46 to 17 the contest, and that man sparked the whole . final effert came out of second best, however, as June Sperling sank one, Sunderlan bucket and a free throw, and Adams two field goals for a total of ninc Martin of Sitka High ma Calvin e one a foul shot, and Didrickson one free throw for eight talli With fina neau to 25 for Sitka down in the bcoks Final compu minutes fresh team to a of one the quarter u SWELL SPORTS, LOSE TO JUNEAU points two baskets, in Game-ACS Lose fo Moose Last Night Second Calvin of mithber; SCORES LAST NIGHT — of On one out five out tech High, Moos2 43; ACS 13 Three fouls nical were charged tc and 13 to Junes School's Wolves bil than they could crowds of the ym to see the Juneau High ¢ Imost en masse but the boys otten. One was pretty, who High a bit more game Echocl turn to cheer their from Sit au High | e swell with team ren't f bleachers their Eut the visitors wall included Dock 0t yet becaus2 of pc filled with r¢ e members O Company squad which been abla to.return r flying weath- rs tirst Rude his Avrit started of Merritt; Aase, w the e soon discovered se they had over and ran 1 before the kome P er ey Secend Game w ACS could wcll be termed the Jen uckiest team in the City Le work h at bask>tball play a ner game opponents but they u; They all for the first te gen- th can't in hope: clea; ven game. The seco worst Juneau H on scoring a more h's s th when the AC In the opening five Uher 8! The up, In took a made by by 10 made by teammates. W. of Sitka sank one goal; substitute, made a fc free adn’t a Moose 1 but sank a total the second pe complete con against ACS that in ve pick- thr scored That sotten W 10 points the Moose ol of affairs while they put and two fre duzen points [ at 7, Juneau of favor of beginning in the cond string oreles ield for an set 5 floor again squad, High te: The for . point Calvin Smith made the lord's Sitka iderably int soals ven up co 4 th e score as made sank thr to The thi do a lot * the floo Tim-keep mark down a and two g d 1 apiece Smithberg w both te up and de no scori ime bucket : pait two more, which brought the The Sitka Wolves were played cver, team that play game, reason The tall all the w string ficult. Grover with Didrickson in the final , ho his third By to the most sent out for the final period time, with a fresh team against every quarter of the Sitka tgam had to be getting tired had for the s0 Avrit the mace weuld cf the the the far The I fou ACS when long of the gym. of feeding Brachm, gave him a -ore 13 points for the in the fourth p in d they down got end cti tc the lect but facing te the 1 pla Gaylord chance Moos2 of Juneau Coach to team riod Bar Superb UDL Original Canadian Whiskey is now available in limited supply. This will be oood news to those who have long cagerly awaited the opportunity to obtain this famous brand. You will find UDL to be just as you remembered it—with ail its pra-war quality, with all its unmatched smoothness. Though ther2 is a limit to the quantity there is never a limit to the high quality of glorious UDL. Tl m bey and ot ober a ron ta La ) ACS Powell Cla GAME T Junea min: e Juneg ces to Dc High Avery, a 8 arp- ond the foul line, substituting nother Tucke t®row and quart Mocse 13 eman was Vuille and ware way down llfes apiece. Uher > throws. 1 the point Final for were ims FT. TP 0 4 0 4 ' Pws 2 10 Lo~ 0; Me- Williams, | TP 0 4 2 8 Didrick dely RRUTE 4 ONIGHT High wd Sitka 1 game of y will be be School 1 Grac High ug! the am - Clc m winnings v » (€ OLDTIMERS, UPSIARTS ARE BOWI iit i ONIGHT Up- to- wlin will “er won throe t admit w the pins ke on it L to be se: team tonizht e J the or THE DAIL AP SPORTS ROUNDUP H FULLERTON Jan 24 —You've about star ba all ad difficulty eom- war service, or: all . This hearing about in service and the big leagues Cincinnati’s Grady who made the benefit Y ALASKA ENP HU YORK ing coul