The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 25, 1947, Page 3

\ HIGH CLASS SKi EVENTS ON SUNDAY leaden kies a Though ional spatters of rain kept th of speet at thinner pro-| tions than usually seen at the sh of the annual Moller Cup rac2, those who did turn out the Douglas Island Ski Trail day witnesse: skiing of a ore outshinir 1y of past well pagked, conditions on ckond and entry of a contingent avy Snew, really expert skimen from An- horage and Arctic Valley Ski ks brought a new high of per- nanci 1dividual laurels of the two meet were taken in stride fugh Baw former University of and nationally rat at Anchors huck Hig st Juneau riders could he men’s events was to coond places Jownhill Sialom along with third and four: Ju- won 2 were the and Douglas the wzekend werz he banquet Hcew They Mayors of Trophies awardec Finished H-ore is the way contestants fin- ished in the various events Wor 's Class B: Slalom—Ann Roberts (96.8 sac.), Yvonn: Goss, Elizabeth Thomp- son (disqualified) . Downhill—Elizaketh Thomp-on 3 min, 51.8 sec.), Yv Gos: Combined—Yvonne 1S 8§ min. 280 sec.). Junior Girls Slalom May Thibod (58.5 sa2c.),. Sheila Spadden, Pat Shei MacSpadden 2 min 0.8 C.) Mary Thibo- deau, Pat ( N Thibo- A 1 nie Randall (622 ) ildred Fluck, Sylvia An- derson, Dorothy Evans. Cownhill—Bonni= Randall (2 49 scc.), Sylvia Anderson, Fluck, Dorothy Evans Bennie Randall (&} Sylvia Anderson CembLined Fluck Juniors (85.8 sec.), ‘Wingerson Earl Larl Crass (2 min , Al Shaw, Dick Winger- spots in the combined scores. son There were no outside s n w (4 min. 191 ir the women's or ants, Earl Dick Wingerson the cups for those races stay hom Bonnie Randall, Wo- Ba Xabbbes : inner was lossed g Desn. Williaths, when the An- cy ower (Anchor aded her as un- Neym Bucy, Jim Rude, Gec the best ska Lecal Men OK nearly all mor went to wo hcugh ual honors seard the Army pls from tichardson, local men did a ob of helding up their the team competition picked fou-man squ lane fair end in between An- from chox and June Total avera time of the Anchora was four ninutes, 34.1 seconds. Juneau's ~ombined averag: was 4:464. Rep- asenting Anchorage were: Bauer htow George Johnson and R s gL harold Hartman. Racing for Ju- ol B SR neau were: Dean Williams, Buddy ,\.‘; pacii g Hunter, Nerman Bucy and Jim | e T f‘,'l"_ Rude. 3 Harold Hart- above four: Anchorage skiers Jim Rude Matt mpeted individually in the Men's Ken Loksn, Bill Hixson, Class T Tre six remain- Church, Fred Wolf ing members of the Anchorage s B M:an party the Class B men. ey Yo Anchorage All those coming here from An- o) “Don Marts “tAnokinrs competed jointly for the Gene Brady © (Anchorags) Arctic Valley club at Fort Rich- Sk g, R, Ly ardson and for the Anchorage Singer, Jack Ski Club. Dan Individual winners in the two- day Southeast Alaska champion- Luuxn]ull—')n.) \,’; Anchor- hip mect, grouped by event and ,oe (2 min. 382 sec.), Joe Young lass, were: 2), Dave Jackson (An- Class-A Men, Combined Gene Brady (Anchor- (Total time for two slalom runs 7 Carter, Stan Singer, and downhill) ¢ Thompson, Bob Jorgensen, 1st—Hugh Bauer, 2nd—Charles Lm Rude, Ron Maye, Bob Gran- Hightower; both Anchorage. tham (Anchorage) Capt. Easley Men’s Class A, Slalom age), Capt. Bucy Capt. (Total time for two runs) Len Evans, Bill Clark, Jack 1st—Hugh Bauer, Anchorage; Don Hungerford. md—Dean Williams, Juneau; win-; Combined— Don Mertz, Anchor- ner's time—76.2 szconds. Men’s Class A, Downhiil (Mcllr Cup Race) Course approximately one and one-half miles: 1st—Hugh Bauer, Anchorage; 2nd--Norman Buey. Jjuncau. Winfiing time (regarded s fastest ever made for Moller Cup though no previous record for oxact ceurse) 2 minutes, 363 onds. Men’s Class B, Combined 1st— Don Mertz; 2nd— Joe ‘oung; 3rd—Gene Brady, all of Anchorag, Men’s Class B, Slalom 1st—Joe Ycung; 2nd—Dcn Mer- tz; winning time totaled for two yuns: 73.4 seconds. Men’s Class Downhill ourse approximately cne and -fourth miles: 1st—Don Mer- 2nd—Joe Young; winning 2:376. Junior Men, Class A Ccmbined: 1:t—Al Shaw. £lalom: 1st—Al Shaw. Downhi 1st Earl Cra, Al Shaw; winning time Women's Class A Bonnie Randall first sec- time: ‘' Johns in Down-! 