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PAGE TWO * AWARDS ARE HANDEDOUT, ALL SPORTS REICHLER Jan. 20.— Bill {(OOPER IS T0 GET BIG CUT INPAY By JOE asin. Jiaie | & | | NEW YORK, an‘g p | Vecck, dyna president of the {world champion Cleveland Indians New Siyle mic the major leagues to stag eball games and contrib: ¥ for the promotion indlot baseball. k made the suggestion last PULLMA Wasl Jan. 20 i in a speech highlighting the w i Backers of the “hurry-scurry rst annual awards dinner of sport ; Lasketball must Le puzzl ine durinz which 11 spor the Washington State C re 4 ted outstanding In their 1 cord of 17 victories and only one|:articular field in 1948, were hon- - Cougars have won t} 7{ Hcnored were ( 3 ames, including fo: n Rac Citation, winner of rac- ek of | conference with ling’s triple crown aly 525 points per | Baseball—Lou Boudreau, manager something the the World C { 1 | remember, 15 the ve ndians, wt ponents have averaged 43.1 in ¢ ete of the ye it Boxing—Marcel Cerdan of { t the nswer, ' world middleweight champi ceks I lost last s ! Batkewwall—Alex Growa, Univer- 1 of tt injury handi- ormula for the ity of Kentucky. I ing considerably,”| involves an ter Profess’onal {0of ¢ I« take a)ward plat an Francisco 4 ) em and three quart s Ben Hozan, U. S. oz2n and The $7,500 would be a maximum It sounds li fix eme for | P.G.A. champion Under a major league play-| the football field, Lut Hock O'Connoz, o doing | 1 1 rk Rangers, of t Byng trophy. Swimming for C salary winner ¢ cent Joe Verde i holder 6-foot, 3-inch ., Olympic rel RQE}N&UP 05 d, T wouldn't | Jack Kramer, world i player I've ever 1 champion Harrison Dillard of Bald- ‘ the great- ace, world’s record h (AG? GAMES ; and he iles who won Olympic 10¢- 1 3 ac wse Gayda ! sprint _title, 2 1 + | >->e ' JUNEAU-SITKA SERIES STARTS TONIGHT, 7:30 the | ific is leading £t P ka YORK K « Tke best cage tri cks of the Sitka h Wolves and J Hi's Crimson ¢ 3ears will be used tonight when the teams pi first ga in a ; hree game s s. Preliminary game p 11 he between the Juneau Grade s Ie ol quintet and the Douglas Hockey | GGrade squad and will start at 7:30 1 | n the High School gym. o vertime win| The Ju School band will oy Wednesday | stage a ms 1z d'splay and some : g i co. In the by music ketween games to- Bimuoa kil : before Dorthland, the New Westminster |night. 640 %, Al E yals h vision lead: | In the Sitka-Juneau games, a two br . _+helped the Fresno cause by .w ut of three game win will leave ; loping San Diego 11-2 the squad next to the top in the > Doroh and May Dufault iivision of i the D a tournament way High vie- vill play the winner for the top S| e in the northern divisio Yo i £ a the Royal In the southern division, the Pe- g Taccma climbed back into third|tersburg Vikings are well on their lace in the Northern Division, way to being champions having lost Iror ke Seattle, 3-1 1 the nly one game this season to Wran- ice. Ge » Doug Stevenso! 1l High and won three gam nirizuted ly to the Roc from Wrangell and Ketchikan. 1ference g Fhee | victory, t shot J-Hi Crimson Bears have al- - T second perio ready vanquished the Douglas High scored | Huskies. In the Channel games, the acoma’s wingie Jol ing Rocket in the | Be out-topped the Huskies by nds of the { period veral inches and chalksd up easy Los Ar tl ns. It will be a different stos sebilrn) slapped a 6-2 defeat onight as the Wolves have “Big land Oaks, Southern Division lead- | Bill" Lawrence, who is 6 feet four the ir ccn(er U UTAH 10 PLAY nches; for > MOOSE DEFEAT DOUGlAS HIGH, LEAGUE GAME LAST| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA OKLAHOMA A & M FACES BIG GAME WITH ST. LOUIS U/ NEW YORK, Jan. 20 —(M— Okla-| homa A. and M. will throw up the best defense in college basketbali tonight against St. Louis Univer- sity, acclaimed the nation’s No. 1 team. Hank Iba's athletes, specialists in e zone defense, have held their opponents to an average of 35 points a game so far this season. >opacity for fire coverage in du-!’ cstic. companies, necesslmung[ sverage by Lloyd of London ati icreased costs to the insurer. ! A number of states that have a t income tax either exempt in-| arance companies entirely or al- ow them credit on the tax for| ayments made on the tax on; remiums, Senator Butrovich said. Anderson Opposed It Senator Anderson of Nome said hat he would be unable to sup- , port an exemption for one class of | business and Senator Rivers stated | SENATE BILL WOULDRAISE FUELS TAX (Continued trom Paye One) i consulting with the Attorney r cneral, Barr withdrew his amend- ment | that an additional burden on any No Tax Credit ness is a hazard but that tax A second effort was made by urdens should be borne equally by Anita Garnick to reinsert (&l types of business enterprise. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1949 IVAL NATIONAL GRID LEAGUES IN OPEN HOSTILITIES CHICAGO, Jan. 20.—(®—Hostili- jes apparently still raged betwee 1e All-America Conference and the ival National Football Leagu2 toda; the owners of the two circuits | cntinued to go their separate ways. 1‘~u All-America owners are meet- 1 the Stevens Hotel, just across | mr t from the Blackstone Ho- 1 where the National League na- SUNDAY to the CAPITOL i 3 & Senator 1 | St. Louis has averaged 58.7 Doints |, /"y i a proyision for en| . During the afternoon the Senate | . " ieneq their regular winter I a game, which m )_.t"o.m ‘:n\ of- ndividual tax credit for residents centinued its session as a Commit- inz today. But a truce in the DAUGH[BRS fensive 1:~:\dt1. in the l‘r .,\\{\ \(;“nl,(\‘:n, ihe Territory. As originally in- ;9}> of the Whole and heard Keith natly boxsottige war BEWEL ik A TeCHNEGER cnce. The Billikens this week were 7" 4¢P videq o gax | Wildes, R. E. Robertson, Attorney | BN i T beared unlikely. voted the nation's top team in an .. ot up to $45 for residents| Jeneral Ralph Rivers and Insur- Associated Press poll. 4t ths was climinated by the| ‘ice Commissioner Frank Boyle on The National Collegiate Athletic . - Garnick’s attempt | s particular aspect of the bil Bureau's official figures show Cin- nnati still the top offensive team among the ecountry’s major quintets with an average of 744 points came for nine outings. The individual scoring ranks wer 1 by Joe Noertker of Virgin: \/hose 264 points in 12 games give Lim an average of 22 per contest. tional leaders include: e—Washinoton State 43.2 games (seventh plac‘w -~ COAST BASKETBALL LEAGUE DIRECTORS | DRAFT SCHEDULE| LOS ANGELES. Jan. Pacific Coast basketball league di- recters will meet here Saturday to The directors, by telegraphic vote, 20.—P— a new 1949 playing schedule.} The Attorney General pointed ut that the two per cent gross tax n to $45 credit while the 1l was in the Committee of the | ‘hols was unsuccessful for want| 1 bremiums is an excise tax and eccond to her motion. .iresponds to the excise tax on his morning Senator Garnick |'i1uor and excise taxes on other pes of business which will not be mpt from the income tax. Deterring Effect ved to amend the bill by pro: ing for a $25 credit against the ¢ levied on Alaskan residents. In { cupport of her amendment she said | Attorney Robertson told the Sen- hat it has been her understand- |<(crs that imposition of the in- - that the Income Tax Bill was|°-me tax on insurance companies imed especially at non-residents, | By have a deterring effect upon he amendment was voted down |‘ne entry,of these companies, par- 112 with Senators Anderson, Enge- | icularly fire insurance companies, i , and MacKenzie voting with | Nto the Alaska field. { “enator Garnick in the affirmative,| Other aspec:s ol the bill, es- H Senate recessed until 1:30 |vecilly the method set up for al- The yelock this afternoon. | locating the tax on transportation The House of Representative: cmpanies operating between Al- g seld a very brief session this morn- | ‘T‘kfl and “‘:‘ States or Canada, {ng, read its journal and recessed |Vuzzled the Scnators and they call- {5 permit the Ways and Means|°d Upon \Tax Commissioner M. P. Vlullaney for enlightenment. Just how much enlightenment they re- eived was not clear, as Mr. Mul- aney expressed himself as unfam- liar with several subjects upon ommittee to work on the Business Tax Bill IN SENATE YESTERDAY P. M. After long discussion and hearing License revoked the original schedule be- X 5 1 x 3 v AaYe . i any bugs |& number cf witnesses, the Sena- whiptiue Wb aseoI Re S cause there were “too many bugs | U G b0 defeated | ©derable time was spent discussing % Clarence Rowland, league ' """ > e the eifects on the Alaska program i1 vesterday. He i ,an amendment offered by Senator & d yesterday. He im-) f .