The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 25, 1949, Page 3

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, JUNEAU HI BEARS SHOW UP 600D IN WIN OVER ALUMN The Juneau High Bears survived & late fourth quarter rally to win cver the Alumni basketball team, 33 to 31, in the high school gym Wednesday night bLefore a near capacity crowd. Led by high point man Itch Han- son, with 12 points, the Bears go off to an early lead in the first quarter and never were headed The Bears sported a five point mar: gin at half time, the score being 19 to 14. First quarter.score wa 6 to 6; third quarter, 26 to 22. The High Schoolers look promis- ing and will no doubt maintain the reputation of the school dur ing the coming season. There arc good players in the squad and with more practice will develop into 2 winning team. The game Wednes- day night was a mighty good prac- tice for the Bears against forme: scasoned players. JUNEAU HIGH Hanson, f Graves, f Ninnis, ¢ Eperling, g Pegues, g Doogan, g Martin, g Totals ALUMNI Pasquan, f . Logan, 'f Hogins, f .. Graves, ¢ Merritt, g Magorty, g Scott, g Dapcevich, g e o ol armrmuneiil desonean | ccormwwrmazul corpvmro = B SlowomrocovwonwnSlconmnnn. ‘Totals 13 Referee, Powers; umpire, Ritters; scorer, Eide; timekeeper, Furness. Hoci(& Games (By the Associated Press) The Tacoma Rockets beat the Portland Penguins 2-1 for the sec- ond successive night and moved two more points out of the cellar of the northern division, Pacific Coast Hockey League. The Rockets and Penguins were tied for the cellar before Wednes- day night's contest, won 2-0 by Ta- coma. It was the only action overnight in the league. Teacher: 1949 FOOTBALL " SCORES or couege 1ootoall games played over the Thanksgiv- | ing Day holi as follow: Santa Rosa J.C. 34, Everett J.C. 6. Vanport (Portland) 38, Olympic J.C. 7 Pacific Aggies 15. rays Harbor JC. 7. ing 25, Denver 6. Utah 34, Utah State 0. Idaho State 20, Chadron (Neb) 2 Bean Bowl) Nevada 28, North Texas State 7. College of Pacific 88, California Poly 0. San Jose State 43, Fresno State 7 San Diego State 22, Santa Bar- bara 0. PO ores J.C. 2%, EAST Cornell 29, Pennsylvania 21. Brown 41, Colgate 26. MIDWEST Missouri 34, Kansas State 27. Western Reserve 30, Case 0. Cincinnati 27, Miami (0.) 6. Detroit 33, Wichita 7. Houston 33, St. Louis 0. SOUTH Maryland 47, West Virginia 7. Virginia Tech 28, Virginia Mili- tary 28 (tie) Washington & Lee 35, Richmond The Citadel 25, Davidson 19. Chattanpoga 13, Duquesne 0. Miss uthern 26, Louisville 21. Emory & Henry 32, Hanover {Ind) ¢ (Burley Bowl) West Liberty (WVa) 20, Western Carolina 9 (Smoky Mountain Bowl) Quantico Marines 33, Norfolk val Base 13. Tenn. State 26, Kentucky State 0. SOUTHWEST Texas 42, Texas' A&M 14. Ouachita 17, Henderson 14. Ark. State 12, Union (Tenn) 7. | WASHINGTON U. GRAD | TAKES EDGECUMBE POST | Clifford Winkler, a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, oday began his new career as teacher of mathematics in the Mt {Fdgecumbe School of the Alaska {Native Service, it was announced {by Martin Holm, ANS education er flew over to the school day morning. He wa from the civil service re: He falso holds a degree from Harris College, near his home. chosen ster. sealry its superb Mriting ease New Foto-Fill Filler « New Visible Ink Supply * New Pli-Glass Reservoir * New Exclusive Ink Flow Gov- ernor « New Hi-Flite Leak Prevention Mileage . . o New Writing . plus 8 other great advances! University 33, Californiaj { Yakima BOWL BIDS - T0 RESULT, (By the Associated Press) The college