1 (Anchor t Harold Ha Curt € Lcken, Bill Fred Woif Iver Skat- n (Anchorage) Matt Gormle; son, Jim Ch H Downhi Hugh B age (2 min. 374 sec., Church Hizhtower (Anchorage Ralph Randall, ieorge Johnson (Ancho William: Dean Harold Hart- ge), Iver Skattum, , Bill Hixson, me (Anct nge), Ken Loken, Jim Church, Cormley Buddie Hunter, Jim Rude, Fred Wolf, 1 (Petersburg) zh Bauer, An- 519 sec.), Jee Gene Brady Carter, Dave Jack- Stan Singer, Bob Jorgensen, Young (Anch- (3 min, (Anchor crage), son (Anchorage), Jack Thompson, John Capt. Goss, Len Evans. > - FIGHT DOPE | Of six fights staged last night, five went the limit of 10 muuds | and here is the dope: At Ocean Park, CaIif,——Berry Wright, 1462, Cleveland, cutpoint- ed Don Lee,- 150, Los Angeles At San Francisco—Tony Bosnick, 190, outpointe¢ Francisco De La Oruz, 227, Los Angeles (10) At Boston-Patsy Brandpno, 140, | Hamilton, Ont., outpointed Pat De- mers, 138, Brockten, Ma: (10). | At -Scranton, Pa—Joe Falco,’ 1511., Philacfiphia, outjointed George Bradford Smith, 144, York (10). | At Canton, O.—Sammy Angott, 145, Washington, Pa., stopped John' ! “Sncoky” Bryant, 145, Massilon, O. {15, | i At Cléveland—Jimmy Doyle, 148- (1:, Los Angeles, outpointed Ralph Zanelli, 144, Providence, (10). TR =0 R nill, Slalom and Combined. Wemen's Class B Combined: 1st—Y¥vonne Goss. Junior Girls Combined: 1lst— Sheila Mac- Spadden. 5 Slalom: 1st—Mary Thibodeau. | Downhill: 1st—Sheila ch%ad- den. Senicr Men's Jumping 1st—Charles Hightower, Anchor- Skattum, Juneau; ag:z; 2nd—Iver 3rd—Hugh Bauer, Anchorage. Longest jump—Hugh Bauer, An- cherage; 82.1 feet. Cemgetitors Leaped praise upon Course Setter Joc Werner for the fine cours2 he set for the A-Men's Slalom, under snow and terrain handicaps. Sunday's racing climax was fol-, Jowed Sunday evenig by the an- nual Jureau Ski Club banguet in the Gold Room of the Baral Hotel.. All seats were filled with club members and invited guests among whoin were included th2 Anchorage skiers. Among the, - BASKETBALL Scores of leading college basket- ball games last night are as fol- i lows: Notre Dame 64; New York U 60. Maryland 57; Army 54. { Illinois 45; Michigan 36. Indiana 46; Ohio State 43. i Wisconsin at Purdué, cancelled, kleacher collapse. Kansas 37; Oklahoma A & M, 34. Oregon State College 51; Wash- ington State College 30. Portland 62; College of Puget Sound 55. Willamette 52; 41, College of Idaho Jerry 10. New - Palmer pairs off LAST CAGE GAMES FOR PLAYOFFS I8 | action tonight at Los Angeles. Bob- | . SITKA, Alaska, Fob. 25— ;?}m(fi“:n;-;‘Xfi""}‘:ff"\“‘_i:_l“‘]‘j]l L‘:’ x' ‘ Leng-empty halls and corridors of A|‘n"e‘los ® Pt * *the biz vy installation built on P~ 400 Japonski Itland scon after Pearl 5 RSB Harkor and then “lost® as the war receded westward rapidly across N Y UNIVERS"Y ithe Pacific, . echoed- with the shouts of children today. ! | A contingent of 165 Aleut, Eski- AGAIN loSES Io mu and Indian youngst from to 18 years old, and soms FlGHI'NG IR'S from as far north at Point B | row, arrived on ‘Washington ! ! kirthday. They came from Sew NEW YORK, Feb. 25— ard cn the steamship Denali. Notre Dame may not be the best| Thcy are the first of 500 or icollege basketball team in the na- more children who will attend tion, but it still