The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 8, 1949, Page 3

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8§, 1949 N TIE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MINORSWIEI. 1lOUISTO KEEP BONUS KEEP ON FOR YEAR BOXING s | ' BALTIN ~AOR Dec leagues went into th ion of the convention - day it appeared virtually ce: that the onus rule wc ned—at least In- | rule, Fpon pion, reclining in his jlis club. of the American) itk an ice bag over his sociation, is supported b e ! bruised left held bigher minor leagues, a jority ghtly- # | newsmen allm the finish of the smaller ones are against it scheduled 10-round exhibition W it learned. | Valentino. A three-quarter vote is necessary | &i'm fighting an exhibition w for repeal, and it locks much | 1eo Oma in Detroit next Wed like the Indianapolis club and its!day night and another with followers will fall short of their|gioeman in Oakiand, Calif., on natk. That means it would take| pes 19. After the first of the year al the votes of only 15 of the 5B;Im planning an exhibition in | leagues to defeat the proposal. I\“”“' America. I've never boxed \ Although the clubs, were under|there» (QllEGE (AGING strict orders from the execullve| yalentino, outweighed 39 pound council not to divulge their stand | was no match for the brown | before the official vote today, it|iomber, has leaked out that the big three| after the exhibition Louis of the minors—the Pacific Coast|«valentino is a rough and gam Ieague, International League and|fiohter but he doesn’t have too} American £ iation—have voted ch of a punch.” in fa of repeal. Valentino, in his dressing room, told newsmen: “Louis is a much better fighter " (m—Base- | than Charles.” Ezzard Charles, the N.B.A. hi 11 bonus | weight champion, knocked ou late in a closed execu-|entino in the eighth round of session of the National Asso-|match in San Francisco last Octo- of Minor Leagues ‘ ker 14. id (ANDY LEAGUE 10 TAKE OVER ALLEYS AT ELKS TORIGHT kes over the first play tc the followin: a three-fourths majerity scary to repeal it x leagues voted tain the regulation. One passed its opportunity to vote. ASKETBALL D FPesults Final scores of basketball games Mr played last night by various col= Johnson le are as follows: L. Elanton Pa WEST ‘sons, C. Shattuc can Jose State 58, St. Mary’s| Mrs. Shattuck, B. Haig, M. Lav- (Calif) . A. Nielson. Gonza; 65, Whitman 29. Ward, S Darpmouth 6 Yale 64, New York AC Connecticut 56, Tufts nnsylvania 71, Swartl W. Miller, E. Lin- n, J. Hazlett. *Villanova 80, St. Francis ( Cross 71, Trinity (Conn) BJi F. Ward, E . Bt % n { Forsythe. | COLLEGE CIRCUIT IS | Lenoir R" i 76 (three overtimes) | Cklahoma 55, Texas| —_— > i FORTLAND, Dec. 8—{®—Forma- Indmna State 75, DePauw 52. |tion of a new West Coast college Nekraska 58, Northwest Mo. 39. | circuit may be in the ofi ac- e lu:tl ng to Father R Sweeney Chairman of the Portland Uni FIGH'I‘ DOPE | sity Athletic Board. i+ Tentatively it would 3 {.orllaud‘ San Francisco Univers ' anta Clara, St. Mary's, San . I state, Loyola, College of th ;h;m and Nevada. All now as independents. “We expegt some concrete moves AtiNew . OF mmsfi}zumm " Father “"\Ecnt‘y said. New Orleans, stopped Tippy L ) 143, Garfield, N.J., 5. I HOCKEY GAMES At Omaha—Ha | hews, 172, Scattle Y tne Associated Pres Davis, 172%;, Indiana 1 ' The Northern and South At Fresno, Calif—Rudy V. sion leaders 133, Los Angeles, outpointed Jackic | Coa Blair, 12944, Dallas, 10. ! 