The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 20, 1947, Page 3

MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1947 TH PAGE THREE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA ; p G [ Missourl 47 even from the north and ninel| s e e e e e v e 00 ro rl | St. Mary's (Cal) 14. passengers flew to Seattle H (ke Games . . Canisius 17; St. Bonaventure 14.. Brad Hall, William Hughes, A . . | Rip Beloit 7 trid Hughes, Jack Hughes, Lloyd . OCTOBER 21 . a " es SCORES | Centre 6; Southwestern (Mem- Hughes Heckey has Ctarted and here are e Low tide 0:28 am. 29 ft. ® { o il phis 6. Tie Danfel Anderson, Belton Schever,| the results of Sunday games e High tide 7:15 am, 119 ft. ® " Florida North Carolina S. 6 G. W. Driscol, Perry McPheete National League e Low tide 12:39 pm., 7.7 ft . B enan i sy . | Final scores of leading football wman 13; Georgetown and infant Steven, Michael Hern Detroit 2; Toronto 0. e High tide 18:27 p.m., 129 ft. ® ke on Sot Methodist, a ar'lng |eames played over the weekend are il ; vak Rosalie I Shean Boston 3; New York 1 . . iBIG GAMES Eras Pl ot as follows :}::;‘:wz.l(.x«l Texas Mines 13 From the north: Hazel Greseth, (Only games scheduled PR R BB i i me has no bearing on ‘the! NEW TORK, Oct. 20—P—There| Oreé€on 6; Washington 0 Pacii P e Dl op bk o AL ohildd ;\',“,'m;m .\vh“;‘; I BB ¢ i Tih ks perine il By California 21; Washington S. 6. ‘=4 = " y {Wm Brunskill, Pa Dougherty Philadelphia W wven 2 e o0 0 000 0 v e 0o PN . upbeaten.. 1§ GOLA 391 -SHahtord 8 Southern Idaho Education 25;john Grant, James Hitche Buffalo Louis 2 . ° stanford Slipping 1 professional football leaguws ] (Ricks 0 ¥ g ulk- Providence Cleveland 4 3 Washington, ug 6-0 by Ore-!t { the pennant races in! Southern Cal 48; Oregon S. 6 lorad S SRR R E . L SRR A \ / M o 28 < % A : \ 4 i 00 Bt Colorado E 14; Colorad Helen Fleek and infant Ter Indianapclis 5; Washington 1. '& sun rise 46 am. rtains Stanford 0 and All-Ameri-| Idaho 20; Portland 14 Minss 6 N BEna Muek ank W Worly Eithes scheduled uIt S Ay c 5y UCLA. Stanford taking shape as| Nacy Cowzell 19 B0 v AH UG AR S oo 1 T Jort ) trdon Bart . BotuBe, ik RS it i ir ) a dismal season fairs | Virginia Tech 0; Army /State 7 B e Shaniey 1 ke 3 % aind Montana ! circuit !:u ?:;:\‘x:ul:(‘:(\. At \IN:‘I)P“\IS.I 0. | Montana State Normal 16; Al-\ FE ATTENTION - MASONS mee another ¢ rence en- at by 27-7 to the| ECtic 7. Maine erta 6. ed © b g e . TR counter at Pullman. Oregon St Vational League| Western Maryland 41 \V""““‘i"b San Franciso State 19; Califor- ON THURSDAY N'GHT i (””{ d‘[(”."A\l;v:::l']n”.‘\(:;“{‘"‘”M[ Jn Series on Coast that May piays University of Portiand in a owd of 69631 fans il Los|ton College 0. =~ l;ia Poly 18 onierence | with Lotor B the B ' Bexte league game. .University of |Ang ve ( lowa State 0; Michigan State 20.' Humboldt (Calify 14; Chico i J. W. LEIVERS, Sec lead fo Championship on also goes outside the con-! In addition to suffering their{ Miss. State 34; Duquesne 9, Rl 0 i The Juneau City Band will hold R LA e’ 16 enter ) ir setback, the def drop-| Georgetewn 12; Tulsa 0 | P [ another practice Thursday evening PR i Starts Saiurday . Crotesibity heisco Ped the Cards into a three Baylor 32; Texas Teachers 6 'a“ 'n s at 8 oclock in the grade school Dons, returning to coast after tie for the Rams and Gre Colorado 9; Brigham Young 7 auditorium and a large attendance YNG4 SAWMIL[ usswn:‘ - % Marquette 34-13 ers for the lead in the Nation-|Wyoming 33; Utah State 19 27 pASSENGERS ARE is anticipated. At the practice last; = Ga '200% By RUSS NEWLAND B Pasithe Sohit todes western division pennant chase,| Colorado A & M 28: Colo. Coll {Thursday night, 18 musicians ¢ e SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20 y P ey ‘ot | fdet “blickk Packers turned the| Utah 13; Denver 7 H-OWN HERE BY pAA n o a s Iwered the taton and a snappy i i Two of the unbeaten” heavyweights ..q a stout line enabled the Univer- on Redskins in Mnm:_mn