football season reaches la climax tomorrow with bowl bids and the violent Army-Navy struggle SAT.GAMES THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA | Fe rest-South Carolina, Tulsa-Ark- Alabama - Florida, Boston :e-Holy Cross, New York Uni- ordham, Colorado A and rado, Kansas-Arizona, Brig- Young-Pepperdine CORNELL DUMPS PENN Once-beaten Cornell rallied ml‘| points in' the second half to| dump Penn before 75,000 at Frank- lin Field in the high spot of yes- terday Dartmo 22 h in nine pulled it out on a pass from Pete Bruska Bill Ki mes, Cornell | yard scoring | Dorset to A 10-yard field goal by| rk was the clincher. | g sharing top bill Some of the excitement died i vesterday after Cornell nip-| Ivania, 29-21, for a sec- nd, College of the Pacific and as boosted their chances of post- ceason invitations with cenvineing holiday victories. ight's schedule calls for an important Kentucky-Miami game which ht determine Santa Clara 1ent in Miami's Or:\ngv' Bow f But Saturday is the big one for the bowl-minded. I Oklahoma probably is the prize bowl catch—the only member of the “Big Four” atop the football rankings which still can be had. Notre Dame, which seeks to stretch its unteaten string to 37 games against Southern California tomorrow, is not interested in bowl The Irish still must play Methodist Dec. 3. , of course, will not listen bids after its traditional finale with Navy. The unbeaten and untied Cadets, No. 4 in the pation, wind it up before 102,000 fans at Philadelphia tomorrow. DATE FOR OKLAHOMA The S of Oklahoma are eavy favc to thump their neighborhood rivals, Oklahoma Aggies, and march on to a bowl date. New Orleans and the Sug Bowl is their likely destination with § the Cotton Bowl a possibility, Rice and Baylor will fight it out for the right to be Southwest Cun-| ference champions and Cotton Bowl | host. Rice is No. 7 and Baylor No. I 9 in the AP poll, Tulane, eager for a New Y“nu! assignment in the Sugar Bowl, may { make the grade if it gets past Louisiana State in a rugged con- test that should be one of the day’s to kowl ers t ites dumped from the per- rd ranks by Tulane last itself most attrac- rs by defeating ! North Carolina. ANCIENT STRUGGLES Georgia and Georgia Tech, Loth suffering sub, par seasons, renew their ancient struggle. So do Mis-| sippi and Mississippi State, Ten- | and ‘Vanderbilt, ‘Southern | hodist and Texas Christian i North Carolina State and Wil-; liam and Mary. | Other top games on the final big | ) y of the season are Wake: @ 14 precisi New Parker 51" the finest pen you’ve ever used. |HANGING UP RECORD ) Maryland poured it on West Vir- ginia, 47-7 1l demonstrate their bowl poter They had lost only | to Michigar te Texas, t and smothered Texas Aggies, 42-14, with | sophomore Byron Townsend ing three touchdowns. OTHER WINS Wyoming Six title by dc g Denv 6. i and Detroit won the Missouri Val- ley conference crown by b ‘Wichita, 33-7. Brown finished a fine which it was beaten Princeton, by scorin the last gquarter to 41-26. Fullback Bill Baldy gave The Citadel Pavidson Wasl ang knocked off Richmond, 35-14 Missouri outlasted Kansas State, 34-27, in a wild one. Utah whipped | Utah State, 34-0, and Nevada won | over North Texas State, 28-7. cold by turns, scor= | season in only by ts in Colgate, 27 | trim hdown Lee IS ON LOSINIG TEAM, BUT WILLIAMS COPS | NEW YORK, Nov. (P—The | Boston Red Sox may have tailed to| win the American League p:-mmm} but they possess the circuit’s most | valuable player in Ted Williams. 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