The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 4, 1927, Page 5

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RICE cat,”. who has beaten some of thejCleveland Alexander, who lifted thelquest for lightweight honors, was | C5i¢ defeated Notre Dame. 19 to PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS leading zhtweight contendess St. Louis Cardinals to their [irst|gnocked out for the first time in his| " 1€ Breatest upset of the scason “I Tell You in Advance What Job Will Cost” v | world’s championship, capped the | wiroer by Billy Wallace of Cleveland. and shattered the hopes of the previ Locke and Alexander |climax of major league baseball's| jack Dempsey's decisive defeat h.\[“”‘l\ unboaten Iloosicrs for a na. | ———————m e e — — —— oaeks Mot Locs, Caonity sl st i i one o s oy o 3 e | A, U O of Nebraska, holder of the vard Hits most spectacularly fought cam-ling crowd at the Sesqui-Centennial | PAVMOUtN. national - champion i H] T[ley Are Here o dash record and claimant of the 190 paigns. 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After the collapie | peavyweight title fight in thr arg |Iree major ms- Alabama, Stan Bascball: Grover Cleveland Alex-lof the two-time Washington cham-'ang ‘the end of Demps ford and Lafayette—were neither ander, hero of the 1926 world series. | pions and the failure of the Athletics year peign. i | beaten or tied. The Navy. tied only Swimming: Helen and Corinne [ to meet expectations, Cleveland pui| by the Army after defeating such Condon, holders of several naticnallup reat fight that just failed to] Mickey Walker figured in the most strong teams as Michigan, Princeton A. A. U. records for backstoke swim- [overcome the hig early margin the | interesting sequence of upsets. After | Purdue, Colgate and Georgetown, 4'.;. ming. {New Yorkers had piled up. In the|losing his welterweight title to the tablished a major claim (s natio Pig Calling: Fred Patzel, whose | National League dissension in the|Scranton mine boy Pete Latzo, and|honors. 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