State 13; Montana hearsal was held A large at- e ‘a0 ks aad paitivg of far west football square off B N g : n Bay University 12 LOE: NaEERS. ok SRS REEAG0e . ta ' expicted Thursday augine for low cont power. Thou: | climination series expected to lead vear o 30- T8 okuEher ed to the fore in the, Purdue 62; Boston U 7 ‘v[‘ ‘:] b “v" l‘” "::l are rejoining the organization Wy el X 'M:‘“:":q:‘"“::; |to the championship. B i o A eastern half chase by| Cclumbia 14; Penmsylvania 34 w"“’\" h © Yoo | Divector Alfred Ventur has .o . TN CO It will be Southern California’s - B th Grias &8 Huno game as a result of their, Brown m:_Dm-tmmuh 13 ‘ Pan American Airways brought | - mim thiie + b 1.000 new line-up of marches on the BEI:SM\ MACHINE! 3 Trojans against California’s Bears While St Mary's plays 22 decision over the Philadel-| Ma nd 7; Duke 9 in_cight passengers from Seattle BOUEICH Bl ¢ 0 1onbistands and also several selections 876-L Ficld Bldg., 315 Westport Road and the outcome of this contest at vidie nigh Eagles. The Eagles and the, Colgate 7; Princeton 20 vesterday, and carried 16 persons’' Ao - 3 00 ‘3¢ has ordered novelty numbers Kansas City 2. Me Berkeley has ytal bearing on the = ; are now deadlocked for, Wake Forest 39; George Wash- to Seattle, two to Ketchikan, one | Oreson Statc & 667 'and these are expected to arrive AR O g 0] ‘ 1-20 w s ngton 7 ; SoRs. g 3 aip. | Oregon 1 Wb i TRy R coast conference title as well as the fter trailing by 1 plac ‘l RBaI Lo to Whitehiorse, and two to Fair- Tt : oon and will be immediately plac- “ t to the Rose Bowl. The b1t Mas Pk inen In the junior circuit ‘llm de- Amlfvn: 13; Colby 7 % banks ““‘ 1C fite . ed in rehe: must still meet the defend d. Little COP plays CHRIRENS '_““)“_“v““*”“»* {\“:»‘\ f“‘:‘ 0(; il “”',;] T g | Passencers from Seattle were: g, Sory 0 i R ARG mpions, the University ifornia Poly snapped their tle with the ity 'f‘";‘“ gl Mamic Jensen and infant, Tom!\g.qineion % S EMBLEM TEAM TO MEET ! a at Los Angeles Bru PO, sbhines ,_f'“l“’]‘\‘v“":w;""‘f:"_”“’_,'x bik: Al illiam and| sopcen Reinhold Brust, Ida Brust, | yeo o 5 oog The Emblem Club Drill Team | T1 aws UCLA a week | ... ; RS e R . s R A. J. Babcock, Severt Ronquist,| " 2 & will meet tcmorrow evening at 8 Gu“ R“Ams Jater. southern cantornia and NEW BALL PLAYER, O e o b D e e ot 14, |JOhn Dewitt, Perry Stockton saning welock in the Elks Hall. There will UCLA r off Nov These are Buffal Bills “)“ g n & "1‘ West \.'u-‘umx': 40: NYU 0 Juneau to Ketchikan: Leon ATTENTION ODD JLLOWS be a leader and all members are ° e R e BOWLER ARRIVES; Brooklyn and ‘San Francisco, were| Rutgers 38; Fordham 6 Shaen, Brad Hall ‘ AND REBEKAHS d to turn out GET YOUR GUNS right to meet the big nine repre- i ‘ ih o | Bk ” o | Juneau to Whitehorse: Bert! There will be a regular meeting —_ -~ > - sentative, New Yi Day BOY FOR HAGERUPS X "'\“1” n‘"‘“'(1“"\“‘:’“1‘\&“(:““)‘! ““::":l‘ ie ';\“l{;f;:sa 170 Parker {of the Odd Fellows Tuesday, Oct.| ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES READY . . Hunti Lynn Waldorf’s Caliiornia Bears s ARG, vestinaas thel BT ‘2nc ERIGEBNA | Juneau to Fairbanks: Margaret 21 at § pm. Following the meeting | There will be no meeting Mon- i untlng although they appeared sluggish In| ey, 5 new baseball player and Anceles Dons came from be~| Virginia 33: Washitonstwe 7,7MeMath, H. O. Mongste fat 9 pm. will be a showing of Pan day night. Joint installation Tues- Season Is Here! winning 216 from Washington o0 pae g hind and. walloped the Balitmore| University of San Francisco 34;i. Juleau to Seattle: Eisle Lindley, | American Airways picture “Wings day night adv. 711-t2 ! State 1a week, come up for their A'gon. we ing 7 pounds and 13 Colts 38-10 Marquette 13 Maxine Davlin C. H. McDonald, | Over Alaska” to which all Odd Vien A T TS PP We repair guns, rods, mcst imp ant game with a record ' \1.cec was korn yesterday to Mr. SUNDAY RESULTS | Minnesota 13; Illinois 40 Geo