The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 16, 1950, Page 3

FOOTBALL TIPPINGS NEW YORK, Nov. 16—P—Illi- nois is the pick here to defeat Ohio State Saturday. The betting gentry figures the Buckeyes, defending Big Ten cham- pions and No. 1 team in the recent Associated Press poll, as a touch- down the bette: - But the Illini are playing at home, their backfield is ir fair shape for the first time in weeks and there is a slight matter of a Rose Bowl trip at stake. That should wine out Ohio State’s slight, theoretical advantage. However, don’t use the rent money to back these selections too far. There were 15 incorrect ones in th 70 decisions posted last week. That’ an average of .786. Here are the other picks week: Missouri homa. Army at Stanford: the odds mak- ers say the Cadets will win by 19 points. That margin is too great even if Coach Earl Blaik has shifted Al Pollard to the No. 1 backfield. Army. San Francisco at California: the Golden Bears aren’t going to let, their victory string die off in thi one. California. North Dakota at Kentuc tucky. Texas at Texas Christian: Tex Princeton at Yale: Princeton both an offense and defense. Prince- ton. Mississippi at Tennes see. Michigan State at Pittsburgh: Michigan State. f Wisconsin at Penn: Pennsylvania. Notre Dame at Iowa: Notre Dame. Minnesota over Purdue: the Gophers will go all out here in Coach Bernie Bierman’s Minne- apolis swan song. North Carolina at South Carolina: North Carolina. Arkansas at Southern Methodist Southern Methodis! Here are the others: Friday night—Hawaii over Brig- ham Young. this at Oklahoma: OKkla- : Ken- ee: Tennes- Saturday East: Amherst over Williams, Boston University over Idaho, Brown over Harvard, Dartmouth SHOOTING HOURS November to to to to to to to to am. am. “am. am. am. am. am. am :21 123 125 8:28 8:29 8:32 8:35 8:36 ) ) RRRRG %) GCN AR IR R R R R R AR RR AR RRIRTRTRS £, A A S A s il A T RRRRS RRRRRRRRRRFRRR AR AR R R R RAR AR R RRRRGE XA OO0 NOOXT A ! over Cornell, Fordham over Temple, Holy Cross over Georgetown, Navy !over Columbia, Trinity over Wes- leyan, Villanova over Boston Col- lege. Midwest: Detroit over Oklahoma nd M., Indiana over Marquette, as over Kansas State, Michi- | gan over Northwestern, Nebraska | over Iowa State. South: Ala a over Georgia Tech, Clemson over Furman, Duke | over VPI, Ge ov Auburn, L8U over Mississippi State, Mar; West Virginia, Miami rida, Tulane over Virginia, over Tennessee Tech, The Citadel, Wake Forest | Carolina State | North Texas State | , Texas A. and M. over | Texas Tech over Arizona, Texas State over Hardin- , William and Mary over Rice We We. Arizona (Tempe) State ver Colorado A. and M., College of *acific over San Jose State, Colo- rado over Oregon, Montana ‘over Utah State, New Mexico over Brad- ley, Washington State over Oregon State, Washington over Southern California. 13 MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS DRAFT 25 MINOR LEAGUERS By FRITZ HOWELL CINCINNATI, Nov. 16—®—Thir- teen major league clubs paid a total $239,500 today players frc gues, 22 of whom were ‘picked up from he Triple A circuits The Chicago White Sox led in the selections by picl while the St. Louis C: e New York Gjants and Brookl; Dodgers did not any player. Three selections we the eighth place Kar City club of the American Association, the Yankee farm being the hardest hit of any of the minor league clubs. A year ago, 21 pla were elected at a cost of $192,500. The selections included: National League: Pittsburgh — George Ketkovich, Oakland, Cal. Boston—Louis Marquez, Portland | ore. Brookly! | Louis passed. American League: 1d Brown, Seattle. eveland—Lou Klein, 1 geles. Detroit—Steve i mento. New York—Robert Muncrief, Los 1geles. the claim made from New Y Chicago Los An- Souchock, Sacra- Al POTATO SALAD! BAKED BEANS! PIES! ROLL CAKES! COOK- IES! BETA SIGMA PHI FOOD FRIDAY A 11 a.m. PAR- CTRIC. BUY YOUR BUY YOUR DINNE RRRRRRRRRRRRRARRRRG | organized for SKI CLUB I§ MAKING MEMBERSHIP DRIVE; BULLETIN ISSUED “Skier’s should not let this Taku them,” said one of the membership committee of the Ju- neau S lub today, “since a Talku wind rarely hits the Ski Trail. I ave seen a 50 mile wind in Juneau t the same time it is calm and peaceful on the Douglas Ski Tra! The Ski Club membership drive went into it’s third day as Juneau's kiing group distributed a bulletin, , “The Juneaw Ski Club, What it Means, How it is Organized, How it ‘unctions, and Wi it Accom- plishes.” The bulletin, which is directed to new skiers and those who have skied throughout the states for a united effort on the pari of ski enthusiasts. The Ski Club was the. “Promotion of Skiing on Gastineau Channel,” and for the past 15 years has stressed a program for the improvement cf facilities which help ski bulletin states that, “A co- ted effort on the part of all is required if the individual is to get real benefits from Machinery is necessa to the wheels rolling, and the Ski Club is that force in neau.” Alaska there are no large cki resor operated either by private sital or by the government, which have hired attendants to do all the work connected with operating ski tows, providing fuel, meals, etc. In Alaska it is necessary for the skiers to organize themselves so that fa- cilities can be provided at the