The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 21, 1950, Page 3

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1950 OKLAHOMA " NUMBER § GRID TEAM NEW YORK, Nov. 21 University of Oklahoma, knoc on the front door of the wee Associated Press football poll season, finally got into the living room today as the nation’s No. 1 team. Now the question is: can the ram- paging Sooners of Coach Bud Wil- kinson retain that lofty perch until the end of this unpredictable season and become the first member of the Big Seven conferencee to cop this mythical football crown? Oklahon: was voted the No. 2 when Notre Dame end son as the Ne. 1 club. West Moves Up In addition to Californ finished fourth, three far teamis occupied berths in the ns tion’s second ten. Wy W 12th, Washington moves 19tk to 18th, rated No. Unlike we @ is the fi . 1 spot this season. Oklahoma, which souri last week 41-7, beaten st to 29 to run its stra who lost to Illinois, fell from fir to eighth place. Sconers Records In seven previous po Okiahoma was ted tk four i s the n's sportswriter portscasters put the finger or Sooners were I nd No. 5 in th st speechle m be voted No. 1 with a total of 296 points. This was 526 better than Army. had How Poll Stood Oklahoma, voted first with 296« peints, polled 173 first place vote compared with 36 for Army, 55 fo Kentucky, which moved i X for the fi time this year. Army winner over Stanford i X and mud, 7-0, received 2438 i i Kentucky, which walloped he 83-0, got 2 P California Fourth California, with 20 first votes, held its fo h place r: for the second week in a r 2,188 points. The Gol overcame San Francisco in the mud m sixth to fiftk trimmed Tilinoi Te: moved { as the Longhorns Christian, 21-7, while a week ago, ad defeating hio red a Cot v erth the Southwest Con- ference title. Princeton hung on to seventh place, lashing Yale, 47-12. In ninth and tenth places are Tennessee afi Michigan State, which held same ranking last week. HUSKIES WORK 0UT FOR GAME ON SAT. SEATTLE, Nov. 21—{M—Univer- sity of Washington gridders took easy, yesterday, but bear down today and tomorrow in their only heavy workouts of the week prior to S urday’s clash with Washington Stat College at Spokane. Two Huskies came out of the 28-13 win over Southern California with injuries, but only cne—defense man Dick Sandberg—was consid- ered a doubtful performer against the Cougars, He has a bad shoulder. The other casualty, Louie Your- kowski, suffered a bruised back but should be back in action by the weekend. CHANTRY HCME HIT BY FIRE THIS MORK proximately one mile 1 the Juneau-Douglas bridge Douglas Island, amounted to $ A hole was burned in a floor and there was some smoke damagé Char 1 the Coast Gu the Seventeenth Coast headquart n, cor on the home, orted th fire. Members of the Junsau Vol- unteer Fire Department answered the call saving the second buil in two consecutive days on Dou Island with hand pump water cans. ANDY EARLES BACK Andy Earles of the Anchorage CAA office is back in Juneau after | urday ai . a trip to Southeast Alaska CAA stations. He is at the Baranof Hotel. i 1 ‘Gus Geo for Landing shortstop-man: ral baseball offer ver before making up his iere he will land in 1951, Washington Senators and ites are known to of his services White Sox al:o bowled las with Doroth:; Shamrocks rol Jane Faulkne: 520. Leading standin it o and S eneral M Lane have only reach Pan Sweeney's Am ing with the Whit the better ones.” Sweeney's Shamrocks 2 25 199 111 132 122 125 14 icap eeney 9 110 120 28 160 . 