The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 25, 1948, Page 3

MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1948 Foethall Roundup By WILL GRIM NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—®—Col- lege foottall swings into the ba stretch this week with games t. should go a long way toward identi- iying the major bowl principals. California’s potent Bears look like a cinch for the Rose Bowl ii they can squeeze by Southern Cal Caturday at Los Angeles. The Pasa- dena guest m be decided al Evanston wkere Northwestern en- gages Ohio State. Down in Dixie, unblemis Carolina and Geovgia T ing close to their telephones To: Sugar, Orange or Cotton Bow] feel- ers, run into largz humps in thei schedules. The N. C. Tar Heels play Ten- nessee at Knoxville and Vols' coach Bob Neyland, a renowned pessimist already has predicted. an upset victory for his boys. Tech’s frisky Yellewjackets meet an undefeated Duke team that been getting progressively better a ter two opening season tles. The southwest feature is Southern Methodist against Texas at Austin. Tke victor in this one could wel! land in the Cotton Bowl although Loth must rec with Baylor, which has only a iz on its record ed North | Job for Bowl Promciers The job for the bowl promoters was firther simplified last Satur- day when two of the 11 unblem’shed teams were stricken from the list. Army’s powerful machine roiled over Cornell, 27-6, handing the Bl Red its first smudge. Penn State, riding a victory s that covered the 1947 season, tisd by Michigan Stat2, 14-14 The nil left without defeat or t'e in major ranks are: Michizan Nctre Dame, North Carolina, Geor- gia Tech, Clem:-on, Army, Pennsyl- vania, California and Nevada. Of these, Michigan, Notre and' Army aren’t bowl and Pennsylvar is not overly rec Michigan, victor over Souther: Cal in the Rose Eowl last year | can’'t r n because of a conter- ence rule against repeat perform- ences. Notre Dame and Army don't go in for the ‘post-season extrava- ganzas. was Wolverines Are In The Wolverines, elevated to the No. 1 spot last week in the Asso ciated Press poll, justified their se- lection by overwhelming Minnesota Saturday, 27-14. They are virtually “in" as big nine champ’ons. Northwestern, beaten only by Michigan, then takes the lead in the Rose Bowl picture on the basic of its 19-16 triumph over Minne- sota. But Ohio State also has lost only one game—to Iowa. California continued its d:splay of offensive power in smashing Wash- ington, 21-0. Orzgon, beaten only by Michigan, still is in the running for the Pa- citic Coast conference crown and the bowl spot. But the Webfoots hopes depend on California stubbinz a toe. All the other unbeaten-untied gi- ants came through last week’s tests under wraps excpt Pennsylvania The Penn forces were handed a tre- mendous scare by winless Navy be- fore trey squeaked through, 20-14. Notre Dame tulled right over Towa, 27-12. North Carolina showed its oldtime power which had been missing the week before in lashing Louisiana State, 34-7. Georgia Tech walleped Florida, 42-7, and Nevada smashed Tulsa, 65-15. AWVS MEETING WILL BE WEDNESDAY . AFTERNOON AT GOVERNOR'S HOUSE The American Women's Volun- tary Service will hold their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday af- ternoon, October 27, at the Gov- crner’s House. The Day Nursery mothers will meet at 3 o'clock and the regular business meeting will start at 4:30 o'clock. At the business meeting, the In- ternational Relations Study class will be discussed. The first meeting of the study class has been set for Tuesday, November 9, at 8 o'clock at the Govgrnor's House. ' .o — —- TEAM MANAGERS MEETING WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY All team "managers of the Gas-| tineau Channel Basketball League are asked to attend an organiza- tion meeting on Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in Room 1 of the High Schoel. ‘Dade Nickel, coach for J-High’s Crimson Bears, will be chairman of the meeting. e, FROM KETCHIKAN J. P. Valentine of Ketchikan is at the Baranof Hetel. lof games played over the weekend: AP SPO | CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey