The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 7, 1947, Page 3

FFIDAY.rNOVEMBER 7, 1947 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRI - IUNEAU ALASKA - PAGE THREE S SATURDAY !ROBINSON Lo e Wreckage of Lendon Commuter INCORPORATIONS nce in big league baseball Washeterias, Inc., of Anchor- - € 1} fled ts o) - ? FOOTBALL looKS FOR CARD Ol APPRECIATION 16s ek 15 Sligee g £ Ann's Hospital my choic- fon with Territorial Aud- h vou. Your hospital is a k A Boyle. It will en- - ——— al desnest appreciation for the er s kindness during my so- L journ withyou. Your hospital is a in the laundry and dry clean- business and has 10,000 shares of common stock Wwith no par alue. The concern was formed [ This Weel’ BIG GAME | 1S ee S B | Ly heme for wnybedy, your medical Earl D. and Mary Jane Hill- RS S : and * nursing staff are a grand e i) ' Py Harpla, Clhastn CHICAGO, 'Nov. 7.—UP—Jackie group of people kind considerate Kfl;;h‘ ol Py e - CAA MEN AT JUNEAU Gerderr W Meyer and Frank L. . 1Grid G o | ri ames NI B N it ie_«,(,,;:)n.m_ Who said he received and efficient \ is the woekend of the Army-Notr2 ;;‘ 'l\/ ; ::l;::; his l'» \l'{_;-\“lzkll\»‘ I am now and always most 1 v oI first baseman for the Brooklyn sincerely yours The Battle of n‘ ite i [Ih:d.\ d TOSS is not unlikely \I\iwn o8 he i - l‘n«l}\n.;. fcr- CAPTA JOHN A. TOLLBOM, Scott ¢f the CAA at Anchorage i HOn (Jeks VGUMIE U EA foll selections also WA Lol P AT “Cellin McKinney ve staying at tie Juneas TORE \\uu[ ht and tomorrow, :ulxd fol- PR Xkt offer-| Rot the nrst Negro major adv. 728--t1 {towing is the schedule of the ma-|joc however. were correct on 62 league play talked of i 0 g it A NOTICE |jor contests t when d him at DEPUTY MARSHAL HERE last s, wrong in 14 for an .816 baszball c that brought the year's atout 250 persons hon EAST After November 10, no telephone No"’e Dame Meets Army in| Amy vs. Notre Dame bl 81 incorrect|a testimonial banquet L. Rapuzzi, Deouty U. S. Mar- rentals for the month of November Boston Coll. vs. Wake Forest. [a1d o mean of 798, The $5,000 salary was what he Shal at Skagway and C. H. Right, | tals for the month of October will be accepted at a discount. Al stered at Agway e re ineau Hotel ‘ ; ; South Befld o May Be | Brown v Yale. Army-Notre Dame: This series had been promised by Branch also oi Rlp Roa“ng comest B 8. NXU has Leen doing on since 1913 and Rickey, president of the Dodgers, the Holy Cross. ends tomorrow. It is very possible Robinson said, “and he lived up R mouth that the final crash will be so to his promise. I received no bon- Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad.| SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. T—@® - ! —Undefeated Notre Dame is favor-, remittances must bear postmark of not later than discount day. Please be prompt. Please add 1% sales tax. JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS TELEPHONE CO. —adv. ’ loud that it will te discussed until aceion. 2013. The Notre Dame eleven has U. S. DEPARTY WEATHER BUREAU Nt OF COMMERCE, ed to whip once-beaten, once tied| it el ¢ |everything, including an incentive JUNEAU, ALASKA ‘ Army by as many as five touch- Vaghlod ) 0 Those 59 to 0 and 48 to 0 Army downs, but an overflow of Mar. vs. Brooklyn |triumphs of the war years have WEATHER BULLETIN \ GABARDINE SHIR“ 58,000 may ke treatad to a rip- Georgla Tech not becn forgotten. Notre Dame DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M, 120TH MERIDIAN TIME s ax We can now supply men’s Vir |to win handily temp TODAY rearing, if mud-coated, surprise i Pl -y | | ending football's most colorful ri-| Fenn St. vs Temple | Georgia Tech-Navy: There should ast Lowest 4:30 am. 24 hrs Weather at | all-wool Gabardine Shirts valry tomorrow Bngve sy !be a special award for the Mid-| Station 24 hrs® | temp. temp. Preci. 4:30am. | —the kind you've been As this Northern Indiana com-| W- Virginia vs Kentucky shipmen who, week after week,' Anchorage 20 24 29 : Snow | iiting to get munity began to pulsate with ex- MIDWESS ccllide with a national power with | Barrow 9 -1 Snow e e e citment over Army’s first—and las ve. W. heehigan ess record. This time Navy|Bethel 19 13 Snow \ A Colobe invasion, the weatherman threat- vs. Michigan to Dinky Bowen, Davis, Cordova 39 Rain | . 