The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 26, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING P FATHER THE NEWSD HERE 1N 1 TALY MAY O INTERESTIN' BUT | CAN'T READ ]”w ITALIAN - T = e {'D GIVE A LOT YO SEE A PAPER, WITH THE ®ALL DCORE ™ T TIN U HomME sick - S BAD ENOLLH TO READ ENMGLIDH VL1 &0 OUT AN SEE IF | CANT QT APAPER IN T - o T LOOK -JIGGD * A NEW YORN< PAPER - SOME OLO MA':! LEFYT IT ON A CHAWR N THE HOTEL LOBBY - ©@ 1927, by In'l Feature Service. Ine — o | Great Britgin rights reserved. 822 mL_L.4‘ 3 Pirates Driving on Toward National Bun A gam To ps “pl. Witl » games left on ']n'h 8 Pittsburgh Pirate 1 Loague pe mmnl W YORE ro Sunday. ’g w two full gam in sacond pla and third placers again, are salf game back of the Redbird The Cardinals jumped into : cud place Sunday when they st «d a double killing at the expcnse «f the Braves while the time 'the Ciants wore playi scoreless tie with - the /Brook hn Do Tt was an abbreviate affair, being called at the o'-ml of the seventh stanza on accoun‘ of dark 3. The ¥ butgh club can cliv the pennant by winning four ov of five of its remaining ganw even (i St. Louis should win all of it§ five games which it b left to play. The Giants have six games left on their schedule and would only tie Tor first place it they won them all and Pittsburgn lost two out of five. The Giant hopes for the buni- ing were brighter Saturday th.a any time in the' past two weeas. Py defeating the Pirates on thi Istter’s grounds 3 to 2 before 3 000 fans, they had crept up to one and one-half games back of the leaders, and had taken th ont of the four games played 1 Fittshurgh. It was the closin game “ for the New Yorkers on {heir {western trip. 7ne Cards held their own i the face Saturday by winain. from ithe Braves four to three Fred Frankhouse, rookie pitcher obtained by the Cards from Hous- ton, Texas, hurled for the World Champions, winning his fitch siraight victory since he came up to the majors. STECHER TAKES BOUT FRGM N. DAVISCOURT LOS ANGELES, Cal; Sept. 26: —Joe Stetcher, Nebraska sclssors exponent, -~ successfully defended his claim to the world's heavy- weight wrestling championship here by throwing Dick Daviscourt, Wichita headlock artist in 1 hour and 46 minutes for the only fall of the mateh. —— e TEACHER MAKES LONG TRIP TO TAKE PLACE ahead of Harry E. Mours‘. new Super intendent of Schools at Fairbanks claims the record for making the longest trip ever made to accep! new position. He had been teach- ing school at Manila for some years before getting the Fair- m school. In coming to his .new position he visited all south cities of Asia, then ‘Alexandria, Cafro and er ‘Kgyptian points, having first the Suez Canall. m Alexandria he sailed to aples and crossed Europe, vis: Switzerland, Germany, Hol- ute to Eng.| iSacramento Portiand | Hollywood Mission seles 79 Natioral Lez; Won 91 89 88 ! 8k 108 ‘\vw York 89 80 ting; St. Louis ity Gmnts in Rfl(‘e Chiceio : o (‘ eveland 65 57 50 - Oregon 7, || Yenks Break All | | Records for Season’s Viciories Linfield 0 dental Tnivers I Barbara State Tea 5 | Montana State 22, TORK, Sept. 26.—Wh:n| State 0 York Yankees defea turday, makin it | for them for the they set a new Trecord in n League b ball. Back the Boston Red Sox won [w. rllmug tlw season. ( ulumhid AKLAND WINS TWICE SUNDAY | > FROM SEATTLE/: = Indians Are Defeated Last|™® Two Home Games of [adv. Current Season SEATTLE, - Sept. hammered out a yver Seattle Sunday ville of Butte 0 Stanford 7, Olympic Army 13, Syracuse 13, 105 eason, Hobart Ohijo University 21, ' Alabama 46, Millsaps Lafayette 39, Skulkill Hamilton 0, Colgate Alfred 0 21, - hnmxu meets Cha in regular and — 26.