The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 3, 1950, Page 3

FRIPAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1950 TILDEN IS VOTED GREATEST TENNIS STARIN 50 YEARS AT OPENING GAME ten (MPS BEAT MIKES . e o 0 ve there any arzument? HOLY CROSS, ‘ = DUQUESHE IN | &S MOOSEDEFEAT .0 ot i | DOUGLAS HUSKIES . our on top of Mikes by tour points, —_— 8, in last s doubleheader , i . COWL ~ (By the Associated Press) sacketball tilt played in Douglas. | g xing NN Lisags oo Holy Cross and Duguest In the first g the Mooser Kyt ,.",f”‘ e nation’s top ranked college railed the Huskies for the two £ oA ball teams, continued un ters and then came back strong | s night, but St. Bonav the undefeate: Holy Cross, altho of the game without ho had a sore th of the g Y every rival ciated pol! The the persc fallen cent year ballot for Ja the cur sior ted Budgce late experts wure Huskies where they remained remainder of the game. Bob econd contest s its star cast almost. a sol Loyola, pasting ton Garden. I from er strong ht Owls, Duquesne also made it 16 in a;r wed themselves completely as row' with a 60-5¢ mph over Cin- | ially took the lead during cinnati. fourth quagter of the see-saw Canisius snapped St. Bon: ! battle and effectively stalled the ball ture’s winning st at 11 for the last minute of the tinal 49-42, before 12,605—the canto. basketball crowd in Buffalo’s h Box tory. Three other tear top ten—Kentucky. State and CONY night. Kentucky ranked s nip-and-tuck aff: 66-64, with bi in 27 points. Eight Alabs nullified bec North Caro! the lead in the with 57-50 tri est. CC. ton Coll Syracuse bea behind Ed Milk nt profes- 2 votes. Don ded comet ¢ the chot Wils e woman’s eatest of the ning six nong tive scores are as follows: divided players. ' STAR GRID PLAYER OF WEST POINT IN ACCIDENT, UNHURT ARLINGTON, V Lt. Glenn W | player in his esc ranked in the, North Caro! also won s ~ took Scororon pping i G I 0w o B field goals of fouls were ! & ) Feb. 3—M— Davis, star football West Point last night when t kidded and went ov FICHT DADE. (VERDUCC GUITS, HGHI@? OPE ST. MARY'S COACH couple of a s in the f: et a g the touring s carry a one- 2 N lead into t second I« the $10,00¢ Tucson Open golf ney. Wally Ulri inneapolis and Manuel De La To; forced their names bef of ‘the fraternity yesterday needed only 64 stroi par 70 El Rio cours They start out today a scu in front of tou Penna of Cincinnati, O., a rge | Buck, Westport, C oth Kearney irley hig inhurt from the car. Golf Surprises in Tucson Open Tourney, Two stopp FRANCISCO, Feb. 3—(A erducci. whose collegiate 1 teams have been anything but sur completely surpri everybody today with his cond: ation College. resignation stipulations” col} Joe with “certain was submitted to the rd of Athletic Control E meeting here yester- . William J. Bettencourt, Public Relations, said the did not disclose what the stipulat: " were. Verducci, who jumped to big time football from a n Francisco high hocl coaching job two years ago, IMMer. | had two more under JACK LA MOTTA T0 o SHOW STUFF TONIGHT - DETROIT, Feb. 3— (# —Middle- eight Jake La Motta promises to | all ght to show thel Altogesher 47!Loxing world he can put up a for his crown when out t the broke par. I 6 played A—The past gz Bill Til- here ‘was 1o real the tennis player. Moody, head coach at even par, Co-fav J Calif,, is poised ¢ four top with score of 66, So are half a dozen other | threats. . The ehind the round ! STORIS LEAVE The Coast Guard Cutt sailed from Juneau yesterday Storis for Parish all those 7:30 o'clock. February 4, Hall PROMENADBE Promenader ing club, will meet Saturd at 8 o'clock in interested will er Of ipis $9,000 enish, | o sund non-title bout. | i = s | may T SAT | gnel danc- | night, the The Calling practi start at captured disclose years to year contract. He did his future plans but well determined he ng for a job at San Colleg g0 0 a State National Geographie Socieiy for American craftsmen have re- the lost medieval methods g glass. Kodiak. tainin because BUD means BUDWEISER, the world's most famous beer. The distinctive, delicious taste of BUD has made millions of people say, “There's nothing like .it . « « absolutely nothing”. Budweiser LAGER BEER BREWED, AGED AND BOTTLED BY ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC.;..ST. LOUIS, MO. U.S.A. THE DAILY ALASKA T JUY U, ALASKA /F HAVE BASEBALL CZAR '3 PLAYERS - COMES TO COAST SIGHED UP, TIGERS ROIT b, P OAKLAND, Calif., Feb. 3—¥ (Happy) Chandler, high commi ioner of baseball, will be one ¢ he honored guests at the openir game of the Pacific Coast Leag eason here March 2 between Seatt nd Oakland President C. L. “Brick” Laws [ <land club, who extended t n, said Chandler wou everal days in this March 25. BOWLING CLASSIC CHICAGO, Feb. 3—(M--The al in two days W Vi are se Crass p 1 Night seconc i third RCADIA, 50) def TIDE TABL | d S FEBRUARY 4 High tide 3.05 a.m. | Low tide 8:57 aun, 1 High tide 2:55 p.m., 18. Low tide p.m . o fix | | Calif. ated Wid nta Anits ! 16.9 ft. 3 ft. Calif btball ® . The sun will be A 18 and Sept. 12, | £ wventur t at New York U PAGE THREE Beer o wi foward s WC Day, Alaska yesterday Juneau to points To Sitka: Neal, Jessie 1d Henry Jardin erington, Mr homas Talo; to Douglas and M Andre Johny donate EYES EXAMINED LLENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. 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