The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 13, 1950, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER MIKES NITE OWLS BEAT COLUMBIANS; GAME ON TONIGHT Mikes Nite Owls pressed the Co- lumbia Lumber outfit last night in the Douglas High School gym, and came out with a win of 64 to 53. It was an exciting game and in- terest kept up throughout. There was a preliminary game between the Coast Guard and the Arctics and the latter won 35 to 22. | In the main game of the evening, Mikes vs Columbia, the Lumbermen held the lead through three quar- ters. Then the Nite Owls started a | drive that overtook the Columbfans. | Denny Merritt led Mikes with a | neat 29 counters. In the last quar- ter Mikes dominated the game and held a comfortable margin from that point to the end. | Itch Hanson, alumni of last year’s | J-Hi squad was high scorer for Columbia Lumber. Mikes Nite Owls with four wins, one loss, are in first spot in the Gastineau Channel league. Summary Columbians fg Bonnett, ¢ ... ASD, B ... Smithberg, f Scett, f . Forrest, g Manning, f . Hanson, { Kelly, g Hogans, g Mikes Aase, g Vuille, g . Linne, ¢ Rude, { Merritt, Blanchard, g Russo, g & Sey, Floberg, ¢ McCormick, f - “mwomeswe] " R PMmOoRowAN Y - woeowoBOHARE WhIONMNW®BO NS HHOMHOMHHOOR HOMOOWNMHm - mhomOBROMW® mRoOoOHOR RO ®weE GAME TONIGHT Tonight the Juneau Hi Crimson Bears move across the Channel and take on the Douglas Hi Huskies. SKI CLUB WILL HAVE MOVIES: AT MEETING ON FRIDAY NIGHT The Juneau Ski Club will hold its next meeting Friday evening at the Baranof Gold room beginning at 8 o'clock with all members and those interested in the sport invited to attend. Main attraction of the evening will feature excellent ski movies taken from the 1948 Na- tional ski championship held at Sun Valley Idaho. Other reels will show outstanding jumping compet- ition from a number of national contests which include the famous record leaps of Svere Kongsgaard from Norway. Those interested in ski instruc- tioni may sign up for the class they are interested in as well as learn more about the ski instruction pro- gram for the coming season. All skiers may join the ski club at this meeting as well as obtain the sea- son tickets for the ski tow. FIGHT DOPE ‘The fight game is picking up and here are the bouts staged last night and results: At Akron, O.—Lightweight cham- pion Ike Williams, 143, Trenton, N.J., stopped Dave Marsh, 140, Ak- ron, (9) (non-title). At Omaha — Harold Jones, 140, Detroit, outpointed Ronnie Harper, 139%, Charleston, West Va., (10). At White Plains, N.Y. — Jimmy Flood, 165, New York, stopped Sal Belloise, 162, New York, (6), At London — Randolph Turpin 163, Britain, stopped Tommy Yarosz, 168%, Pittsburgh, (8). At Los Angeles — Art Aragon, 137%, Los Angeles, and Mario Trigo, 137%, Monterrey, Mex., drew (10). ATTENTION REBEKAHS Meeting 8 pm. Wed. Initiation ang Past Noble Grand night. Isabelle Jorgenson, Noble Grand. ¢ MADSEN'S OPEN TIL EIGHT. INDIAN CEREM By Juneau Camps No. 2 A.N.B.— A.N.S. SPONSORED BY Saturday - December 168 P. M. 13, 1950. THE DAILY ALASKA EM voting to remove Chandler from of- fice.” | Lifting of the prep ban broug! Srlll N | the wrath of several local group down on the heads of the baseball officials. BOWLING AS CHIEFgeqprcor he Tuesday it wajor wo.| WON 1 Resign as BB Com-| B ASKH-B Au men’s, we mean Men's League, icel | rolled with some heart breaking g mISS|0ner—C|ub own' | eTS Hflve O'her P'ans { Here are final scores of basketbal ’games played last night: sults for the top teams last night on | the Elks Alleys. Juneau Florist took | Mikes Night Owls 64, Columbia Lumber Co., 53. the sails out of the Standard Avi- ! ation team by a score of 3 o 1.| §T. PETERSBURG, Fla, Dec. 13| :ehlfi -;te;dl); ih?::‘dniv::l:nsgtlzbgé‘:: | —#—Major league club owners, de- | Arctics 35, Coast Guard 22. Trianigle Cléansis teant, Wt the and 1teymmed to remove Baseball Com- | Phillips Oilers 67, Gonzaga 43. 6t thide games‘ Pars(’ms Electflc}mnssio_nor_fl. B. Chandler without Seattle U. 57, St. Martin's 45. woh 86 ovér R He | becoming vmvolved in legal entangle- | Oregon Col. 67, Pacific U. 63. Hainletd Wk 45 2 b Don Ak |ments, will select a new commis- |Portland U. 69, Willamette 58. $ - |sioner as soon as possible. | Eastern Oregon 60, Col. of Idaho 57 Stout had high series with a 560.