The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 26, 1951, Page 3

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1951 s, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ;s " PAGE THREE fimfi“fig?’% I3CORES OF MSfiHHG‘I@NF JANCHORAGE |- " o Tt The Metlakatla Ve inal scores of basketball games | | B i e otk 3 % 1 LB ANCHORAGE, Aiuska, Feb, 26— + I feated team in th iyed ovl ncl L - cently wa; * topped (he J he fi 1l tc i Anchorage High school will anc represent Western Alaska against a o yet-to-be determined Southeast how to address hir 1 a forthcoming es | “doctor.” He has f the all-Alaska baskétball crow f N frem Harvard. Anchor , winner of the Fur D —— lezvous Class A basketball last week, defeated® ron SALE 5 Saturda ament, Associajed Press on and Oregon and 1 'utwi‘ the t D Al ern Divis e lo | B titleholder, | capttire the Westerr g b i e U:' .f‘\‘ € A & For ..u-._,o,'u -c'.ah now will play host to | mxs gy, . { . “eihplons, The Boai "Valkyrie [ ' height was too much for the Polar Bears in yesterday's 18 ‘net tonms, Jdocated at | zame. Anchorage led 37-10 f Juneau Small Boat | e, Harbor. could s Fred Fultz was high scorer for See Robert Churchill P | he winners with 18 points. Clarence at Glacier Cab Co. g Willoya led the losers with 14 the second qua 3 (i | perlals ca e RALANCING THE FAMILY BUDGE T—A Haitian family walks along a Por-au | . 5 \ ed in the last b Prince sirect balancing huge wicker hamper baskets atop heads which they hope to sell by day's end. CLIPPER SPECIALI— period. - To keep the ball out of c v 1 the Tmperis, the Vs s pked DOUGLAS Hi DROPS tip passes in the third frar ¢ anova 88, Duquesne T1. twice at V g ime Josets 0> Kearney of the Tir i Notre Dame 53. geful Oregon team climbed 1 John . and . ean 3 WEEKEND fiAMFS | the first basket of the th 3 tie for lace \B, Archie Cava- e to start the scoring for th 8. Hu AL d v ms i B of the game. Jeff David of t after taking a 77-68 beat- | '0 SKAGWAY HGH . . : ight iy was alternating on back ¢ ht and under the b rin e Oregon s r 5 - -~ break loose from Imperia = s its highest on record, ¢ Jeff David of the Metlakatla e Vi The Doug ! close ling. ¢ ‘ n ¢ revious high | Vets took top ir 1 honors in} of 19 team: |lost a three The strain of six games in fow | amassed a NIt 1l tourn- nt werc | way High s days definitely showed on the Im | 'The Idaho Van et night win- it B way on Thursday, 7 and Sat- | erials the last quarter ¢ ey o . ds for the all-tourney all=| pive pronge medals were the aw urday. The first game was lost by the game. Rod Rohrberg of fenaing oy ; an marl ship, | hono the score of 48 to 41, second game | perials carried “ hest scorer ir : me and | slisvotirnamertt Atain: 53 to 40, and third game 69 to 43, | Imps making three bas out 0 > by one with 'metals given: td’ dech| TS ghme Thu was_played 30_Day | the five that were tallie the Ll iy i He pl picked were | nervously with a number -of fouls , Imperials in this period. The Ve Sorcion Bh of his 97 attempted baskets, Bocanan ¢ o Juneau Im- |called on both teams. Score by . . were hel close gu 3, e mad 3 ful baskets | (A t all-t ey ar, Mose: | quarters was Skagway 13, Douglas Roun Tl'lp |C e' e in the fourth tk A per 1 f 54 four | AN econd, and [9: 23-18, 36-27, 48-41. High point, in the third. nes. He 1 44 points all on tel R:kets | man for Douglas was McCormack ]67 1 ¢ ’ chikan R:skets | man for D was McCormac Score by quarters: first 1 . Klukwan ANB with 16 points and Roehr for Skag- | saves YOU o: Vets 19, Imperials 9; 29 Vfie S i \ the first gan y evening % WEas i ve | Way with 14 71-35. @’ ke 1 1 His 2 bt = In the game Friday, score by| Summary ur g earned quarters was , DouBlas | Metlakatla pf o tr he ay the most points |10; 17-15, 37-26, 53-40. McCormack David, J 1 8 Al . player in the tournament. The was again high man for Douglas \PlUs‘”“ Booth, J. 4 L ok ional Inc 1 1 but four with 18 points while Beitinger for Y Leask, I Tictad 18 championship by defe: me: ent winning Skagway had 17 followed by Roehr ON o Atkinson, D. CRORR 1t Olark of Pasadena, C he ci | with 16 i Booth, M Sy T Hansen the Juneau Score by quarters in the final| Juneau and reiul‘“ 7 Atkinson, R. .. 