OOTBALL SCORES | Here are the final football scores Wash.ngton 6; California 21. Cregon State 28; UCLA 0. aho 39; Montana 0. Southern California 7; Stanford 6 Washington State Oregon 33. East Texas State 13; West Texas i | : i ry's 33; Denver 22. ston College 13; Mississippi 32. scuse 0; Northwestern 48. e 7; Oklahoma A&M 41. ssee Tech. 0; Tennessee 41. Toledo 21; Springfield 14. Connecticut 6; Brown' 49. Case 26; Carnegie Tech 20. Miami 21; Ohio University 0. North Carolina State 7; Cha(m-i 10022 . Tufts 13; Williams 14. Kentucky 25; Marqueite 0. «Cincinnati 16; Butler 7. Iowa State 7; Missouri 49. n 27; Minnesota 14 eorge Washington Maine 0. Virginia Tech. 0. chigen State 14; Penn State 14. Wesleyan 27; Amherst 0. Lafayette 19; Bucknell 7. Florida 7; Georgia Tech 42. Notre Dame 27; Iowa 12. Nebraska 7; S Alekama 10; Mi Purdue 6; Il Vanderbilt 35; { Harvard 7. y Cross 13. ; Oh'o State 34. Norwich ¢; Coast Guard 19. Wash. & Lee 7; West Virginia 14.] William & Mary 6; St. Benaver ture 7. Indiana 14; Pitt 21. LSU 7; North Carolina 34. Princeton 16; Celumbia 14, Navy 14; Penn, 20. H —o- RIS ROUNDUP | ' i { Roundup of weesx he Associated Press is IORSE RACING— NEW YORK.—Spert Page ($4.70) won the $74,600 East View stakes r two-year-olds in the Empire Jity-at-Jamaica meeting, runnir he mile and one sixteenth in 1: 1-5. Crowd 30,737, handle $237. MEXICO CITY.—Jaroslay Drob- 1y, Czeck akia, retained his >an-American tennis champicnshin vith an easy, straight set victory sver Eric Sturgess of South Africa, ! -1, 6-2, 6-2. Richard Gonzales and | ank Parker of Los Angeles won he dcubles title, beating Drobny and Sturgess, 7-9, 6-2, 8-6, 6-2. e - HOCKEY GAMES Final scores of games played Sun- iay in the Pacific Coast Hockey League are as follows: Poitland 4; Los Angeles 3 (over- ime). Vancouver 5; Seattle 2. Fresno 5; San Diego 1. e —— o 0600090 0000 TIDE TABLE ! OCTOBER 26 Low tide, 2:11 am, 22 ft. High tide, 8:55 a.m., 128 ft. Low tide, 14:44 p.m., 6.6 ft. High tide, 20:31 p.m., 13.8 ft. o & e o ATTENTION MASONS Stated Communication of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147 Monday eve- ning at 7:30 with Lakor in the First Degree. J. W. Leivers, Secretary. 24 2t | otre Dame’s {20 yards rushing, ran 38 yard THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA | ¢ - 4P IN ITALY — Marilyn Buferd of Detroit, boat on the waterfront of ancient elping make an Italian movie,/ ACTRESS Miss America of 1946, boards a b town of Amalfi, Italy, where she is h GRID STARS HARRY GRABINER oNSATURDAY "ESET (By The Associated Press) The following are the football stars of games played on Saturday: Stan Heath, da—Threw four touchdown pa Nevada beat Tulsa, 65-1 John Pa 34 and 3 CHICAGO, Oct. Grabiner, who rose from peanut vendor to vice president of the Chi- cago White , died in a coma yesterday 48 hours after undergo- ing an operation for brain tumor. Gr¢ was with the Comiskey club 41 years before resigning in 1945. In 1946 he became associated {wish BT Ve vice president of ithe Cleveland Indians. - - o Towa. Dick Gilman, three toucl Nebracka, Bus Ents Missourt: for one touchdown and set-up others in 1 for Whip <+ STRANAHAN WINS .| THREE GOLF TITLES MEXICO CITY, Oct. 25—M— Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio, able to win the championship in tes, today held the ree other coun- er, M P nk peints in 33-9 = Lindell Pear: in 21-28 conquest won the Mexi- erday by of Detro:t, had taken ed oal in last mir to upset Columbia, 16-14 Louis Czceoni, Pittsk to Jim yard last that beat Indiana, champion: INDIANS' PITCHER 1S 0UT GF HOSPITAL CLEVELAND, Oct. 25.- —Don Black, the Cleveland Indians’ pitch= left Charity Hospital yesterday a s of six weeks. He sut- cred a brain hemorrhage during a & - = game with the 8t. Louis Browns. Accidents that c e or kill oc- -+ > cur on the average once every four Akout 800 million matches are used minutes in U. S. facto: daily. minute 21-14. SUN RIS OCTOBER 26 Sun rises at 7:58 a.m. Sun sets at 5:25 p.m. 2e00000ese €eecvccoce e e e v 00 0 0 0 0 - Clipper travelers save again!" 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