The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 28, 1927, Page 5

NOW - LISTEN TO ME - JUST BECAULDE YOU ARE 1N VENICE - XOU NEEDNT THINK YOO ARE CoONG OUT - THIS 15 A NICE WAY TO TRAVEL = NEXT THING \ NOW - MAGGIE \WON'T EVEN LET ME LOOK OUT A WIHROOW - Y oLy CAN'T | ENEN THINK Ahqw‘f WELL-'M GONNA SEE VENICE - THAT'S ALLY f Y QOLLY- THE WATER- PIPES MUST BE BUDSTED © 1927 ay IntL Feature Service. Inc Great Britan rights reserved with FLAT DENIAL BY DEMPSEY, FIGHT CLAIM S TEEYS \/. \\ gy g he: PIRATES ROMP PENNANTWARD, |- BEATING CUBS Pittshurgh ;r;i_St. Louis in| Vi and Neck Race | Pown Home Stretch Y ()IH\ Sept. 28. tri Pi Tha | in «y took anothe:!be with their hold onts | on ¢ in the Ngtional Leaguc | of defeating Ch sl'(~mld time in the two to one. W through the reefs th: M!m can almost, see (-,ln.i' w erd ontinued to ck and neck tie down the home stretch, ning from Cincin Bach club to splay. : Redbirds by two whole games and only an almost complete coilapse of the former would enable the World Ghampions to romp home winnor, The Giants, after dropping Mon- day's game fto the Phillies, re- turned to form yesterday and won easily. But it is almost too late for ‘them to do more than win the third man's ‘share in the World Series receipts. wii | Pi ) }H | Sa, RECALLS 1908 BATTLE NEW YORK, Sept. 28, — The| thrilling race heing staged in th~ National League this season re- calls the equally famous struggle waged in the American circunit in 1908. Like the Pirates, Gilants, Cubs and Cards this year, the Tigers, ‘White Sox, Cleveland and 8¢, Louis fought it out for the flag nineteen years ago. Whjle three western clubs have a chance .0 cop this campaign, the, entire quartet of contenders was com posed of teams from the wes in the most sensational struggic in American Leagué annals. Going into the last few weeks of play there -vas little to choose améng the leaders. Then the Browns fell by the wayside. Bat Detroit, Chicago and Cleveland battled on to the finish. Hollywood | | Pi Wi Cl th the Now I‘m tland 2, San Franci Los Angeles 5, New York 6, I(Yal\hll(l Portland ... Mission .08 Angeles St. New York . | Chicago Cincinnati . Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston . New York . I'hllndelphh Detroit Chicago St. Boston . /\ ir rivals. Bush finds himself in th at. of another terrific pennant ttle. Only this time in the role pilot. And it is quite possibl he little fellow's h;.hh will carry the flag just like they t deal to do with the 1 umph of nineteen yes Rays Queer Pranks Another thing, too. Should rates cop Bush will ba ol igout during the world |h(’ chap he replaced will | bein roster the 1908, in the e of the u)nll(‘i on lnu lllr' Yankees. ys many 1. - BASEBALL K RESULTS Pacific Ccast League Missions 4 co 0, Oakland 1 Sacramentn 16 National League Louis Cincinnati ttebnrgh hicago 1 Philadelphia American League hiladeiphia 4, New York 7. - STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League won Lost 117 0..103 96 95 . 91 87 84 79 Natioral League Won Lost queer pranks, | 1 3 2 s Albert Hawley, full-blooded Indian of the Assiniboine trile will captain the Haskell Inst. tute football team this fall Haskell is the largest I school in the country, went through all opp last season without a defeat. e, Franci attle cramento A ‘l7 ‘ 494] 460 437 G n 416 siegle Pet 616 603 593 5569 477 .338 420} .383 seonel A FLOWERS-LATZO BOUT POSTPONED WILKESBARRE, Penn, Sept. 28.—The hout between Tiger Flow- | ers and Pete Latzo, former wal-| terweight champion, scheduled for | tonight, has baen postponed. Flow- | ers is suffering from an uncerated tooth. ttsburgh 93 Louis Amerluu Lenne Won Lost Pet .09 .593 558 5317 546 .436 .385 .336 Use ashington ... The President | Bob Turner’s New 7-Passenger | Sedan Y eveland Louis t's Real Pleasuie to ride in the Adver President—It's a Studebaker e colum 8 ¢f The Empir'. CALL 267 Fight to Finish *Then came that memorable tus- sle between White Sox and Cleve land, in which Addie Joss bea: Bd Walsh, 1 to 0, Joss pitching a perfect gam» against the Chica- goams. The final series of the ‘chase found Detroit at Chicago for a three-game stint The Tigers neel- ed but one victory to clinch the pennant, Obviously it looked all over but the shouting. The Sox, however, fought to the last, winning the first two frays and leaving the issue to the final game of the campaign. Detroit wasn't to be denied, though, and with the famous Bill Donovan giving Chicago but two hits, the Tigers won, 7 to 0. With the vic- tory went the pennamt. roit turned in a percentage . of .588 that ceason, the{ lowest mark ever compiled by a gon- ulo.vlnnllg tum in v,ln Amer- jcan League. Bush Big Factor Oddly enough, the player who had a big share in putting the Tigers at the top of the heap Is the present manager of one of the contenders in the present Na- tional League r-u Donie Bush 1s mm wmz;.:. in the A POSITIVE COAL SENSATION HAVE INCREASED IN POPULARITY EACH YEAR UNTIL TODAY THEY ARE THE LARGEST SELLING LUMP COAL IN WESTERN AMERICA. {Lymon, |night before the Colleg {top of the | from the He Received Noj Jarning About Going Into Neutral Corner ‘ NEW ANGLE ON BIG FIGHT BY | Jack h ame ml( denial of Tunne rding the final instrue- s received from Referee Dave | lfun\ in the Chicago champ’on- [Claim Niade Dempsey,shin bout w Could Have Been Dis- {fm.'. Mrsagintrsihcs o g qualified Before 7th I newtral corner in event of a \knockdown,” sald Dempsey. “I| CHICAGO, Sept. 28. — Ceorg Chicago businessman and ' \feel that lost the decision | one of the judges of the Tunney- ' Dempsey fight, in a speech hsts BROTHERS disqualified before the .wnmhi Four Cylinder I vound for repeatedly hitting be-| low the belt and using the barred; rabbit punch te warnings from Referee Dave ILnrv and the ! judges. i Dempsey knew that such a big!: fight could not be stopped ex-|; cept for very serious breaches or,; the rule s Lymon. He; took advantage of that fact, “When Tunney went down, Dempsey stepped into a near cor ner behind the referee for just one reason. 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