The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 15, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MARCH BY GOLLY-IT'S NICE TO BE IN A HOTEL HERE IN WASHINGTON AN'NOT | RUN INTD MY OPPONENT- JUDGE BLOT- THIS HOTEL 15 TOO CLASSY FORHIM! NIk HNDJUD AE BLOT HERES FIVE DOLLAR'3 PAGE ALDERMAN - JIC.C.S AS LOUD AS L YOO CAN! fmjfl“% Lo © 1927 v InT'L Feature Service Inc Great Britain rights reserved 15, 1927, GEORGE McMANUS DO 'T EVERY FIVE MINOTES - EXPECT HIM SPO \ { 4 ! { { { | i ! SUPERSTITION RULE Marcl Th other Ky name?" by LOUISVILLI, “What's in a call a rose would smell as swec right in some case comes to naming disregard Shakespeare good name better ointment.” Call a spade a spade, they but leave the naming of horses to those who know what th Itfmay be a peculiar sup. rack, but the fact re piayer contracts tal penalize i wh nan " may be but when hor turfmer and hold than | four. If he we stroke e d is recion The it you will u‘\. his shof malk - 12 RGEJNIJ 60 ENDS SEGOND - say o “bid | ¢ i tro | h are doing stition of the Some fifteen one own er, J. C. Cahn, good luck to get hold of a that devel- oped into a winner for a small stable The horse was called nmu Sir In the years following, Cahn tried similar names to obtain similar re. sults and consequently there was parade of horses with names begin ning with “Bitter.” Some were good’ and some were bette | But the nags won races! Probably one of the most funat® names to he nsed tracks is that of “Lady,” say. “Lady” horses just scem urally unlucky An unusually “Pride.” “Pride of progenitor of many “Prides.” He earned more on every track hoofboats, “Oc years ago. had the horse Mushy (,all.\han Flashing lialian Andy Divodi. NEW YORK, Callahan, of ational the second of 12 round canm March 15, Mushy Los Angeles, scored 2 Imockout over Andy D flashy N York what bhout unfor- sen on the vodi turfmen in the natl- been a The after ssion of sparring in th and more lively action in (he which quickly Callahan a most dangerous puncher, It Divodi's first d fights his brief career The fight was billed for elterweight championship Callahan was awarded the belt donated by Tex Rickard T W k Athletic mission refuses to recognize | bout a championship Sammy Bark~y, of ook 10 round decision over i Roberts, of the w night desultory first round nd last end a good nam: s Lismore” is 1 of the present his keap and that felt' his e se revealed eat in it professions was in is another good is mot. Beginuing with Baldwin's “Duke of Nor.|w clagsed by many as the worst et of all the “Emperor of Norfolk” hlood, down through turf history the “Duke” horses seldom have beon winners The World War produced a drove of “War” horses, but “Man o’ War' is the only one to outgame what n”mh-ll us a hoodoo name to the'fipal, xtent of becoming recognized in vh(- truly great class. True, many M!CHIGAN PROGRAM of the “war” brood show promise. track followers s and their rec-| ords are being watched with added | interest by the superstitious name, the junior ate th a Tacoma in Tonight between the —— and 11 o'clock, Juneau tim station ! Spokane, will broadeast 1 CAMBRIDGE OARSMEN H { Mic J am anc e EAR DOUBLE SHORTS i )|IL1 noprogr: |'|1|’II|‘||\|(I ‘I‘Y'u”! i in* Alaska. Gunnar Blom- received the advices of the deasting program for tonight. Al s are asked to listen in on sth of 341 meters and letter receiving s now CAMBRID( gland, March The popularity of rowing at is evidenced by the number of crews competing Lent races. There were oarsmen and rives, despite 15.] Cam-' large aska the| o !port by ing gren bridg in 61 crews with 488 61 cox ins on the the attractions | of Rugby and Association football,’ and the cold weather that made necessary liberal use of grease and two pairs of shorts for each man. | ———— KANSAS CITY GOLFERS BORROW FROM BRIDGE the broadcast - Mrs. Clark War) one of the few surviving employes of the Confeder- jat> government, resides in Columbia S. . She signed Confederate paper money notes, using the name of her | first husband, Major William Gist. KANS (lTY Mur( h 15, group of Kansas City golfers have done a little Burbanking on the| Scotch pastime. 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