Chrisman, A. J. Chilbeck, | Fellows and Rebekahs are ('urdmllv Sell 1 lh an Fmpuc ‘Wantad. reels, cameras and unmarred by defeat or tie. The gnq Mrs. Erv Hager [ jcan Conference) | Pittsburgh 6; Indiana 41 James Kennedy, Verva Kennedy. {invited to attend binoculars Trojans tied Rice 7-7 in the second ~ gry js one of Juneau's most 31; Chicago 28 Michigan 49; Northwestern 21. { Russell Hart, Andrew Peter H. V. CALLOW, Secy. ! Wk e of, SHE Seatou. bt Steain. t baseball players during the, Los Angeles 38; Baltifore 10 Texas 21; Arkansas 6 {Bill Regan, Lloyd Zimim, P adv. 712-t2, | lered Oregon State, 48-6, last Sat-'ceqeon, then w con NATIONAL LEAGUE Texas A & M 0; Texas Christ-| McPheeters, G. W. Driscoll, Ann | —oo—— 1| DARNELL'’S urday after drubbing Ohio State anq winter s sporf Washington 10. ian Nordwall, Gloria Peterson, E. Pat-| Christian Filipinos of Malay ex-| c‘l‘ i 320 the w befor » bowling, king 33; Detroit 24. | Bowdoin 1f; Williams 0 terson, \ !traction constitute over 95 percent i Why So. Ca Wins the Elks Club York 0 University of Mississippi 27; Tu-! On Saturday 12 persons arrived [of the total population in the' To relieve miseries v Southern California, incidentally Mrs. Hagerup is just ardent a Pittshurgh Philadelphia lane 14 from Seattle by Pan American,' Philippines. without dosing, rubon cpened its schedule by winnin fan as her pand and| Los Angeles Chicazo Cs e e < = 3 a from Washington State 21-0 and . be back on the alleys, i 7 WSC. Ccach Phil Sorboe offers sonny along to give him SAGRET - WMWW‘W this cor n insight into the game ATTLE VISITORS an Py VORE 'y VRS v Py VUG y WRE y W Nfraroell, Nfvorcsfifvvos WY NNy S “Cplifornia has 8 strouger line i . The following guests from Se- gpi and more reserves than Southern RUMMAGE SALE Sitle ard ranistavnd &é: ihe Rerarol: rnia. The Southern Californ Northern Light Presbyterian piovov4 Codd, Don Belshaw, Jack ckficld men are faster. Either Church Parlors, Oct. 22, 10:30 am.'p .. gartlett and Howard L. Lewis. team can win —adv. T12-t2 i a ey el While these two title contenders .o - least 6 to 8 hours are re- are battling it out, t nd Americans own an ge of quired for penicillin to achieve its remains at home to two radio sets per family effect chamy greatest ucLA 3rd Annual Deer Hunters’ Derby 1947 PRIZE AWARDS Previously Sponsored by Case = Lot Grocery DARNELL’S Sport Center will Award PRIZES for the BEST DEER ANTLERS Brought to Our Store This Season Taken in the Juneau Area will be made for the LARGEST DEER H()R‘\% acmrdmg to Dr. Churche s rules for measuring trophies. The widest spread, longest points and largest diameter at the base are more important than the number of points. Any horns with an odd point will be docked the length of that point. A 30-30 WINCHESTER RIFLE WILL BE GIVEN " 2 s s FOR THE MOST UNIFORM HORNS AND BEST TROPHY—23 POINTS OR OVER. All horns must be from Alaska Black-Tailed Deer taken th and they must be connected with bone and in their natural state. season. Only the horns will be entered 3rd PRIZE ... THE JUDG - 5 } ! ! \ ! \ ! \ ! \ / B MOI)LL 40 -— (‘5() 06) WIN'CHESTER RIFLE A HAND-MADE HUNTING KNIFE WILL BE AWARDED FOR THE MOST UNUSUAL AND “FREAKISH” SET OF ANTLERS from Alaska Black-Tailed Deer bagged this season. £S WILL BE: JACK 0'CONNOR, Fish and Wildlife Service MILO CLOUSE, Alaska Sportsmen'’s Assn. BUCK HARRIS, Registered Guide ——The awards will be made shortly after the hunting season and the decision of the judges will be final. One set of antlers cannot win more than one prize. —These prizes are offered in the interest of good sportsmanship and good will. There are no strings attached. —All antlers will be on display at DARNELL'S Sport Center until the énd of the season and will then be returned to their owners . =] = Serving the family, community and nation Did you ever stop fo think that we live, we learn, we fravel —all through the pages of the newspaper we read! 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