The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 14, 1949, Page 3

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1949 : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA i PAGE THREE HERE ARE | 2% |NEWCHAMP) DEASINBASBBAL M pyy 3 Atm LINES iy o el | MUST BE MADE AS || DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN P TIPS FOR . E ?ERFS SAY { DEADLINE IS SAI-I ki via?elgrsllurgaladwian%e!'ldm g major clubs to complete pluvfiis MAY RAIN il ‘ : far 9 ;)‘ o - “paper transactions” with their " il i o ¢ ord ove wwton, Southern S AR BY HAROLD CLAASS foBy 3 minor e CLAASSEN Metho Rice, Texas over| SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.-14.—M Basebs “top 16 must their rosters to 40 or less by Sg day night. After Oct. 15 the clubs ld crown a new heavy- 1t cut prob- ] 1 today wer z i e affiliates | | i | ROUNDUP OUT PA NEW YORK, Oct 14—(®—Notre|Arkansas, UCLA over Santa Clara, | - SS (HAN(ES S as been o life saver for|Texas Christiar r A&M| £ football forecasters throughout its|Crezon ( n State ain or foot will fill the air Texa to 5 er Idaho, | -u )f Washington Saturday when | { ! I i i i i i i H i £ H are not permitted to bring up any minor leaguer until completion of! annual ~player draft Cin- i, beginning Nov. 17 The brass hats of all major no indic games 1 the hab Irish or chang- : oung, W he BY ASSOCIATED PRESS with the invad- Ewm b v o cue teams have been busy q - a 59 t ; 4 vers the past few weeks, decidir The lone crucial contest on has indicated years ago, may be|0} Colors Nevada over | lin who to “buy” and who to lea ast Conference foot y. Normally such ternest test of the| Wichita, I > ! New | eng > farm, “idown on t California tie into the defending wouldn't you like to be in, ough fear of the Wash- And agenda this week comes off at], g would brig hing- by nightfall =mn-uzw Mexico. my AT f Berkeley tomorrow when thz Rose ting the Fvoraa | i will have gone 32 games SUNDA ) | Bowl minded Trojans of Southern! paio Alto eleven. Galifornia teams | ¥ithout a setback. | =t Marys over Loyoma d No pay Day' | ) I Maybe Tomorrow, for Servicemen , much | BY ASSOCIATED PRESS and has proven| The Senate and the House still ! knockdown punch|are deadlocked on how big the | les is shall be. And t bout 180 and I ck is holding up approp for all of the armed services. | rc payday for U.S. serv ¢ s no money, as of Lour, for the Defense Depart- to pay anybody—including | nee lt(‘ joined t onal ranks in 1940, Idiers, sailors, marines or airmen. the chance gl ! Valentino it for % fetime. The swarthy Italian- FOOD SALE i , wha wears his jet black long enough for has won a majority of since he started here ni ago. He whipped Tur n last December for the \ State title. This will be For men who ince shave every day co-champion Golden Bears of Cal- d to watch Tulane's ifornia rnia. It's d ¢ this year. Washing- | die Price and Notre Dame’s Emil| could bec It is the big game as the Rose 's most potent weapons are the | £tko battle it out for the head-| 0" Valentino’s Bowl race ‘reaches the half-way | pitohing ines? | Charles fig Now, try this lighter beer—old favorite of the quarterback- and Heinrich— abilities of ends eary is the west's 1eadm<v pass- ith 33 completions. Cloidt, \\IU‘ t Oregon t week, has pulled in 14.for ards—tops in both classes. Apking gHe dual abtemppig; Blanto) third in the Conferencé with 11 and the University of Washington | .qtches i 102 yards gained. eam is the choice. | to regain their composure & I S Cornell over ile, | New \nm Y The private war between Idaho Army over Harvard | the Americ and Washington State, end a sack Michigan ¢ rthwestern: The|on the last day of of potatoes should bring a crate m{(oaches 0' Rose Bowl champs have lost two in apples that Dixie Howells Idahoj w. With Michizan's Chuck Ort-|lyn Dodgers in the World lads are lI'set to outpoint the us- | ann recovered they'll take a third { was worth $5,665.54 to the ually superior manned Cougars fn‘ L] : ight licking full-time (Jmnm. {ully recovered from get- IS e over Wisconsin, | That : g over the others in a4,y ting kicked in the pants by UCL. hurry: A. B. Chandler his office Lut still wondering how it happen- 2 FRIDAY force hsd tialshad Tguring out whod ed, should inflict the third straight re lr& gla over Louisiand® State,|oets now much from the World | | defeat of the campaign on Colo 3 ppi over Boston Colle Series “gate” of $1,129.627.88. | mowArp sTABLER souTn mi, Fla, Villanova $a08.185.45 R ado at Eugene; and Oregon Purdue over M Bee ot 6 orgetown over New £ 36 full shares. | ocity Attorney Héward D. Stabler :V‘.lmutld get a(, hmlk workout ! PHILADELP Oct. 14.—@— L\‘\(’l'}\ ’rl;n.m. C n Montana at Corvallis 5 7 fork University, Boston U over . TAA A R (R RS p e b This department picks the follow=| .. ! B vt man el Dodgers, who could win o Hfi::fmff‘ SRl A T IR | ENO-SRYSH” SHAVE CREAM ing to win: USC, UC antord, | : ¢ i b [ P e Oregon, Tdaho, Orezon State o A {1, $197,899,0¢ Uinto g total of A9 WHEse, ho Wil folnc s wite. <o 17 The MODERN RURER Givem 1C sto DAY shares That meant each player| Mrs. Stabler is convalescing weil Quaker City ylvania over Colum-|who received a full share earned|frem a recent operation in May- for MODERN men bia, Brown over Princeton, Penn|$4,272.73 for his part in the ser-[nard Hospital, and expects to re- it mea asked the Qtate over Nebraska, Dartmouth |ies, (turn here with her hushand. they pondered yester- over Colgate, Rutgers over Syracuse, ) g i f sal iy the club’s board H over Duquesne, Pitts- ors of two men often highly bu over Miami, Ohio; Ambherst ed by Connie Ma Colzy, Bowdoin over Williams, after it hbecame known 'Fordham over Scranton, Maine over | wa Y ob, Earl|Connecticut, Wesieyan over Swarth- Sheely, busir manag ofi the more. reater power per galion sen (sound out the former cat T on bilt over Florida, North Ca whether he wrc be interested olina over Wake Forest, Georgia i in managing the Pacific Coast club. ' Te over Auburn, Kentucky over | g e o =l Lower cost per load point of the season. ck's average: 64 correct,! Other attractive blood lettin: around the gridirons of the far west will include: The surprising, undefeated UCL. Bruins in a non-C rence gam at Los Angeles with a threater Santa Clara eleven. He is the superior for 810; season’s totals: . gy Fatert 39 wrong for 810. \ g@fiug E: r Ohio State: Min- | 1 mly early-season fault ected lack of speed. | ¥ q v r '::' about rnia over Southern Cal-| & p 5y 28 The of millions. How light itis.:: how smooth and match wi Charle vest for h worth %an‘ antee is I little, if anything, and so the home | mellow! ‘Words can’t tell you,, but one taste can! n and then d office by Westminster Fellowship. 2t e THEQ. HAMM BREWING CO. ST. PAUL, MINN. iounced was Sat., Oct, 15, 11 a.m.,, Sears Order l | YMMISSIONET | oyiro his first bout ng of coaches Simm Phi 1 Brucker by the | » . 0 cne game in the World s has startled Jose, So Light . . . 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