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

; fiRINGlNG UP FATHER HOW WOULD Y OU LIKE | TO HAVE LIVED HERE N ROME IN THEM GLDEN — ©7? el b wouLD T HAVE WELL THE FIGHTI N APPLALED TO ME YOU KNOW THAT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, OH- 1 DON'T KNOW - V'D LIKE TO 9EE SOME CuUY HIT ME OVER || THE HEAD- YEH- BUT YOUR FIGHTIN' DAYS ARE OVER -~ § p@ RIS Pmm‘fis 0P FULL GAME IN ”' orld ¢ Inll intin World S Dodgers \Vu'lop Corsairs on Tue While Cards and Giants ;:[";‘::jfd [last Way Upward | 3 NEW 7YOKK, Sept rgh's leeway on first ational Leaguc Dy one full game yostorday wohen the Corsairs bowed before Brook lyn, while the Giants trimmed (e Reds and the Cardin over the Phillies “the Pirates are ont in three and one-hall games, 1s considored a comfortabl at this stage of th But it is not an e lead \\Hh a crucial @ 3'in the offing, the require uine of the 13 maining games in the event New Yorkers capture all ten the contests th have left to' A fourth play, and the Cards all of the 1! john Kome games on their unplayed schedule. ! whi rican whiz min;: nd George of ager of the RESULTS YESTERDAY National League New York 10, Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 0 i Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 12 Boston 0, Chicago 6 American League Cleveland 1, Washington 4 Sc. Louis-Philadelphia and Boston- Detroit, rain, i Pacific Coast League No games, teams traveling. return 1P Sixty-five | choose from (for fall. At |C. P. lin. | STANDING OF CLUBS | " Paciflc Coast League | won Lost Oakland ... 112 70 San Francisco.101 81 Seattle 94 83 Portland . 89 Sacrament 90 Mission 82 ¢ Hollywond S0 103 Los Angeles ... 74 108 Nattoral Leaguc Won Lost 87 b4 85 59 83 60 81 63 68 172 60 82 Pet. .fil' JOL 497 AB3 437 A0T Pot. | 617 590 580 544 .486 423 .392 .348 Pittsburgh New York . 8t. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston ... 56 87 Philadelphia ... 49 92 American Lea; Won New York . 104 Philadelphia .... 84 Washington 76 Detroit 75 Chicago 65 Cleveland 62 St. Loais 57 Boston . 47 e o8t 42 58 66 67 ki 80 85 94 Pet. | J712 592 535 .EZS‘ 455 437, 401 NOCITY SERIESIN | " CHICAGO THIS YEAR [* CHICAGO, Sept. 20.—President % Veck of the. Chicago Cubs an-| ~~mounced today that there would b: | TR0, City Series between: the Cubs | White Sox clubs this year. ! | "No reason was assigned for the fallure to play the usual poat- season games. e DOUGLAS INDIANS FINED - Jimmie Stevenson and Joseph Btevenlng Douglas Indians, were *{ lhrrested Saturday evening and ¢ were charged in the U. S. Com- ' missioner's Court with drunkeness z and disorderly conduct. They were o fiu and mm by Judge andis Intimaics will ()p(’n ()tt. 1th PENNANT RACE , vucxce. \mes has yot _pitrs SE& AMERICANS TO CONTEST IN RACES PULLED GFF, JAPAN HONOLULU swim esident part b Meeot Uw William Clarence Honolulu. Center, Haw. ka way to Japan. —_— | The entire to Honolulu {of the meet in Japan on ()xl()b\ll . Bussinger, -, ‘Old papers for saie at Tne Enum'u 1‘“"011 Byrd. Carnival =N TIGKET SALES TALK OF EVEN == LIGHTER THAN = MONEY BUZZES - WAS EXPECTED AS DAY MEARS Crly last Minute Rush for Pasteboards Will. 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SHE WINS THIRD TERM DEFEATING SIX MEN and B N With coach Honolulu ¢ The fastest four in America— 0 to 25 miles through gears in less than seven seconds— unequal in traffic or on hills —equipment includes wind- ipe, rear view mirror, stop light, bumpers on front and them and NORFOLK. ept ',m- third successive time, { Norfolk housewife has left her ] {male opponents trailing in | irace for a seat in the Virgi | General Assembly. She is Mrs. Sarah Lee only woman ever to be re-elec to the state assembly. Six m <ran against her in the recent cle tion. Mrs, Fain’s chief work has been | legislation for the protection of women and children. She h: | cndorsed and worked for mea recommended by Governor I a young American team wiil at the close ! i rear. Five Passenger Sedan $875.00 Detroit sample dresses to in silk and woolens! $10.00 and $1 3rd and Frank- —ady. 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