The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 24, 1948, Page 6

PAGE SIX sl : g SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1948 THF DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE~IUNEAU ALASKA bl t m Josi hnical| i 3 world's l)gl)(v\fllgh: v'lmmmm. il Ll " b s 1 e| OBTS TR eighth round of a savagely fought Emily Frederick battle in Chicago Stadium after 20-year-old Chicago toxer appe: ed to referee Johnn Behr to stop. SBAPENT. The Oaks defeated Vancouver's Cunurk~ at Vancouver last night, 7-4, in the league's only game Tonight's schedule pits the No. 2 team of the Southern Division—San|{ | Francisco—against the leader-—Los ‘An‘wlec Other games: San Diego If your hat is wearable but looks a little limp News ltems. Baskethall games played last night are as fol- The former August: P 8 Din"gms There’s vews in the Want-Ads! lows boy weighed 139 1-2 to Brat ighier GL ana e T TR ‘ H 0 L L Y ED MEIER Sitka 26: Juneau Hi 23 Sl el L S i M“ jHS ROOIERS T‘!FRE Weshington State 48; Idaho 23 BUCKY HARRIS ‘|‘0 1 here yosterday atter Miss| : FOR MEN WHO g " P ¥ Washington and Oregon State 3 St an aunt| yast night the Juneau High School AVE EVERY DAY I . |have each won three of their five Dom’s family. quintet, so far unbeaten by any| SH r seventh in League t no defeats and | tet went down nore Loyola, 61-49. Loy- ason-Dixon Con- lead after the t stayed in It was Loyola's mes ow d the ¢ Island Un- Xans Collegiafe ] | | all record to 15 wins Mo rded as one of the 52. State 34 ern Mon- Washington 49 ame in'lege 54 49-48, Frosh 43 throw in v}r closing Junior College (Bremerton) 36 Was m,'(m 32 the bout because of a terrific blow to' ¢ y at Fresno; Vancouver acoma and| The Girls Scouts of Troop 11 met d d h . Ii ; SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24.—#—|° ; : ASK ETBAL I. el Miss Emily Frederick u?,;zaf:(;n Tm\ Daidand. ‘ab Ney Wesininster, THULSRY, YR\ o Bt BHb ot We anamusse 1 rlngl 0 Beau Jack registered his fifth ... es” to Dominic DiMaggio, R worked on our needlecraft badge. A straight triumph since returning to the ring after a fractured knee cap ., had shelved him. A crowd of 13,006 .° fans paid $57,499 to w Flesulls Final scores of leading basketball n Red Sox centerfielder, but ven't set the \nddmg date men ot e vowse JO SITKA QUINTET; | Washington 48; Oregon 44 ferick Ut eeion Was dis- Frederick's father is General team but the Imperials, went down again tonight and Idaho en- BE G|VEN AWARD ! ;‘f ‘:;f;'ézfi;‘;sy“’fghpflpe:‘ before the Sitka High School five| tertai ashington State at Mos- S e an 2 i riains Washington State at MOS*, Ngw YORK, Jan. 24—P—Bucky | Dom met in 1945 while he was in the| favor of the Iateer. The game was California 51; Santa Clara 47 Rarrhs, ‘MRS of W New York) Nay |played in the Sitka Hi Gymnasium Denver 88; Brigham Young 53. | ankees, will be presented with the High scorer for the winners was | Stanford 47; St. Mary's (Calif) 45, Bill Slocum Memorial Award for his |calvin with 11 points, while Ju- Rocky Mountain 59, hig]gn wr;:\::z:"‘g;‘ _;Om P“be:,ljk D::x nedu’s top man was Schmidt with 15. | o na 40 nuu“fcd’ toddy v’ s Db ot At the end of the first quarter| ollege of Pacific 68;Pepperdine 2OUNCe 19daY il A |Sitka led by one point, and by two an)m{ g i {points at the half. They went on to gignries U : a three point lead at the finish uf The presentation will be mads to 1 Oaks are beginning the third quarter, and at game's| Harris at the 26th annual dinner) © oy o renaimas end wers still ahead by only three of the New York Chapter of the BB- acific Coast Ice Hockey|Points. WAA at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, Thursday night a barge load of Sunday, Feb. 1 au High School s s and Clark 49 TR iy r Sitka to root for Washington and Oregon will Northern Hockey Games Los Angeles Loyola 47; Fresno BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Qak. Weber 75; Mexico U. 55 Montana State 54; Idaho State 53 Central Washington 53; Eastern interested in Marine Inspection Li- b; censes. Senate Chambers, Jan. 28 a 790 6t t. the final score being British Columbia 63; Seattle Col-|at 2 p. m. their favor. Whitworth 54; North Idaho 42 e — WALKING ON AR W:ih "A1r~ Sab” Shoe and Bool Bepanr Washington Frosh 48; Olympia Ricks 68; Montana Normal 45 long footed non-skid 'The meeting was dismissed at 4:45 JUNEAU HIGH LOSES - SUZANNE MILLER, Reporter. THE - | at Room 7 - Valentine Building for a freshening up. 83.95 1o $7.50 Schedule of The Town Hall Recreation Cenier College, the only 64; Oregon College of IMPOXTANT MEETING evening the C : . eight remain- n 49 r all boat owners and those er Durlng 0 t e ms, kept its &mu Pacific Lutheran 58; Western ast 0 to 27 GOLDEN NORTH FROLIC MONDAY, JAN. 26: W00 500 8100 Moo TUESDAY, JAN. 27: AFTERNOON EVENING WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28: 3:00 — 5:30 SKATE CLUB CLOSED Thursday Friday Saturday > o> Montana 68; Utah State 64 H nta Barbara 72; California Poly ITI \\1 ittier 66; Redlands 44 ey 300 dlgm :nushu(n]l wn\mll« d “m F"Aummsco State 56 California The ult is new comfort in footwear phy 158, Ramon Di WASH >oo vc-;, IHGTON wms OREGON BY 4 POINTS - SE. Z, Jan. 24¢—P—A point shington victory over O gon, 48-44, second win for the Hus ies in three clashes with the Ore- gon five this season, sent Wash- ington into a first place tie today with Oregon State in the Northern Division Pacific Coast Conference ra Washington State swamped Ida- ho 48 to 23 at Pullman in the other Division game last night. i The speedy Oregon team, led by Stan Williamson, a guard, crept up from a 24-16 halftime deticit to with- in striking distance of Washing- ton toward the second half's end. Williamson, who dropped in 16 lead both teams, scored ght goals in his team’s i ck Nichols, Washington's center 1 Division scoring leader, tallied sints and Roger Wi and Dick /ilkins, Oregon aces, were held to seven apiece, | — e, | au Chapter No. 7,| 27, 8 o'clock. Alice 793 2t traction f You will Come in ¢ We know that “¢ QKR RECAPS * REPAIRS * NEW ~ USED walking and working with the results nples of the work. NG is BELIEVING.” Gn Admiral Way Near Alaska S. S. 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