~ of @ mnon-existent income tax in B e ig op h to exempt insurance 5 mediately led the special meet- P Washington state. Mullaney said i mpanies which pay the two per i ¢ '“ i $he & x e Peiilts Oiieitiils drawn | €Nt gross tax on insurance prem- however, - that gllochlitis.. the 8. ne faulty schedule was drawn | ums from the provision of the net | would . present no particular prob- u» at Sacramento two months ago. wa T}i & lem ncome tax. e vote on the mea- ¢ : . After killing the Butrovich PITCHER, CATCHER SIGN UP. DETROIT: was 8-8, Republican Senators k and Engebreth voting with rats Anderson, Huntley, Riv- rs MacKenzie Lyng and Peratro- ch on the negative side. e m n-ndment, the Senate adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning with the income tax bill still in second reading e 3 Senator Butrovich, who is in the DETROIT. Jan. 20— The|nsurance business iv Fairbanks,|y o « o » = ¢ 0 c o » e awiny two, more | Made an cloquent plea for his|, . Aot tolay from: souths endment, stating _thnr in 1938 he | o TIDE TABLL ° d Ted Gray and catcher | “SPF sented 23 fire insurance com- | o ° Bob Swift. i ranies and tha_t all except five of lo JANU \RY 21 . Red Rolfe, new Tiger manager,| e have withdrawn from ihel, 1oy tide, 0:25 am. 18 ft. o young Gray “has a lot of class” |} sirbanks field end additional bur- | , pygy tide, 6:51 a.m., 168 ft. o IHU"H sed to give him A.fl_uvy‘u.ns such as the income tax may |, p[ow tide, 13:24 pm. 19 it. ssible chance” next season. Gray | ‘Ps, GU¢ DUIers Of Prevent NewW |s - pigh tide, 19:27 pm, 129 ft. @ VIBIGHS AeAIED IWOIde- | gniiiies Te IR NGI o |8 % 800 S8 e 8 8 e & ats last year. Earlier, pitchers Hal Paul Trout and Hal signed contracts. Newhouser White had JUNEAU CITY BAND WILL PRACTICE ON MONDAYS FOR TIME | The Juneau city Land, during the remainder of menth and for the greater part of February, will practicc on Monday nights at § o'clock in the grade school auditor- ium. For over a year the practice night has been on Tuesdays, then vera! weeks ago this changzed Wednesdays. Owing to lodge meetings, ga\her- ns of civic oranizations, choir prac- tices, hasketball games, ete., neither ‘Tues nor Wednesd suitable for practice whe 39 members could atte s0 a chang ¥ u WASH I“ FIRS-I- was made to Mondays, and so an- | nounced by Director Joseph Shof- Vork NIGHT IN DOUGI.AS GYM » ner, in hopes that permanent at- The Moosc quintet came up for | GRID GAME I“ '49 tendance would be more general. P their second win of the season last | Last night, 19 members of the 0 night by f Do "EATTLE, Jan. 20.—(P The tand reported for practice and Di- Calif.-~Chief Huskies on rst opponent on the University of rector Shofner had on the rack ter 34, OQakland score ‘was 42 for Moose | Washington 1949 football schedule various selections to be plaved at Picazo, Lineup for - lwill be the University of Utah. the concert given during March Epiro, Garcia person, | tic Director Harvey Cassill which is sponsored by the Rotary -0 Smithberg, Carlson game will be played here Club. Playing for the Husk 17, - ki B SRS 1 389 Yen Noies i0 Cuthbert, Riley, Pinkerton Utah is also scheduled to play' ~More than 9,000 fires broke out Ba ¥, MeCormick ve n State College Sept. 24 at in hotels and bearding houses in Pusich t Lake City. one year in the United States. Be Issued in Tokyo ™. .. fpun oo SRR TR T econd | ' Chan um Pus! vard. 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