lowest cost possible, so that shelter cabins may be clean and so that the spert may be conducted orderly and effi- ciently. Ski Club applications are avail- from the Secretary, M n Herring, Box 2951, Juneau, Dean Williams Ski Shop. HUSKIES FLY SOUTH; MEET 5O, CAL. ON SAT. SEATTLE, Nov. 1 versity of Washington scheduled ride today for Los Angeles and thei game of the Pacific Coast Conference football season. A light workout preceded the air hop with another drill scheduled tomorrow on the Coliseum field where the Husky eleven will meet hern California Saturday. Yesterday's final heavy drill was primarily defensive, with the hold- them-back boys practicing goal line skier skiing. keep (#—The Uni- Huskies ' stands against a frosh eleven simu- lating a Trojan attack. ston, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE [DAHO VANDALS HEAD EAST FOR GAME SAT. MOSCOW, Idaho, Nov. 16—P— Idaho's Vandals headed east today confident they will fare bette: than they did on their previous Bos- ton jaunt 10 years ago. On that invasion, the Vandals | eleven. although their stock picked: up re cently after holding Wyoming to a 14-7 margin. KID MATTHEWS WINS BY KO, 2ND ROUND OMAHA, Neb., Nov, 16— (P —Har:) (Kid) Matthews floored his opp: ent literally last night in taking ¢ two-round knockout triumph Arcade (Wind Mill) Pearce of Stl | Lake City. 1 Se. e puncher droppec Pearce for a seven-count in the { first round, then drove him through the ng ropes and to the floor with lid right in the second That e d it Matthewn weighed 172, 170 It was the second victory in three nights for the Seattle battler. Mon- ri) Pearce Frank Ronkovich at Salt Lake City. FIGHT DOPE Fights last night turned out as follows: At Oakland—John L. Ds Richmond, Calif., outprinted | die Dawson, 187, Chicago t12). { At Omaha—Harry (Kid) thews, 172, Seattle, knocked Arcade (Wind Mill) Pearce, Salt Lake City (2). At Detroit — Gene (Silent) Hair- 154, New York, outpointed | Lester Felton, 153%, Detroit (10). | 135 d- Mat- out 170, MRS. DIMOND CONVALESCING Mrs. Jehn Dimond is convalescing | at St. Ann’s Hospital from a surgi- | cal operation and expects to be an afternoon airplane jable to return to her home in the Rocovich Apartments shortly. i | Refrigeration Service ! Radio Repairs | Guaranteed Work Reasonable Prices Days 987—Nites Red 858 Arctic Refrigeration NOTICE Due to the illness of John M. Doogan, Edward Poole will manage the Doogan Janitor- ial Service. FOR SERVICE The Elks... ANNUAL THANKSGIVING TURKEY SHOOT Bttt i . Friday scosos== Nov, 1'd KRk Public T o o o o N N o o oo NN o oo o o oV G g ot oo N N DN DY & P, M. s’ fiall Invited B T T e e § Proceeds for Christmas Charity Fund and Children’s Christmas Party TN ooYoYs SRS RO — PHONE 637 4] NN o oo ot to oo Eo o NN N N o o o o o Voo N e O N o e o o N N oo NN N oS R o ooV against Boston University Saturday | ! bowed 60-0 to the Boston Collec | | | Idaho again will be the underdog | unbeaten day he won a 10-round decision over | JUNEAU, ALASKA ARC MEN ASSIGNED T0 JUNEAU OFFICE Eight Alaska Road Commission who have been on the hardson Highway work the past are due to arrive in Juneau 1 Valdenz on the Denali Sunday, disclosed at the local ARC today. They have been as- ed to the design section to work ns of preparations and speci- for road contr: to be by the Commission next rded pring > engineers have been emplc m road location and constr supervision on the Richardson Tighway. In the party are Hubert D. ‘hatcher, Ferris J. Mecham, Charles itzel, Edward W. Baca, Joseph Jr., O. F. Sihler, P. R, Brindle, Svenne: Bel 0. A FORMER JUNEAUIT! After a short visit with ¥ Mrs. K. E. Ashebrer friends on the emi left Saturday in Portland, Ore, mi who was at lumbing busine ere ten years Mrs. Niemi ar ircn have made their tland. He was h and h:l how ald he was only day visit cculd not ier. FROM GUSTAVUS Irs. Alexander Johnson of tavus is staying at the Baranof Ho- | tel, SITKA VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Somers of Sitka are guests at the Baranof. FROM TAKU HARBOR Mr. H. Nesvog of Taku Harbor is at the Baranof Hotel. FROM PETERSBURG J. J. Braun of Petersburg is stop- ping at the Baranof Hotel. He is a | former Juneau resident. NO DAMAGE REPORTED TO ARC PROPERTY BY FAIRBA ARD N nage has been reported t the A a Road Commission head quarters office in Juneau to it \ys or shops and property ir a as @ result of] the rd which struck there Sung according to officials here The three highways, Richardson, and Ellictt have been opened ully and traffic is as usual tese succe «at this season. ENROUTE TO SITKA Joyce Still of Sitka arrived here yesterday from Seattle via Pan Am- erican Airways and is stopping at the Baranof Hotel. FROM PELICAN Cordon Underhil SOUR MASH KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOUREBON WHISKEY BONDED 100 PROCF TZELWE Distributed throughout Alaska by ODOM COMPANY Delight her this Christmas with a lovely new fur coat Come in and let us show you -our collection of gorgeous new 1950 Fur Styles . . . e DS Use Our BUDGET PLAN For Your Convenience e PSS | Sliver Blue Muskrat Mink Blended Muskrat Sheared Raccoon Laskin Mouton Sable Dyed Coney Chikiang Lamb Siberian Squirrel Alaskan Seal And numerous others . 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