The Daily Alaska empire. [volume], December 20, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

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BRINGING UP FATHER
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MOOSE SMOKER
IN LIMELIGHT
IN VET ARENA
Butler and Collier Scrap
Heads Good Boxing
Show This Evening
MOOSE CARD
Ford Butler vs. Joe Collier
j heavyweights—eight rounds
|. Slugger Weaver vs. Jimmy
Young
; lightweights—six rounds
• A1 Osborn vs. Bill Brady
light heavy—four rounds
l Philip Joseph vs. Frank Cabo j
lightweights—four rounds
Dolly Gray vs. Kid Ryan
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Joe Collier gets another chance
tonight to remain in the Southeast
Alaska heavyweight picture when
he meets Ford Butler in the eight
round main event of the Moose
! Smoker in the American Log ion
' Arena at A .B. Kali. The show
popens at 3 o'clock with four match
I to preceding the main go.
I Butler will enter the ring a fav
] orite over Collier whom he has de
• feated both times they have bat
| tied. Bbth of the two earlier scraps
j were six round affairs. Whether
| Collier can change the tide in eight
| rounds will be told tonight.
Both Ready for Go
i Both battlers are ready for the
| tilt. They have worked faithfully I
to get into the best of condition
and are in shape to go the full
route at top speed. Collier has a
lot of backers who expect him to
get the decision.
The semi-final between Weaver
and Young, lightweights, has every!
earmark of being one of the fastest j
fights ever staged here. Both are j
speedy, hardhitting, experienced j
youngsters. It looks like a natural.
Weaver is the favorite with the1
wise ones.
In the special event, there should,
be a lot of slam bang scrapping.,
Both Osborne and Brady are slug-!
gers rather than boxers and styl-!
ists. If it goes the limit, most peo- 1
pie will be surprised.
Comedy Heads Bill
Philip Joseph and Frank Cabo, i
two likely looking youngsters of I
saffron tinge, are slated for four j
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Moose Smoker
A. B. Hall
TONIGHT
FIRST BOUT—8 P. M. Sharp
MAIN EVENT
BUTLER vs. COLLIER
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For the Heavyweight Championship
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| rounds. They should leave the ring
on their own feet, but can be de
pended oil to furnish seme real cn
j tertainment.
The show will open wiih a com
edy skit between Dolly Gray, 125
pounds, and Kid Eddie Ryan, 200.,
These boys have trained on Joe!
Miller's joke book and other light
literature.
j Grover C. Winn will officiate as
! announcer, Billy Franks and Harry
: Sperling as referees, Karl Theile
and Ed. Adams as judges, and Dave
Housel as time-keeper. Tickets will
be put on sale at the Arena box
office at 7:30 p.m.
SCHAAF WINS
OVER M. BAER, !
TEN ROUNDER
NEW YORK CITY. N. Y„ Doc.
20.—Ernie Schaaf. Boston heavy
weight, last night punched out a
hard fought ten-round victory over
Max Baer, of California. There
were no knockdowns.
The crowd booed the decision.
Baer weighed 200 pounds and
Schaaf 203 pounds.
CLEVELANDINDIANS
HAVE GOOD RECORD |
CLEVELAND, Dec. 20.—The j
Cleveland Indians were not white-'
washed in the 1930 season until!
June 20, whereas they were shut
out thirteen times in 1929, thu
leading both big leagues in that
respect.
GENE TUNNEY WILL
BE DEPUTY SHERIFF
STAMFORD. Conn., Dec. 20.
Thomas F. Reilly, sheriff elect for
Fairfield County, announces he in
tends to make Gene Tunney an
honorary deputy sheriff, giving him
a gold badge along with authority
to make arrests.
ANDY DIVODI, BOXER,
SUED FOR SEPARATION
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.—
Andy Divodi, welterweight boxer
was sued here for separate main
tenance by Mrs. Luicia De Guardo
recently. Divodi’s real name was
given as Antonio De Guardo.
Mrs. De Guardo charged deser
tion. She asked division of com
munity property.
Daily Empire Wan; Ads Pay.
MRS WIN
TOURNAMENT I
j AT BOWLING
Wildcats and Buffaloes Tied j
for Second Place—
To Play Off
The Elks' House Tournament
which has been in progress the
past two months came to a close
last night, the Fighting Tigers win
ning first place. The Wildcats anti i
Buffaloes tied for second plajcf. j
and these two teams will roll threfc
games to decide who takes second
prize.
