The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER WHERE 19 DINTY7HE'S BEEN GONE FOR FOUR HOLRS - | DON'T THINK HE LIKES ( HE LOOKS DESPONDEMT- | WONDER.\F HE (D THINKIN' OF SUICIDE * WHAT 15 THE B 1DEA ? WHAT ARE NOW DOV OUT HERE? BY GOLLY - THERE HE 19 OUT THERE N A DOAY - | INDIANAPOL Chuclt dianapolis | caims 29 m Ind., Sept. ins, veteran yweight pugil stop” ring record. INDIANS WiN EASY VICTOR Rap Hollywood Twirler for, Seventeen Hits Durmg Game over oo n w's final ped Fniler £ and Borrea He ‘l»v\uul Fullerton and| “ock. ;| GAMES WEDNESDAY 4 Paufici Coast League alitle National League York 5; i nnings, i American League Washington 6, 2; Boston 1, STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League i@ won Lost 2 Oakland 17 San Francisco.104 87 | %mue 97 87 5 | 96 94 . 92 93 103 ] | | Hollywood 457 Misgion . 107 ¥ | Los Angeles 112 mmom Leagzue Pittsburgh St. Louis . : N | New York | || Managers o, f .,‘Plh'(" Chicago Cinginnati ... Philadelphia ... Brooklyn Boston ... Amencm‘}v Leaguo New York ... 107 Philadeéphia . Washington Detroit .. Chicago Cleveland St. Louis . COACH JAPAN'S TENNIS PLAYERS NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Vincent Richards, United States Davis Cup player until he joined the ranks of the professionals, will sail from San Francisco for Japan nextiymonth and will act as coach for Japan’s younger temnis play- ers, at the invitation of the Japa- nese Tennis Association, until No- vember 15. Howard Kinsey and Karel Koze- luh willy join . Richards in Japan and the three will go to Australia, India and France for exhibition contests. “They will compete in the world professional tennis championship, scheduled for Beaulieu, France. ol g MADE FOOTBALL: TEAM Henry Pigg, son of Dr, and Mrs. . W. J. Pigg of this city; who left rurly in August for school, has made the football team at tba Santa Clara College, High: at San Jose, ‘which he i ing, according to a letter received by his parents. The team played its first game of the season last Saturday. E fii tm-"l Fighters Given Lar ge Amount.s NEW Jack o} \ul(l Sept. lh Pmpsey gave Manager 100 for 90 days of | y the Greek,” ved $25,000. It e Tun- ve ‘his manager, Billy between §100,000 and 2. zslANT‘s” GAIN HALF A GAME PENNANT RACI Iakc a Day 0( While Rain Plp\ents Cards Plavmg NEW Yl)Rl\ Sept, 2). — Rain and an open date caused a paus yesterday in ine National League Pennant The Pirat leading in the race; had a recess while the sec |ond place Cardinals did not play Cincinnati on account of rain. There is a margin of two game: separating the two front contend | ers. The Giants defeated the Phillies to gain half a game. The Giants can tie for first place in event the Pirates lose all three games left and the Car- dinals take only two games. New York will have to sweep (h@r thrde contests to clinch the bunting. Pittsburgh has to win two con tests providing the Cardinals cap- ture all three. - eee——— SAYS YANKEES HAVE EDGE ON WORLD SERIES Manager "-l;;g_ins Makes His Prediction, Against Pittsburgh Pirates NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Long distance clouting, one of the prime factors in the runaway race of the Yankees in the Am- erican League, may decide the World Series in their favor in the opinion of Manager Huggins “As a team, the Pirates may be a batting point or two higher, sald Huggins. The Yankee manager, in dis- cussing the pennant possibilities, based his remarks on the pros. pect of Pittsburgh being the Na. tional League entry. “But the Yankees have a big edge on total bases and- long distance hitting,” continued Hug- gins. A comparison of extra base hitting bears Huggins out. The latesh unofficial averages show the Yankees gathered 31 more ! ldoubles and -24 more triples and! 100 more home runs than the —— e parking on “of Willoughby Ave. between liouo Grocery and 12th St. only. Parking on the East side of 9th and 12th streets only. Must luv fifteen - feet :1""“' lf (rollnlll E —adv. -—-—4——’-}%&1‘——9 COLLEGE FIVE i ASKS FOR SIX 70 AID YOUTH; s HAS HIS PLAN. JUNEAUGAMES Champion Heavvwelght Is' l'almanks Institution Hoop-| to Teach Value of | Right Living NEW YOREF 31 times in the nths of 1927, Fow better than 12 (o , TUNNEY'S AIM rest weights ja their gloves at in that time. He has on Tiger Flowers, form l|||lltl|('\u-'xb!l|t champion; Stribling and Johnny Risko. gins met Flowers three |losing on points once, earning draw another time and boxin a no-decision affair the otha time. sters Will Schedule Two | Wikgins Three-Game Series threw | boxed 1 time to ht'l]\ Gene Tunney get into Alaska College basketball | shape for his title bout with Jack | will tour Southeastern Al-| Demp: again this according | in by Supt. | eau Pub- The team Sept. The'| Ivening World prints a copyright ' interview with Gene Tunncy n which the heavyweight cham-! vion of s his aim n_life routh tha value of Tunney than twelve y activity and a general disincli ames are tion to