The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 25, 1951, Page 6

PAGE S1X Marciano Is Ready For Joe Foothall Pickings | NEW YORK, Oct. 26—M®—The | cost of steak has gone up but you can chew on these football selections price: for the same old The | Cornell over Princeton: GREENWOOD LAKE, N.Y. Oct.|game of the season in the east with 25— (P—Quiet optimism 00zes from|ipe winner the likely Ivy League this training camp of Rocky Mar-/ champion. Cornell has the better ciano, ten Brockton, Mass.|palance heavyweight with 37 stralght vic-| Michigan State over Pittsburgh tories | The Spartans' Don Coleman is one The way the 27-year-old ArmY|of the country’s better tackles veteran acts, you'd think he Was| menpessee over Tennessee Tech: ready for another Humpty Dumpty | rne vols regulars get a Saturday in Provide rather than the| g chance of a lifetime against old| yyinois over Indiana: The Illini Joe Louis | will keep on grinding out yards and Other fighters “died” in the| i oo dressing room for fear of the Brown| ' wMurviand over Louisiana State: Bomber's fists. This won't happen|gn comparative scores entirely — to Marciano Maryland defeated Georgia, 43 to The fight will be held Friday . 1Sy gid it, 7 to 0 night. Louis planned a light drilll “go thern California over Texas today to finish his training for the| cpiictian: The Trojans rugged bout. | linebacking should decide this one | Baylor over Texas A. and M. | vanderbilt over Georgia Tech | california over Oregon State: The Oregon State team that lost to Michigan State by a single touch- down at the start of the season | might spill the injury-ridden C: | fornians but apparently that was | the Beavers game of the year. | Texas over Rice. i Subcommitiee Ends Baseball Investigation WASHINGTON, Oct. B — A House committee has wound up its investigation of baseball but| Chairman Cellar (D-NY) cautions| there is no quick answer to the 48, < Sprinting through the others: Friday Night University over Temple, George Washington over Furman, question of whether the sport vio-| Miami over Mi sissippi, Oklahoma lates the anti-trust laws. | A. and M. over Detroit. “There are many complicating | | Saturday factors,” Cellar said as the hearings ¥ g o closed. “For that reason the sub-| ,East: Columbia over Army, Brad- committée will not attempt any ley over Brandeis, Bucknell over hurried 'Solution.” Lafayette, Dartmouth over Har- The hearings ende d, Delaware Muhlenber; Boston ortly_aff . 8 w York Town, Lehigh over | man Saturd lights were ’;X,:L,M‘;fi{\,':l‘i}x(f.’)r::.m»qN p(orYtht‘ New York University, Penn State|turned on in the stadium before organization of six major leagues |over West Virginia, Pennsylvania|E Evashevski told his charges to call| instead of the present two. over Navy, Syracuse over Fordham‘. it quits. MacPhail didn't say how, or where, | Yale over Colgate. Washington — Hugh McElt#nny, | his major loops would be set up. Midwest: Cincinnati over Texas u‘e Hu: km.' potent groun: ainer, e L Western, Drake over Iowa State, the sidelines yester- eeieeceoroororocreesoss |Kansas over Kansas State, Miami ¢ Lariz or col-| | (0) over Marquette, Michigan over operat md . H l | Minnesota, Nebraska over Missouri, | fullback post. Half State over Iowa, Oklahoma over|ped scrimmage. Coach How FO(l(’ll By the Associated Press | Colorado, Tulsa over Wichita, Wis-|explained he was u reserves | consin over Northwestern. because Washington “will need all\ At Washington — Larry McPhail, | South: Duke over Virginia, Geor-|the power it muster 5t |gla over Boston College, Kentucky | Stanford Sa v every former New York Yankee president, | told Congressmen investigating |over Flori baseball that there should be six|over Virginia major leagues. , North Carolina State Tech, Mississippi | 'nvex Presbyterian, Tulane over Auburn, Virginia Military over At New York — Gene Melchiorre, | Catawba, Wake Forest over North George Chianakis and William| Carolina, Washington and Lee over Mann, forner ¥ Bradley "University | William and Mary over stars, pleaded guilty to conspiracy | in the basketball fix case and are | liable to a maximum of three years in prison Davidson, Richmond bt)lllh\u‘fl Hardin-Simmons over State, Houston over Arkansas over Santa West Villa- r West: Denver over Brigham ng, Montana over Utah State, Washington State over Oregon, | Washington over Stanford, Utah ‘o\cr \’\')Omnw At Milwaukee — Marquette ‘m(HY‘{h Tulsa broke off athletic relations after the latter school was accused of roughing tactics in a game last week. | At Los Angeles — Action on the| Pacific Coast basebdll league’s move (Bradley Baskelba“ | league-arate may ve taken o e S1a1S Plead Guilly league’s annual fall meeting hcre[m Game FiX S(a"da! today. NEW YORK, Oct. ketball All-America Gene Mel- chiorre, along with Bradley Uni- versity teammates George Chianakis and William Mann, pleaded guilty Fight Dope Wednesday to conspiracy in the By, the Atsgeigted Press | basketball scandal. They had been indicated on | charges of conspiracy, a misdea- night: | meanor, and bribery, a felony, in At New York (St. Nicholas Arena) [connection with a plot to fix a Arthur King, 134%, Toronto,|consolation playoff game with outpointed Teddy “Red Top” Davis, | Bowling Green in the National In- 1322, Hartford, Conn., 10. vitation Tournament in Madison At Miami Beach, Fla. — Bobby | Square Garden on March 19, 1949, Dykes, 152'%, San Antonio, Tex., General Sessions Judge Saul S. outpointed Roy Wouters, 158, Mon- Streit yesterday set Nov. 14 as the treal, 10. date they will be sentenced. NOTICE—NOTICE 25—(M—Bas- | Here are results of fights last ATTENTION PIONEERS Regular meeting Pioneers of Al-| Yacht Club meeting Tuesday 8 aska and Auxiliary at 8 pm. 