The Wildcats sprang a surprise
last night and rolled the highest
three-game total of the tourna
ment, piling up 1739 pins. The pre
vious high total of 1615 pins whs
made by the Tiger.’.
Last night the Wildcats—Stewart,
G. George and Sperling—went wild
and took three straight games fapm
the Colts—Lavenik. Kirk and Stev
ens. The Wildcats toppled the |
maple for 1739 pins which is high |
class bowling. Wildcat Sperling
clawed down 237 for a single gam'1
and divided honors with Stewart
for high total for the evening.
The Buffaloes—Pullen, Council
and Gardner—raised too much dust
for the Malamutes—VanderLeest,
Sides and VanAlta—and left the
Malamutes on the trail with a sin
gle game. By winning two games
the Buffaloes manages to hold on
to second place sharing honors with
the Wildcats. Malamute Sides roll
ed high single game also high total
in this majeh.
One match remains unplayed
that between the Lions and Leop
ards, which is scheduled for 7:30
o’clock this evening.
The federal government annual- ! •
ly purchases approximately $1,000,- j >
000 worth of tires and tubes.
Tteam Standing
Won Lost Pet.
Tigers .
Buffaloes .
Wildcats
Camels
Bears .
Beavers
leopards
Goats .
Elephants
Colts
Malamutes
Lions
23 10 .697 |
22 11 .667 11
22 11 .667!
21 12 .636
16 17 .485 I
16 1/ .485 j1
14 16 .466 |
14 19 .421 ;
13 20 .392
12 21 .364 j
12 21 .364 |
10 20 .333 ;
TONIGHT
TONIGHT
Play Your First Game of
MIDGET GOLF
Ao need to urge those who've played
before. Get this pleasure luihit!
JUNEAU MIDGET GOLF COURSE
. GOLDSTEIN BUILDING
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS
CANDIES
5 pound bd\ Sampler, $1.50
2'- piiuml box Assorted
Chocolates, $1.25
2 pound can Satin Mix, $1.00
Juneau DratT
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Com pan y
Free Doliveiy Phone 33
Post Office Snl*sfntion
No. 1
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I reliable; GARAGE \;
REPAIR SHOP
II. C. SIIIPPEY,
J Proprietor ) j
\ A place where you pay \
J for satisfactory service | |
! only. | j
TELEPHONE 149 1;
Rear of Reliable Transfer
Play lnaoor Ooir at Tne AlasSan
tan Q
You Stop/
~ in time •
Only adequate brake* ftand between
rou, a careless pedestrian or thought
less child. See that those brakes at
routs will-stop your car QUICKLY
In an emergency. Accidents are un
pleasant and invohre serious conse
quences. U rant brakes are not in
good condition, let us reline’em now
with genuine Silver Bdge Ray bestos.
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BRAKB SERVICE
st this tart—
JUNEAU MOTORS, Ino.
Authorized Brake Service
WH \T REGULARITY DOES
A little water now and then keeps
life in a flower, but if watered regularly
it abounds in living strength with great
er beauty and fragrance.
It is the regular additions to one’s
saving fund that make it grow.
First National Bank
Prepare Your Car for
Winter Driving
Clean out your radiator and fill with ANTI*
FREEZE SOLUTION and equip the car with
a new set of WEED CHAINS. We have a
complete stock of ALCOHOL, PRESTONE
and CHAINS and arc ready to service your
car for winter.
Connors Motor Company, Inc.
Service Rendered by Experts
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ECONOMY CASH STORE |
Featuring Trupak and II. II. Brands
Front at Main St. Telephone 91 f
Pioneer Pool Hall
Telephone 183 ' POOL—BILLIARDS
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Chas. Miller, Prop.
Electrical Appliances
OF
Standard Makes
for Christmas
Exceptionally good buys in All
Electric RADIO SETS
Alaska Electric Light
and Potver Co.
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Plume 6
Juneau, Alaska
FOR INSURANCE
See H. R. SHEPARD & SON
Telephone 409 Valentine Building
ARNOLD’S BOOTERY
GOLDSTEIN BUILDING
Store Open Evenings
“The Latest Style* in Women’s Shoes ALWAYS”
ARCADE CAFE
CHRIS BAILEY, Proprietor
A Restaurant Catering to Those W ho W ant
Good Things to Eat
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Old Papers for sale at Empire Office
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