4 ened to throw a monkey-wrench fealy & Co. That's too bad. Dawson 20 Cloudy | neeinteeed et gt Of two cumimuter-packed. subUEAT GO0 “. S. Gl‘aves into the best laid plans of the Georgia Tech. Exmonton 28 Snow | g i A . L i The Clothing Man” acrial-minded Irish and the bet- Picks Oregon State Fairbanks Cloudy | trains is strewn along the tracks at Scuth Croydon, England, after a Exel g ; Kansas St. vs. Oklahoma UCLA-Oregon State: A year ago Haines 31 Drizzle cellision in a dense fog. The death toll was reperted as over 31 and ., Bxchuive Rawiar 1 § weather prophet wasn't| Minn. vs Pyrdue on State lost only a single! Havre 40 Cloudy more than 100 injured. ® Photo via radio from Lendon) FLORSHEIM SHOE ¥ sure, but he said it looked ! et s game—to UCLA. Coach Lonnie Juneau Airport 12 Rain _— - - — § chowers tomorrow which Northwestern vs. Ohio State. | giiney and his eleven have wait-!Ketchikan 46 Cloudy PRI R cut the Irish down to size for the| Oklo. ASM vs, Tulsa full year for revenge. Oregon Kodiak 44 Pt. Cloudy | o & Army's yeoman line and perhaps Sl ‘:flo‘f“[” 3 State. | Kotzebue 3 | o TIDE TABLE b § turn, the fray into as ding-dong| Auburn vs. Miss. State. juthern Methodist-Texas A&M: | Burbank 7 g ; s § & standoff as last year's scoreless; Clemson Vs X an, Here's the spot for the week's No. McGrath a; NOVEMBER 8 . § tie, or other thr in the feud! Fjorida vs. Georgia 1 upset, [t the great Boak Walk- Nome Clear | > G e Y ! dating back to 1913 ami vs. Cincinnati. er should swing the decision to Northway 1 Pt. Cloudy | ® tide 4:15 am.,. 19 ft. Army, reported stonger than lasy| Mississippi vs. Tennessee. the Mustangs. Southern Method- Petersburg 10 Rain ¢ tide 10:49 am,, 160 ft. o from tackle to tackle, boast-| N olina vs. N, Carolina State.;;y Portland 51 Cloudy e Low tide 16:55 pm., 31 ft. e backfield to defeaq| Richmond vs.. Davidson inia-Pennsylvania: Two un-|Prince George 30 Cloudy ® High tide 23:06 pm., 154 it. ®| Notre Dame's heralded| S: Carolina vs. Oitadel ten teams with the odds-quot-|Prince Rupert a4 14 Cloudy I® o I s attack, hps everything to| vanderbilt vs. Tenn. Tech rs listing the Quakers as 14 points 'Seattle 43 49 05 Rain te s s 00000 e gain and nothing to lose VML 5. Wb Bl Ay better. It may be closer than that, ' Sitki 39 12 63 Rain | y -t et | Just such West Point machines VPI vs. Washington & Lee especially if Penn is thinking too | Whitehorse 19 19 02 Cloudy iy Y ‘..« Can't-be-copied battled favored Notre Dame to a SOUTHWEST much about the coming game with! Yakutat 34 36 1.02 Rain e scoreless tie in 192 b e ¢ Akanses v, Rice, Army, but Penn should win. Pen *—(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) | 0.: DANCE Old South flavor! unbeaten Irish 18-0, pelt- Baylor vs. Texas sylvania | WEATHER SYNOPSIS: There is a weak stationary low pressure at Parlsh 3“”’ bt U vs. Texas A&M Texas T. vs. Arizona. Indiana-Michigan: The Hoosiers! center in the northern Gulf of Alaska and an extensive high pressure and ended L ae g have George Taliaferro but he is cell is located 450 miles Off the California coast. This pressure distribu- ' for a perfect season in 1931 with ROCKY MOUNTAIN not enough. Michigan tion is producing a westerly f £ > ) e w of moist air over the western portion a s < tie in the mud at| Colo. College vs. Colo, State Duke May Win of the United States frem Oregon northward, western Canada and South- rankee Stadium Colo. U vs, Utah State. Missouri-Duke: The regular cen- ' east Alaska. Skies in this area have been cloudy during the past 24 | — > oo - wer \\4 ‘vamnufl ter and a starting backfielder on hours and rain has fallen at all stations. Temperatures in this area % h vs. Colorado A&M. each club is cut with injuries. Duke have been slightly above uormal. Generally clear skies have been re- : WE has the most reserves. Duke ported in Canada and the United States east of the Rockies and tem- alifornia vs. Washington Purduc-Minnesota: Isn't it about peratures have been slightly below normal. Generally cloudy skies, fre- s N by Texas and Wake Forest powerful 1931 Irish, 12 to 0; Dame’s chances ed ate: The Tar Heels have right- MARINE WEATHER BULLETI themselves since their defeats Reports from Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. today North WIND Height of Waves Station Weather Temp. l)n and Vel. (Sea Condition) 16 2 feet ho vs. Montana. time those Boilermarkers ran!