The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 19, 1927, Page 5

A BRINGING UP FATHER WELL-MACGILLIGAN- | SUPPOSE “YOUL ARE | GONNA RBE AT MY DINNER - SATURDAN | VLL BE THERE- | | OLD TOP & | QU T Or 1L | | some A " I SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF BET HE WANTED TO BORROW CASH ¢1\0A.'| HAVE THE NERVE TO ASIK THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, TIC oG AT |+ C vy DO OL UL -MRJIGGS A VERY | | = et b Ars HE BAD NQ MONS Y. | 3 TRANGE THING HAPPENED AT MY || (un» MACGILLIGAN N THAT | HOUSE- A BURGLAR GOT \N AND || | pHONED AN SAID TO POOR FELLOW HE ( FEB. 9 1927, By GLORGE McMANUS S5 SVITY | [TELL 'YOU HED BE AT N OW YOUR DINNER ADS HE HiEfEY | 3 i 5 SOIT! ¢ Cirear Britain rights reserved = Service. Inc - X 3 vt s e s eod 7 7 y TR 5 ful Roger Conti at the top of the JIMMY MALONEY IS HOCKEY STAR SHINES v s, (ot i v 1 s 49 g T y ON SUMMER DIAMONDS iinest endeavor by winnis play ("Il/'E I)ELIQI()N ()'/ F‘I{ = off of a for first place in the L - k 4 = Hadute ot , open tournament by 500 to 4% R y TV - TRRT. thah hababall Grange had trailed throughout th JACK DELANEY. I IT : e = = L 4 i ile was bon in Saint Itienne - — i has been playin Vayne Wri 3 ince child. Grange has NEW YORK, Feb. 19 Within ti and Wa “‘ AL et o -this year besides shadow of the heavyweight champ ‘vnulilu “m]” ”\ ' falo, Toronto ! Gonll: the veteran: Louls Qe B onship gateway, Jack Delaney, kin speedball hurlec f rnational 1 ; 108s 0 3 Gl hor (6 aonhilon Sy mond Devbier, Horemans and others of the li heavyweights me to| e S e : S of international fam the turning point in his I march: | 4PoN B ! ‘ : his year for Mobile e of pugilistic conquest when the ag- | (0 g SRR LG b Association. On i gressive Jimmy Maloney, of Boston,| [ Cotst Leazue in ( Y STEEL GOLF CLUBS took the decision from him last 07 O o . T after 10 farious tounds before a rec.| Cdlcher, handed in their signed ¢ n SEEN FOR ENGLAND ord breaking throng of 20000 fans ! ilton Han native of Hamilton, Ont. and in Madizon Square Garden nal tial raises i vears oid George Duncans British golf “pro Bending under a shattering (wo Salary. Patrick announced. wh - has retumed of England from b fisted atiack, Delamey was able to Pieres ‘l‘t‘” "‘]’ ey '3']1“ o FRENCH BILLIARD STAR Unitd worried over the five onlye tivo) rounds as: be fell back [ TRONEY MRt sus drewsinom e JGu 4 tion of goit clubs. He is convinced in steady retreat beiore the power.! | Angel officials have not heard fron | WANTS WORLD’S TITLE i the supnly of good hickory for ful Bostonians staggering weight ad. AUt Weis. who covered right field making shafts is inadequate and (hat vantage of 31% half pounds which Toushout last season with but one' pelix Grange, France's 152 balk-lthe ultimate employment of steel Delaney conceded Maloney, Appa. €¥TOr. Patrick, however, said e be-|line billiard champion, is called “the ! shafts is inevitable rently this was 100 great a handicap H€ves Weis is satisfied with his con- hest draw ot in the world” by, The cuestion is regarded as a T e act Luropean experts. Grange will pay | likely problem for golf authorities in O awarded Maloney six rounds . T e e Phis first visit (o the United States view of the enormous growth of tin Delaney two rounds and two rounds in March when he represents France game not only in the United Statc e rellavon. \ {at the world's ¢ ipionships — in but in and and Germany. So The result by far is the most ) hington. He replaced the youth Ancient Club has X Rickard's series, ¢ surprising upset in heavyweight terminated triumphs by 1 elimination a ser seive FOR SWIM RACE s of 14 succ laney who entered the