The Tuesday night major let .me
wound up another night of play
with Standard Aviation winning
four points from Hennings; Juneau
Florist winning three points from.
Parson's Electric> Sick’s Rainier
from Triangle Cleaners 3 to 1; Don
Abel over the Triangle Club 3 to
1. Stout had high series with a 535
and high game with a 257. Twt
hundred club winners were Qtewar.
200 McCarthy 200, Phelps 203,
Smithberg 223, Stout 227, Ripke 219.
Shattuck 203; six strike king, a bot
tle of whiskey. Ripke; five strike
king, a free pressing job, also Ripke;
four strike kings were Phelps. Lind
strom, McCarthy, and Stout. Pab-t
Blue Ribbon winners were S
Phelps, Lajoie 2, Lindstrom 2, Mc
Carthy, Hoyez 2, Smithberg. Alex
ander. Abrahamsen, Ripke 2, Sh. 1 -
tuck 2, Blanton,
League standings to date are;
Club— Wo L .
Sick's Rainier . It 2
Parson’s Electric . 12 4
Don Abel . 12 4
Standard Aviation 8 8
Triangle Club 6 13
Triangle Cleaners fi 11
Juneau Florist 5 11
Henning’s . 3 13
Team and individual scores last
night are:
Henning’s
Stewart 174 197 200 571
Thibodeau . 151 153 157 4H
Davlin . 169 118 143 433
Smith . 139 145 166 450
King . 135 165 185 485
Totals 706 783 851 2307
Standard Aviation
McCarthy . .... 116 183 200 492
Ban-agar . 157 157 157 471
Haay . 179 170 179 523
Baker . 163 180 165 613
Sturrock . 170 167 135 542
Totals 790 877 886 2553
Parson's Electric
Hagerup . 192 146 156 494
Bothelo . 154 154 154 402
Phelps . 205 194 138 577
Warner . 165 165 165 493
Parsons . 186 117 127 430
Totals .. 902 776 733 2410
Juneau Florist
Nielsen . 167 143 143 453
Houston . . 152 150 132 434
Lindstrom . 107 178 202 547
Murke . 158 176 199 533
Lajoie . 178 197 118 492
Totals . 822 844 774 2410
Sick's Rainier
Smithberg . .132 191 223 546
Miller . 134 160 155 449
Nordenson . 127 158 181 466
Hanford . 165 181 156 502
Stout . 195 227 163 585
Totals . 753 919 878 2530
Triangle Cleaners
Rip’ce . 219 157 168 544
Baxter . 137 160 140 437
Alexander . .161 182 175 518
Whittier . .. 151 143 160 454
Snow . ... 142 199 146 487
Totals . 840 841 789 2470
Triangle C!u';
Blanton . 164 185 194 541
Lincoln . 128 133 156 417
Waddell . 145 194 123 467
Day . 149 189 167 503
Scott . 189 ’23 183 49r
Totals 775 8.'5 828 2423
Don Abe>
Mork . 154 179 166 490
Estepp . 155 141 164 450
Abrahamsen . 149 124 136 463
Shattuck . 152 195 203 550
Hoyez . 190 166 169 525
Totals .800 £05 898 2503
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S'? TO 36; AROItS
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The ycun: . snappy Juneau High
school Crimson Bears gave ihe
older Imperial. ?. run for the cash
last nigh, the former defeating the
latter by a score of 53 to 37. At the
half the score was Bears 21 and
Imps 7. High men were Weed cf
the Imps with 8 and Martin of the
Bears with 14.
In the second game of the evening
the Columbia Lumbermen ran up
a tally of 81 against the Arctics 49.
At the half the score was Columbia
38 and Arctics 22. Snithberg was
high man for the Lumbermen with
19 and Borbridge with 11.
Team— Won Lost Pet.
Col. Lumbermen 8 3 .72
Mike’s . 7 4 .636
Juneau Hi ... 6 4 .600
Imperials . 7 5 .583
Arctics . . 3 10 .231
Douglas Hi 17 .125
FIGH1 DOPE
Here is what happened last night
in ring events:
Hartford. Conn. — Willie Pep,
1351 j. Hartford, stopped Tommy
Baker, 130, Chicago, 4.
