The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 18, 1948, Page 3

MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1948 NOTREDAME, MICHIGAN IN WINS ONSAT. : in College Football- Other Teams Good By WILL GRIMSLEY NEW YORK.—M—Michigan and Notre Dame, sailing alonz on the longest wnning streaks in college foctkall, were back in their familiar roles today as the leading candi- date for national honors. The list of unbeaton, untied eams numker 11, still an imposing «rray, but the schedules seem to favor these two mightiss from the Two Teams Keep on Topi midlands whe finished last season - 1-2 in the Associated Press pool. The East, cradle of the spot it can no longer dominate, has four of the unblemished representatives in Army, Cornell, Pennsylvania and Penn Statc but they scuffle among themselves in a round-robin that is likely to leave all of them scarred In better shape are the other un- beatens—Georgia T:ch, North Caro- lina and Clemson from the heart of Dixie, and California and Nevada irom the Far West . ‘Two of the unbeatens collide th's coming Saturday when Army meets Cornell at Ithica. They have won four ga each yet remain some- thing of an unknown quantity. Michigan’s Wolverines graduated from thc question-mark clase Satur- day with a resounding 28-0 cor t of Northwestern. It was Mic! 18th ir 2 row. Notre Dame also turned in a pro- fe:sionally po sed performance in subduing N ka, 44-13. Notody ceemed to mi Johnny Lujack as the Irish went through their 22nd game without a deteatl. North Carolina’s hig, talent-d team—No. 1 in the AP poll last week—fell short of expectations when it ran up against an a family rival, North Carolina state. put on a last half victory. Gil Stepkenson, trounced Harvard, 20-7. Gecrga Tech, operating one of the cleverest ball-handling teams in the country with its razzle-dazzle T, chalked up No, 4, whipping Auburn 27-0. After Florida this week, Tech meets Duke, Tennessee and Alabama on successive Saturdays—a mean row. Clemson was idle. Nevada kept its slate clean by licking St. Mar: Geels in a Sun- day game, 48-20. i the Southeastern e champion, and Mary- land, which went through three games without having its g:;al line crossed, were Saturday's upset vic- tims. Ol Miss was whipped by a resurg- ing Tulane, 20-7. While Maryland bowed to Duke, 13-12, Detreit lost its frst game to Miami (Fla.) 6-). S push to get a 14 COUPLE CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY EVENING The Couple Club of the North- «rn Light Presbyterian Church will hold their monthly dinner and entertainment .meeting Wednesday evening in the church social rooms. Commitfees are: Mr. and Mrs. William Paul, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. ‘John Parmenter, menu com- mittee; Mr. and Mrs. Rollyn Bur- Tows and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Swap, entertainment committee, | —————.——— FKGM PELICAN ¥ Karen Wetche of Pelican is al guest at the Gastineau Hotel, | e e e ey scores of leading football ames played during the weekend re as follows: Wash. State 10; Washington 0. Oregen 7; Southern Cal 7. California 42; Oregon S. 0. Stanford 35; UCLA 14. Pern 20; Columbia 14. Alabama 6; Tennessee 21. | Auburn 0; Georgia Tech 27. Rochester 7; Tufts 26. Colby 14; Amherst 27. H Yeale 17; Wisconsin 7. Illincis 0; Minnesota 6. Marvard 7; Army 20. N. Carolina 15; N. Caro. State 0. Williams 0; Bowdoin «34. Marquette 7; Pitt 21 | Marietta 6; Capital 13. Michigan 28; Northwestern 0. Michizan S. 61; Arizona 7. Duke 13; Maryland 12. Rutgers 22; Princeton 6. | Misscuri 35; Navy 14. Brown 14; Holy Cross 6. | Haverford 17; Drexel 6. i Cornell 34; Syracuse 7. | W. Virginia 7; Penn State 37. Colgate 16; Dartmcuth 41. Maine 6; Commecticut 34. Hobart 0; Trinity 52. Tex. Christian 27, Tex. A-M 14, Utah State 7; Wichita U. 20. Notre Dame -44; Nebraska 13. Mississippi 7; Tulane 20. Cclorado 17; Iowa State 18. Purdue 20; Towa 13. Arkansas 6; Texas 14. Ohio ‘State 17; Indiana 0. Maryland 25; Albright 0. Brown 14; Holy Cross 6. Haverford 7; xel 6. Cornell 34; Syracuse 7. West Virginia 7; Fenn State 37. Mainz 6; Connecticut 34, Lart 0; Trinity 52. derbilt 26; Kentucky ada 48; St. Mary's 20. 