The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 18, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FA THER [WELL- OLD BOw- | WE'RE LEAVIN' | FOrR RUDS THIS 1S FARE ~O COomME O WEA ON € FORE N AN TAKE THANK GO WE LOS ELEPHAR e THAT | NT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JULY 18, DON'T THE EL MAIN 19N LOST INESS! To /| [ DETROIT, July 18. For the| first time since he won the light weight boxing championship more than a year ago, Sammy Mandell, of Rockford, Ill., risked his t last Saturday night when he meet Phil McGraw, of Detroi Without a scratch on him, dell emerged a victor from a round defense of the world’s and the crowd of 12,000 ! c¢hoered the decigion after a ons | gided fight | Mandell complete | of McGraw and took the the rt and was never in danger | of getting his hair mussad. Twice the champion came in. an ac» of stopping the ger, in the first and rounds but Me( bealen «l---wd with short rights to n, gamely stuck to his <I|Ih“|u::h his knees sagged 4 dozen times. This was tha second time two aggressive fighters have met. The Detroit challenger hag chance to show whether his ring, ability improved more than Man- dell's since tho pair fought to a draw two years ago. Mandell, who won the champion- ship from Rocky Kansas in a ( cago rainstorm on July 3, 1926, by a decision in 10 rounds, hs fought a number of matches since then, but always under weight agreements which kept tha title of issue. christened Phil Kar- manos, came to lightweight emin- ¢énce by a series df successful bouts in the cast. Only once in two years has he fought in Do troit—last May 27, when he di posed easily of Chicky Clark of Holyoke, Mass., - holder of two decisions ovér him. Floyd Fitzsimmons promoted the tirst important title match Mica- igan has seen since the Dempsey- Miske joust at Benton Harbor in 1920. He guaranteed Mandell $50 000—the sum tho lightweight king demanded to risk the erown which €ost him and his manager a con- tiderable sum, paid to make up Hansas's guarantee for the match in which: Mandeil won his title. MeGraw’s contract called for e $7,500 Auarantee and a bomus of 65000 if the gate exceeds $125,000. There is less than two weeks difference in the ages of the two en. Mandell was born in Chicago February, 1904, and MecGraw the same month and year in 'Sparta, Greece, McGraw has an Mar ten title wis master lead from | with challea seventh and | the feet half the | ‘erica and inch advantage it Contenders’ MANDELL 3 Age 5 ft, Height Weight Bouts Knockouts Decision No Decision Knocked o COLE WINS TICKETS TO PALACE THEATRE At the Juneau vesterday, Cole Truesdeil and Mor with 24 each. The other scor were: Barnos 22, McNaughton 1 Nelson 14 and Borland 11. over the champion in hei; Records McGRAW 6 ft., 7 in 102 19 1 (Sanger) Out Gun Club shoot Manager Spickett of the Palace | tickets tho! the Cole w is giving two for show every Sunday night to high gun out of 50 birds. won the tickets yesterday a score of 49 out of 50. ANNOUNCEMENT TO BE MADE BY DODGE BROTHERS DETROIT, July Iv’L It was learned today from authoritati sources that Dodge Brothers will short make a sensational an- nouncement, proh concernerl with a now line of “Fours.” While nothing definite is available as to prica or specifications, it understood that the new cars are to be the fastest “Fours” in Am- that they are to be pricod at new low levels. 1t is also understood new cars will be more economical to operate than any cars of tha same size ever built. The body designs are said to ba more radi- cal than anything Dedge Brothers | have undertaken in the four eylin- beauty | appointments, | der field. In all around and excellency of in fact, the new cars are said to be unequalled by anything in their price class. Announcement of this entire new line of “Fours” will be equiva lent to a challeng» to the whole industry in the four cylinder field. ey e A s Daily Sentence Sermcn Most of those howling for lih- erty are cdntent to he slaves of habit, A was high man with that the | NISE T A MINUT \ DROPPED \ MY HAT! SENSE THE OLDE GIT- THE 1927. By GEORGE [ . v Harem’s Chambers Of Fear to Become McMANUS SR ~OL LES YOW HAVE I best | Little It SECOND COLF TOURNAMENT | LOOMING UP: Skagway aud Whilghor:;v Invited to Attend Event | to Be Held Here. [ | for the second| golf tournament under the dir tion of the Thane golf club he been nearly completed, according to J. B. Barragar, club member Invitations have been extended to! Skagway and Whitehorse to®parti-| cipate and the latter, it is ex-| pected; will use'a few of the Car cross divot diggers. At the present {expects to start tournament play| ivn or about August 14, The best| six eight players in the golf club will be selectad 4o represent | Juneau, It is hope to have team Iplay as well as twosomes and | foursom | The first tournament with out- | side competition was held las | summer against playsrs from the air mapping expedition and th |local men emerged on top. The membership of the Thane club has' a great deal since it| w founded, and interest has, greatly increased among Juneaus embryo T Arrangements time the clul or sod e NEW DODGE ARRIVES A new one ton Dodge truck for Joe Kendler of the Alagka Dairy largives on the Northwestern Sat | urday. Mr. Kendler purchased the | car through Thomas McCaul. local { Dodge Brotliers agent, [ - eee NEW DEPUTY MARSHALS | | ARE NAMED BY WH!TE’ United States Marshal Albert | White has rocently made two ap-i pointments of deputy U. 8. mar-| shals, F. H. Dehl at Hunter Bay.