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

THE DAILY /\LA\!\\ EMPIRE, FRIDM. M \R(H B e e BRINGING UP FATHER WELL-1 VE GOT MY | MIND SET ON THAT | | TRAVELIN AMBASS ADOR JOB AN'I'™M GONNA 4 A GIT 1 T- | WANNA N g = = THE WORLD /| > | NO USE TALKING I [~ ou THE GIRLS \N THE SAID ONITED STATES ARE|| +T' THE ORESSIEST 1k — & \‘I"rns WORLD- ~~ ; BEGINNNG | NEXT WEEK | DY WL SERNE Ef o t 1927 ev Inv FeaTure Service |1< il Creat Britain rights reserved 4, 1927. | r™ocosT VONDERIN' | WHETHER | JHAT HAS WWANT THAT y,/\x PENED? | TRAVELIN JOB OR MNOT Sharkev Scores T NEW Sharkey, night aver YORK, March the Boston scored a tec Mike M twelfth ot 41 }\m k out Tign 0 v York, in the and battered, and bt month in MeT ing from 1l It appeared that wshed in pattercd from his i blood when the v in bad his waist with intervened to eree v definitely check of th eveteran M key's ) ed the comeback Tigue Mike's finish came to a gash on the nouath cansed by tooth rather than he received at the suddenly insi v broken i o the hattcr hand s due point appar trivmph ¢ 1 lead on > end came and was ted for a deci ninetcen when t ently ive anyway as his vantage began rugged rival, who we pounds, but McTig ably have lasted the acerdent that commission Sharkey, although dil W ing McTigue down with his batterir two fisted drive t and| g bhody, found Mike e y to and tike at every turn The Boston sailor showed more | marks of the battle t} Milke 1 at the emd his left eye 5 cut partly closed, his mouth jag « s gave ¥ seven rounds and McTigue five rounds BEST BOSTON BATSMAN pound hi 170 on hed would s limit but put him out to te head ‘.m.\m. [ Shar the first .\hn was the only » player 1o get mor Fddie Brown, mal Lea v] an 200 ed only three B hut it season, has plag- | ons in the major been in basebanl he started his ¢ has 1913 when reer in the minors. In 1 gave him a batting The Boston Nation; Leagae aitsman was third in leaguc | pting chances with 426, Brown ! is a tall player, six feet, threecincie but is not slow for h a bi low. He had a trial with the Giant in 1921 but sent to Indi Bk where he hit tha ball hard and wi taken on by Brooklyn in 1921 was traded to the Braves where his hard hitting and sensational field ing were features of the season’s| play. 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" echnical Knockoui Over MTigue in Twelfth «’)f 15 Round Bouwut SETS ATHLETIC MARK Wt with 700 va {or Des PRINCE OF WALES’ HORSES ‘MAY ENTER | LONDON 1ol Wal HAS BASEBALL RECORD " ' hould show OREGON LOSES T0 CALIFORNIA e than usnal inter S “mm" ON COMING FECM SCUTH AFRICA Southern Basketball Team | Takes First of Three Game Series f()l Coast Title. e presen | - - { | REVIVING ICE REGATTA | OFF MENOMINEE Ore March 4--The five of the University of wated the University iight by a s he firs of three the Coast Conferenc Brown look 1 1o hoxin will Lak Michigan inlet f ten years in Meno Th vacht pin at a hundr to decide championship. 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