The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 9, 1949, Page 3

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1949 COLUMBIA, ARCTIC ARE WINNERS OVER MOOSE AHD STORIS The Columbia Lumbermen and the Arctic Bar both troke into the win column by defeating the Moose and the Storis respectively 1ast|‘ night in the Douglas High Schuoli Gym. W The scores for the games were. Columbia Lumber 62, Moose Arctic Bar 39, Storis 29. The first game saw an outmanned Moose , squad go- down before they sharpshooting Lumbermen who,.up until that time, had yet to win a game, The Columbians were held to a five point lead in the first quarter, but began to pull away from the Moosemen in the second period with a scoring attack that lasted unt.l the {inal horn ending the game. High scorers for the Columbians were Bavard with 17 points fol- lowed by Nordling with 14 and Hogins with 13. High for the Moose were Watchman with 16 markers with teammate Jerry Magorty close behind with 13, In the nightcap the Arctic tive came from behind in the second quarter to tie the Storis cagers} at the half 17 all. In the second half the Arctics went ahead to win 39 to 29. High man for the Arctics wasg Arnold with 15 points. Evecich led the scoring for the Storis with & markers. BOX SCORES Columtia Lumber ig Graves 1 Lowel Bavard Nordling Erown Moorz Hogins Totals omwromoNS is i Sowrame Swonmnonmm ; SR R - = Moose Magorty Jones Pegues Garcia Watchman Graham Pinkerton ... Brown Totals w “omomRoo O N @ o moomvmacocow Arctic Cahail Francis Feterson Moore Arnold Oldham Titbets Hebard Totals Moo aNMOONR Convoruoor Bwnvonwwoowr Storis Tyler Pankratz Manning Parker Fiaminzo Evicich Vasquez Tipzey Sells Fhillips Totals 8 | - S FOOWHWHONO MG “ocoocomvMmomOR R RO R N R OO R O ANOTHER GAME TONIGHT Tonight other league games Wil Le played in the Juneau High School gym, the first game of ¢ doukleheader, Mikes Vs. Cfls]ers‘l starting at 7:30 o'clock and the second game will see the two high school fives of the channel com- peting, the Juneau Crimson Bears against the Douglas Huskles. BEST ENDS NAMED BY MIDDY mei ANNAPOLIS, Md. Dec. 9—(#— Notre Dame—but not All-America Leon Hart—dominated Navy's all- opponent team announced today. The giant Irish end, who received the Heisman trophy this week as outstanding collegiate gridder of the year, rated “honorable mention” but nothing more. Instead, the Middies chose Army's Dan Foldberg and Wisconsin's Bob Wilyon as the best ends they faced al] year. Folduerg, who caught anything thrown in his general direction when the Cadets trounced Navy, £8-0, received 19 votes, Wilson 17| erd Hart 15. Others were scattered emong a half-dozen flankmen. SCHWINN BIKES AT MADZEN’S. Buy Christmas Seals Help Stamp Out TB THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE--JUNEAU, ALASKA 'TDASKETBALL $35000 OFFERED KEFPING BONUS | LOUIS FOR "REAL | STICKS MAJORS | FIGHT™ SAYS NO. By STANFORD BRADSHAW | 4 o e e s, | - BALTIMORE, . -Dec,. 9 : b A% thls i o4 | faiture of the minor leagu ; ‘L‘;Ffl ize ring.for 1%|ou; tne bonus rute is findiny his refirement & |y nuc piavers on major lea | Fihal scores of ieading college basketbal] games played last nizht {arc as follows: (ageResults |- The Wisconsin 36 68, Linfleld 38 Touthern Oregon 63 7c, Nevada 51. terror dena 64 Franci 5 lorado State 46. B vrweiphit \ikin- ters representing a total outlr: n or we State 3 S -:"'Cj" .Clw““" of some $800,000, Regis 37. i i evidnly | Aqded to this sizeable bundle Wyoming 49, lorado A&M 42. | 2 c-:";l;mlill(’\‘l“y .m\. e 185 tonus-te minor : Phillips Oilers 50, Idaho 39. b x 8 NO"| players to se the total ex- ciated Press) 3 te P meback he h a ess d in a comeback, but the | congituee to well above the m CCNY 67, Southern Methodist 53 Kansas State 58, Long Island 51. Harvard 86, Boston Univ. 60. money” proposals again ‘are eing waved at him. out in front midway the first half, Oregon State Col- lion mark. It is small wonder then major led leze won its second straight basket- % The e f Lee 9 " ot 5 Siena 60, Champlain 23. it it ment of - Lee Onn.l s went all out to ditch base- road game last night with Western Ky. 78, Bowli Cirean who with from a scheduled T8t ‘son PraVRRRaL )i consin's strong Big 10 quintet| o, ;1 10, Bopling e exhitition go with the Browh Ifi‘d;;]'\ l(h e }h "xm i : X z eading the fight for re a 49-36 