The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 21, 1949, Page 3

IFRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1949 NEWLAND'S TIPS, COAST GAMES SAT. By RUSS NEWLAND SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 213—‘1"*—" alifornia’s Bears and the Uni-\ gy o gap ersity of California at Los Angeles‘Mmfly-b by 6. Bruins, co-leaders of the Pacific| g0 Clara oast conference, each figure to vin another fcotball game Satur- » FOOTBALL day. Off comparative performances, BY HAROLD CLAASSEN umbia by 10. Willamette over Puget Sound by Pacific Lutheran over Eastern Wash. by 7. St. Martins over North Idaho, 6. Whitworth over W Wash,, 1. C. of Pacific over San Diego State by 21. Pacific State C. of Idaho Calif. Aggles Texas Tech Arizona by 12: Fr over Chico State, 6. over Linfield by 6. over S. Oregon, 7 over University of DAY cisco over St. over Lovola by 18 only the biggest kind of an upset would cause California to lose to ‘Washington, four times beaten— twice in the conference. California is the cnly undefeated, untied team in all 1949 games. | The U.C.LA. assignment may be; a bit tougher. The Bruins travel to Pullman to meet Washington| new YORK, Oct. 21— (#—Here S::::. lmclllemem :’ea}xlll:k:ouciu?t‘ are the results of another session i g, A 8 behind the crystal football. tii‘;""i:‘tlz :;02;5 “ti':fs c‘g‘gte:fii‘; They follow by a week a list of ree wins, U.C-LA.S| forecasts that was .813 correct—6l }J:sbtbls;v Ofk i"::]’LC‘b’litty w‘::s l;’]”;:z;; right guesses and 14 incorrect. The eel n a i P 5 season’s averag 228 to 53 or 0-14 by the strong independent San- | 811 Ry b (arglara. 4 ‘ A;'m:.- over Columbia: Columtia is e eb:;dg hgfi«;::‘tes;ngf tsl::m;iimthe only team to have beaten Army L sing ay: hard, Da- California together in Los Angeles.“.}slo& “‘éo_d“s oh o 0:5‘;":5 ;“; ’;”ss‘:“:;“:: o 3‘5"5‘)'{‘:\1"5 ago, 21 to 20. Army has per- ,57 ths v e U“sé Z - | sonally advised Coach Lou Little setback by U.C.L.A. U.S.C. drop- | t}a¢ e S “it is ready this time.” It could P o 16:10 ShoRisls o Cam”mm'\be a massacre but probably won't. Stanford, also a gtm?e off vthe‘ Kentucky over Southern Metho- conference pace, entertains an im- ... Perhaps Doak Walker's ill- Rroved Ofsgon Stale’ team. ness will inspire the other SMU This week's selections: players to do better but there TODAY { nothing like having a healthy All- San Jose State over Santa Bar- | America player in your backfield. bara by 20 points. {Kentucky is the nation’s leading Lewis and Clark over Wh“mfln‘cl‘fens e and defensive club among by 12. the majors. SATURDAY I Minnesota over Michigan: It U.S.C. over Cregon by 7. { Michigan gets its passing attack California over Washington by 14.! functioning, this could very easi U.CL.A. over W.SC. by 6. |80 the other way. But with Minne- Stanford over Oregon S. by 7. sota this c to the Rose Bowl, Idaho over Montana by 6. | why should the Gophers falter? Nevada over Fresno State by 18.[ North Carolina over Lousiana U. of Portiand over Pepperdine State. The LSU backtield lineup by 7. | hasn't jelled. It will take team work Central Wash. over British Col- to ue Charlie Justice and his That upset came two is mates, | Pittsburgh over Indiana: Pitt has {2 winning streak and the Hoosiers have lost all four this season. Neith- y | { ler string will be broken Saturday. | | ‘cal nia over Washington: The are still trying out an phomore backfield in the mid- dl> of the season. That's too late. Texas over Rice: The Texas in- list is supposedly a mile long | one able-bodied full- But the Longhorns 1 only ack available. are pick in a s Oklahoma over raska is rated on 1sas and last we Cklahomans trounced three touchdowns Southern Californ This could straight defe Lezen the Nebraska: Neb- r with Kan- all-winning Kansas by over Oregon: Irojan's second because Oregon has thi me since the waiting 8 to 7 for ir Tex a of over lor over A & M: Bay ng the nation unbeaten teams. the others in a e Boston College over orge over gion & over Rhode Island over Furman, San Jose ita Barbara. New York Princeton Brown