The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 11, 1949, Page 3

’l‘llE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE--JUNEAU, ALASK PAGE TBBB-E FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1949 SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN'S. yver | 200-GAME {NONSENSE PAA BIRD Vir Washinglon Huskies Take OnUCLATomorrow; Oregon Tangles with California U. By Duli LOS ANGELE football game closely akin to bein a grudge affair comes off at B p ley tomorrow when the Univ of Oregon ties into unbeaten Rose Bowl bound California. It's the top game of the weck i the Pacific Coast conference, there’'s an attractive duel due her when the Bruins of UCLA, whip but once in conference still to be considered a R factor, meet the suddenly gerous Washington Huskies. Stanford, tied with UCLA runner-up honors, entertains Idaho at Palo Alto and should overpower the less well equipped vizitors m the potato country. The big noise will echo Berkeley's Strawherry Canyon ever, and re- N'lwuv will year's contrg whi when California mul Ore for the conference crown Bears gained the Rose Bowl assign- ment by conference vote. The Oregon players when word came that zeen, yoted out of the portunlty There are many 1948 Wehli k Bob Sanders, Ed Chrobot, vills, Johnny McKay, to name 2 few—and rcvenge over California would be priceless, indeed Oregon is ning this year and the Bears rightly rule heavy favorites to hand the Webfoots their four conference defeat. But, in this sea son of gigantic upsets, one maor reversal of form needn’t prove toc much of a surprise. The Washington-UCLA contest looks like a toss-up. Howie Odell’s cquad has blossomed into killer in recent weeks and row’s game should be an2 of for from how be h Jon arose tied the those high scoring engagements that will| keep the fans. in an uproar. Southern California’s Trojans idle this week, while Oregon State asked for will get a rough afternoon at home when Michigan State drops in. On the . independent side, the a Clara-8t. ‘ Mary's annual collision promises to add ar sing chapter to their bitter morant of rhyme or rea= warrassed individual pi - California over : Oregon, Stanfor d over Idaho, Washinzion over UCLA, Michigan State over Oregon State; Santa Clara over St Loyola over Nevada, San Jose over San Diego. Pass the aspirin, please. Racing Driver, Who Lived "Sirenuous Life," Is Laid fo Resl; GLENDALE, Calif.,, Nov. 11—#— The checkered flag went down for Rex Mays yesterday. With his auto ! racing buddies in full attendance, the body of the 36-year-old driver was laid to rest. “In all things, Rex Mays believed in the strenuous life,” said the Rev. Dr. Clarence W. Kerr in his culogy to* the veteran speedster who was killed Sunday when his car over- turned at Del Mar, Calif., racetrack. Mays' widow fainted during the service, attended by some 500 per- sons. One of the earliest zine articles deseribing “how television receiver bears the date of July, 1928. Dorothy Stcarns dancing classes—Sat. mag Roff—Regular C.D.0. Hall adv. JINGLE CONTEST ENDS NOV. 30 EASY TO WIN! Daily winner on comic page and the olden op- out of the run- I Golden are ! same for Montana, and to build”; (RQ.‘S - COUNTRY RACING TECHNIQUE More than 50 ski enthusiasts were in the Gold Room of the anof Hotel last night for the !first fall mee of the Juneau {Ski Club. Featured a Swedi sent ting event s the showing h movie which explain- cross-country ski racing tech- The film was lent to the of ed nique. oci the one PREDICTS TAX (RACKDOWN ON ATHLETES, AWR! 11— Kansas' NCE, Kas., Nov. Phog Allen for crackdown by the Internal Revenue >epartment on some college ath- letes. The 63-year-old Kansas basketball coach charged yesterday that many coilege ath- letes are ckb n their income tax returns “It is known that some amateur athletes are drawing from $10,000 to $20,000," Allen aid in a Kiwanis Club s ch Junior college atil- | letes sas are now being $60 to $100 a montk salaries are not now reported for income taxes.” Several coaches, however, 2t Allen's remarks on pl.m»:v ! S0! OF \()’t“lY Annual Ball, Sat. night. Mo Dean Williams told ski club mem- the lead set by North- west TRENTON, N.J., Nov. 11—@— au Ski Club look into an in- o C in four