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[MARCIANO] These pictur: heavyw: contender r current training sessiors, when they meet for their 10 Square Garden {Oct. 26). of former heavyweight champic Racl how how they will ccmpare physicaity ound batile Both will THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Louis, Marciano Measuremenls?floflv Rainbow Al ‘0?‘ fgqnaml Safurd fav | Miss Dol with costumes every occasion, i down evening i by the Ord Girls vh n Llnn\"\l event of Rainbow for Rainbow THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1951 | v . fHospllaI Noles DiMaggio Declares | Admittea to St. Ann's hospita| H@ Will Oufl Baseball W 0y were Mrs. Fred Vet- | terick, Jack Webb, Mrs. Lydia Ver- TOKYO, Oct. 25—(P—"1 haven't non; dismissed were Mrs, Ennis | changed my mind about quitting.” | Whitaker, Peter Moe, Hans Totland. With those words Joe DiMaggio Born at St. Ann’s hospital to | tonight reiterated his decision to Mrs. Harold DeRoux at 2:12 a.m., | end his career as a baseball player, Th famed Yankee clipper made his statement in an interview over the Armed Forces radio network. DiMaggio is touring Japan with an all-star baseball team. wursday, a boy ‘weighing 8 pounds ounces. Admitted to the Government hos- pital Wednesday was May Mills of Ten : dismissed were Joe Nel- son of Yakutat and Ernestine Hayes of Juneau. en the Octo- in the Scottish Rite Temple. Today Mi Ra red felt circula or straps and Other costumes on e a blue satin straple gown with a blue net st d print sun suit and a chartreuse bathing mit, & Pk silk sum-| DELIVERIES m dress with a shade hat !m match, a brown satin aft JUNEAU — dress, square dance and pe 10 am., 2 and 4 p.m, costumes, French lingerie, satir | Jot Louis (right) |kid siippers, coats and suits with| DOUGLAS — PHONE 704 y Mar 10 (left) made during accessories to accompany them nnd‘ 10em New York’s Madison w day of the hght » “In‘plmlo Chart. Pacific NW Grid Notes SEATTLE, Oct. 25— Northwest football notes: Washington State — Coach Fo: est Evashevski worked the Cougar overtime yesterday prepar be ready to go Oregon State — A light drill and | State over Alabama, The Citadel{a train ride were on the schedule! for Oregon State footbellers today.) After the wo it, the E to board a train for Be Saturday’s game against C NOTICE CORRE! (‘TlO\Y Yacht Club meeting THURSDAY 8 p.m. Baranof Iris Room. 47-1 R. W. COWLING, Comm FROM ARLINGT! ()\ V\v VA, K. Wilde Blackburn of Arlington, W. Va,, is registered at the Baranof Hotel \—Pacific| Veleran Back;m, \Buddy Rosar, Gels many other changes with her her own doll Bill Barron promise fect shape by Many other of clothing. her feel com-| 3 friciaily at In order to make h in officially at noan the |, oely at home with he owner, Miss Rainboy will house W to have in p the and hot| ised for the carnivi v v all ages. Balloons and Release from "Sox pond for. the. youns 1 fancy work for the adul | BOSTON, Oct. 25—/P—The Bos- candy, baked goods, coffee ton Red Sox have given veteran dogs for all. atcher Warren (Buddy) Rosar his | unconditional release. | Th" 31- W‘ AT -~ nl(l b lLk stop started NOTICE CORRE (Tm\r | Yacht Club meeting TE aranof Iris Room. tRew- Yo ki came. to the Red Sox from the 3 TR, GOWERI Philadelphia Athletics after the 1949 season in a deal which sent \mhcld(r Bllly Hitchcock to the A's Twe Universifies j Break Relations MILWAUKEE, Oct. (fl'\rh\ charges of gr tactics” in last Saturday's quette-Tulsa football game resulted | vesterday in cancellation of ath- | letic relation: tween the two uni- | versities. The accusations that caused thej cancellation of a return game s d here 7. 16 were far ;m":c Coach d 'und;xy; sle B! ght that movies of owed that a Marquette thout penalty and cou pass until the! » because our ends were| ed to the ground.” in the schools’ been clipped ‘we that first | | — EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY — Three easy steps in choosing a finer-fasting whiskey : 1 Have X4 knowing which is which. Taste each one for smoothness, flavor and freedom from harshness. BE YOUR OWN WHISKEY EXPERT! oz. of Calvert put in one glass, and the same amount of any other whiskey in another—without Then fm fi@flsflm Tave?f’:e‘ f@r 33 years! | d eating — fresh lu-l‘ time! — B — A4 pick the one that really tastes better. We’re sure you'll choose Calvert, because its taste is determined by a “Consumer Jury” of folks like you. But if you still prefer another brand, stick with it. 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