The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 26, 1951, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1951 PAGE SIX ? v : " Twe Doubleheaders | : : | | I e I Bil CHLORESIUMN i Grid Stars Bowling News _ Foothali Open Cage Season Sporls In Brief | ST For CHE 0 Dum | | =t | Service Ph Friday Nigl 3 1 | == = .,.,. jontaing CHLOROPHYLL | eerce One ° . et | Glacier Cab. To wind up the sec- | o Ak R S I o | By the Associated Press ond canto of the first section Car | The Gastineau Channel basket-| Amcr 8 ) race in 21:6752! 11:{\ ‘(\‘.L"'i(:lljl":"lll'“‘l *d‘lj]”} - r P Transfer took Ross' Oasis 3-1 By the Associated Press ball season officially opens Tues- With a Ferrar | protvect . r teeth | ¢ ote | Trans 5 g and gun | Bud Roffler, Washington i y o R day evening with _double-header | n the second half Harry Race| y g _ double-hea, 3 Played the entire game, rolling 1 nluln Sltal Thantre 6lft 42, The| - wwilis the CRMRDILRT o {o games in the Juneau and Dnugus{ At Sydney, Australia—Vic Seixas Price Sl A : ; seingl ) gue leading Home Grocery team |3 affair and o few ‘scattered | NiEh school ‘gymnasium, | Philadelphia, defeated Australia’ | GLACIEI{ C m as Wa n b A beat Butler- , Drug 3-1. Paul|g, across the country this week,| Game time will be called at 7:20| Mervyn Rose 4 ¢ Your Beauty Advisor | Vi e trick with a 106 and Joe|the book was' ciossfiteday on pm. for both cage sessions. Playing | in the final of the New Sou e Aoy Moy Johuny | Pappa = \nder a 191 were| collel L e in the Juneau gym are the Juneau | tcurnament. | TOBI P! I .d ° C i Nl der turning in a 19 1 coege football season ‘ Ride in Comfort Crossed the goal line twice as Cali-| : High School Crimson Bears again e [ AR v h scores for gy nts in two of the RS 5 fornia uj ord, 20-7 151 ae hibh Har NI g ¢ bowls have been de. Mikes in the first game followed| At New York — New York's Yan- | JU NEA U Paul Cameron, UCLA 1 N by Columbia Lumbermen pitted ' kees obtained pitcher Jim McD: n-| the bulk of his team'’s offense as| Team Standings Won Losi 1 one team has been selec-| o the Gountry Club. This is the|ald in a trade with the St. Louis PRUG CO. v 3 ' HOCEEY ch of the other two. | e e ol G 3 o nbRnstR BRA IR s appearance of the Country|Browns for Clint Courtney, bespec- 15T il Phone 88 21-7 “‘,‘ b P 128 v: 3. »yI.A\?ruI:uu“lp)n:rs :g l’; B‘uvl in New Orleans has’ ! one of the two new teams ;:":y 1 mu‘)u:z from the Yanks' Filled Promptly fovctiaown dekia | e ansfer 23 2 teams for the annual New; 1€ I64EUe, A s i Hank Lauricella, Tennes oss’ Oasis 21 53| Year's Day games. The Rose Bowl| " 'vh(cngr?crgur“ Mxti;c s o | sadena, Calif Two un- a Lauricella, s >t ) asi; : ably will be next, followed by 'he opening game will sce asadena, Calif. - i Gained yards rushing A arry Race Druggist 20 24| Pro 3 X sudlns ‘High Sl e, Rt R pfiesoong P o [:,,qn‘,);f '1(:’{3]‘:“]( Glacier Cab 94 [the Ootton and the Orange. :)“ 0 (P,“’](‘, z‘(h,m’l. }éuskm.., gy b '.',Q]C‘:,rv”v T‘L‘,l‘,i"‘:l' s ‘l’lc l()x{nl one touchdown pass and averaged| Team and individual scoring fol- ;‘i’;[‘ it 9 4”23;“;“"- % perials tangling with: the @&k | nual Junior Rose Bow] game. 345 yards on four punts lows: A ey e e the| poad Commi sion, the second new oo i i y Rebecca, Illinois—Kicked Country Club Sugar Bowl and it should a ; et ok it leagiie tearn. At Chicago — The Big Ten has rd field goal to give his!H. Winther 98 =, el - ESHMEA S SRl ananimot ected new champion team a 3-0 triumph over 0. Winther 130 30— stunning 28-0 vittory ovel ReH- | L [ SiSs SOSBEIRE . Hilingis to represent the confe western that enabled Tilinois to win | H. Deroux 106 i‘”““‘“ B teon 0. o RrDugoy | swl football the Big Ten championship and a|B. Cope 102 L : F ib M S +Hip 1o the Tose Bo |5 Tovnssns: 141 188 aryland, too, scored a thumping | FQOIARE . (ares Bob Carey, Michigan Sta ! Totals 5 93—2068 | triumph, defeating West Vi Easton, Pr urice (Clip- Caught two touchdown pass Glacier Cab ; | sFottowing ar o | per) Smith has resigned as head plays of 42 and and bo . Cowan 142 42— 43 Rose Bowl | of ing oo : h at Lafayetie College, three extra poi i Crosby 140 115 : The Rose Bowl gets Illinois and od ¢ g . |‘Athletic Director W m H. Andel 4 K State trounced o, |J. Fr 164 169 131 8| Stanford, champions, respectively stk c teday. Anderson, PO e Your bottle of Budweiser Lager Beer is —_— i 15 1'; :“1 of the Big Ten and Pacitic Coast | Cc 10, T p oach for the past | PR 3 brewed and aged by the costliest proc- o i confere . Neither outfit was ex- | Dartmouth 0, Princeton 13. ked the college not 3 ess known, pected to finish near the top before | Harvard 21 o Ito w the contract. His 1951 . Matson Leads USF & A the season got ay Browr ) team' won only one of eight games i § Caro Transfer s R R e e iiia . : We spend a million a year extra to add To wm' Bul ra[ls i 151 140— 450| ofite on the coast, finally did