| | Alaska, and William J. Allison, at | Warm Springs Baye | An additional deputy U. S. mai- |sha! has been allowed the Mar- shal's office at Ketchikan, but no | third and Ha | second selection has been made for the office to date,. MINERS BEAT T VETS SUNDAY, SCORE, 770 2 ed whose chmitz MeCle deep center Mosher in Good Moshor pitched a fin cept in the wher his control n dar a time. He walked thre hit one in this inuin scored. Schmitz led walk. Butcher whiffed Vets got a tough nipped Schmitz off latter turned back to the ragar walked hit by a pitched bases. Mosh, ¥ the seventh Grant off on rounder glove thre came hon key ba D tor | Both Sha sixth and wa off w Then Mo when break first ning 1 an ankle in tie bo bag, Davis and ! and er ball, ¢ { Pud osher lets Vets Down with Two Singles I\Jl)\\(‘“ I-IO“K‘VI'S. Mosher held the neasly singles Sunday M ollected nine thr Frank we Veterans while hit to two the includ n hom and th baggor Schmi ly by a Neither hurler yw‘\'/ 1 th support, er guri h of the run th and in at least th Miner reaks were but their failure to find men. were Miners hit played the game Nowell Hits Homer s hopped right into dolivery in the opening M. MacSpadden ginglod on first ball pitched but was| thrown out at second by feot whon | he tried to steal. Nowell followed Mac's with a homerun. was a four-base smash ball traveling to the try cve in Baldwin's back yard. No we'l fell on his face and skidded ten feet coming from thi and had plenty of time to get up| and make home before the ball was returned to the diamond. McCloskey singled after well's hit, stole second, went third when Davis missel Thoms throw to catch him, and. came home when Big Mac nt a tim single to right field, Vets Tie on Errors Vets knotted the count bh *ir half of the first on throe ors. MeCloskey juggled Butch er's grounder and he was safc fir Butcher stole second “.n ed up to the sidew in center thea dropped B car hard smash, Butcher - going 9 's to second, Mosh attempting to nip Barragar second, chucked into conter and both men scored. Thi the extent of the Vets' rm getting. The of or in bo mad Vets two of mostly when the » the on hmitz the y port in hit real the some No- to The in at No bac alk er, off field Miners when home one in the | walked and on M. MacSpadden’ three b clout to deep right Little Mac’ attempted to stretch | it to a homer and was nabbed at the plate. Two hits and an erro gave the Miners their fourth run in the third frame. Nowell walked and took third on Ed Grant gingle, and scored avhen H. Ma Spadden beat out an infield roller Butcher fell going after the ball and failed to recover in time to make a play at either the plate o first. The Miners added two i the fifth on one hit and two rors, and the last run of the day ,,,,,,, oo A | ANNOUNCING Dodge Bros. Six Cylinder 'SENIOR SEDAN $1595 F. O. B. DETROIT ~ scored Orme came thi pitensd Rox Inde 3 ih1b 1"ham If Jeinke, rf nning Wi po: nod ba M throe and run vadden inn Missior Oaklan lollyw home off Sch struck out Mosher 10 Butcher to Miners, H nish;: first 1, Miners Nowell by Schmitz, Mosher; olen bases McCloskey 1; umpires and Hart Virginia’s Queen Vet to Barra padden to I on 4; hit 1 douh’ Thor Ma ba ar, | Chic Vet pitcher Thomas by | ( Butcher 1,| Noftrand error ‘ineiny New Y Philade Washin Boston Pacific Coast League Oaklan Seattle n Fr cram | Chicago ]l'xuq.u St. Lot | New Y Brooklyn Philade Joston Clucinr | New \ | Y Washington | Philade ! 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Half of one of the wall swings out disclosin closet still of many mingled cred Mecca helf is a ¢ now, which till last sultan contain within hundreds of gorg ping tiny bhottle In lay « hair of ti bearc I On the 15th day of wered f ting month of Ramazan every year the s of th unwound the countless olemnly Kkissed the then reverantly laid it Only the fingers of touch those their royal holy relic The bottle, together | prophet’s mantle, is now in anoh er scaled room of the palace out side the harem, a room which wi'l be the only portion of the palace still barred to the public when ti {harem itsolf thrown open. - - in Last Innings ailants dauvghtor-in-law Juy 18 Last in Kersem's of heir th to game bled the Purder hero for the ty- ne the of knocl i n the the counter in were Hollywood md A and Schmidt I[»“\u od tle B which sme bl ; incen me v th it ; the GAMES SUNDAY e Coast League i Fr rophet " wive sultan wrapping hottle and away again Los Portland ounld onl t sultana and pr ppings lips might rounds. American Leacue phi 5 with the Detroit § Louis 4 Chicago 4 eland, doubleh rain. ider tpened, S SATURDAY Coast League 7 Los Angelc |Paris Recruits Nurses { From Many C ountrles | in 1 3; Portla 1 10; San anoisco ood 1; Seattle 4 Leaone w York : PARIE | care for pa | Hospital, near Paris { many lands, though lyn 3. 9. |Speak English Philadelphia| TWwelve student nurses | cently vived their diplomas a P the end of the three year's tram-| ing came from the United State England, Pergia, Switzer. | land, Norway ance. Most | of them to B! some o the Pittsburgh Childr Hospital and others to the Presb terian Hospital in Now York City | and the Boston Children’s Hos | pital. At least two intend to work | in izolated regions of Labrador. | l e ’;Gov. 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