The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 31, 1949, Page 3

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1949 | | | Pl gl Mo By (4 | bas 3 1 st night: | % vs Florida State; Pineapple Bowl, gfik:éz’:g,]%“;emf;&’:fh ]:; 0% | Orcgon state 54, Stewart Chevro- i Honolulu, Stanford vs Hawail; [ g tgoiie ‘0 A o S agmer 62 lets (AAU) 4. | a Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, Fla,, | (s, . s SR s |Colorado A&M 3, Colorado Col. 33. kmory and Henry vs St. Vincent |y bigrig it b 0 A i j East. Washington 67, Montana 59. i | (Pa): Oleander Eowl, Galveston, William & My\:fi)v?loéssj?wn Hal - | British Columbia 66, Ida. State 64. (By n?e. Associated Press) Tex, McMurry (Tex.) vs Missouri 4 4 | Seattle Univ. 48, Pacific Univ. 40. The University of Washington Valley; Salad Bowl, Phoenix, Ariz. Tennessee 64, Drake 57 (Final CO™M | yni a1 55, Seattle Pacific 52. Husky basketball team, rated by Arizona State (Tempe) vs Xavier EBavrl Tourney) d Central Washington 52, Northern | Fre-season dopesters as a not-a- W) : Prairie View Bowl. Hons- Santa Clara 59, John Carroll 58. Idaho 50. i chance squad, should soon be out | ton, Tex, Fisk vs Prairie View. l\o_tre D_ame 59; Purdue 41. Carion (Utah) 45, Utah Branch Of the underdog role :}:zd given a i i Wisconsin 54, UCLA 52, Aggies 37. | chance at northern division honors. 1 Kansas State 59, Colorado 46. Calif. Poly 79, Southern Oregon 56.| The Huskies chewed off an early —_— | Utah State 54, Pittsburgh 50. Snow (Utah) 52, Dixie (Utah) 45.|lead gained in Seattle last night by NEW YORK, Dec. 31—(P—Now| Michigan 49, Kansas 47. Mont. State 72, Rocky Mountain 52 | thg Columbia University Lions and come the battles of the bowls— Illinois 68, Princetom 61. Hamline Hawaii 49, went on to win 60-56 for their Nebraska 85, Iowa State 67 (over- jninth win in ten starts th's year. three today and a dozen on Mon- | day—with 30 football teams ending the season’s hysteria. Syracuse, outpointed Dick Wagner, The 15 games are expected to| g9 Toppenish, Wash. 10; Lee Sala, draw some 650,000 fans and total| 153, Donora, Pa., stopped Reuben ! receipts of more than $2500000. ) jones 1701, Norfolk, Va., 9; Rocky | At New York—Nick Barone, 175, Many more, of course, will sit in at | Marciano, 180%, Brockton, Mass., a distance by television and radio. ;4 keq out Carmine Vingo, 189 ! The punting, passng and pushing | New york, 6. | starts today ' with the East-West| At west Palm Beach, Fla.—Sonny Shrine Charity clash at San Fran- | !Luciano, 142, Paterson, N.J., ik cisco; the Blue-Gray contest ab|pginteq Danny Stepanovich, 141, Montgomery, Ala., and the Raisin| g, Antonio, 8. Bowl meeting at Fresno, Calif, be-| 4t Hollywood, Calif—John L. tween San Jose (Calif) and Texas, {Davis, 133%, Oakland, Calt, Tech. : |knocked out Baby Ortiz, 134%, The program hits high gear on Meo City, 1 Monday, which wil feature the, Rose Bowl at Pasadena, the Cotton‘ i . T0 VISIT JAPAN. DURING FEBRUARY ‘The biggest crowd. of all—103 000 —looms for Monday's Rose Bowl| extravaganza in which Pappy Wal- | dorf's Golden Bears of California are a 6-point favorite to beat the| Big Ten'’s representative, Omo‘ WASHINGTON, Dec. 31—P—| State. | The Joint Chiefs of Staff plan to! Oklahoma’s Sooners, unb2aten visit Japan early in February, the! and untled in their 10 regular | Defense Department announced to- | games and second only to Notre day. Dame in the AP standings, are The announcement came as inter- | favored by eight points to beat national attention was turned on| Ninth-ranking Loulsiana State defense of the island of Formosa,| (8-2-0) in the Sugar Bowl | now held by the Chinese Nation- | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 1l y 3 ‘llm ton 72, Wichita 66. i | Arizona 65, New Mexico 52. Texas Western 54, West Texas 52. » FAR WEST W SKETBALL Foesulls Vachington 60, Columbia 56. Stanford 55, Texas Aggies 49. | a8 core lege | " Here are final scores of colleg: | Minnesota 47, ®alifornia 45. | DA | D time) igton chared SCOTTISH RITE EVENT | | Indiana 68, Butler 57. mn with Crezon Towa 70, Oregon 69 (owvertime) cpped up Missouri 44, Oklahoma 42 (final o“ MONDAY AFTERNOON slow offensive Big Seven tourney) SR ;:trv\mt (‘h SCUTH The Scottish Rite ‘will observe Kentucky 71, Bradley 66 (final|the New Year arrival with the Sugar Bowl Tourney) usual event. This will be given Miami (Fla) 53, Pennsylvania 51. Monday afternoon from 2 to 4 North Carolina State 50, Penn State | o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple. 40 (final Dixie classic) Baltimore Loyola 69, Regis 50. DAUGHTER FOR WILSONS Georgia Tech 63, West Virginia 48.] Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wilson of ‘Tulane 58, Villanova 55. Tulsequah, B.- C., became the p Beautiful Silk and Satin STELLAR A Close-Out SALE Rice is the choice by 72 points alist government. over North Carolina in the Cotton| The announcement said: ‘Thls Bowl, where attendance figures to ! trip has teen contemplated for sev- | be around 75,000. eral months but this is the first| The Orange Bowl will accommo- ' period in which all four officers date an estimated 65,000 for the could get away at the same time.” | l*‘“addeafl Robes 20% off All Sales Final ¢ confere At the Clothes Closet Tuesday game tetween Kentucky and Santa| Clara, which seems a virtual toss- up. Kentucky's Wildcats are a 3- point pick with most odds-makers. The Gator Bowl game at Jack- | sonville, Fla., where 36,000 persons are expected, brings together Mis- souri and Maryland and this one really has the expocrts stumped. Rounding out Monday's bowl schedule are: Sun Bowl, El Paso, Tex., George- | Western; | town (D.C.) vs Texas Cigar Bowl, Tampa, Fla., Wotford The military chiefs have made similar trips to the American com- | mands in Germany, Austria Bnd‘ Alaska They went to Europe last summer and to Alaska last Sep- tember. | The announcement said their February trip will take them to ! Japan and Hawaii. | | Alaskagrams? See Tuesday’s paper! s About 37 percent of U. farms H e Lovely Gowns and Slips i P The Opening of Bud’s Bar ' now have telephones. See and Hear the World’s Greatest Cnnsole Juneau Plumbing & Heating Co. Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. South Franklin Street Seeburg- --lOO-—--Selectomatle . 3 * * o R U001 T OOy S HUSKIES TAKE 'COLUMBIA IN e State, Rhode Island State 65, No. Car. 60 |ents of a girl yo t ? )y 1 tiit, (overtime) Ann’s Hospital. The child, u‘,m Previously unkeaten, the Mo Murray (Ky) 72, Brooklyn Col. 50.|at 5:50 p.m., weighed six pounds Giizzlies yielded to the super- Duke 54, Wake Forest 52. four ounces. | charged Eastern Washington Col- SOUTHWEST lleze Evergreen Conference five, Navy 53, Southern Methodist 50. |Alaskagrams? See Tuesday’s paper!/ 67 - s e - Peak use of lights, stoves and @nd similar communities, ACA reserves a speciol more heaters than in normal block of seats so that its passengers share equal weather proba:ly caused the trans- | Tomagfthriond which Blew s fuss | priority with those who buy tickets in Juneoul last n'ght in the Second Street| Substation. | Service was suspended on all lines served by that branch. Lights o8y iy L out at 5:52 p.n. and power | nm“ was restored at 6:40. far, winter conditions have caused less trouble to the Light Company than those of last year. | PELICAN VISITOR Mrs. Grace Hartley of I elican PAGE THREE |LIGHTS, STOVES OUT | WHEN FUSE IS BLOWN DUE TO OVERLOAD| Sontbbound? Housewives whose dinner prepa- | rations were interrupted last night probably said, “Why does the Alaska Coastal Alrlines enables you o arrange power go off at a time like this?" | ~through your local ticket agent—ycur passage That, according to C. B. Holland | of the Alaska Electric Light &| Power Company, is exactly the time | it happens. 0 the States on Pan American, and then fo any . spot on the globel And for you who buy tickets In Sika, Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagway, Hoines is a guest at the Baranof Hotel Just Received! ? : A Shipment of Chevy Chase Trader Vic’s | Tom Famous g , Hot i " Buttered Jerry Batter Percy’s Liquor Store . * For fine work on remodeling - we wish fo thank: * * Triplette & Dalziel Ken Albright ‘ * Happy New Year § i ¥ i et