retains its old Mount Edgecumke school, a new time mastely over New York Uni-institution of the Alaska Native | versity. | Service. The Fighting Irish once again] The big installation, built at of $55,000,000 surplus last and turned over to the lived up to their name last night|an estimated cost when they won a gruelling 64-60 was declared war game from the Violets before 18,-|summer 323 frenzied fans jam-packing ev- service. iery available seat at Mudison| Max W. Penrod is principal and |Square Garden. The victory, Notre | Vitgil S. Carrfer, former Naval Damels 17th in 20 starts this sea- Commandant of the Sitka air basec son, was its 1ith in 14 engage-|is gencral superlntendenl ments with the New Yorkers over| s 1 Foi b a period of 13 years. | - HOUSING NEEDS TRIPLED ALL - ALASKA B. .B.| crwcrco “in- moven s ® lrams’ efforts to find a home be- | I'I'ouR"EY STARISIcame threz times more intense this week. Since his return from cverseas service Abrams and his IODAY A“(HORAGE wife have been living with two other families. This week Mrs. Abrams gave i ] ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Feb." 25.|kirth to triplats, two boys and a i #—The All-Alaska Interscholas-igirl and Abrams said he hope: tic basketball tournament opens at‘m bring them together in their !Anchorage today as part of the own home — if he can find one annual fur rendezvous. e S In opening games this afterncon with Cordova, Anchorage meets Nome, Stika faces Seward and Fairbanks plays| M. C. Dcdds, Evelyn K. Nelson, Eklutna, C. R. Shim, Bill Lofholm, John The Anchorage quintet, which!W. Wore and Frank Wright, all has won. 15 consecutive starts tflsifmm Seattle are registered at the season, is favored. Baranof, VISITORS FROM SEATTLE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRL JUNEAU, ALASKA / A comfortable home...a gracious hostess . . . fine wine . .. life as we like to live it. And with a zestful, refreshing product of sun-bathed California vineyards .. . hospitality is complete. There's an appropriate and delicious Cresta Blanca California wine, for every occasion. 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Livermore and Los Angeles, Calif. 0SC TAKES BIDS CALLED EASY GAME, FOR SALE OF WINS TITLE CANOL NO. 1 au City League Busketball] PULLMAN, Wash, Feb. 25—® WASHINGTON, Feb. —— W draw to a close this week, with 1 State’s high-powered Toe govermment today invited the playofis ameng the four teams etball team, loser of only three coaled bids threcugh March 20 on which ended top of the heap 27 this year, ruled a% the refinery, pipeline and eguip- This evening at 7:30 o'clock in Division Pacific Coast ment of the wartim2 crude oil pro- the Juneau High School gymna- titleholder today, fifth ject (Canol No. 1) in Canada Stush, Juneat FEieR EeRbol Wil BiaY » won under Coach Slats| The oftice of Foreign Ligu.da- the Moose, followed by the Im- ticn Commi sioner announced that perials playing Mike's Night Owls. With convincing ease, ihe Beav- bids w ® *d in Washing- ¥ y evening the two winners ers trounced runner-up Washington 'ten ech must ko a of ht's contests will play ,.,,\ State College last night 51 to 30 anfed by an “earnest moae; the champicnship of the league, Eph (Red) Rocha, six-foot-slght payment cof five peresnt of the and the two losers will iight it out| center sesking the division scor- amount offered for third and fourth place | ing title the sscond straight year, The portion of tie Canol Project IO W e L | dropped in 14 points to bring hiz ‘nvclved reprisents as government { ceason’s total to 190, only four Investment of $60534,286. It in- S ‘ points behind his mark last year, cludes or' B r i e s‘ % with two games still to go. Jack A refinery