The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 10, 1948, Page 3

1 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1948 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE DRAFTING LEFT JABS "EUSHERS” ~ WIN BOUT UNDERWAY FOR'DUKE NNATI, Nov. 10.—®. A LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10.—® | NOTRE DAME | | | | | | e CINCI Two knockou vere among the | W % » resalts of a fairly good boxing card ore of “bushers” more or less, | Welterwelght Bernard (Blg Duke) staged throughout the states last il to the major leagués to. | Docusen. New Orleans, used his left | tage y i loap oI e Srig il 3" ro0d advantage in scoring | B re are the outcomes ot - hand to good I {IIGHE Eete tny the two top loops hand-}, fourth round technical knockout ick talent from 5,000 minor league | victory over Bert Linam, Austin | e ) in the minors in the an- | Texas. { ul draft The outcome was never inj| | . . g0 Cubs get first|doubt last night after Docusen d I f . finished last in|148, pummeled his 1463 pound ri- | ... gives you daelivery o aving finished P! Pportland, Ore—Jack Snapp, 165, | Klamath Falls, Ore., outpo:nted Lar- ry Carter, 152, San Francisco, 10. | " Seattle--Buford Ransom, 149, Se- | attle, knocked out Irish Dick Lee,| A | Northwestern BelievesOld ¢ 54 Jowe O3 b pocusen. | | \al League race, and the | val with a barrage of left jabs to ¢ 1 § | . |148, New Orleans, stopped Bert hicago White Sox, cellar dwellers | the head in the opening round.| g d y pI h Id Defense Will Be Used 111, 2 %us’“suun. v, « o Wit s cdlar anelers (e bt e o ot goods any place in the wor in Saiurda Game | Brooklyn (Broadway Arena)—Al rab bag second. Then the oppor- | Ded the bout in the fourth after y [ Hersn, 148%, New York, "‘"‘m““““} to cheose o player alternates | Docusen had opened up old cuts \ |Joe Demartino, 153, Bridgeport, between the leagues, in reverse or- | around both of Linam's eyes CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—®—North-|gonn, 10. le der cf the finish in the standir - western’s Rose-bowl hopefuls !hmlf{ Detroit—Harold VJr.m‘:‘\ 134, De-: Cost of the players rang The word “radar” was coined by Coach Prank Leahy of Notre Dame | troit, and Leroy Willis, 134%, De-} $2,000 ior a class D draftee to| taking the first letters of “RA(dio) may cross his in Saturday’s|troit, drew, 10. eee eee $10,000 for a triple-A star. Deteching) and A(nd) R(anging)." | kig football game and are prepared| New York (Bronx Park ‘Arena)—/ S accordingly. 18al Ferello, 1291, New York, knock- The once-beaten Wildcats areled out Bobby Rott, 130%, New York setting up defensive patterns inj5. i irilis against the Irish mystery for-| BOW Valley Stream, o o v ] N. Y, sends the ball down the alley while competing the Cover ———r——— i he Capita | { m:l;,l:,n'wli;;e &;r,’:;‘“l:; unvelled it Hor[SMA : Girls League in Long Island. Audrey averages 160, in oniy one contest thus far. That) [l | B g sy TR 2.1 — — v was agalnst Purdue in the season’s| | inaugural—the only game in which | jsc ‘l’o BE FEN(ED Notre Dame was extended beyond! lINEMAN KSIARS IN | pulling out a 28-27 victory. } i" BY NEXT WEEK The Capital T sends two qum'ter-i tacks directly behind the center. | | FOOIBAI.I- fie Only one, of course, takes the snap-| OF : Bight | sontt and on one Airwaybill! @ Clipper Cargo schedules are fast and frequent—in Alaska, to the States, to and from any of the six continents. With extra low rates on 100-lbs.-or-more (and on numerous L - i commodities) you save money. Pan American delivers more 15 ago today, April] : back. They both turn, faking and| T ey s 44 y’ o o : | ! ! g rpora- ’ feinting. The one with the ball—| sl oo liongiites m"“ 4 01’. “0)“’80‘ ! cargo to more phfes than any other airline, Using the guess who?