The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 2, 1927, Page 5

-— BRING THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1927. JRGE McMANUS G U¢ FATHER [HEYT HAVE You Noy NTHIS GUY ='s TRAVELING N AN AERO- PLANE WITH % OF' N % o DIR MINERS DEFEAT DORALEXANDER Alaske- lureau Team Wal- | lops Steamboat Nine 15 to 7 in Slow Contest In a lopsided contest the Al a Juneau last night wallop u‘\ the Dorothy Alexander club 1 | w0 7, scoring in every inning ex cept the fifth. The Miners foun: Huston, who started on the mouns for the mboaters, to be ar easily solved mystory Lownie Wells, who starred fo: | the Dorothy Alexander last sea son, relieved Lluston in the fourth | He lacked his old time form, bu held the Miners sily until the seventh inning when they got him for threa hits, which with couple of errops, netted four run Big MacSpadden started for the Mine: aud held the visitors i« two hits-and no runs for the firs three frames Mosher, who T lieved him was touched for thre runs in the fifth, and after tw mors were made off him in th fifth, he was relieved and M Closkey finished, stopping the steamboaters without difficulty. The score by inning was: 12345667 T Miners 14410114 1 Dor. Alexander 0 0 0 0 3 3 1 5 Batteries Miners— Ma¢ adden Mosher, McCloskey and Grant Dorethy Hancock Alexander-—Huston, Wells and Green. - - TRAVERS’ AMATEUR RECORD WILL STAND MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Aug. 2. No matter who wins the na tional amateur golf championship at the Minikahda Club here start ing August even though it b the honorladen Bobby Jones, the record of Jerome D. Travers of New York, will stand out preme. Travers won the four times. Jones in unseating George Von Elm of Los Angeles, present amaten champion, will equal the mark of Walter J. I of New York, thrice amateur champion. In the thirty times the nationa amateur has been played, the titl su- championship it he succeeds is 1 has gone most often to Chicago players h 11 victories. New York was a close second with nine title holde Pittsburgh had the honor twice, Boston and At lanta twice each, Philadelphia and Los Angeles once, while the 19il cup went to Harold Hilton »Of England. — R STARS IN HAWAII SWIM HONOLULU, Aug. ~— Amous American swimmers who will com plete with Japanese and Australian stars in the men’s national out- door championships here in August will be some of the greatest aquatic performers of the United States. Entrants include Johnny Weiss- muller of the Illinois Athletic Club, Walter Spence of Brooklyn, Pete des Jardens of Miami, Wal- ter Laufer of Cincinnati, Harry Glaney of Philadelphia, Clarenca Ross of the New York Athletic club, and C. Fissler of the Metro- politan club, New York. 2 - e CRICKETERS PLAY BASEBALL LONDON, Aug. 2.—As a resul! of a recent speech by Alan Kip- pax, the Victorian batsman, urging cricketers to play baseball, a nuin- ber of the followers of the oul English sport have given part “of their attention to the American national game. Kippax stressed | the number of good batsmen who | are wreiched fielders and sa'd that every cricketer who plays baseball is excellent in the field. | # | . Make your reservations now/ The Teal was recently launched paired‘and cleamed from steps t) . for Motorship Oregon safling forjat Marshfield, Ore, and is now roof this year. . | Seattle Angust 15th. We save being completed at Seattle. It is The City of Paris has appointec ' you money. D. B. Femmer, Asl.,‘ PLANE GOING IN THAT A HAT FELL ON The BEACH [ Boston 4; Pitt gh 1. Game went 11 inning New York 6; St. Louis 3 American League Cleveland 2; New York 1. Game called at end of sixth inning on account of ran T00 [ SAW AN AERO-] | WHERE i THE i ECTION Two DAYS Ao HAT: Hows TvAn STICKOVITCH, THE BLACKSMITH HAS VT AL, I AM ON mc.wrj By GEC( Lt —— ) 2 ) “DINTY MOORE" & THAT 15 A NEW NAME, THE MYISTERY e DEEPENS! GAMES MONDAY Pacific Coast League ams traveling National League Philadelphia 5; Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati 1. All te All other scheduled gam poned on post- account of rain STANDING CF CLUBS (Corrected to date) Pacific Coast League won Lost Pet Jakland 78, 58 600 i Francisco 570 Senttle 567 Hollywood 62 519 61 508 69 74 76 National League Won Lost hicago 58 39 Yittshurgh 57 989 3t. Lo 56 42 vew York 54 48 srooklyn 44 54 ‘incinnati 44 b5 *hiladelphia 38 56 joston 37 ' Bb American League Won Lost Jew York Vashington Detroit Philadelphia ‘hicago levetand 12 3t. Louis 38 Boston 28 - e - TWO BOATS T BE GIVEN FOR ALASKA FLEET Bureau 0f>Fisheries