et Whitchorse in Yu- p | ICE WATER SWIM_ - Bears at Williams Lake, Kingston, N. ¥., take ihcic Nichols, Washington center, has koa Terilory; a power plant, | annual swim in a pool made by a hole in the ice. Steam baths preceded the dip. finished his season with 204 tankage facilities; the 577-mile o bigsaic o h Wilbur Joins, UCLA men- Pipelire from Norman Wells to | The Beavers of Oregon State will| ter whose team leads the South- | ‘Whitehorsa; lousing, telephone | represent the northern division in | s | woundad. The students imprvized IO IR 20 10 S equipment ¢-nerators, trucks the Pacific Coast conference bas- BASEBA[[ l D EAD 200 stretchers by using planking from ‘™ Division . Coas ‘n‘mlf;n'nc} Sercas Bt A W, ketball title playoff. Oregon State| ] [ the collapsed bleachers and ear- | C0, o R e T “‘,‘l‘; powér shov cranes, graders, T T e o L B e PR 1 1 T v ewan” g, v el 06 ol P | o with a 51 to 30 victory over Wash- | ‘iRAiN!NG ARE iNj URED A epassing Greyhound bus was sodte :l(:mllf, I,‘:‘,’\k-,‘f,hf.!,m:,':\l,l,‘f} stems for distributing Canol's ington te at Pullman. Either ¥ utili moulance and took ”,I".,““\i' 1% Gikodrme ..“‘;\ naver in output have not been declared UCLA %r California will uphold 5 s to a hospital, AllT\ ) T ihd OSC Jed at the half 26 SWIPIus by the Army and hence the southérn division in a three- | : ) T 5 '~l R & of the city .‘;mlmmu-l»l\ were, oy Hiliort e T b g oyl G (o summone r nearly 0 743) - Corvallis. The Uclans hold & on Syt e i cuthern Division champion, eith- NAVY PILGTS STOP OVER gn )l:'.\t:l:m'l ‘("];'.11;11.1‘;1./\(1;. :n;- PR er UCLA or California, for the Two U. 8. Navy pilots, Lé. (J.g) Sepe o e ScHuiern et BhGPel S hen. ANGELES. el S ' J3 T ccnference titl» in a three-game v. ©. Agee and Lt. (jg) F. ‘“l',')'K“p"‘u‘l“':;l ‘fl“"'l,(,‘,’ = ““““"‘._”;‘“ This area temed today with sun\.’woouen Bleachers Col- 'i iLE 6F (HAW:}ION series at Cotvallis March 7, 8 and Pine, landed their VP-AM2 patrol ™ Callifornia in two contests and |MUscles as six Pacitic Coast Leagge lanse During Game at 4 b b M e Pt B ool g B PRk Mnoie b pair teams were in the first throes of p | Q i ch BY Boo(HEVER WL ‘ aay, and spent the night here. e Say o 8 PAIF o ceball spring training p d"‘ Uni ity CORDOVAN VISITS HER They registered at the Baranof S i ey buriodt e ar R uraue univershy Harold Haines, from Cordova, ar- Hotel, and left for the return i b Whte 44 (oI Z BADH!NI‘ON MA]‘(H rived in Juncau yesterday and is flght to thelr Whidby Island, The UCLA baskethall squad has|Sacramento Solons' roster worked| LAFAYETTE, Ind., Ib. 25.—P at the Baranof Hotel. | Wash., base this morning. lost two rescrves because of schol- t un € Anazer ar- | —A soction ef new wool " aatic - defglennibe: . Ciahtes’ Metvin | teit unter: new, manager DICKIBSEEl4rs in the Purdug Ufliverst e deol@liag Fasol 1or the logal '_’"“"“‘ R e ”' Lee and Torwerd Ralmis Degmsan A Gt AR skt hecuse, jammed with 3.500 badminton championship game for ‘ were dropped frem the Bruins.', i oo ve A S8 the crowd of 11,000 at lue- 1947 was played last night between ¢ oW Giard "Dayes MinoF Wil bs drfieql omios ab the Holywood SERERIHYIsconsin TaakEivall ne, ccl- L. E. Iverson and Robert Booch- § | B D, ¢ te s to spell high scoring. penter: Pbn :;““3‘ : ‘\,“ i ~’"“‘“‘\} “»"(“;*;1;.;: | last night, killing two Stu- ever wih thé latter winning the | . 