The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 10, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA \WHAT ARE YOU GOING | TO DO WITH THAT ELEPRANT? YOU CAN'T TAKE HIM YOUL GI'T ON THE TRAIN-MY SECRETARY AN' BY qouuy! TRAIN- | O ME WiILL 3 KNOW AN DRIVE HIM AN MEET YOU IN ITALY FAST! BETTER THAN THE COULD TRAVEL SO THERE'S A LOT OF THINGS YOUL DONT KNOW THIS 1D ON'T ELEPHANT WHATS THE MATTER WITH THID GQUY? L@ 1927, by tat! Feature Service, tne (S Groat Britain rights reserved. S e ne <! RAT] V/GIANTS | OAKLANU HAS P, C. PENNANT TUCKED AWAY Wins Double Header Yes- terday—Nearest Rival Cannot Overtake OAKLAND, Cal, Sept Two victories for Oakland telay virtually elinched the peanant for Oakland Seattle, the closest rival will be unable to | overtake the Acorns in the 28 games yet to be p'ayed. Man aged Killifer, of Seattle, practi- admitted his te was not overtake the Acorns batteries yesterday 1tle aind 1nd 10— yes- as able to Phe First £ and Schmidt: O Craghcad, Dag'i Baker Second ham, land-. wer Rn'ght Spark Read sattle Jenkins; Read. Gray Oak- game House and Hasty and GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League Seattle 3, 3; Oakland 4, 8 Misgsion 2, 4; San Francisco 3, 3 Sacramento Portland 6. Hojtywood 5, 7; Los Angeles @ National League Philadelphia 2; Pittsburgh 3. Brooklyn 6; St. Louis Boston 1; Cincinnati 8. New York 7; Chicago 2. American League Cleveland 1; Boston 6, Detroit Philadelphia St. Lot ; New York 9. Washingten 0. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost 105 94 920 83 Pet 0akl San Francisco Seattle Portland umento Migsion Hollywood Los Angeles 65 105 Natlonal League Won Lost 8 76 . T4 .. 16 . 60 Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Chicago Cinginnati Boston . Brooklyn .. 56 74 Fhiladelphia .. 48 85 American League Won Lost 95 40 7 67 71 62 63 68 75 Pet. 706 575 533 523 * New York ....... Philadelphia Detroit Washington Chieago Cleyeland St. Louis 8¢ Botson . 89 L e —— — DEMPSEY - TUNNE FANS TO SEE MANY ' HEAVIES ON CARD NLW YORK, Sept. 10.—Folks who attend the Dempsey-Tunney show in Chicago this month ‘wi, . see a number of Eastern heavy- weights in action. Illinois boxing has produced no heavyweights of promise. The preliminaries for the heavy- weight title fuss are being stretch- ed out by Jess McMahon, matel- maker for Madison Square Garden Among the talent he has lincd up are Monte Munn, Johnny Gros- so0, Jimmy Braddock, George La Rocro, Wyoming Warner and Ban- ny Touchstone.” The pairings wil' ;| six pounds before ’*HIT-}rméak, " Plead Rivals; - AN e PENNANT RACE 1S HARD ONE Four Contenders in Na- ticnal ],(‘fl_uuc Ave in Dizzy Finish W YORK, Sept. 10, exception of the Cubs contenders National with Pifts N the j the western hearthbreaking race which continued burgh still flying ahead. The Cub slipped to fourth place and Louis went up fo third position In the American Leaguo, Yanks made a bi in Philadelphia lost ers nood hut three triumphs of the 13 remaining game | ctinch 1 TUN all of mot the fia NEY TAHES 38D DAY OFF, | Plays Golif Instead of Spar-| ( ing—Has Good ! Reasons | LAKE \'lLl;\. 111, Sept. 10. ! For the third successive day, | Giene Tunney decided yesterds that a session with the golf clubs | would do him more good than six! rounds ‘with his sparring partnors | and- would obviate danger of re-! opening the wound over his eye | The cut has healed nicely but | Tunney fearful of a chance clout on the wounded optic that' may lead to further injury th could not be remedied before t title filt. Tunney scales 193 poun: but intend to whittle away at least | September 22, | T | | | :[DUFRESNE CGMPLETES TRIP TO LOWER YUKON Game Warden Frank Dufresne, Mrs. Dufresne and their child re-| after a 73-day cruise along the Yukon River and its tributaries| in the new Alaska Game missfon launch Beaver The trip was made primarily for the purpose of sealing beav- er pelts caught during the open month of May. Two hundred and ninety illegally canght pelts! were confiscated. There were 30 violations of the game laws in relation to beaver trapping, all| of a minor nature except five| or six. Leaving Com- | Nenana June 9, the ! FOUNTAIN PENS PENCILS Moore’s, Carter’s, Schaefer’s, Parker’s and Waterman’s 1 i BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. | When We Sell It i It's Right ] i Free Delivery Phone 124/ | Sub Station Post Office No. 1.