|quent snow flurries and above normal temperatures have characterized Santa Clara vs. Michigan S. |5 WMBakane Biale Ve EOTeE . downe | Minnesots | the weather of Alaska proper Flipsy Y8 iew - Mexlco North Carolina-North ~ Carolina By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr - o NEW YORK, Nov. 7—M—To- is ite vs. UCLA vs. Washington State morrow brings the long and color- g g . % the year’s Big Three games 3 : Tl heny 1y Roind: . footblil Hocke Games vard's teams usually are tough to| Five Finger Light Cloudy 43 gevies; £o. ‘s ciose 'and Army, Win beat in November, kut the Tigers' Lincoln Rock Rain 43 = Tose! 1 ome: it S obhes beat in Novel , kut th gers or lose, will become just another S ah0k b the - dft= Guard Island Cloudy 44 “Ivy League” team. ‘ superior That apparently is one objective (By The t\w,uamd Press) ference this time. Princeton. with the San Fran o crosses the bay FPenn State-Temple: Ray Morrl- MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING SATURDAY EVE- tc Oakland tonight in an effort son, Temple coach, says that | NrNG: Cross Sound-Iey Strait area and the outside waters, Dixon En- to lengthen its lead in the Pacific Columbia could beat ' Army his|pn0e to Yakutat—scutheasterly winds 15 to 25 miles per hour shifting 1e's Southern Di- Owls can spill the unbeaten Penn But who ever heard of Game Cape Spencer Cloudy 41 The first of | Eldred Rock Drizzle 38 Hax- | Point Retreat Cloudy 43 Three Princeton-Harvard: 1 foot 9 0 Zero 2 Zero 4 1 3 1 foot Zero 2 feet Cape Decision Cloudy 45 in breaking off relatio Irish and if the series ever is re- sumed, it prok will be on a heme-and-home basis at West Coast hockey le: to southerly and southwesterly 10 to 20 miles per hour Saturday. Pro- Point and South Bend on while, in the north, the Staters. | tected waters of Southeast Alaska -winds under 20 miles per hour. Rain Meantime Army Coach Earl Blaik Pace setting Sea Ironmen are lightning hitting the same SPOY| o yain showers over entire area. ; idle. twice? Penn State sl i maintains that the Cadets can’t play a big-time schedule with Seattle thumped the Portland Stanford - Southern al: Too n very wi They Eagles, 6 to 3, last night for thc‘much all-around Trojan power.| don't have the material, in norm- | e gl e fourth time—a victory which mov- Boston’s Chances al years, nor the time for practice, ©d the Ironmen eight game points Wake ~ Forest-Boston ollege: | The 1948 schedule, not vet re- 2head of second-place Tacoma. Ta- The Eagles quietly have develop-, r I ) 3 takes on Vancouver tonight, ed into one of the East’s best. an-‘ // leased, apparently will have a ¢oma issle with Harvard—at West Point!the only other league contest slat-|ton College. —as its mid-season feature, and € | Skipping over the remainder in| Columbia, which upset the Cadets Seattle’s victory came in a third @ hurry: 1 WHEN GOODS TRAVEL period rush. The Ironmen held a, In tke East—Columbia over Dart- | ST — th absent year, will 2-1 margin until that point, then mouth; Cornell over Syracuse. There'll be a f other major made four goals in 12 minutes. In the Midwest—Illinois over| games, of course, and some rivals ? 3 _ Folk distant. sections, but the Portland’s two counters came in:Western Michigan; = Towa State| is to enable the boys to point for the. final minutes jover Drake; Kansas over Nebras- the big games without enduring San Diego Skyhawks shutout the ka: M s hpeeare: | a0 ””m ‘gS & ° Fresno Falcons, 3 to 1, with Ar-iClara; Northwestern over Ohio the pressure of pointing every week. !ley Carlson starring. He made‘Sla\E; Wisconsin over Iowa. cne marker and assisted Sam| In the South—Georgia over F]ox'- i All this seems rather strange Hid T Agrts s . T % when it is compared with the Navy ida, Mississippi over Tennessee. | In the Southwest—Rice over | schedule . . . above all, Army rants e v AVY Arkansas; Texas over Baylor. This year the Midshipmen listed Washington; Denver' over , Wyo-| California, Columbia, Duke, Cor- ming: Mongmn over Idaho; Oregon | Bl Pencavanid, Nowe' Datne, Lol lover Washington State; San Jose Georgia Tech Ppnn. State. dnd Three fights were pulled off last|State over Brigham Young; Utah | Army in order—and a very tough Dight all in the East, with thejover Colorado A&M; Colorado Col-| order. So fer they haven't shown iollowing results: {lege over Greeley State; Montana any desire to de:empha,snzz that At Atlantic City, Harold John-|State over Portland; NEW.M‘.’XICU‘ program. 3 son, 170, Philadelphia, knocked | over Frgsnu State; Pepperdine over} DTS e B lout Jimmy Moore, 162, Chester,| California Poly; San Diego State| TO WHOM iT MA> CONCERN P2, in the fifth round. ‘0"“' Loyola. bel In Philadelphia, Sante Bucca, e ey 137%, local boy, and Doug Ratford,| ATTENTION SHRINERS |139%., New York, finished eight|{ Monthly meeting at the Dugout |rounds for a draw decision. |8 pm. 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