| yncertain whether they can force Nebraska 53, Santa Clara 38. Hagerup had high game with a 222. | changler from office before the Kansas 52, St. John's (Bkyn) 51 Triangle Cleaners shot a 942 game leng of his term, the owners are Duquesne 8¢, Pepperdine (Calif) 50 for second place team series of the inopefu]l that the naming of a suc- Princeton 57, Rutgers 51. season. Joe Snow, the left h‘“ded;cessor soon will prompt the com- Boston U. 81, Dartmouth 75. bowling artist, took the bottle of | missioner to “see the futility of it Temple 84, George Washington G4 whiskey off the shelf which wasl‘anu and resign. Colgate 79, New York U. T4. donated by Brooks Hanford for 6| An attempt to buy up Chandler's Kansas State 73, Wichita 42. strikes in a row in one game in contract failed when the commis- St. Louis U. 71, Houston 63. league play. |sioner reiterated his determination Michigan 40, Marquette 37. 200 Club members this week are: to stick to the $65000-a-year job Carlton 61, McAlester 47. Blanton 201, Lincoln 200, Baxter |until his five-year contract expires Toledo 50, Denver 44. 211, Snow 214, 201, Lajoie 202, Ha- May 1, 1952. Indiana 87, Texas Christian 68. gerup 222, Smithberg 214. Honor- | New Baseball Head | West. Ky. 79, West Tex. State 46. ary members, Alexander 199, Shat-! The owners voted yesterday to K Rice 63, Southwestern Louisiana tuck 199. select a new commissioner to re- ' Institute 59. Standings with one more game |Place the former Governor and U.S. Tulsa 54, Okla. Baptist 52 (overtime) left in the first half: ! Senator from Kentucky. This un- Baylor 61, Southwest Tex. State 57. precedented action was taken in a | special meeting after a series of conferences involving the 16 club presidents, both league heads and i a bevy of lawyers. This followed by Dess man of Haines, visited in Ju- 20 hi ilure of the Neau with his son and daughte! jaiout 20 BpRe e feun in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S. Sheldon,| lon his way to the states. He is Won Lost Standard Aviation ... 36 Juneau Florist . . 85 Triangle Club . 32 Parsons Electric . 82 Triangle Cleaners . .23 Hennings . 19 Don Abel .17 35, contract. | : Sticks Rainiers 4 38 Chandler, who succeeded the late going to Detroit to pick up a new| i Vi will take Team and indiviauas ecores are: | Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis z““;;n::g"" which he Triangle Club {in 1945, appeared in person be(ore?I 136 201 164— 501 ;:‘g owners to make a plea for his| . | Glub Turkey Shoot 8:00 s ;:‘; fgg: ifi’ “I went in and told them the to-nite at the Parish Hall. 682-1t 185 152 176— 513 Whole story. I did not recede rrom‘ Scott 161 148— 448 | ™Y smndflearner li,xll Lhe"dfli'." “Happy” Plays Hos o 821 868—2465| pocpite the drastic setback, Triangle Cleaners | Chandler last night continued his 147 158— 446 annual custom of playing host to 211 106— 473 | the club officials at a dinner which 171 157— 482 | went off without a hitch. The com- 199 139— 506 | missioner seemed his old self, liv- 201— 559 ing up to his nickname of “Happy.” d 761—2436 | No one ventured to mention any possible candidates for the import- | ant position, but leading posslbm-\ ties are Ford Frick, President of | the National League; George Traut- man, head of the minors; and War- ren Giles, President of the Reds. SHELDON TO DETROIT | Steve Sheldon, wellknown busi- | 20 33 | club owners to vote Chandler a new Blanton Lincoln Waddell Day .. Ripke Baxter .. Darnell Alexander Snow Totals Standard Aviation McCarthy 126 Barrager .. Haag . Baker Sturrock .. Totals 154— 410 132— 400 | 178— 514 | 154= 500 188— 426 | 806—2350 | BROUGHMAN GIVES VIEWS | SEATTLE, Dec. 13 — W — Did | 13— 421 Happy Chandler get the bounce as | o 5125 baseball's high commissioner be- | 164— 526 cause he opposed scrapping of the | rule barring the signing of high 154— 506 | B | 156— 531 school talent? | | Quoting a recent telegram in 77\‘_2485 which Chandler asesrted he had “fought tooth and nail for retention | 511 of the high school rule,” Royal | 0 Broughman, sports editor of thei | Post-Intelligencer, said today: 52| «His attiv i tant 150— 450 | 3 is attitude on »ths 7impor a_. 