train seriously ha mad said a little apparent imp: n Coach | Wiggins. He bears few marks of w. | lie | de: lett is right H said: ools by he Six local the “What I want from rou@' o do anything else | my life to the . to teach yout of clean living. It is! ‘ard to talk about these things sithout seeming priggish.. My | vork in the ring has put too nuch demand on my, time and 1y strength to give full thought | 0 just what I have in mind. I now it 11 take deep thinking refore 1 va at a plan but I} eel there is something missing n our educational systam. “Youth should advance ally as well as physically aentally. Ma i ertain se: ather de ese m vith pri “There vrong Abel, quad. As was the College will which lls for games for the largest towns | ban and Ketchika desires two local series, one to BELGIAN WILL SOUND b2 played when the squad goes south and the other enroute north. ¢ asked for the first three games before the Christmas holi- December 21, 23 and 26. p Aldll'h desired for the second inuary 2, 3 and 5. No I|I| culty _itered in securing the games as. ed for here, it was said. High School five will furnish” in of Collegd | the thousands of rounds he has { fought. Only , the | the count. That was at the hands »,of Tom Gibbons several years all of | ago. between Fair- ————————— n. Coach Abel charge the ALBANY, N. Y. Sept. Joseph Denyn, famous carollin- eur of Malines Cathedral, Bel- gium, will be master of | epirit. : [monies at the debut of Albany's and this month. Danyn, sometimes C!\“Pl‘ flm *Pdderewski of the bells,” is to pesition in a portion of the gam3s|play in several cities during his i too. mualk of .t and the Fire Department squad|first visit to America. He wiil kind of _education in ““_“n expected to take care of nmmve concerts on the Ilmksmm ine: in tabloid mazagines, rest. chimes of the Park Avenue “I' have certain ideas in mind, : G Chre, New York, at And: t things that are wrong in m,,{MUsT SERVE THIRTY MONTHS ","T" M’“?\I IM""M““" Lo ducation of ‘the very young, e }r,:;c:“"' gt mong our boys and girls, also| Arthur Carlson and Mark Reép-| 1 hings that might be corrected |loeg, who were arrested in Kel()]l [y BOnay B | ATbany contributed to the city A scheme of educational work. |ikan some time ago, and charged | {new carillon. ~Bach bell is a he, time to laik on my aims jo!with robbery in a dwelling, w | memerial. The bells were sound- my considerable extent has no* {found guilty in the U. 8. Dist ed first on September 18, the ses- come however but I feel I will| Court which is in session in W quicentennial of the first battle »e able to find time to talk nn[(.,,um and were sentenced (o |of Saratoga. what 1 am thinking about, at’'gerve months at MeNeil Is- some near future date, that of {jand by U. 8. District Judge T.! siving genuine value to the grow:|n. Reed, according te infor ing generation. Somehow I feel|tjon received that my success as an athle'c | Alpert White, — e “1as8 been merely a stepping fl!nm-, - e - Advertising a:ways pays. to the more important work that ' [o1a papers tor susc at The Tmpire ' the columns ot The Empire. there is still before me.” { RS is HRIA e Population of France ] | problems cate to ters can 'be touchad on er oducation, | nf Friday, Day at 1s_Remnant Emporium. —ady. DO the 30th, Goldstein’s by U. § Marshal | NEW GOODS HAVE ARRIVED First installment of new Fall and Winter Goods have arrived, consisting of Serges, Worsted and Scotch Tweeds. F. WOLLAND MERCHANT TAILOR Greater than Thought! PARIS, Sept. 29.-—By Presi-: lential decree, the official popu-| lation of France has been in-| ‘reased by 23 souls. Guide-books, | historjes, almanacs and other in-| formative volumes which give the population of France as 40,745-| 851 are in error. The figure|? . should be 40,745,87" ‘When the last census was tak-| ! on, the names of 23 inhabitants| NORTHEI;N HOTEL of the l;)lllllile of Honnecourt Ci 3 od down, and" then overlooked, | BOOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in - operation—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per The fact that they had not been included in the grand total was month and up—steam heated. discoverel only a short time ago,| whereupon. the President of the Republic and the Minister of the Interior signed a decree correct- ing the errol e Jerome Drumbheller, president of | the Fern Gold Mining Company of the Willow Creek district, is a passenger on the Yukon for Seward. Radio Receiving Sets BOSCH—ZENITH—CROSSLEY—GREBE —KOLSTER—RADIO, CORPORATION ‘DODGE BROTHERS Four Cylinder Cars All of ahove are guaranteed Go-Getters 2rices on same are standard. We pay the freight. QUALITY GUARANTEED ACCESSORIES—Loud Speakers, Tubes, Battery Elimina- tors, Wet and Dry Batteries, Trickle Chargers, i Antannae Equipment. Alaska Electric Light and _ Power Company Juneau, Alaska omm. Radio Station KFIU—On the air Mondays, Wed- uflmpfl Pridsys—6 to 7 P. M. 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