Football Scores .
By the Associated Tress
Scores of leading football games
during the weekend are as follows:
New Mexico 34. Brigham Young 0.
Wash. State 47. Montana 10.
Washington 20, UCLA 20 (tie).
Stanford 35, Oregon State 14.
Colo. Mines 14, Colo. College 6.
California 28. Oregon 20.
Boston U. 39, Wichita 6.
Connecticut 21. Rhode Island 6.
William and Diary 14. Duke 13.
Williams 40. Amherst 7.
Notre Dame 12, North Carolina 7.
Penn State 13. Rutgers 7.
Georgia 46, Auburn 14.
Maryland 53, North Car. State 0.
Pitt 32. West Virginia 12.
Virginia 28. South Carolina 27.
Michigan State 30. Indiana 26.
Rice 28. Texas A. and M 13.
Clemson 34. Furman 14
Oklahoma 35. Iowa State 6.
Georgia Tech 27, Alabama 7.
Tulane 14. Vanderbilt 10.
Kentucky 47. Geo. Washington 13. |
Baylor 42, Wake Forest 0.
SMU 47. Arkansas 7.
Kansas State 14. Missouri 12.
Tulsa 21, Texas Tech 14.
Tennessee 46. Mississippi 21.
Colgate 0. Syracuse 7.
Northwestern 6. Michigan 0.
Illinois 0. Ohio State 0 'tie).
Army 6. Pennsylvania 7.
Harvard 34. Brown 21.
Boston College 20, Villanova 13.
Cornell 21. Dartmouth 13.
Princeton 27. Yale 0.
Navy 21, Columbia 7.
Fordham 35. Temple 6.
Bucknell 33. Delaware 6.
Middlebury 51, Vermont 12.
Colorado 36, Nebraska 14
East. Kentucky 27. Ohio U. 13.
Utah 27. Colo. A and M. 21.
Bowling Hews
The Friday Night Bowling League
first round showed Ross’ Oasis tak
ing the leading Home Grocery 3-1.
Runners-up Caro Transfer lost a
4-0 decision to Butler-Mauro Drug.
The second half turned out the
rame way with Harry Race Druggist
a 3-1 winner over Glacier Cab and
Country Club losing 4-0 to Capitol
Theatre.
Barbara Mills’ 500 was top score
for the evening with Joe Alexander
turning ir. r. 424.
Hon Lost
Team Standings
Home Grocery
Butler-Mauro
Capitol Theater
Caro Transfer
Ross’ Oasis
Harry Race
Glacier Cab
Country Club
Team and individual scores fol
lows:
Ross' Oasis
27
24
21
20
20
18
17
13
13
10
19
20
20
22
23
27
179 164 157— 500
138 138 138— 414
123 106 124— 353
131 135 127— 393
126 137 152— 415
697 680 698—2075
Home Grocery
A. Sorenson 144 128 133— 405
122 134 125— 381
115 137 104— 356
119 142
B. Mills
•t. Mills
A. Kes.sner
R. Rudolph
C. Rudolph
Totals
M. Davlin
R. Lelse
I. Fitzpatrick
P. Fitzpatrick
Totals
84— 345
121 150 135— 406
621 691 581—1893
Caro Transfer
136 155 110— 401
61 88 96— 245
123 142 135— 400
135 134 119— 388
157 166 145— 468
612 685 605—1902
C. Oldham
M Mallory
H. Kes.sner
P. Morgan
L. Tibbits
Totals
Itutler-.Mauro Drugs
P. Matheny 163 171 136— 470
141 141 111— 393
81 108 119— 30f
124 162 147— 433
128 165 191— 484
637 747 704—2088
J. Porter
M. Doyle
D. McMullin
J. Alexander
Totals
Harry Race Druggist
F. Holmquist 130 133 173
T. Flint
E. Gray
M. Flint
L. Holmquist
Totals
J. Estes
J. Crosby
A. Burns
J. Franken
P. Lee
Totals
114 117 121
106 115 133
128 160 130
ISO 176 132
634 701 689
Glacier Cab
171 176 116
86 107 121
90 112 130
148 131 135
149 139 174
644 665 676
430
- 352
- 354
- 41t
- 464
-2024
- 461
- 314
332
- 4H
46’.
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Country Club
H. Winther 114 108
D. Franken
O. Winther
J. Levasseur
J. Wilber
Totals
88
101 75 84
113 119 142
129 134 157
171 152 145
628 588 616
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- 37'
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Capitol Theater
P Grove 154 148 118
T. Heyder
C. MacLean
J. Estes
J. Marsh
Totals
141 119 100
90 127 141
156 132 165
122 126 139
663 652 663
421
- 361
35!
- 45!
- 38’
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We wish to acknowledge with sin
ere thanks the many expression:
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Juneau Lodge of Free and Accept
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Mrs. Carol Beery Davis, Mr. Har
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( I I B MEETS T EESOAY
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Tight Presbyterian Church will hold
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p.m. Tuesday in the church parlors.
Following the supper, there will be
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Akervick. who
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BA' COMMISSIONER GRAY
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Stephen Leroy Maule and Mildred
Cecelia Jacobs were married at the
Juneau Hotel. Archie Forrest Lowe
and Glenna Victoria Hughes were
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Whiteley.
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TEMPORARY DUTY
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Hotel Juneau, left yesterday for
Kodiak Naval Station where he will
be on temporary duty for two or
three weeks. Gray is a commander
in the Naval Reserve.
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Joseph Nakamura, 77, died in St.
Ann-’s Hospital last night and the
remains are at the Carter Mortu
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