157— 446 811—2405 165 214 181 .. 803 Juneau Florist 136 178 | GENUINE | OLD STYLE | SOUR MASH KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON W HISKEY BONDED 100 PROOF Nielsen Houston Lindstrom . Burke LaJoie . 187— 147— 170— Stewart Henning Smith Davlin .. King . Totals et ‘STITZEL-WELLERDISTILLERY, INC., Lowisville, Ky. T | .. 169 222— 559 153— 479 169— 477 165— 495 149— 503 848—2513 | Hagerup Botelho Phelps Werner Parsons Totals .. 159 165 Chocolate- Coated CHERRIES 1-1b. box 55¢ NANCE Se=10¢=-25¢ Store 820 Sicks Rainiers 165 185 181 138 204 853 Don Abel . 155 207 . 150 165 136 139 . 175 199 . 105 169 . 121 879 214— 554 165— 485 170— 495 142— 423 164— 560 856—25217 Smithberg Miller Nordenson Handford Stout ... Totals .. 165 144 143 192 819 149— 511 151— 466 147— 422 143— 517 157— 431 T47—2347 Mork Estepp Sadlier Shattuck Hoyez Totals HOCKEY GAMES VICTORIA, B.C., Dec. 13—@— Vancouver’s Canucks blanked Vic- toria 4-0 last night to move into fourth place in the Pacific Coast Hockey League standings. It was only the second time this season Victoria has been shut out, both times by Vancouver. Your Deposits : ARE SAFE BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS ol DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ' ARE INSURED Sewing macnines for rent at the White Sewing Machine Center. 642-tf ONIAL DANCES THE ‘management of this bank is pledged to conserva: tive operation. The safety of depasitors” funds is our primary comsideration. In addition, the bank is 2 mem- ber of Federal Deposit Insur- ance Corporation,which ia- sures each of our depositors aginst foss to 3 maximum of $10,000. ROTARY CLUB PIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA | ssue undoubtedly influenced Tues | day's action of high officials i SEWARD DEFEAIED OIlERS SMOIHER BY ANCHORAGE 5 GONZAGA CAGERS ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Dec. 13— | P—Anchorage high school cagers | The veteran Philli SPOKANE, Wash,, Dec. 13—(® [ Oilers smoth- ed Seward 46-40 in a Railbelt ered a green Gonzaga University | Conference game last night. ors led at halftime 26-23. Jack Brown paced the Anchorage attack with 14 points each. Ronnie Lewis led rd with 10. Seward, defending itlists, will play at Thursday. CATCHER TEBBETTS BOUGHT BY INDIANS ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec. 13 M-—The Cleveland Indians have purchased catcher George (Birdie) Tebbetts from the Boston Red Sox, Cleveland General Manager Hank Greenberg announces. The 36-year-old Tebbetts, who came up to the big leagues in 1936 vith Detroit, batted .310 in 79 games ear. enberg revealed that it was a traight cash deal with no players involved. He declined to announce he sum. Tebbetts, a noisy little receiver known for his squeaky voice, is re- garded as one of the smartest backstops in the game. conference Fairbanks EMBLEM CLUB CHRISTMAS Party, Thurs. Dec. 14 at Elks Hall—8:00 pm. 682-2t WANT ADS BRING RESULTS The | basketball team 67-43 last night to continue their all-winning sweep of and Ray Leonard Pacific Northwest opponents. Seven-foot Bob Kurland played only 10 minutes and even then con- | fined his efforts to play-making rather than scoring. | The AAU National Titlists held a 37-23 halftime lead. RANGERS SUFFER FIRST | | LSS TO CHIEFTAINS SEATTLE, Dec. 13—/®—The Se- attle University Chieftains cont- | tinued undefeated today, racking up | | their ninth straight victory last night over St. Martin's, 57-45. It was the season's first loss for the Rangers. ORDER OF RAINBOW MEETS | ON SATURDAY EVENING Final plans for the Christmas ball will be made at the regular | meeting of the Order of Rainbow | for Girls Saturday evening at 7:30 | in the Scottish Rite Temple. Christ- | mas music will be played during the conferring of initiatory degrees. All OES, Masons and Rainbow Girls are invited to attend and | refreshments will be served. | For that different gift——Magazine | ! 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