year kid: vou be may who grew up ready for T} | Hatten good year 'of minor league training. And Clint u who is coming to ‘z!w Giants hailed as a combination of Paul Bunyan, Superman and { Mysterious Mor Another is Cubs' Henry Schengz, who s, 246 hitter Portsmouth, {Va., bafore the war After three years in the Navy, he joined Tulsa last year a hit .333. He also ibelted 44 doubles and drove in 104 runs to lead tt Texas League in ‘koth departm and struck out ‘only 23 times in 596 actual trips to tha plate The 1947 rookie crop ‘likely will include a lot of others Iwho developed the same way. instance, last without Hart ue a nts THEY CAN'T Cne sure pradic for 1947 is !that a Michigan man will win the 1Big Tree basketball title—as coach, {that is Ivy Williamson, . Princeton’s Jappy) Cap- and Ha Al Barclay all 'are U. of Michigan graduates. MICH SHORTS AND SHELLS Peto Montesi, who lest an arm and a leg fizhting in Europe with the Fourth Armored Division, c2le- brates his first anniversary as a Foxing promoter at Danbury, Conn., staging his 15th fight | | > vo - BASKETBALL Scores last ethall mes in the | lisius 51 Georgetowr Kentucky 46 Santa Clara 40 an Francisco i Nevada 61; Portland 41 i Central Washington worth 45 night in 1 tates follow Niagara 50 Univ. 47; as Western -> HOCKEY esults of last night are ! Detroit 8; | 1 i R hockay games as follows Chicago 2 Hershey 3; New Haven Springfield 5; Indianapolis Trail 10; Nelson 7 : - Spoleri played L x | Neorthern and southern division titles of the Pacific coast basketball i conference could be well decided this weekend. ' | { In the Pacific northwest, un- beaten Oregon State opens a two- game series tonight with the Uni- ity of Washington in Seattle {The teams are one-two in the | northern division standings. An- i other two-game series will get un- {der way at Pullman, with the Uni- I\'vr,\ny of Oregon tangling with { Washington State. | The southern division spotlight 1 is focused on Berkeley, California, | where the only conference games ‘are scheduled tonight and Satur- | day. The powerful UCLA Bruin quintet will try to snap the Uni- versity of California’s unbeaten string of four in conference com- petition Thursday night basketball com- petitior w the University of San- ta Clara come back strong in the second half to beat the University l'or San Francisco, 40 to 31. The | Dons had led at the half, 19-18. | The victory was the 16th in 17 games for the Santa Clara Bron- cos. , At Hollywood, the Los Angeles { Carroll Shamrocks beat 20th-Cen- | tury Fox, 48 to 37. | | i | i In Pacific coast pro football, Se- | attle swamped Spokane, 78 to 36 The PGA is standing firm in its Everything in Sporting Goods SHIRTS — TR( degision Qutdoor Clothing! WOOL JACKET SWEATERS and SOCKS IRE-— JUNEAU, ALASKA ifer Dick M $10,000 t3ur which opens next skl FOR EXHIBITION € TOURTOLAT. AM, George committee in the only on| LOS ANGEL Jan nd not for/Louls has started training was banned irom |Latin-American exhibition will start Feb. 5 in Mexico Scveral among the 1400 crowded into the Main Sticet cahnot p he ment in P ay, and Metz play ¢ v amateuy Y to " |LOUIS ISTRAINING rman PGA pete events said Metz Phoenix and Tucsor an exhibit prize mc the twc tercatior Fred J bureau 24 for 5 City. who ym world's two me Con mar box rous mot Babe 7a tional her best Tampa, Fl tournamer of 306 wu runnerup 1 amaten Jot He Los free ners, tle, the The ing The University of track team will go to Seattle April 26 1or a meet with the Uni- versity of Washington. The Wasl ington Huskies will repay the visit in 1948 California lual rsity of British Colum- | ¢ cam is scheduled to fly 1 shortly to play Stan- University of Califor- to Californi ford and the nia. nks ot for Now that John Leonard (Pepper), ' the Martin has joined his old St. Louis teammate, Leo Durccher, in thl yn Dodger organization, Pres- Branch Rickey is tiying