beat|Virginia 46, Wm. and Mary 0. | At Lewisbt : ucknel { " Europe’s choicest hops to America’s Mallory 76 105 76— 257| ganford, 20-7, in the final game of | Syracuse Boston 9. | University announces its undefeated : : o finest blossoms...for flavor and L. Hunsperger 148 148 148— 444/, n for both schools. But|U. of Hous 7. |and untied foo : X Io Sei New Re(ord Mor 139 131 160— 430454 wag (oo late to hurt the Indians| Oklahoma ebraskn 0. " ['clined all invitations to particips g, | y - / bouquet. K 131 158 156— 445 5 their quest for the title. Fatiaer Memphis State 7. |in post-season bowl games. : A 3 We are the biggest buyers of highests PASADENA, Calif., Nov. 26—~ Totals 693 680—2026 | minoic made it Mich TR Fullback Ollie Matson fell five yard Ross Oasis T 1 hat Notre priced brewer’s rice. It helps to give [ 1 ne Ve ity 15718 , f 3 Dame 20, Ioy tiey.' | 5 ) short of a new ground pai Mills 157 166 156— 479) pj e A Fordham 41, NYU 0. ¢ Oflgy !7 Fe&.hs i Budweiser its stability, brilliance; record ye vy in leading Mills 147 114 Evar n that " 1 the Iilini| Colzate 26, Rutgers 21. S spal‘kle and creamy, snowy foam. versity of San Francisco to Kessner 111 140 - diter b 80, %50 Duke 10, Nox bt L | triumph over Loyola of Lo Rudolph 125 92 3 L buke 1o, NOrds, GRS S L@ g or ailefls win the cl 1 rthwester: ', The All candidate gained |C. 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Davlin 120 38— The Engineers are marking time For the convenience of taXpayers | caijifornia. has not been However, Jege 16 187 1S until their opponent is determineds |Wishing to pag gheir 1951 Scool| “gan Francisco was t Fitzpatrick 147 : turn out to be one of the | Tax before December 1, the MBI} ern feam to finish Fitzpatrick 196 151 159— 508 qouthwest Conference teams or pos- | Office of the Department of Ti \toaton’ e a8 Totals 21 664 T12—2097! 1o Oklahoma, which whipped up | tion, Room 203, Simpson Bldg., will ; ; 3 d Butler-Mzuro i Nits fourtt right: Bis title | rem 0 iuring the noon Hour, ARRIVING V ELLIS Matheny 152 1 433 3,0 e oft N gy until after December 1. If #he| 3 i e ® Porter 110 367 | $5.00 school tax is not paid hy Dee-| Seven passengers arri Doyle 137 ; > elber first a penalty of scrgent | Alrlines Monday H}lght with two | LAGER BEER . McMullin 121 132 IS STILL CRITICAL attaches. veling o Arriying 7 e s Alexander 191 g3 Individual notices to Federal - i > E. Maneman,| 5112 There’s nothing like it . . . absolutely nothing 2051' The. conditi year-old Jim- | ployees will not be mailed out from A. urner, F. Frc h remains t the same— | the Department of T H. Roberts: from Petersburg w ' RNHEUSER-BUSC H, FNCi i i B T.LOUIS attending physician re- | year and a special collector v Harold Jones and Lee Carl Running verbial cycle ported toda The little boy was call in the various offi | of three, a trio of fire calls brought kniied by his father, Melville Leath, | lect school tax. Notices b out the fire department over the last Friday night at their home | published in the various new - | weekend. At 4:10 pm. Saturday here when Leath ently went | and this will was an, overheated stove at the berserk, stabbed the lad and then notice that the I've Discovered That iFuuer apartments on Willoughby. himself. Leath’s condition is des- and payable on or before December Sanitone Dry Cleaning Meansa ' 1 1¢ second call at 9:20 p.m. Sat~ cribed as “fair.” 1. i urday was for a chimney fire at —— et Befter, Longer-Lasting Press! pecy's cafe. Final cal for the fire rtment was at 7:45 am. There's a real treat in store for | sunday for an overhcated stove you when you try our Sanitone | in the village. There was no dam-' o ?ry Cl“fli‘“g- More ";"l”“" age reported by firemen at any FI from WInter ts gone! No trace of clean- a s. 1 i adbesl And wou'll fove that : I L y S perfect press! | BO SMITH ARRIVES | W. 0. (Bo) Smith, newest mem- c I T Y n B Y {ber of the Alaska Fisheries Board, | arrived here yesterday from Ket- c L E A “ E R s chikan to attend a board meeting.’ | He is at the Baranof Hotel. Phone 877 | _ EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY — | 6| N fANm-Dwm“ e SAHON | DESTINATION: Pantry shelves of the world How Special Pail Cuts Costs - o P ’ = ALASKA SALMON, rich in protein and other essential nutrients, goes On Grease and Benfings 8 « /: ::mti‘}f“;:rlds market places where it must compete with other In our local businesses we put ; Catching the #almon and packing it are but part of the job. the biggest emphasis on serv- 7 g = Once the salmon have been tastily, scientifically packed and labeled, ice. That's why we're always > z - they are sent to the market places of the world. pleased to offer you a really - There these cans of Alaska salmon must compete with other useful item like the EZ Fill pail. - 4 B Ao food products: fish, meat and poultry. 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