|' turned to Fairbanks last evening | 3 improved Yanks Almos WHAT'S GOING ON - oves; THERE LR g i t lLazzeri t Too Good \T'S JAKE RUPPERT SELLING OFF HIS STAR YANKS So AS To GIVE THE REST 3 OF THE LEAGUE | = A CHANCE ! Will the New York Yankees ever be split up as the old Philadcl- phia Athletics were? If they are, there will be a mad scramble for the young men pictured above. __/BYJACKY,KEENE e Infernational Tilustrated News Sporting Edlfor ww, onous diet of victories. EW YORK (I-I-N) ~They say that all the world loves a winner—but the public can become gorged on a monot- {The old Philadelphia Athletics won so many ball games and the Yankees are too powerful, team that has yet to score one single win over the Yanks, by the \way—says that the New Yorkers Inuzht to be in a league by them- iselves. Recently your TUncle Wilbert ‘Robinson of Brooklyn, the old Balti- jmore catcher, committed heresy by | {stating that the Yanks are a better |team than the immortal Orioles. | {Ana so it goes. Th ¢'s quite a movement on oot 4in the A. L. to break up tbe Yanks and send the stars to other citles 'where thelr presence 1s badly meeded. 5 DETROIT NEEDS RUTH i Babe Ruth might go to Detrolt land make the natives finally forget Ilha departed Ty Cobb, Or he might igo to Cleveland and atone for the loss of Tris Speaker. Buster Gehrig, gnother ardent home-run manufacturer, would 100k igice In an Athletic uniform. He'd be the first baseman that Connie \Mack's been craving for these \many years, | Alyynumber of clubs would be 'glad to have Tony Lazerri, the class of all American League second ‘basemen. Tony would just about “make” several inflelds®around the circult. The White Sox would be _especlally glad to get “Poosh ‘em e Dmarl Coombs would come_in handy at Washington, where Rlice 18 fading after being an outfield star for years. Shortstop Mark Koenig and Third e et et e copped so many pennants that the Sleepytown fans finally wouldn’t come out and see them perform. So Connie Mack junked his club in 1915 and started fo re- build from the ground up. He’s still rebuilding, incidentally. Now comes the wail from seven American League cities that Dan Howley of the Browns—a Baseman Joe Dugan ought to be allotted to the Red Sox, although the St. is Browns would prob- ably fight hard to get him. ‘Bob Meusel certainly ought to be awarded to Boston. If anybody could make a star of thls outfielder, Bill Carrigan’s the man to do it. “0Old Rough” would eithes kill or cure Bob. So far as the Yankees' pitchers are concerned, they could be split up among the other clubs—one to a club. Or possibly Detroit should get two of them. For some reason or other Mana- ger Miller Huggins and Owner Jake Ruppert don't seem to think so much of the scheme to break up their team. Jake had his brewery business broken up by Andrew J. Volstead and he frowns on this practice. HORRIBLE EXAMPLE Ot ¢ourse, Connle Mack’s experl- ences may have something to do with their attitude. For thirteen years Comnnle has been trying to put together.a team on a par with that celebrated 1914 assemblage, but he hasn't had much luck. Just now it looks as if the only way the Yanks will be broken up is by developing fallen arches from running out hits, Jake Ruppert will probably con- sent to let his stars go elsewhere when the law s repealed to allow him to operate his brewerles with the old-time formula. lBeuvcr cruised cown to the mouth of the Yukon. Trips were made up the Inncko and the Iditarod Rivérs. The big beaver catch re- leased comsiderable money along the river, Mr. ‘Dufresne said, and conditions materially. The fish catch was good this year, he said. Conditions aré in| good shape generally and the prospects for a far catch next year are - excellent, Iminediately upon his return |Mr. Dufresne turncd his atten- tion to reporeece violations of the game law in killing caribou. “I dizcrimiate killing of caribou will not be tolerated and any violu- tors of the law will be vigo ously prosecuted,” he declared. B Mrs. Ralph Martin, who b been in the States for the pu several months, sailed from & attle on the Alaska today for b irome here, —————— Advertising arways pays. v the columns of The Empire. EMPIRE, SATURDAY,. SEPT. 10, 1927. By GEORGE McMANUS material THIS 1S A FINE FIX- IN JAIL FOR SPEEDIN. TOWN T \SY WHITTIER IS BODSTER FOR HOME PLAGE (Ketchikan Chronicle) “Junean never lookad bette :ommercially and industrially he people wire never mor nmistic regarding the futu Maurice Whittier, assis ector of United States custom tationed at Juneau, who has been n Ketchikan on official busines wcompanied by son, Judsoi Whit Mr. hittier and Judson are urning home on the Dorothy Alex ander. When asked what he be jeved w the reagon for the wa n which Juneau has been goine thead this summer, Mr. Whitticx raplied: ‘One of the main contributary auses, no doubt, is the proposed and pulp industry., Junesu yeople are satisfied with the pro zress maide so far by the T. 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