Gets Vessels for Alaska Pen- insula and Cook Inlet For the season of 1928, twc new large vessels will be added to the Alaska fleet of the U. Bureau of Fisheries, one for Cook inlet and the other for the Alaska Peninsula districts, it was made known here today by Henry O Malley, U. 8. Commissioner of “he Cook Inlet Teal, is now n while bids have Fisheries named the completion, Just been opened for the second ship, to be named the Crane. The Kittiwake, now operated in Cook Inlet, will be transferr: to Prince William Sound, will headquarters at Cordova, as so)n as the Teal is ready for service. The last appropriation bill for the Depdrtment of Commerce ca:- ried an item of $60,000 for the Crane’s construction, Commission- er O'Malley said. Bids were re- cently opened in Seattie for co struction of the hull of the ship which will be 90 feet long. Th~ bids received were: J. C. Johnson Port Blakely, Wash, $36,940; Lake Washington Shipyards, $44,352; Kruse & Banks, who built tae Brant, Marshfield, Ore., $45,000° Ballard Marine Railway Company, $57,871. The bid will be awarded to Mr. Johnson. He is well known here, having built the local motor- ship Margnita. The veesel will be well equippel and have accommodations for 235§ people. It will be powered with a 200-horse power Washington-Esten Deisel engine for which a con- tract has already been set. It will be used for regular patroi work on the Alaska Peninsula, transporting Wardens to western districts where there are not suf- ficient local men available for the needs of the bureau. It will alen be used as a relief vessel for the Eider in making trips to the Pri-|teenth century church at the heal bilof Islands. 78 feet long and is equipped wiin Lookh;g‘n;oi'e like fashion-plated clubmen back from a so- °| Jjourn at European social restorts than a prize-fighter and his » imanager, Mickey, Walker and York from Europe. The middleweight champ defeated Tommy, - Milligan, British titleholder in & setto in London, Photo shows “paiz welcoming themselyes back to Gotham, i TUNNEY-DEMPSEY FIGHT BE STAGED BEstep Deisel used for regular Cook Inlet and ters. engine, It will bs| patrol service in/ neighboring wa- | - - French Are Losing i Distrust of Checks Aug. 2.—The cautions business man is getting slowly to the point where he re-| gards the bank check as a saf means of transferring money. A recent report of the Bank of | France shows that 70 per cent ol its transactions in settlement of accounts are by check where few years ago only cash was ex- changed. Despite the government encour- ! agement of the use of checks, thou-| sands of French business houses| PARIS, French refused for many years to issuel|NeW York tonight after his ally 1 50 Sonisadhics And et George Getz, obtains the necessary | The government's campaign, aid.| Promoter's license for the figh | ed by the large banks and new |Dere. regulations adding to the safely T of check exchanges, have LICENSE GRANTED grad: | ually brought about a change. 1 B g SMOKE AND GAS MAR BUILDINGS OF PARIS| PARIS, Aug. 2. — The smoke and fumes of this industrial age are pubting blemishes on the facc of Paris. Smoke has not only begun t> blacken the once grey walls of Notre Dame, but the poisonous particles from factories and auto- mobile exhaust. pipes are gnaw- ing at the delicately carved stonc- work. Already several pieces have fallen from Notre Dame, from the Palace of Justice and from other celebrated buildings. Even the Madeleine, fhe classic nine-| of the Rue Royale, had to be re- | demand for | i w a i.f Jack Kearns are back in New, e, IN CHICAGO CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—T Rick ard, will stage the Tunney-Demp sey fight at the Soldiers’ Field, this city, on the night of Sep tember 15. He pays $100,000 f the stadinm and expects a 000,000 gate. Rickard agreed to absorb all ex-| pense and at the request of i) Board consented to limit ringsids seat at $40 instead of $50 with cheapest seats at $5. FIGHT DATE CHANGED | CHICAGO, Aug., 2.—The fight| date of the Tunney-Dempsey mat -l | for the heavyweight championship’ of the world is expected to be|| September 22, due to Dempsey's | a postponement fror September 15, due to his wife’ illness. Rickard intends to leave for CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—The Hlinoi State Athletic Commission had granted a promoter’s license fc George Getz to stage the Tunncy Dempsey fight. The date was fixvd at either September 15 or Scp tember 22. N?w Seriously 1I! 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