The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 3, 1949, Page 3

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949 CRIMSON BEARS BEAT OUT IMPS IN FOURTH QUARTER Moose Take Early Lead in Curtain Raiser fo Win Over Arctic The doubleheader basketball affair at the Juneau High School Gym last night saw the Mocse quintet come out on top of the Arectic five 33 to 22 in the opener while the Crimson Bears of J-Hi} Leat off a fourth quarter Imperial rally to triumph 34-30. The Moose, led by center Frankie Brown, latched on to an early first quarter lead that they Meld until the end of the game. Brown, led the scoring for the Moosemen with 14 markers. He was followed by team mate Jerry Magorty with 10. High man for the Arctic was Mocre with 8 points. The second game was a wild and wooly one that saw 47 fouls callad and three men leave the game via the foul route. The Imps took thae lead in the first quarter, but the “Bears came back to go ahead at the half 20 to 17. In the third stanza, the Scarlet and Black almost blew their Jead in fouls but still man- aged to hold onto a small lead. The fourth quarter saw the Imps niake their bid for a rally that to all at pearances had a good chance of becoming successful until the Bears, like honey, draws flies. Al- though hampered ty the loss of Itch Hansen and Bill Sperling, tr Bears held onto the ball long enough to prevent the Imps from scoring. High man for the game and the evening's play was Evan Scott with 18 points. Hansen and Ninnis ticd tor high with 8 points each to lead the High School scoring. Last night's game was the first league contest for thi Crimscen Eears. BOX SCORES L) - - Brwe oo Moose Horten Pinkerton Brown Watchman Magorty Jones Pegues Garcla Graham Totals 5.0 O N CFooccoanmmo S oo MWW W L i Femoormrwomoo - WoOONOORNOWR MOW oMM O ®T Arctic Moore Cahill Arnold Gonzales ... Frances Baker ‘Tibbets Hamilton Helard b Totals . onvocorocoronD SrnoomwG Wb CEomowomwon® = J-Hi Pegues ... Sperling Ninnis . Graves Wade Hansen McKinnon Doogan Treffers Totals RNocommvomwmm®w NRowowmowmwonwn ~ = PBocooco®aw® Imps. Pasquan Scott Vuille Nielson James Wade Rothberg Kearney 2 Totals . PO R 8 ccococococowmn Sow FINANCE OFFICER HERE Comdr. Clayton M. Opp, acting chief finance officer from Coast Guard headquarters in Washington, D. C., has been in Juneau consult- ing with 17th District headquarters officers on routine matters, Coast Guard sources said today. The sucker fish is native to only two parts of the world, North America and China. PALM SPRINGS ® Winter Av. Temp. 81 deg. ® Warm, Sunny Days ® Dry, Clean Air GET OUT IN THE SUN— GET INTO THE FUN! TAHQUITZ VISTA or EL ENCANTO Palm Springs’ finest moderate priced apartment hotels. Swimming Pool . . . private sun decks . . . lovely gardens .. . just thre blocks from heart of village. RATES: Twin bedroom from $9.00. Apartments with complete kitchen and hotel service, from $15.00 for four persons. for free folder, Care 418 So. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs Calif. Children Welcome . . . Write FRIDAY NIGHTERS BOWL BELOW PAR The Friday Night league over the Elks bowling alleys night and the scores made strictly below par. Tneatre passes | to the Capitol were won by Pat| Hagerup with the evening’s high| score of 199. Chuck Porter also | won a ticket with 181 score. { Best men's series, 401, also w {bowled by Porter while simila hon for the women went to Pat | Jagerup with 445. Team and individual scores were | as follows: | JUNEAU YOUNG HARDWARE M. Lavenik 164 142 167— 473 B. Lavenik ....128 111 151— 390 M. Pearce 0120 140 111— 371 H. Satre 146 147 139— 432 Totals 558 540 568—1656 CAPITOL THEATRE L. Holmquist .. 145 150 145— 440 F. Holmauist ... 133 147 158— 438 T. Heyder 72 101 112— 285 M. Hagerup 125 125 125— 375 Totals 475 523 540—1538 ' 3 ALEXANDER PHOTO STUDIO 4 J. Porter 133 104 136— 373 1. Alexander 134 133 110— 377 chase pri was approximately A. Parsons 145 106 130— 381 — PP O 57 el C. Porter "'180 130 181— 401 | otais 592 473 557—1622 MER(HAN‘{S AT QUILLICO SPORT CENTER i E. Hagerup 154 158 168— 480 ol E. Stewart 81 109 90— 280 thRSEURG IN D. Sweeny 143 135 122— 400 IR. Stewart 114 147 166— 427 (Afi{ GAME w Totals 452 549 5461587 f HOME GROUERY PETERSBURG, Alaska, Dec. 3— B. Mork 148 139 140— 427 #—The Pete g Merchants won D. Sweeny 125 93 gup their first g of the kasketball J. Wood 140 120 . 382 45-43 from Har- P. Wood 101 100 105— 306 of Ketchikan. Totals 514 452 4731439 > all the way, with COWLING MOTORS olding the lead most B. Phelps 170 162 126— 45¢ | here was. only once B. Hudson 162 131 139— 422 | that the scor ere more than B. Ross 96 147 121— 354 | three points a . L. Swanson was |58 Rtes 114 114 103— 331 | high scorer for Petersburg with 14 i Totals .. 