to third member of the Car- famous 1034 “Gas House the 1eold ¢ for the Hans Bt installation engineer Shearer Company i oversee the work specialist, a sound ecialist will ttle later. >oo FIVE PASSENGERS FLOWN IN BY PAA American yesterday northbound tlights following persens ‘in Juneau » to Juneau--Andrew omas White, Mary s Barrett, Beatrix Soper. to Whitehorse — Audrey Baldock, Donald Baldock, John Van Doornick, Thelma Van Doorni Juneau to Nome Rita Tavis. work in Ted for in and and arrive ident lure a dinals Gang” ir wuse of an al- Calif., with PGA tournament Urnamenti o sterday and saw the champion heavyweight Is swore there was west's na- : i the they witnessed for 8100 when it s s “l' put out the light in Yankec n's open ROl qiym for Billy Conn ament - total T EACE LIFTING AT Brenda the Anggles yle 4 event in - California woRK lS STARIED AAU swimmi iving cham- | pionships last She was tim- = Jim Marcus of the Pasadena AC|yeady to have its faced lifted and a topped the I's 440-yard free style | complete redecorating job done by and Lois Wehrman of San Diego| the B. F. Shearer Company breaststroke meet will con- | Garvin tinue tonigh The interior of the theater wili Tom Br of San Francisco be entirely re-done from floor to have re; the semi-finals of the ' of buff-gold paint on the walls, Australian 124 tennis cham-!which will be the background for pionships be played in Sydney. special inset panellings of red and The carpeting will be renewed thrcughout, and red velour drapes will also be new. All seats will be in. A completely new tem will be installed Theater goers will listen to a new pictures en the ‘een through medium of a new projector. Th to a ccllapsible scaffolding shipped the job. it will be possible for Capitol to remain open for busine nightly while work is in Local contractor the theater Snyder, , Juneau to drapery projection aoifiog ‘queen, shok tion for the 20 cents admissi - better than| the women vard ed in two minutes 347 seconds. Juneau’s (‘n]\llr;l Theater is all was first i women's 100-yard | of says Manager Homer and Gar Mulloy of Miami| ceiling. There will be a new coat gold sunburst drape 1e-upholstered, some new m\»-\.|.»u1 und machine, view the motion to Juncau from Séattle especially pre the B. F. here from Hard-hitting Bobby Thomson, rookie third base candidate of the New York Giants, today became the 15th member of the polo ground crew to retwrn his signed contract. Themson belted 26 homers and bat- ted 200 fcr the Glants' Jersey City Internaticnal League Farm Club last year and in 17 g¢ s with the parent club, batted. 3.0 - - the SCOUT TROOP 61315~ (] ReADY FOR BIG RALLY Capt. A Juneau F only made wrying and out Kov- Avant The weekly meeting of Boy Scout Troop 613 was held Wednesday, in the American Legion Dugout. The treop was called to order 7:30 by Senior Patrol Leadet Fred Wyl- | ler. The flag was advanced by the ~ T B WS NS > Things for Your Ofice | The first item of importance dis- | cussed was the lorthcoming Scout Rally to be held in the Grade School gym, Jan. 30. The 613's first team for all in the rally| includes: Ken Dick For-| rest, Milt PFurness, Phil Hukill, |- Dick Klingbéil, Jeff Pegues, Don Wwingerson and Fred Wyller 1 Scoutmaster H. Zenger these Scouts in tip-top shape; ready to take top honors in rally. The first string team then| retired to thé side room for knot| practice, while the remainder of} the boys practiced First Aid. The| colors were retired and the meeting | closed at 9 o'clock. Immediately | after the meeting closed the first ! tring reperted to ASM C. Zenger | for work on the signal tower. | | - l NOTICE AUTO OWNERS Automobile cwners are asked to] keep their cars off of Second | Street, Third ' Street, Main Street and South Franklin Street after 6 p.m. tonight so that snow can be removed. CHARLES R. 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