aight in the cond cabin had been obtained and other erday, 7-6, over hapless caterpillar tractor to tow the load |~rn1<-mrl spot which boasts a 900- |heating the second cabin during HEART ATTACK > Juneau Club by Obsidian Ski Club of Obsidian, Oregon t bers of the meeting the Pacific HOW TIME FLIES| 5 o B3 he attended while on vacation. He recommended that the club TEACHER COLLEGE association and organize an WINS ANOTHER ONE effective ski patrol to emergencies on the ski slopes. He also recommended that the Rememecer 8? Joe Lonis knocked surande plan. it Max Schmeling, Lawrin won SKi Club President Neal Tajlor Kentucky Derby and the New told the club that lumber for en- York Yankees polished oif the Chi- closing. the fourth side of the se- World Series. And—Trenton State|would be hauled to the cabin when Teachers won a football game. |frosts made the muskeg passable. It took the Teachers 11 long years| He said Sommers Construction and 45 games before they won an- Company had donated the use of a Montclair Teachers, Something had | of lumber to the ski area. to give for neither club has copped! He explained to new members Bll. season hat the Douglas Ski Bowl, an easy i¢ hike from the road, is a well- foot rope tow. This morning a ski club work party left Juneau for the Doug !bowl to prep: a woodpile for the winte: NEW _HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 11—(® Robert J. H. (Bob) Kiphuth, 58, Yale University’s Director of Ath- letics University of a heart attac y-haired perfectionist who piloted United States Olympic and Yale swi ; team lented hts, suffered a yeelusion yesterday dabail, The mmi ing scotted pay. explained th: rred when 1w Your Deposits BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS | THE management of this bank is pledged to conserva- tive operation. The safety of depositors’ funds is our primary consideration. 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Iginia can do, can too Cklahc quite prok touchdown will dec California over champions of Cenference ¢ their annual e. The to Celeri, F and Co., be playing at home. Louisiana State State. Maryland sity. Rice over Te A &M Michigan State over State: After Notre Dame, is easy. Skipping |hurry: Friday: Miami Carolina, Loyola ov rado A&M over Brigham Portland over Lewis & Cla SATURDAY Navy over Co! nell over Dartmouth, Harvard, Minnesota burgh, Syracuse Princeton over Boston College, Temple, Buck New n.mu Nov 76 certainly the ]( Ore ago who wi over over Boston Orego; over the others in (Fla) over Sout r Nevada, East: Br ov Holy "ordh State over Cros: Lafayett Connectic Cadets nod goes Mississippl Univer- anything Colo- | a, Cor: over | £ Pitts- | n I ave ¥ l ver Texas Christ ! Midwest: Michigan over | hwestern over Colgate i Maray '(I.(’ Towa over Wi tate over Ne ¢ M rancisco W Delawa over n over South: mson over Davidson, o o ! | &l i Fights night turned follows: At Brook n last 138%, New York Johnny Britenbruck, yn, 8 River, - pointed Cecil | Jose, Calif., 10. | At San Diego, { 145, Kansas City, 142':, San, Dlego, Mass.—Harr; Providesc Hudson, all n | let Calif and Irvin arew, 10. Bob J st a h NOTICE Effccti - | sign on the immeawiely e corner of Third al the Douglas Drug s ks warning all ! CITY M Lo dv. {E PUSICH, out st op must Purc iraska, | yn (Broadway Arena) a {tinal DOUGLAS Mayor SCHEDULE Pacific Coast—League Wili Maintain Marathon Playing Next Year LOS AN Pacific Coas tain its hold on basel chedule in 1950, PCL's directors v to: Jlimipate the Governor but add two weeks season, making it a 2 d of 186-game card. se the player hmit from 3 to 25, with no limit on veteran rookie 3. Distrizute $40,000 to the | nant winning club, with $12,500 and §7,500 to ott division teams in that order, Press its petition to th gues to be excluded from law Nething was fon, anyway the PCL ¢ voted to th 200 in- ft said—for i i ipion against the the Little World Series the PCL is going to officials .of the American and International it over. ently wait until iation jue hash F OOTBALL . SCORES . of two football games 4 last night Final scores played on the e follows: St. Martins Washington 0. Camp Pendleton Marit es Toro (Calif) Marines 0. 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