vietim. R Bomber here next Wednesday, offers | y o oorenter residel ther Northern Division Couje ggu“é?qtfaflmfif' Duk:v“-h 5 | 535000 ca) fight.” |1::;;)"1";‘1‘{1"‘;x]“;:" i remce five was not so success-| N-C: State T4 George Washing: Lo K ladelphia Phils, who own e terence five was B suc Noi £ And J co-manager obypanyg plg than } ) mpion Ezzard Charles, | wants a m; 1 next summer be- | ' ( { | Idaho fell 50-39 before the ‘hillips Oilers at Boise after pacing he AAU invaders for the first six n nutes, The sta Alabama 56, Mississippi 38, Virginia 60, Roanoke 45, Notre Dame 57, Creighton 50, ° tween his man and Louis. He sees a “million doll te.” redon State ‘hroks SNy from| SIGESE I8 S0WA State 48. It's all somewhat confused. onsin at the 10-minute mark| Iiinois 67, Toledo 51. Louis says p held a 22-12 halftime lead, | Oklaboma City 49, Emporia (Kas) | «pm enfbying my retirement. A Badgers were never closer | %' (two overtimes). definitely have no plans for a come I han eight points during the sec- Tulsa 40, T“outhwew(rrn (Kas) 26. | pack.” J4 e ) md half. » Texas Christian 65, Abilene Chris- | pyg Sullivan, Oma’s man-| ... [ Much of the difference between | ‘ian 57 ager, ob R O 1 he two clubsicame ab the foul line| Baylor 88, Texas Tech 37. That guy is in there throwing, e i ¢here OSC hit 15 of 20 tries as| Texas Wesleyan 59, Hardin 53. [pombs, Theyre not exhibitions | he Ligt ced 3 ; Sottthenstért OMla: B3, Bt: Marvs) Tnevre Fehl Sars. Take dtiiam | Tomi il St Dig SRile ontrasted to Wisconsin's poor 1 | catcher Frank House, Detroit (§7 Jf 28 record. (Tex) 41. me, he's already come back.” 1000y oitekes % a1 Elsewhere in the Northwest, the This stems from Wednesday night i E(;;“m p‘;::‘,:,g J:Qég'gu, ?‘n}{?‘f\:,c{.‘ naple courts were virtually de- E in Chicago when Louis knocked out | oyt Simmons, Phillied (860,000) : c:ted, Pacific/ Lutheran went afield S Ar".E Buvs No_ 1 Pat Valentino i the eighth round, iioner Frank Quinn, Boston Red o trim Linfield 68-38 after hold- of their exhibition'match. Valen- 000): pitcher Paul Heir ag only a 31-23 halftime margin, (AI(HER FolLOWING ino lasted just eight rounds against | 1« New York Yankees ($50, VBA Champion Charles. | and: outtielder Jackis: Jen: nd Pasadena college edged South- T Or regon in a 64-63 thriller, G R A S S 0 D R A F .I. STUDEN Srflll,v__ i \ ,000) . es (4 A Joint Congressional, Commit SKI (LUB PREPARES - | o..riic 5o o scattes| BOOSTS SANDERS! ccc on Non-Esentin Expenaiioees (lUBRGOM- ‘I‘YROES Rainiers picked up a acement | 3 {has announced that more than 'v ' for the drafted Mickey Grasso yes- g 50,000 persons were dropped from - terday, reachi up into the majors LOS ANGELEZ, Dec, 9—@®—The| the ment pay Cecto'er. The meseting of the Juneau Ski}seasons r r catcher with Coach Hen Red) nde:s ; “lub, tentatively scheduled for to-| C.ncin Reds. d out how ich UCLA is !:(—i & iizht, has been cancelled as com- » undouktadly will be the nd him when more than 3,000 § R MEN WHOY nittee members prepare the club= catcher needed by the Pa-|:tudents ‘staged a huge - | SHAVE EVERY DA oom in the Arctic Brotherhood t Leazue club since Grasco | terd to congratulate h'm on stay- \;Q fall for “dry-skiing” sessions for d by the Washington]nz in Eruinvill rather than ° & eginners Thursday. Naticnals. He was purchased out- g to Florida er ¥ ‘Sn‘ndny ski club members will|:ight, General Mana Earl Sheely through scores of con-; “d heulder their kent koards and meet | announced from Baltimor ns, Sande:s) 3 it ‘the Baranof Hotel at 9 am The ; : £ gy ; " sHAV‘c‘“M Tom there they will go to Doug- | pitcher “I'm going to keep all of them.; p0-BRUSH as Island to carry out final work [ hander, optio vl te nice to look at if I lose cream preparing the ski slope for the the recommendation of mar aight. games. E The MODERN s\\‘:\l:‘e“ inter's skiing, c dent Neil | ager Paul Richards. ! e H for MODER d today Sheely disclosed also that Frank | Mink and Woif traps at Madsen’s, | meeting has been set| Colman, long-hitting first sacker, 65-tf or Thursday at 8 p.m. in the cluz- i hered | ccm in the A.B. Hall. Beginning |1 VTQ Y AQTQ . } fitecs S Woka riiibss wtio wish | | “ EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED |i o brush ap on kick-turns will be s flowers, difficult to dis- | ‘ DR. D_ D. 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