The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 22, 1927, Page 5

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liHINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1927. By GEORGE McMANUS FATHER: WE MUST NOT LEAVE I'TALY BEFORE VISITING THE BEAUTIFUL OLD CITY OF FLORENCE- PLEASE ME AND CO THERE! WHERE 16 11?2 OH,NEVER MIND- PLL CALL UP A TOURIST AGENCY! AN’ MAKE ARRANGEMENTS! YES- | COUlDNT THlNK OF LEAVIN' EUROPE WITHOULT SEEIN' FLORENCE! SAY- YOU GO RIGHT UPSTAIRS AN’ EXPLAIN TO YOUR MOTHER THAT FLORENCE 19 A CITY, AN'DON'T PICK OUT ANY MORE TOWNS WITh NAMES LIKE THAT- SHE yB | NEARLY KILLED ME! (\wr~- FATHER - \f" SPORTS DAKLAND BEATS ‘PURSM S WN | INGIANS 9 TO 0 FROM DOUGERS, | | ia Holds Seattle UTH E R S H]LE[ te Five Scattered Hits vy and Qak,s, Win “ittsburgh Beats Brooklyn The Oai:| 4 to 2 and Gains Half terday and] Same on Runnersup the Indians easily, win a score of 5 to0. Pet ' the batters turning them back with five terod hits. Beut-hor homerad for in tho opening stanza 't the scorin tories wer d, Read; ! Schmidt. nod by 99 the YORK, Sept. Al'or 22 National with a four to fwo v Brooklyn. They ame over the boih of whom had 1y on the pl New York inue to sha wa, " thre Oak t Oakland—Da Seattle--Sunger BASEBALL RESULTS Coast Lcague hrd 5, ) Portland ngelos 6 Missions amento 5 Tiollywoed 13, San Francisco National League 2, Pittsburgh 4 American League Cleveland 6. Philadelphia & Detroit 6, New York 1 St. Lonis 0, Washington 10 Chicago 2, Boston 3. STIANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League waon Tost Oakland pE b B 07 San Francisco.101 83 Seattle Portland Sacramento Mission ... Hollywood Los Angeles ... 108 Natloral Leme ()n Lost 8 b5 59 59 4 to play Louis have won 85 and games, and each club has ‘en games remaining it eduls - STRIBLING WONDERS IF OMAHA BOUT WAS SOME CHARITY SHOW md 6t Brooklyn OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 22—-W. L | Stri g and Leo Diebel are won-| dering if their boxing match her.: wo weeks.ago was a benefit pes- formance they knew nothing aboui. Arrested and found guilty of taking part in a “framed” fight, | Diebel and the “Georgia School-| boy,” each were fined $100. Later, however, the State Boxing Com.| mission held that the fight was according to the Marquis cof Queensbury, and the fighters’ purse, which had been witheld, was ordered paid jphe Doxers. Today, however, John Hopkins, City Commissioner who holds the money, said that it will be paid over to the State Welfare Depar: ment. Hopkins said the refer: had called the matech “no con- test,” and that a court had fopun! the fighters guilty of stalling. The decision of the boxing commission he said, means nothing to him. It the fighters want their pay, let lhmu sue, Hopkins udded —————— HOW’S YOUR ROOF? It you need shingles for remember Femmer has them a price that is right. adv. Pet 614 5 409 Pet 615 590 590 566 .486 424 1389 Pittshurgh New: York ... St. Lonis ... Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston iieieee B6 Philadelphia ... 19 American Won 104 86 o ki . 65 . 82 68 61 New York .. Philadelphia . Washington Detroit . Chicago Cleveland St. Louis . ton ... Bosto it. SAN FRMNCISCO, Sept. - Walter Cleghorn, Alaska fight known as the “Cook Inlet Kid won a judges deeision over Tony Passich, ~ San Jose ‘welterweight here jlast night. LIVENGOOD MINER 18 ViCTIM OF GA! ‘ BROTHERS Four Cylinder | thusiasm . American boj TRIES TO REGAIN TITLE of victory. He hopes to sulile DENMARK TO START Found*r”un Turns PLAY[NG BASEBALL!IM“H Ringside |Seats at I.altlv NEW \UIH\ now they are ball in Denmark, sen, supervisor of paratory ] Schools in that count has no doubt about it as a result of en for the game show when American school boys | ed it there. 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