532 554 4891585 Chuck Graham led the visitors | with 11. i CALIFORNIA “ROCERY ISR ST D. McMullin 98 98 89— 265 | P. Hagerup 121 199 125— 445 L. Ripke 121 157 139— 417| W. King 145 132 157— 434 | 4 Totals 485 586 510—1581 S Spagifey ttien es of college bask M. Funk 141 131 145— 427 B o lock might grotnd ¥. Lincoln 138 146 on m[“;-:\ follows: M. Davlin ....... 117 12 /BAST E. Peyton 121 93 8. Fo Bl MU Totdls P ¢ cuse 79, Toronto U. 45. m 71, John Marshall 55. 1y 97, Kings Point 44, | | SOUTH F | N. Carolina State 67, Washington d & Lee 47. Georgia 69, Chattanooga 48 Auturn 59, Hi Fights last night turned out as| MIDY { follows: Te { At New York—Roland Le Starza, 5. |387. New York, outpointed Cesar | lahoma Baptist 27. Brion, 1924, Cordoba, Argentine, 10. | rs 56, Oklahoma City At Detroit—Bobby Dawson, 148, New York, knocked out Ted Bussey, | Creighton 58, Colo. College 51. 147, Detroit, 9. | At West Palm Beach, Fla nny | tana 44 Luciano, 141 Paterson, N. out- pointed Herb Quintero, 142, New | Orleans, 10. | Dickinson (ND) 57, Eastern Mon- FAR WEST 65, Southern California 44. ing 77, Montana State 34. Utah Wy At Indianapolis—Mack Parshav, California 51," San Francisco | 190, Detroit, outpointed Elzea 1 Clympic Club 47. { Thompson, 233, Indianapolis, 10. | Brigham Young 67, Idaho State 44 At Hollywood, Calif. 137, Los Angeles, Art Aragon,| Northwest Nazarene 38, : stopped Alfredo | Idaho 31. | Escobar, 135, Los Angeles, 3. Western Montana l At San Diego, Calif.—Chick Mus- Montana 51. [grove. 161, San Diego, stopped Bert| Western Colo. 71, Adams (Colo) 55 }Mendoza. 165, San Bernardino, 7. Montana Mines 49, Carroll 38. ~ Colo. State 56, Colo. A&M 48. | BPWC SCHEDULES Montana U. 83, N. U. 53. IMPORTANT Chico (Calif) St g Pepperdine 62, Los Angeles State Members of the Juneau Business | 50. and Professional Women’s Club will meet for luncheon Monday noon in the Baranof Terrace Room. A. A. Lyon of Lytle and Green An important business session is Construction Company, Des Moines, scheduled, and the agenda will in- |Iowa, registered yesterday at the clude plans for the holidays. | Baranof Hotel. College 52, Northern | = | MEETING | | | %R you wiry Oxyndle avemove sactony merwoo Skinner’s Gun Shop “Home of the Alaska Magnum’ P. 0. Box 2157 Juneau s W Ryan, (left) head of a group of Cleveland, O aio/ b as baseball club, shakes hand with outgoing Tribe President Bill Veeck after Phone 961 |} ] THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Yeack Sells Trike EW 00,000. # Wirephoto. NEW RULES FOR S0AP BOX DERBY 1950 ENTRANIS | official rules Derty, just for the 1950 Soap: received by Ro- r. W. P. Blanton note si | that Dr. Blanton th should hear about Box derby entrants | at once Rule books will be for available the , but boys b) A cont d tools paint A contestant may cwn car iny method he ¢ 18 (a) Vertical or hor ation of - woed is ! construction. Ply be used for body cover 10C @ 18 (b) (3) Cockpit oy be of half-mcon construction, not! less than 12 inches at the tc ith the bottom not more than 13 inches } from the ground ! What the rules are that change, we don’t know for sure, the newsboys, all ardent-Soap Eox | Derby fans say that p ys making their cars could use their cars by brush. As soon as the rule books i ceived they will ke available to Derby car buil In the mean-| time, boys planning cars can keep these changes in mind. | | { ers. DISTRICT ENGINEERS { GUESTS AT GASTINEAU Five staff memb: of the Di trict Engineers Office at Anchor- age, who recently went to Ketck kan, have returned and are re-; gistered at the Gastineau Hotel. | They are R. W. Dobbs, S. F. Olson, Marvin R. Balcer, Tom Kowalc and John W. Gerwell, They expect | to be in ‘Juneau another \V?('II,‘ ‘cumplelinr; a 1 N | HOSPITAL NOTES | Daniel H. Anderson was admitted | | to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday. \ Mrs. Tom George and Mrs. George R. Betts were dismissed | from St. Ann's yesterday. sur iness men who pur ¥ cores of basketball ga ! played last night in the i N t “Colleges are as nd tools only and Lad to paint 3 1) sed the Cleveland In- the signing. The pur- NORTHWEST Washington Clover Leafs, Wash. State Vancouver 49. Whitman 48. Oregon 66. Lewis & Clark 54, Puget Sound 48. Spokane (Ind) 48, Whitworth 42. Tech 62, Southern Ore- 68, Utah State gon Gonzaga 54, Idaho 48. Seattle U, Frosh 62, Olympic J.C FIRE ALARM Juneau Fire Department answered a four-eight alarm at midnight last night and rushed through two in- ches of sinow to 12th and E Street It was a false FAIRBANKS WHITEHORSE JUNEAU KETCHIKAN SEATTLE. in Swift, convenient flights big 4-engine Clippers. You'll enjoy every comfort, expert sorvice — as & guest of Pan erican, world’s most ex- perienced airline. 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