642 mas Hoyez Grove . Totals Gus George 149 112 122 122 120 117 105 97 166 155 662 603 ST 160 123 129 150 129 691 . Estes . Moore Cal L. Lougher . Oldham Tot the s fund layed 5 to the to ton last 1 five, powerful L. Blanton 138 7-7 4 Johnson . Shi < ‘Wilber week. lost three this seasc GOSH, LOUS Totals City Cleaners {. Johnson . McLean Totals ndicap . Riendeau 118 111 116 606 611 . Johnson . Museth Totals 613—1 Pan American 130 117— 352 133— 42, . Vuille . . Marsh reported. L y T T since lo: zard Charles, he was fai sure he would bLeit than the 218 pounds he toted 1 the ‘title bout at New York last ing t 2! i5: SEARCH CONTIHUING 408 13— 339 | FOR MISSING WETCH 622—1933 | | Carroll . Matson . Heason Totals .. 145 122 113 S 620 691 | ne, the cutter private " fishing the search in Yaks Coast Gu ne and rtinuing od of Snow White rted here to i sea conditions are dif- | hopes of finding them are | dwindling. Helvig n St. | ospital here, was with the | last Tuesday when the| troller, the Dixie, on reef Rock. The wrecked and | ssel was located | n Ladie: 3owling team showed their heels to e high ranking major league’s Aviation Men's team in a match rolled on the ' loc: Saturday night. Bob Haa high game of 184 and hig y on the reef. of 553 which consoleq the stinson reached shore safely ers somewhat. Jane = Faulkner, | but the Wetches apparently drowned | an American captain, gave him |in the attempt to reach shore. ood run for his money w T SR me of 193. Saturday nig FROM ANNETTE cember 2, these two teams will again | Members of the U.S. Coast Guard roll a special match to give the from Annette who are stopping at men a chance to redeem themzelves. | the Baranof Hotel are N. J. Wer- Following are scores of the fi seli Chris Weitzel and Joe match: | Spinnito. SHOOTING HOURS | November vecial had erie 2an Anierican . 113 132 . 151 151 144 andicap G. Vuille J. Marsh . E. Stewart J. Merritt J. 137— 415 137— 465 125— 398 160— 449 | Day . Faulkner 156 154 193— 503 | 22 — 8:32 am. to Totals 847 857 865—2650 | 23 8:35 am. to Standard Aviation | 24 — 8:36 am. to . Houston 128 144 157— 439 | — . Barrager 161 161 161— 483 MR R ISR D s T 1 1o | CHIROPRACTIC EEALTH CLINIC . Sturrock ..... 183 136— 486 | FOOT CORRECTION Totals . . 802 813—2457 Beltone Hearing Aid L] L] Dr. G. M. 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GRUENING Ernest Gineening, while shop- in Portland, Oregon, was in- viewed by a reporter for the Port- 3 onian,” as follows: 1est Gruening, in Port- week on her way to the governors’ conference at discovered what she con- S real bonanzas” for the ernor’s mansion in Juneau—n; and curtain shades e “absolutely impervious to expedition shades, ip-cove (There was a hat, folding un ella, ent list.) that the bulk of went to Chi g for her three grandsens, Clarke, throp and Bradford 1 1s0 in Juneau. Also for holid were plastic reindeers, unob- nable there. Many children, in addition s, frequent the large wt built in 161¢. The ich terials an nd too on d to ite realized either “bon- and is especially de- ! te ¢ y i obtain the shades, be- 4 n on a co-operative daylight nights (un- mother occasionally bother 't youngster” WO we aska’s “first lady” since 1939, has found upkeep in rishings for the 14- h Southern colonial- A ansion the major shopping the reet-me-not tion of the furnishings which winters and sunk through he has h s around the flag- frequent in Juneau gardens, dah- ang are spirea, gladioli, Michaelmas daisies peonies. gardening de e believe: rlopment in recent year , has been with vegetak Dur dens e years of victory residents discovere etable: conditions through guidance USDA expert, who co onal program on 1 built-up rows and aeration.” “vegetable gardens tluur- gar- “for good dr she ish.” Mrs. for the chamber of commenr: >d Alaska last summer. “They charmed Alaskans and made us all feel that we wanted to visit Portland.” Gruening had v IMPORTANT United Trollers Union Hall at 7:30 pm. 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