18 A i New Westminster, out in front NOTICE | the northern sect After December 10, no telephone; irom behind to gain a 5-5 tie with rentals for the month of December | visiting Tacoma. will be accepted at a discount. All| Babe Pratt and Amy Dufault remittances must bear postmark of ' pushed in goals with less than six net later than discount date, Please minutes to play to give New West- be prompt. minster the deadlock. JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS! In the Southern Di TELEPHONE CO. ady. leading Tan Franci: Fresno at San Francisco. ion, league- REBEKAHS BAZAAR In the only other game sched- | I1.0OF. Hall Dec. 17, afterncon uled, Los Angeles was a bad host, | 1-5, evenjng 7-11. —adv. turning back Oakland, 4-1. NEW RELIEF/ For Sfuffmess, Coughs of Colds You know — like millions of others — how wonderfully effective Vicks VapoRub is ‘When you rub it on. Now...here’s amazing, special relief when there’s much coughing or stuffiness, that “choked-up” feeling. It's VapoRub in Steam <+ and it brings relief almost instantly! Put 1 or 2 spoonfuls of VapoRub in a vaporizer or bowl of boiling water. Then — breathe in the soothing, medicated vapors. Every breath eases coughing spasms, makes breathing easier. And to prolong relief—rub VapoRub on throat, chest and back. %’c Ks Use it in sieam . ..Rub it on, too! 'APORuUB ]‘ETAR ROOKIE essing room | it Kb NAMED “ROOKIE Ul‘ YE. \ll" in. American I 06 for St. Louis Browns, Roy Siever: iven higher rating by wife, Joan, s demonstrating technique in the GK?.MGMA AGGIES AMATEUR ;Jél% KEEP TO TOP IN | L:.ON HOT DEBATE lOOMS' o 7:30 o’clock By TED MEIER ‘x‘oRK, Dec. 8—(M—Winter| SAN FRANCISCO, ual cnn\umon oi H\n | one of the national|Amateur Athletic Union npmed m- mll(‘gc basketball. This | day with red-hot ses to be no exception. | on whether to ba s Cowboys romped to|from AAU straight victory last| The 250 dele 55 to 34 conguest of the|sider opening s Aggies at Stillwater. profi featured a national| The four-day presided over by e | game | program concentrated in the east. nia and Princeton, two Mayor of Columbus expected to be powers | dent of the asons with Cros: Muhlenbe ‘Waddell, | © > far wes RAINIERS GET 2 |t NEW PLAYERS BUT LOSE 3 OLD ONES ifanager E irom the in Baltimore, ansactions had ser 1an Be Neil hville of the y Williams, 11sa of the Texas I athount of cast :0t disclosed. h kitchen, WA the Oklahoma Aggies | The 61st Eastern in- | Holy Cro Villanovs klyn, 80-57.1 b the Pacif had thr Young 1 cluz also 1 outfield HINES AT HOME }@Mg*‘ AND F I MAYGOTO 5\:-. { ?}' LIONS TEAM I 950 8 I'wo of] after batting By JIM BL‘JRNS lumbj other game is between t five"and Arctics. foreign athletes | also will con-| venn et | ATHERAN LADIES 10 | MEET TONIGHT, FINAL SION OF 45 VEAR FUTURE COAST GUARD ia o me| TIELEERS WIHTQUR een extended to| who have g rination for appoint- in Room 218 of | RED SANDERS 10 STAY WITH UCLA the decided - to re- Buildinz at 1 p.m. \\hexe they will be sup- training course at the Aca- and application blanks. 1ey will then be shown through 17th District heaquarters. After that, they will go aboard the Storis and inspect the ship jrom stem to stern, Commander Tydlacka said. The examination for appointment | to the Academy will be held Febru- t ! ary 20.and 21. BETTER HURRY UP! WE'VE ONLY GOT | DAYS LEFT 70 00 OUR CHRISTMAS _SHOPPING 0 won 3-2 from | Behrends, Co QaALIcy SINCE /847 BRI 3] Dami odist, m ind up as profes-| ates next yeay at De- | Lions will have to say n videly acclaimed 1¢ { Yale af r the ‘I'm waiting right Local basketball interest will sl s tonight with a dou the first gam: i Teams scheduled to pla Lumber vs Moose Southern | 1 offer,” SCHWINN BIKES AT M\l:\l J— The Rums sith a Reoutation S EMON HART FAMOUS SINCE 1804 for soft flavor unique bouquet. Sole U. S. Agents Distributors for Alaska . ODOM COMPANY ‘300 Coiman Bldg., Seattle 4, Washington “matched pair" soon becomes a wel- comed part of your home. 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