2 Brrkadale s acked the whip by making thelgents and injuring about 260 match in the first two games by § 9 . shi {players hike two miles from hotel [gon scores of B8 41 and 15 to 10 | New Siyle Lo:x-in Glass Filter !to practice field Phe - crasht BT ‘st ‘, Bcochever's ability to cover the | The Sacramento ors of the! porq Z ; o S st ik Edlent plaoine o 4 MAKE COOD COFFEE Pacific f‘"«t{' League open spring R,_‘_“,’ were { o i ‘,;: structure sagged and cr shots won the championship title | training today at Anaheim. : v manager Jim Tur- the dirt floor breught an despite Iversen’s fine and close § Yesterday's first tralning session oo nog atenn oo Tomey Sflence over the 11000 competition i this last match of | Use Silex with This New Filter of the San Diego Padres was some- | piiqoec ex-Detroit Tiger. Only!howling fans {he men’s handicap singles | thing of a fizzle. A full-fledged | oo, were in camp, butl . There was no T-» hun- The final championship match | LOCKS IN PLACT — CAN'T FALL OUT :‘.":;‘(L‘f: (('f ,f"';:“ R “{”'fy“\ more n were expected di°ds of the occcup S etweer, IS (e I MR o | Makes Clearer Cofiee — No Cloth — Tops iy e ey and one | ghortly with the full squad of 40 BAchers, some S neell in the ladie: 8 SOuRs E in Ccnvenicnce — Easy to Use — Life- & hewed up y enough 10| pa . Saturde tumbled fror feot, 1 was played last week. As pre- |} time Guarantce pract limped or the dicted it was an even match with § o Sl YN ‘ The Portland avers have, The San Diego Padres, under crowd to seck medi ntion Neilsen nosing out a 17 to 15 | UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE scheduled their first jor walkout manager Rip Collins, numbered Many of thosz in the bleacher t cne e of the game § n Class bilter made of special today at Riverside, Ca only seven at San Bernardino, but seats had been ling and cell had the score at 14-9 | ¢iass guaranteed against breakage regard- full battery workouts ware slated gheering for the Purdus Y unable to cinch the last Q less of canse —— provided broken parts are il s b Lyl [m re arrivals today it was leay oint to win the game i returned to factory. alia, t L first contihgent of Séattle pitch- tlme with a All members aré urzed to be at PSRN < o . T 5 i the Lo eles middle- | ers and catchers was limbering Wisconsin [ m Con- the High School next Monday | veight Emery Jackson outpointed up at Richardson Springs ugh f¢ night as L. E. Iversen, President 2 the ssie champ Dave Sands. the f full Rainier ; of the Badminton Club, has an- § Some fans PRetested ihic. veRaichipsnaduled . “for ansxt P . reunced that a mixcd doubles han- | but the eferee gave it 1o Jack- Bakerstio. ¢ o dicap tournament will be played 5 GOLDSTEIN BLDG. PHONE 161 { | : Last to get under way were the g e Lucture Ladies will be given their choice of H alship. Los Angeles els whowere tore- g poon jeyeisd 56 fixak wers, Iversen stated foobedeten eobedefenter e fecferfecfeofeofeofeleokenl port today to m Bill Kelly A g e -~ o R Bob Feller says the Cleveland gt Pullerton il L e e MRS. A. N. SCOTT DIES Indians 4 much stronger this SRERYIG & ;‘I.rg‘;"(’v'"“ . £ Mys.+Annle Nelson Scott passed year in every department except appealed ‘1.» ;, P away "at her ne on Willoughby pitching, »And he adds: 165 CH’[DREN ARE : k;(} 4 “; Sotpalianed .: i Ave. Sextardsy. . B ax & “Even in pitching we will be bet- ing the injured to leave the buiid- 1Ving in Juneau, Mrs. Jack Lee. ter. We have Al Gettcl from the gy qm‘k.\ o< possile. An or- Her mothgr and other relatives live Yanks, and he's going to help. In lANDED AI SIIKA ue]]V b{, t toward the exits in Angoen. and were notified by addition I have gre: confidence follow telegram of the death. Funeral ar- that coach Bill McKechnie is go- AIT'NB HEw (/Hx(m!u A e diae s e Chailes W, Chia ing to bring some of the young < S(HOOL dents, many of them war t Mortuary are pending notifica- pitchers along.” Feller has started i s Th ticn from Angoor workoui out at the Tucson, Ari- o, ! g7V A v Ehdazadl zona, camp. 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