The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 20, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1927. [THI® 'S TERRIBLE WE HAVEN'T ANY Fooo! ) LAND SOoNM- WE WON'T NEED IF WE DONT_HIT J ANY FOOD! § \_( 1927 oy lnr1 LAN\)‘ 9 TSR ERUTH SRt o Fearure Service In Britain rights reserved By GEORGE McMANUS 1{ WHERE ? } TS A LITTLE| ) 1SLAND - NYOoU FAT sHooT | DownN! | THAT'S A WHALE 22 HEAT American v Juneau City >+ ELKS T0 TAKE ON LEGION IN SPORTS ARKEY AN D DEMPSEY ARE ON FIGHTING EDG NEW YORK, July yempsey and Juck poth on fighting edg lude troining Both knockout Dempsey 20.—Jack Sharkey are as they con men are confident of & icel in is best phy h ver baen than when he oadition hut slowor itle. Sharkey is the anging from 6 to The bulk of the going on lon Dempecoy favori odds 3 to 17 Dempsey monoy odds, about scoring o 3 nockout. on by a in Condition SULPHUR SPRINGS ily 20— Dempsey went arling round yesterday, with DEMPSEY’S E KNOCK ()U T By F. G, VOSBURGH (Asgociated Press Sports Writer) NEW YORK, July 20.—If tue battle between Jack Dempsey anil ack Sharkey tomorrow is to have i early knockout ending, the re ords' point to Dempsey as the maa Imore likely to produce it Coming out of corn the double-barreled “kayo” and | roady, the Dempsoy floored 25 of first-round knockouts in the course of his brilliant career. That sav age offense at the start may be his best defense against Sharkey who' has the advantage of youth’s superior stamina in a long-drawn battle. To add Hu rouni his ’r cocked of old ex-gob to his firs'- i Dempsey mus: k to 1919, year in which he won the has he finished a foe in the frame. Sharkey's shorter record shows but one fi ound knockout, scor- ed over Bi Muldoon in 1924, Joth have been knocked out Once in each career the mighty has fallen. Demps conquernr Firgman Jim Flynn who down ed him for the count in one round in 1917, Sharkey’s was Romero Rojas who knocked the 0y helpless in the night in 1924, Analysis of the evolution of Sharkey’s punch shows a startling increase in its power in. the years that have dampened the dynamite in Dempsey's fists. From a “fighter without punch” Sharkey_became this @ dangerous hitter who Mike MecTigue so severely title fir a hed the referee stopped the bout, and who| knocked out Jim: Maloney in the fifth round. These were his last two fights. In them Sharkey seem- ed to find and use, almost for the first time, the devastating power of his punch. While S| key's victory over Wills last fail was ‘won on a foul, the Lithuaniaa had all the better of it and that battle sorved to rank him amoug the logical contenders for the titie. Outstanding among Dempsey’s great fights is his three-round knockout of Jess Willard in To- ledo in 1919 for the champion- ship. In jts defonse he knocked out Billy Miske in 3 rounds, Bill Bren- nan in 12, Georges Carpentier in 4, Luis Firpo in 2 and won from Tom Gibbons in 15, before Gene Tunney outfought him to win the crown in 10 rounds at Philadelphia Dempe-y at 32 is a yeteran of 78 fights of which he k 47 by knocdkouts, won 11, drew 4 and lost 3. Ten were exhibitions and thoee no-decisions. Sharkey af 25 has to his credit 10 knockouts and 17 victories ia 3 ishts He lost 4 and 2 were nn-d cigions. PARIS IS NOW " "RACING CENTER 1S, July 20—In spite of and more motors, Paris is a greater center of horse racing k] % » won tha witn | his opponents with Not since that | the. bags preparatory to. ledvir showed he is in perfect conditi for New York today. He cleg Sharkey, Final Wcrkout NEW YORK, July Sharkey swept through vorkout yesterday touchy mood. He was on such a hairline that he was unable pull punches in three rounds with his sparring partners, despit from his He will work today. 0. Tack the final in a happy bu! to call corner. take only light Big Gate YORK, July 20 thousand tickets were sold last night and the gate rec have passed the $1,000,000 mark ARLY NEW Fifoy up L STYLE than ever before. No ot} n the world can compare this respect. Bach courses in near are ) racemeetings. There are two rac the city walls, Auteuil Long both in the Within alf an Opera s five Le Tremblay, both fai flat and hurdle course Lafitte and the Vinceness and BLACKBURNE MAKES RECORD COME BACK CHICAGO, July |na” Blackburne, r city with it year, on Paris, in th or thex with and Bois do hour's other tracks in amp, Boulogne ride of the { St. Cloud courses, the at Maisons tracks at 20.—Russel “Le: first of the high- SHE'LL | Mrs. Clemington Corson apparently mever gets tired of swimming that dear old English Channel. planning to swim back this year, at Dover, (nternational Illustrated News) from France to Dover, she’s lPictme tnken on “location”’ USED IN 1856 .- HAS BASEBALL 1':‘:::'?:” Having once p and manager of the P club, who carried the a trophy. gave. it who was bat.boy Walerhouse ke s, then gave it terhou the game any yc Mw EMPORIA, Kas. July baseball said to be the the world in poss M. Wilhite of Emporia given him by Josh K. 20 oldest ession of It weu Waterhouse a baseball fan before the Civil| ‘War. | Tic The ball was used in gam between the Portland club of Port-| - land, Me., and the Tr .‘»!uunlu" is O a priced s of baseball, has com back after 15 to worry major league pitchers. “Lena” was the original “$50,000 beauty” when he came to the major leagu:s from Providence at that price in 1909. He played with the White Sox three years and then for a long baseball generation played on and managed minor league club Now a man of independent mean-, Blackburne came back to th White Sox this year as assistant to Manager Ray Schalk. The other day, after Schalk was ejected in a game against Cleve. land, Blackburne inserted him self as a pinch hitter, singled in the tying run and scored the win ning run himself. It was the firs ‘] | | ye time he had been at bat in major league baseball game since 1912, KANSAS CITY BOYS | ENTER LONG SWIM KANSAS CITY, July 20. Tw'r! of Kansas Cityls best distance| swimmers will contend for the| $50,000 in prizes which are offered | for the 2l-mile: swim at Toron- to, Canada, August 21, by llu-g Canadian National hxnoulli'm ! They are Herschel Martin, 21,] and Wallace K. Mullins, 18, | Martin has held several west ern A. A. U.' championships and numerous city and state titleg He has 15 loving cups and 17 medals, all won in swimming com-! petition. Mullins held the citv| dash championship in 1926 and | has been prominent in swimming circles here for a number of years. NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF AXE! o S. { Notice is hereby given that the first installment of Municipal taxes is due and will become de- linquent after Monday, August 1, 1927. Al taxes hre payable }at the office of the City Clerk. | Ten per cent penalty to all de- linquent taxes, H. R. SHEPARD, City Clerk. —adv. e BORDER QUEEN sailing from Union Pacific Dogk, Seattle, July 30. Kindly mail in orders or phone, D. 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