—can either hand it off; NEW YORK, Nov. 10—P—Wars, | 3 lahor dispute between the CIO= 2 am, Clippers, you benefit by Pan American's 20 years' experi- It means that fine Glenmore whiskies are blended with choicest grain neutral spirits but instead of y, are won by the infantry. | 1, figure the same is true to (1. his quarterback partner ence in the air-freighc business. Just call us at . .. fullback John Panelgi; (3. halfback|Ho tional Woodworkers of Am-| the CIO-International | @ NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—®—Lou na, Willlam and Mary crica and Red Sitko. Panelli, with an 8.6 rush- pulled a Bill ag t games o ks e ) - being bottled immediately, “Thompson™ is put NES a ol oy | Longshoreme d Warehousemen'’s | & y O o 8 ) . ing average and Sitko with 63 are|North Carolina last Saturday. TRIS\ 14 coven games they have rolled | Union over the handling of cargo,| back info barrels to make it = f BARANOF HOTEL — PHONE 106 aligned behind the two quarter-/feat brought him today the honor|,., o stagoering total of 2,640 rush-| oOn July 19, after an agree mrm“ smoother, tastier, 3 hagks jof being named the lineman of the {ing yards—an average of 377.1 yards | had been signed by the JSC and| f4 A OLD ¢ 0 wh e he | week the Associated Press poll Ay : k ' ; i or, Aher di\(}(’f‘ n\ ho takes l“‘\“‘;‘k Gl g s oo game the TWA, the mill was re-opened | Blonded whiskey, 86 proof. The 1 4 ball can fade for p i otha 3 v It kecps up, the Black|only to be shut down again on Oc= | graight whiskies in this product are iy L % The two quarterbs used in was Swiacki's great catch a yearigpionts of the Hudson are bound | tgper 11, 5C | i ~ S 2 b icsor e sber scause the JSC was re- ‘o Id. 30% straight ) ane! roar rank Tripucka,|age that trought Columbia a start-:. " .. yoie owr Boadlls sone cbe he e t | four years or more old. igl BRAND fils raEvec are Brank, TDIbGE, [0S . . |forw CHEMT oW SSmIlIE PItR union permission to unzuad} whiskies—70% grain neutral spirits. vl ! i the No. 1 signal-caller, who h ,1n‘;. 'tk‘nunml: over Arm H;’H jof 2 yards game set in 1945 5 Prince Rupert, Tacoma | pitched = seven touchdown passes, sme’s feat gave the unilm 02 Wil- | when Doc BI 4 g Clank Al GLENMORE TILLERIES COMPANY » LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Clipper, Trade Mark, Pan American Airways, lue, and little-known Robert Allen Wil- |liam and Mary team a surprise 7 Vis were S ing all opposition.| work is going ahead on the st e e S e — | lie a promisinz sophomore. |tie with previously unbeaten and | rmavac Min SR sicaiermmen i) ; s bd 2 he shut- | _ < AR R ( , a p i | Texas Mines is second, Notre Dame | gown of the mill and Freeman | : bt - 5 7 untica Tar Heels. { ¢hird d ¢ " Schultz said today that the eight | board ience which surrounds | § : reperty will be completed next > ,third best defensive Iarga; retaflished A hes 1e country. ing moved onto the JSC property. | although upset last vweek | rynere are 31 employees still on the | ta Clara. kept 1 $¥9 ottensivademenne Schultz said that no word has | Aduse and pasging been received on the progress of | The Weste the NLRB decision in the labor dis- i aitsm 9 e o' . Hoitsma’s remarkable catch came . "my ' oot [ F\ gpoRIS lin ‘the secona period. Tommy KOrc- g0 wher 4 |zowsk1 got off a lo pass towards | ¢ 1uania s |2 the end zone. Two North | gear 111 | Carolir players were guarding yevada S | 3% L5 but someho he leaped |} get a real test Tatur- they clash with Penn- Fullerton, Jr, A er who covered By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr. |como niq Hoitsma “was making 009 vards ute, - The ‘NLRB' hearinig on' 'the NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—P—Nomi-| tacries all over the field. He pulled |ony- iy o 4564 average, fo e held:: 1, Juneen in nation day . . . California puts for-| (Charley Justice, N:C 2 B R e - - one long run, inter- addition to his 1 nd recovered tw ward as a little All-America pros- |, . pect Hugh McElhenny, a 19-year- old, 205-pound sprinter from Comp- ton Junior College who is tabbed as “a combined Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside” . . . Hugh (our favorite| name) aver: about ten yards a crack from scrimmage and does & RS about everything else .. . Word is| that the Los Anzeles Dons think he| @ could start for them any Sunday ‘M,y%gcnm he’s had five pro offers and there's| & Final scores of games played {¢F Coast Guard and Army Air on that he chose Compton | N Thnt: nil in the Pabific Classt planes to take off in search | becausz he can turn pro after only | S! » e E1ia - Ard kN oniwet » Pacific Alaska Express Air- Stage Due e to third with 406.7. | —ee— MISSING PLANE IS 'Hockey Games DELAVED, WEATHER | September i | | | Leonard, of the Ric News-Li never seen better end play.” ibilitics “looked dim” today les Fresno 3. 3, believed to be down | acoma . 4; Oakland 3. between Cape Epencer and An-| HIGH SCHOOL DEPT. L] [ New Westminster 5; Vancouver 2, neite. | Ronnie Cox, who plays tackle and| Frlda NI h' 2 i e S “:’”‘“l" f*u S“““‘!i dl‘fl o > igh, has | rectin earch squadrons head- | fullback for Raceland, Ky., high, 11“5' Rk o o & 8ie b RN 4 i Jum“l‘ it appeared in nearly 50 games. He! A% § » 3 € E & airport, said | made the “varsity” as a seventh-| LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10—®—|e TIDE TABLE . B S ° that planes would go | s > ! ut as scon as weather permitted, | i;‘;‘?“‘;‘:d‘::x‘n‘:‘ }fi“;“‘:gefikfl’mSCd | Main sideshow of the Oregon-UCLA but the weat orts indicated is s}mm “’o‘r cir:m E s :n‘;;xumban game here Friday night NOVEMBER 11 cperations would be improbable to- | in ;léar" Wurtland, Ky, Bill. Rister| Vill be the duel between the two o s e leading passers in the Pacific Coast Low tide, 4:13 am., 38 ft. day. made ten pmms’anfl'W“mhdo"mswConfcrence. Norman Van Brocklin is that Bill doesn't kick them, he| High tide, 10:45 a.m., 144 ft. He sald that another attempt| g Low tide, 17:00 pm., 48 ft. would be made to send out the| = in cne game ... The unusual r 8¢ s A ual PAr]or Oregon and Ray Nagel of the|e High tide, 22:53 pm., 130 ft. ® Coast Guard JRF to observe the| | uns them across. weather conditions in the pros- o 5 Ay . The Webfoot star has completcd{e © o © o ® ® o ® ® ® pcctive search area. ; To Gn' 57 out of 117 passes for a net gain ———— PUANGIRIES {5 - S, . Uclans. TIME OUT of 889 yards, while Nagel has Grid fans who have nominated ccmpleted 51 cut of 100 throws for Columbia as the last-minute-loss 860 yards. E L L n s A l R IJ l N E s BAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAR via Pefersburg and Wrangell champ, had better watch Texas A.. The two lead in total offense, and M. . .. The Cadets had touch- Nagel credited with 842 yards and With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg. Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. downs scored against them by Villa-, Van Brocklin with 839. But the FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 sececececie ngva in the last 37 seconds, by Tex- | mergin is simply because Nagel has as Tech in the last seven and by‘z: minus yardage of 18 in trying ) TCU in the last ten seconds of the to run with the ball, and Van first half. 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