270 0.4 p ame Saturday was: Skagway 15, from { Eooth, Mel B sg 00 | | Douglas 14; 31-18, 52-26, 60-43 Bolton, D. g g o et [ | Douglas high point man was Jen- | Atkinson, T. s gl SN i PR A WS I |sen with 13 followed by Cashen| | Total q % [ ool Ser 1 trophy | [with 10, High men for Skagway| Foilow the summer fo sunny | Juneau— pf fg fi 4| HOUSTON lakatla Vet - | were Roehr at 18 and J. Hoyt at 16 in chp er! ool Tider o o v o, 44 i Ll He At Heawgii Ry Flyi g y :A At | Hansen, R | open trophy wasi} _“”‘“ Jits: Harry Jobens CRY IN THE NIGHT! ! @ Thirty-day Excursion Fare, in effec hunI: _‘l? és lba’ . . 9 q to arry J 14 n, H * 1C . .« T ) 2 3 0 €l>am Bd (P 3 “als | jpan Rockets; Merl Willi e includes Sleeperette* comfort across the Paci o1 ns, L. E 0 B U5 d with Ev\, % 3 ilver . baskgtbgll - a¥g: ANB. ANAHEIM, Calif.—(M—If was 4/ luggage allowance . . . delicious meals . .. stopover privileg 1 B e G R § ;g’g@«g Y S ) each player. A bronze basketball |'igty o o5 awards cor am. and patrolman Alvin E. Rogers| in Seattle. You fly all the way in luxurious Pan American | Ihle, 000 ORLANDC SEHIEIVEL 36 jwas awarded to each'of the pIBYESS |G o™ yimy “Ryan, Sterling | wag speeding his expectant wife to | pt i For reservations call ... \vcc:l, H gD e | 3! ANB'feant. | T " Souwld, Bill Frishy 1| the hospital. op that crying. Clippers. For > Vuille, J 2000 B 2hner e ; 1 to each Bloomauist, i | Jimmy,” Rogers called to his fm_u'-l Baranof Hotel, Juneau . 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WORLD S MOST EXPER £ e L N i three out of the six times the gar hampionsh r women. “"""*) > was tied up. The {first tie of the | o L B RS (i ) game came mid-way through the|Won the men’s title for the fourth G Py e f | e L vt e The thinking fellow broken by Petersburg. Sitka brok | the third tie of the period and ca { ahead to take the first period by three points at 20-17. A 2~ Zon defense was used by Sitk quarter. Petersburz led ofi the tecond per g to tie up the ne of the game Calls a YELLOW? Your bottle of Budweiser Lager Béer i# g \ z brewed and aged by the costliest proc- Pa, won his s world pocket bil ip, defeating Georg of Canada, 150-45, in 11 26 —(®—The races gave additional need more AUBURN, Fla. Ralph Jor Georgia was named head football coach at Auburn. of shooting k the s 3 [ ess known. 5 : of this perios m defense on bot} TROIT — Earl (Dutch) Clark, s much of a fight in ¥ . P P géb 14 FOR A sides had shifted to a man-to t ba oach, was named games We spend a million a year extra to add PHONE & OR g affair, ad football co: p of the two-day Europe’s choicest hops to America’s : Shifting their defense again i1 rector at the Univel a jor tryout for next inedat blo or flavot o Y E l— 0 w C A B trla the ouric) Sifes et face o month’s Olympic trials at Sun Val- finest ssoms . . . f I s B a zone defense ley, Idaho, went to Guttorm Berge bouquet. 1 Petersburg con | tinuing the man-to-man. 4] Norwegian ex ] Thompson of Petersburg kickec fiOIKEY fiAMES Whitman Colle his team into high gear near the - M helf way mark in the last perioc By Associated Press with a basket from the top of th(| wpe: portland Eagles clintb slot. Sitka had made seven poiut in the Pa before it I . Last tie of t > race last night g with two and a hs minutes left before the final horn while T: Ou of the Merchants sank hi | seattle 4-1 gift shot to do it. Moses Johnsor ztflz{lfl;; ANB broke the tie With ¢ | seattle, form n fourth plgee, to In an effort to save the game i e mnd dimmed the Iro Petersburg took the ball on an ou { , .,y\\-n{v bid of bounds play after being fouled. e ge student at , Walla Walla ——— e We are the biggest buyers of highest- priced brewer’s rice. It heips to give Budweiser its stability, brilliance, sparkle and creamy, snowy foam. Paul's Dogs WinRace al Rendezvous s hat trick led it AR er Van- HORAGE, Alaska, Feb. - 5 in over s i nf‘Ga‘:’j‘fi_"_ Do you know of any other beer whose iddled | the 2,000 first prize in the $6,000 label tells you just what you are six [ Fur Rendezvous all-Alaska 100-mile getting? Our label is your warranty et o rack P MILLIONS HAVE MADE THIS TEST honinec short cuts or substitutes. New Westminster's R added| Paul negotiated the four S8<mile .. Drink Budweiser for five days. 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