over Washington over Rutgers, Penn Y Boston University over Unive: v, Cornell over Amherst over Wesleyan, Lehigh, Bucknell over & Jefferson, Colgate Dartmouth over E over Navy, LaFayette Vermont oyer New ale Holy Cross, , Syracuse over Villanova over Duquesne, nia over Quantico. Alabama over Richmond over Scuth: State, Kansas State over Georgia Tech r Virginia Tecl State, , Duke Tennessee over Tulane over “Au- Virginia Mili- ary over Wake Arkansas. State over er Iowa Towa > over 1oma ove over Michizan State, Missouri Etate, Illinois over Purc over Northwest Ohio Wisconsin, 5 over O} A & M, Tulsa over Bradley. Wayne, | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Southwest and Far West: UcLA| over Washington State, Texas Tech over Ar 1, Texas Christian over | Stanford over Oregon a over Fresno State, nons over Houston, Col- tah State, Wyoming | over Utal llege of Pacitic over | | San Di Denver over Brigham | Foung | Members of the Juneau Woman's |Club and visitors at the meeting {held at the Governor's House on | | Wednesday afternoon, e (GOING T SENATORS, - i 1S JUST SMALL TIME anization by Mrs {L. V. Avrit of the Provisional | League of Women WASHINGTON Bucky Harris to Voters, follow- |ed by the of the United Nations film, * A. World Trade oy 4 |0 Round Tiip, H. E. Beyer ol “;‘_ l(; Mrs. Gruenir n of the day on the ¢ bassball | 3:,::}"'” “\ s fans who ¢ reir league de-lqq serves to rank the majors. | veilin “The Coast Le s a good min- | P or league,” the 1| eran said. “It's le-A circ y, he added majors ld mana DOUBLE FEATURE | ENJOYED BY JWC WEEKLY MEETING | Hardin- orado 0 of Inte A in the the of the it- arlier un- of D returned in tim | charge of the prozram arranzed by her department, and introduccd the { participants. The L Tri | Langdon, violinist; W cello, and Mrs. Don McMullin ano. ed the am Wi three selectio. L Romance, by DeBussey Yo spirity “Deep River,” and 'Garden of | Roses” by Ritter. Mrs, Reedy, with Mrs. McMullin at the piano, l"Vcspcrs" by Fraser-Simson Y | “Be the Best of Whatever You Are¢” by Wells. | Mrs. Avrit gave a clear- ex- planation of the ITO Charter which {was drawn up in Havana in 1)8 | by the representatives of 54 Nations | fter almost three years of study land redrafting. It has been sub- | {mitted to the governments for rati- | fication will come up before | Congress tk fall, she stated. The | Charter provides for the reduction of trade barriers and abolition of | special tradin, priv quota and embargoes in order to pro- mote cooperation between Nations! and strengthen the work fof world peace, and is of prime importance. The film which followed furt emphasized the need of the provis- ions 1 1 in the Charter which | must be ratified by 20 countries in order to bring the ITO into fect. The dessert b cc d to take ather-faced vet- what it's rated just o1t 1 ction pact to s eighth it- reflection on pilot the Americ place Washington & elf something Ccast League 1 Harris gave up one the test jobs in the minors to take over what may be the worst in the majors. Wi a nice salary as monager of the PSL's San Diego Padres, he also had a live b that regu- larly stocked with talent the perental Cleveland Indians With the Senators—a team that lost over 100 games this past sea- son—Bucky is saddled with an in- ept squad. For the past Coast League fighting to have thei nized on a par with An National Leagues. Their pl: met continual silence. No Bucky hasn't helped their COLOR AND SOUND MOVIES cof skiing, winter s ts in Oslo, views of Norway. Saturday night at 8 pm., high school gym; shown by Major Frid- tyof Endresen: everyone invited; admission 25 and 50 cents. 30 h i by and few years various owners have been circuit recog- an and s have doubt, cause. s, i WONDERFUL ! ef- luncheon was served Count the EXTRA VALUES and you’ll choose [EXTRA Values ‘are exclusively yours fat lowest cost in Chevrolet! Extra Economical to Own and Operate and traditionally worth more when you trade; for it's America’s most wanted car—new or used! 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