ving last night leading favorit TAKEN wnMAN 13 to 5 The result of the fight gave Jim ’ ) my Maloney the right to meet th { victor of next months’ match be-f LONG BEACH, Cal. Feb. 19,1t tween Jack Sharkey and Mike Mcis announced that Miss Martha Sta-| wigue for a at Jack Demp-iger, of Portland, Ore, has teles sey or Gene Tunney phed acceptance of Wrigley's Maloney scaled 2 pounds when [§25,000 wager backing George Young he weighed in yesterd afternoon | Miss Sta saild that the on con and Delancy 172 pounds \dition she proposed was that the Odds on Delane, were 3 to 1,)swim race be from Avalon, Santa with $500,000 wagered early yester-| Cataltia, 1o Long Beach. She stated day afternoon. Odds were also 1 to|she has obtained financial backing 3 that Delaney would score a knock-|from a Los Angeles oil man to cn.! out. Even money was wagered (hat|ter the race for the 325,000 prize the bout would go the limit offered by Wrigley, Jr 1 Betting yesterday afternoon wa - governed by the belief that COACH’S FAMILY SPLIT Delaney would win throngh his speed and ving craft and his ecrushing right ’ hand punch OVER SON’S COLLEGE‘ The gate receipts were over $200. | : 4 | 000 establishing an indoor fight 1 There {8 a defference of opinion ord {reported in the family of Hugo Bez-| 3 WY dek, head coach at Penn State, as college his 200 po son end boy who is six foot| Tome school, Port Deposit, | wants his son to go to Chicago Uni- fcation and foothall training. Mrs | Bezde preference for Dart-| boy i i PORTLA} (Monte) Feb. 19.—E. LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb, 19.-All| M of Dartmouti appeared serene today in the camp|College, agdin broke the world's 45 of the Los Angeles, Pacific Coasi|yard high hurdles record by twice| League pennant winners, those who! vidi the barriers in five and four were reputed as being “holdouts"! fifths onds at the fourth annual! having come to terms on their 19, ndoor games of American Legion. baseball contracts. | He better his old mark of six sec- J. H. Patrick, president of the|onds. Angel club, announced that cvery-| | thing is set for the opening of the 4 < spring training grind at Wrigley| full orchestration, for sale 1d here. He said all contract wer-|cents each. Stella Jones, ries were over. Dick Cox, outfielder,! Box 97 NORTHERN LIGHT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | Rev. 0. A. STILLMAN, Pastor | MORNING SERMON, 11 A. 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Phone 412 | gainst (7 wome b steet Artists and Clowns Abe Mitehell is also of the opin Join Hands in Films ion that there v shortage of well seasoned bickory but thinks it wounld HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Feb., 19 Ifers in England to Ishafted clubs be a pity for forced to use st e Lascelles Rumored As Irish Governor Many a movies Wallace Beery started hi carcer by carrying wate elephant strange trail leads to th be busin to a circus Ernest Torrance was a concert — i planist and composer, and later a DUBLIN, Feb, 19.The name of | yoealist Viscount Lascel Prince Mary's | Jack Mulhall's father planned to! hmsband, is mentioned here in semi- | pake banker of him | official circles as a possible futwre|{ Charlie Murray had an ambitious overnor of all Ireland {eye cast on politi but he ran Rumor also states that il nego- Laway with a circus as a clown, hopp tions. alleged to be taking place, [ed to vandeville and drifted into the through, there would be in the | yovies net oo distant saparate future a ! > pation of Ki o1 George s king | i . of Ireland. in Dublin | ZHORTY > - ROBERTS ILL I D. 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