—O0alkland g double victory in the last l +|home games of the season, win- " ) ring the first six to four and the econd 10 to one. The Oaks were held scoreless until the sixth stanza in the opener. In that inning they pound- cd House for five runs. In the nightcap, the Oaks col- lected five runs off Guilland in the fifth frame. Batteries were: Oakland Krause and Reed; Seattle—House, Graham. and Schmidt; Second game: Oakland—Gould and Bool; Seattle—Guilland, Jenkins and Borreani. SPEARMINT P has whole day! It keeps teeth GAMES SATURDAY the throat, Pacific Coast League Hollywood 8, San Francisco 2 Portland 20, Los Angeles 6 Missions 5, Sacramento 2 Seattle-Oaklaiid, wet grounds, no game. [} R National League New York 3, Pittsburgh 1 Boston 3, St. Louis 4 Y Philadelphia 2, Chicago 10 Brooklyn (.5, Cincinnati 1,3 American Ln.m St. Louls 2, Washingion 5 Cleveland 3,4, Philadelphia 43 Detroit 0, New York 6 Chicago 0, Boston 3. GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League Portland 8,8, Los Angeles 9,1 Hollywood 1,6, San Francisco 11,7 Misgions 2,0, Sacramento 6,1 Oakland 6,10, Seattle 4,1 National League Pittsburgh 26, Chicago 1,1 New York 0, Brookly 0 (called at end of seventh account of dnrl ness) Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati 3 Boston 15, 8t. Louis 4,6 American League land 10 Cars ‘—equipment - 94 Ol Boston University Vermont Norwie. 92 102 106 110 e st 14 65 FOOTBALL RESULYS ge lub 6 0 0 Brown 27, Rhode Island State Rio Grande 0 13 21 0 h 0 sessia 8 o'clock Tuesday evening followed by a social meet- refreshments. ' MAE WILLIAMS, ALICE BROWN, w. Sec’y. a tang and zest to brighten your P g DODGE BROTHERS Four Cylinder 460 39 418 500 497 K. C. WOMAN I$ | Mrs. sl | e A by n 1 .| W 6 University of Southern Califoni Colle; ty of California North Ilul\n University of Montana 19, (‘('!\!-';’~' [l s NTION FASTFEH STARS ter Neo, M 014 papers ror suic at_The Empire. R R s “The fastest four in America— 0 to 25 miles through gears in less than seven, seconds— | unequal i traffi¢ or en Kill fncludes wind- swipe, rear view mirror, stop light, bumpers on fromt and Ltd., N | by tr ve W quired large placer W 11 I n hy Lanks News-Miner). m N Fellows’ L |at R, | cordially th lh GOLF GHAMPION RDEN Ci I\ Y am |I«),n of won the Women's 18 A!n o ot of Haworth Itho her young orn was steadier traps thro , four s final ma oytdr| nonent, and fou hnul the day. The /RITWORTH COMES TC OPEN ENGINEER wire ved here (Sept. was learn Lionel Whitworth of Man- . England, director anl manager of the @ Gold Dredging company, | will reach here on or about ovember 1. He is accompanisd Mr. Studdert, who made the ip from England with him three a ago. They are returning to work on Engineer c¢rock, their interests have | ed Yty Dale Ge holdings. M: | wastern hitworth had intended to maku | trip to Alaska last Sprin was detained in Manchestes the illness of a son.—(Faff-' rec yeus JOHN KING TOPEKA,” Ki Sept. i King, rig Mo., baseball club, was the valuable playe in the | Assdciation during 1927, Kin on was the official scor 26, selec made here president of Association and Waestern League here. King's batting average | games was . well above mark. He | of the six-club circuit, [ more than two dozen | gers) com- | | f The President e it in the ———e— ATTENTION MASONS There will be a stated unication of Mt. Juneau Lodge o. 147, F. & A. M., in 0dd Hall, Monday evening| 7:30 o'clock. Work in the; | C. Degree. Visiting Brethren |It's Real Ple invited. By order of President—It's M. | CALL 257 CHAS. E. NAGHEL, b8 3 TR Y Secretary. HOW’S YOUR ROOF? vou need shingles for e — edan e W. 1 GIWAYS pays. o co'amns of The “Empire. 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