17; Denver 0. aan 39; Northern Idabo 0. ( Pacific Univ. 28; Linfield 14. €en Diego State 7; Pepperdine 6. San Jose State 47; California Foly 7. Cclleze of Idaho 40; Eastern Ore- on 2 Final { 20; Colorado College 14, o (Calif.) State 19; Califor- nia Aggles 7. Whittier 27; California Tach 6. ern Washington 14; Whit worth Montana 14; Montana State 0. Cccidental 40; Calif. Poly 0. Colorado A&M 21; Wycming 20 homa A&M 27; USF 20. o State 38; Colorado State 6 uthern Oregon 26; San Fran- cisco 7. ‘Wake Forest 41; Dugquesne 15. Lafayette 46; Muhlenberg 13. Ficrida 41; Rollins 12. Georgia 22; Louisiana State 0. Virg:nia Military 9; Richmond 0. Hardin-Simmons 28; New Mexi:cl 19. Arizona State (Tempe) 49; Ari- cona State (Flagstafi) 0. Southern Methodist 33; Rice 7. Baylor 13; Texas Tech 0. Alilene Christian 39; Western Colorado 14. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA meet Washington at Seattle. Bar- |ring rain and muddy underfoot- iing. the Bears figure to roll over Washington, past performances rat- ing this favoritism. The latter dropped a 10-0 decision to its cross- BEARS ARE {State rival, Washington State last! ‘wzek. - This week-end at Eugene, Wash- up ON Top‘in\;tm State will hook yp with ‘Oregon. The dope favors Oregon | even if it did win by only one point from USC. Stendford Surprise Team Stanford, the surprise team ot last week, returns home for a meet- ing with Southern California. In Los Angeles last Saturday, Stan- ford broke a three-game losing blemished Record o streak by taking the U.C.L.A. Bru- By RUSS NEWLAND Ins into camp, 34-14, a first class SAN FRANCISCO, Calif.—#— upsct. The win was most oppor- Football has reached the mid-season tun>. Spirits were flagging in the mile post in the Far West. The Indians’ gridiron wigwams and championship pattern of the Coast they had gone Into the game with Conference is clearly outlined as of the Bruins as the short-enders. University of Oregon Also Comes Out with Un- AP SPORTS . ROUNDUP Here are weekend sports in brief: : Horse Bacing NEW YORK-—Citation ($2.30) won the $100,000 Empire City In- ternational Gold Cup. Crowd 43,- 887; handle, $3,085,988. ALBANY, Calif. — Shannon II ($3.10) equalled the world record of 1:47 3/5 for a mile and an eighth in winning the $15,000 add- ed Forty-Niners Handicap at Gol- den Gate Fields. Golf GLENDALE, Calif. — Ben Hogan won the $15,000 Glendale Open with a 72-hole score of 275. Lloyd Mangrum, of Chicago, sexond with this date. They'll be red hot for “Old S.C.” California’s Bears pack the big, Whether UCLA. will ko able "’, wallop. Theyré undefeated in or 'PAir some of the damage this out of the league. Last week’s Weekend is problematical. The Bru- smashing 42-0 triumph over Oregon inS Will entertain the beaten but . always trying Oregon Statc Beav- ers. The northern team battled right {down to the last wminute against State erased any lingering doubt: University of Oregon also has an unblemished conference record, nia’s lone conquest as of now. But it Will behoove U.CL.A. tc be on Cregon lost to Michigan, 14-0, out- |©d8¢, come Saturday. side and barely squeezed by its last, Anothcr conference engagemen. two league opponents, Idaho, 15-8 Will pit Montana against Idaho on and Southern California, 8-7. Inci- the latter's Moscow field. Montana dentally, that two touchdown set- tounced back from a fearful beat- back by Michigan makes Oregon ing by W.S.C. tc defeat Montana look pretty good in view of Michi- State, 14-0. Idaho, however, gave gan’s last two tremendous wins, Cregon such a tussel two weeks ago 40-0 over Purdue and. 28-0 over it rates thc call over Montana. Califernia Looks Gecd | b NS Nevertheless, California has the. Will hold rummage sale at Meth- better record and from all indica-|Cdist Church Parlor, October 19. tions will go through the g2ason; >’ unscathed. Oregon may pull through Will be open for anyone having without a conference stumble to 2Dything to donate to sale. Phone snarl up the race. It is regrettable these two clubs do not meet this| 2 season. RUMMAGE SALE California takes to the road for| Wed. Oct. 20, 10 a.m, Lutheran two weeks. This Saturday, it will Churck in fact has won threz to Calitor- definitely superior California “!’dl s Blue 786. 