SCORES OF
BASKETBALL
Final scores of basketball games
played last night are as follows:
Whitworth 75, Montana 63.
Oregon State 55, Portland U. 43.
San Jose State 62, San Francisco
State 60 (overtime).
Yale 66, Dartmouth 59.
Columbia 68, Penn 50.
Army 60, Williams 55.
Muhlenberg 69. Bucknell 67.
Amherst 66, New Hampshire 53.
Indiana State 56, Butler 52 (over
time).
Okla. A. and M. 55. St. Louis 44.
Missouri 46, Wichita 38.
Dayton 68, Louisville 61.
Cornell (la) 84, Coe 61.
Miss. Southern 72, Chattanooga 64.
Wm. and Mary 73, Wash-Lee 65.
Mississippi State 71. Mississippi 67.
South Carolina 56, West Va. b3.
Johns Hopkins 55, Catholic U. 51. '
New Mexico 52, New Mexico A and
M. 50
ROOKIE LIMMER HAS I
SIGNED WITH ATHS
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 18— —
One of the most talked about b 1 e- [
ball rookies has signed his 1951
contract with the Philadelphia
Athletics.
He is 23-year-old Lou Limmer,
first baseman who led the Ameri
can Association in home runs and ,
runs batted in while playing with
St. Paul last season. The books
show he hit 29 homers and drove in
111 runs.
Limmer figures to give Ferris
Fain a battle for the first base
spot.
The Athletics also received the
signed contract of pitcher Joe Cole
man yesterday.
BUSTIN’ OUT
“Legislators, Welcome to Juneau"
posters are busting out all over
Juneau today through the Juneau
Chamber of Commerce. They cost
a buck each and the Chamber hopes
to raise enough to plant a sign on
the Alaska Highway to let travelers
know that Juneau exists and can
be reached by air and car-ferry.
The only son of the late oil
millionaire Frank Phillips, 54-year
old John Phillips, has died of a
heart attack on an ocean liner
bound for New York and due
tonight.
Sporis Briefs
Durham, N. C. — Kenneth C. j
(Gerry) Gerard, 47, Duke basketball j
coach eight years until retirement
last fall, died after illness of sev
eral months.
Galveston, Tex. — National Col
legiate Rules Committee restored
fair catch to football rules book,
made few other changes.
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Cincinnati — Xavier University to
retain football coach Ed Kluska for J
at least another year.
Camp Pickett, Va. — Army re
classified Art Houtteman, former
Detroit Tigers pitching ace. as not
fully qualified for combat duty.
Miami — All At Once ($6.80) and
Valpam ($5.801 won split divisions
of inaugural handicap at Hialeah
opened 40-day meeting with record
opening day crowd of 23,758.
Adcadia, Calif. — Akimbo ($10)
won the feature race at Santa Anita
Park. h 4> j*
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WELCOME ASSEMBLY
MONDAY MORNING FOR
MT. EDGECUMBE TEAM
A welcome assembly in honor of
the Mt. Edgecumbe basketball team
will be held at the Juneau High
School in the activity period next
Monday, Leslie B. Avrit, Principal,
said today.
The Mt. Edgecumbe team, sched
uled to play the Juneau High School
Crimson Bears next Monday and
Tuesday evenings is due to arrive in
Juneau late Sunday from Skagway,
according to advices received by
the JHS Coach Arnold Solcy from
the team manager.
JITNEAU SCHOOLS NOW
INTO SECOND SEMESTER
Tomorrow- will end the first week
of the second semester in the Ju
neau schools. Last Friday was the
final day of the first half of the
school year. The quarterly examina
tion headaches are over and report
cards are being issued this week.
The Chicago Tribune has printed
a story from its United Nations
correspondent that says the United
States is considering the use of
Chinese Nationalist troops to in
vade South China as a diversion
to force the Chinese Reds to quit
Korea.
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Elected Alaska Chap!.
General Contractors;
; SEATTLE, Jan. 13 — VP) — D. L. j
' Cheney, Anchorage and Fairbanks
construction-company executive, has j
been elected President of the Alaska
chapter of the Associated General
Contractors, L. A. Moore, chapter
manager, announced today.
Others elected were A. M. Strand
berg, vice president; John Grove,
secretary-treasurer, and G. E. Lefler,
C. W. Hufisen, M. P. Munter and
D. W. Clayton, directors.
R. H. Stock, retiring president,
! was named tc r epresent, the ehap
1 ter at the national association’s
: meeting March 15 in Boston.
i HOSPITAL HOLES
—
Walter E. Whispell Jr. was ad-!
i mitted to St. Ann’s hospital yester- j
iday.
Thomas Brown and Mrs. James
| Trevarthon and baby girl were dis- j
; missed.
Fred Anderson Qf Juneau was
! admitted to the Government hos
‘ pital and George Johnson of Yak
| utat was discharged.
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