Philadelphia — Percy Bassett,
130'.-, Philadelphia, stopped Harold
Dade, 128, Chicago.
Los Angeles — Milo Savage, 163*2,
Seattle, outpointed Dick Finley, 160,
Long Beach, Calif., 10.
| Final scores cf basketball me:
! played last night are as follows:
Juneau Hi S3 Imperials 37.
Columbia Lumb. 81. Arctics 43.
Seattle 70, Phillips’ Oilers 54.
; Gcnzaga 59. Whitman 56.
Idaho St. C4, Westminster 51.
Loyola oi L Aim. 67. Whittier 54.
San Jose State 59. Cal. Poly. 54.
N. Y. Ui v. 69, St. I-rancis 53.
Notre Dame 75, Butler 65.
Wichiia 64. Drake 45.
Wash.--Jo!:« 7, Lawrence T. 65
Virginia 70, Roanoke 57.
No. Carolina 82, Wake Forest 0.
So. Carolina 82, Duke 62.
Virginia Tech 79, W. Virginia 72.
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LOS ANGELES. Jail. 31 —W)—
n?fsearch for a man to:
coach football at the University of
southern California ended exactly J
I' here it started — on the campus)
t USC.
The winner: Je ;se Hill, head
track coach at USC and one of the
greatest all-around athletes in the
rhool’s history.
Dr. Fred B. Fagg. Jr.. USC pres-|
tent, made the formal announce-.
• lent late yesterday and soon after- 1
ward a mass peace pipe smoking
party was held in Dr. Fagg’s office ;
with representatives of the faculty, j
athletic committee raid powerful j
; r ’umni groups puffing away in !
harmony.
Hill, fortyish, youthfully gray, |
rood looking and easy in manner,!
was engaged for an “indefinite
period.” Presumably it is for one:
I year at a time, as has been the j
: (ustom at USC in the past years :
prior to Cravath's three-year ccn
; tract, on which he collected for the i
two years yet to go when he stepped j
ot. •
Hill has coached football for 16
years — at Riverside and Long
Beach Junior Colleges, Corona High
school, as an assistant at St. Marys
and Del Monte Preflight during j
' ti:e war, when he was in the Navy, j
end then as freshman coach at
USC in 1946.
I G LEAGUERS M
SIGNING CONTRACTS
i
! Players are signing up for the two
major baseball leagues and here are
those putting their mure; on con* j
tracts yesterday according to A so-1
: elated Press dispatches to the Em
, pire:
American League
New York — Joe Ostrowski, I
[fouthpaw relief pitcher.
Chicago — A1 Zarilla, outfielder, j
| for reported $20,000.
| Philadelphia — Alex Kellner, j
. outhpaw pitcher.
National League
j New York Pitchers Clint Har- t
tung and Monte Kennedy.
Brooklyn — Rookie Pitchers Chris I
' Van Cuyk and Clem LaBine:
; Catchers Steve Lembo and Dick
! 1; ?d: and Outfielder Bill Sharman.
j Boston — Rclkie Pitcher Murray'
I Wall.
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CARDELL GO TONIGHT
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DETROIT, Jan. 31 —JPt—Light- j
weight Champion Ike Williams i;!
a strong three to one favorite to J
punch out a decision over Vic Car- j
dell in a 10-round bout here to- ;
night.
Williams looked plenty sharp in
his final workout yesterday. But
he won't be risking his title despite
heavy pressure from the National
Boxing Association that he defend
his 135-pound crown.
The champion expects to weigh
142 pounds. Cardell. a full grown
welterweight from Hartford, Conn.,
probably will have an advantage of
five pounds.
S MLE U WINS 23
m\n Cf 25 STARTS
WENATCHEE, Wash., Jan. 31 —
W) — The Seattle University Chief
tains made it 23 wins in 25 starts
last night with a 70-54 basketball
victory over the Independent Phil
lips’ Oilers cf Spokane.
Former O»egon Stater Lew Beck
checked high*scoring John O'Brien
to 10 points, but twin brother Ed
got 19.
High man for the losers with
24 points was Vince Hansen, former
Washington State College ace.
V ' .’Tf
Here are final scores of hockey
games played last night:
Victoria 9, Vancouver 3.
Tacoma 4, New Westminster 1.
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