18 2t i On afternoon of October 18, parlori .- 1 J. J. MEHERIN and E. S. MERTEL announce the formation of Meherin & Mertel DISTRIBUTORS INCORPORTED an organization of distillery representa- tives, importers and whelesalers to serve their many dealers and friends through- out Alaska. o While the company is new, the princi- pals have long been well, and favorably known to the Alaska trade and their reputations for consistent quality, price and servize is your assurance of depend- able business relations. We sincerely hope we may again have the opportunity of serving you. DEXTER HORTON BUILDING SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Telephone MAin 9200 GRS LUTHERAN LADIES' AID TO HAVE RUMMAGE SALE A rummage sale will be held by the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society in the church cocial rcom on Wednes- day, Oct. 20, starting d4t 10 o'clock in the forenoon Donators are asked to deliver their rummag> at the church ky tomor- row evening if possible. Anyone who cannot personally make_ delivery may call Black 790 or 125 for pick- up service. T e ‘There’s big news In Empi.c ads NORTHLAND SAILINGS Steamers tied up at Longshore coastwise strike. HENRY GREEN, AGENT—TELEPHONE 109 e NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION (0. Seattle by present SERVING SOUTWEASTERN ALASKA DFPIMOABLY Moose Lodge No. 700 SPECIAL CCTOBER 19, 1948 Motion Pictures Class Initiation Conducted by AL SARTOVI MEETING Past Supreme Governor A Announcing ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES | WINTER FLIGHT SCHEDULE | i ! Effective October 1st, 1948, our regular l flight schedule will be as follows: : | FROM JUNEAU To Ketchikan, Petersburg, Wrangell— One round trip daily To Sitka— 3 Two flights daily; No Sunday afternoon flight To Haines and Skagway—. One flight daily No Sunday flight To Tenakee— 3 flights weekdy; Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays To Hoonah, Gustayus, Pelican— 3 flights weekly; Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays To Port Althorp, Elfin, Kimshan, Chichagof, Cobol— One flight weekly; Tuesdays, or first day thereafter weather permits To Hawk Inlet, Chatham, Todd, Baranof, Hood Bay, Angoon One flight weekly; Mondays, or first day thereafter weather permits Call your Alaska Coastal Airlines ticket agent for time of departure and arrival Phone 202 or 612 erving Soatheastehn 271, Tennis EL PASO, Texas' — Straight Clark of Los Angeles defeated Clyde Hippenstein of San Bernard- ino, Calif, to win Southwestern Tennis championship, 6-4, 3-6, 13- 11 RN SOIEE SONS OF NORWAY Meeting Wednesaay at 8 p.m. at Swanson Bros. Store, So. Frank- lin Street. 0019 3t 'SECOND GRADE BROWMIE 'TROOPS ELECT OFFICERS The Seco.xd*Grade Brownie Troop Nmet last Thursday afternoon for its fifth session at the home of A. F. Ghiglione on Seventh Street and clected the following officers: President, Coralie Sheldon, secre- tary, Patty McNamara; Treasurer, Ann Fehnessy. The troop is sponsored by the| | American Legion Auxiliary and the | committee memters are Mrs. Ray G. Day and Mrs. Sofoulis, Mothers | of the Troop are Mrs. Arthur| Adams, Mrs. James McNamara, and | | Mrs. Stephen Sheldon, Jr. | - D Poland Starting Enlislnlglfl, Youths WARSAW, Oct. 18—~(P— The, government today started a nation- | wide enlistment of youths 16 to! 18 years old. inclusive, to work for naticnal reconstruction projects | and for military training. Akout 1500000 are expected to be in the service by Dec. i8. The | corps gradually will be bocsted to | 3,000,000. | ————————— WANT ADS BRinG RESULTS! PAGE THREE SHEET BLANKETS Gt | cec AlSO ... WARMTH WITHOUT WEIGHT epare fer Winter Now? NATIONALLY FAMOUS LINES of REGULAR BLANKETS North Star HOM@\WIFHL | Goldstein Building to Choose From . . . 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