The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 6, 1927, Page 5

ITALY 'S A BETT PLACE THAN | THOULCGHT E_RJ - THE DAILY ALASKA EMP]'RE THURSDAY, OCT. 6, 1927. 8Y coLLY- THOSE BATHING BUITS LOOK © 1927 ey Int'L Feature Senvice. Inc. Great Britain rights reserved SPOI- By GEORGE McMANUS DOG RACING CRAZE CAPTURES ENGLAND LONDON, gone cr over hound racing. Four new opened within a week, planned track in London ndance 200,000 week. The t end- per week at the eight tracks in England | estimated at 450,000 Winston Churchill lor of the Exchequer ing broad smile. The ernment benefits to tl tent of $50,000 a week from amusement and betting taxes. When Mr. Churchill compiled his budget in April hound racing had not begun, so the who of the revenue is Oct. 6.—En ha e more White Ci has an a are an Chancel- is w (MRS hJ4 77 VAL COACHES PICK STANFORD | 1O TRIUMPH ON COAST AGAIN \j\0ER ARREST | “Pep” Warne 1, Stanford coach (upper left), always builds a “three-deep team.” Coach i Q=5 o Price of the University of California (center) gives Stanford “the edge” c¢n the ocast championship. Coach, Paul Schissler of the Oregon Aggies (lowe: left) feels much the same about Stanford’s pros- jpects. Coach Howard Jones of the University of Southern California (right), whose team meets Stanford, is said to be suffering from pre-season dépression. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6. Great clouds of gloom hang over the camps of the principal con- tenders in the 1927 Pacific Coas: Conference football campaign. But the mist of pessimism which canoples the Old Farm at Stan- ford is go thin, rival coaches claim to have peeked through it. Their official reports accuse Stanford of having prospects of ome of the best teams in recent years. “Stanford will win,” declared Coach{ Enoch Bagshaw of the Uni- versity of Wdshington. “Ditto,” chimed in Coach Paul Schisgler of the Oregon Aggies. Coa¢h Nibs Price of California was reported as groaning. “Stan- ford j§s perhaps better fortified with material for the approaching seasorl than any other contender,” and as giving the Cardinals “the edge on the championship.” Against this wholesale assault Stanford supporters enter thz de- murrer that the Cardinals have the services of only six of the 11 fmen who started against Ala- bama last New Year's day in the East and West encounter that ended fn a tie, While the champions do loss Ea Watker and Ted Shipkey, ends, Ward Poulson 'and Leo_ Harris, tackles, Captain Swan, guard, and ‘George Bogue, half-back, due o graduation; meutral observers think they appear''formidably for a re- peat of the 1926 triumph. So, too, despite bearish views emanating from South of the Teha- - chapi range, the Trojans of ti University of Southern California look good this season. Graduation soundéd taps for 15 gridiron ca- reers of “Thundering Herdsmen" headed by Morton Kaer, who was given ‘a backfield position on the "All-Ametican - eleven. However, “Pop” Warner, wgo always ‘builds a “three deep” tem, Coach Howaid Jones has a wealth of “talent to fill in the holes.in his first eleven. Hhhnhack!bldmmr‘m ‘spects, are especlally ng ‘with Drury £ and Williams back in} is a little more paper, Oregon and Oregon Aggies do mnot look to have the cham- pionship calibre of either Wash- ington or Washington State, Coach Bagshaw, of Washington, after picking Stanford to win and ex- pressing the belief California could be counted on to stage a come- back to old time form said 1f his own team ‘“gets off to a good start” it might be “trouble- some,” but that he couldn’t see how any team could beat the Car- dinals this year, A much brighter view of the Huskies’ prospects is taken by Coach Schissler .who believes Washington’s = fears. are baseless and that his old rival will finish ahead of U, 8, C. and second only | to Stanford. Schissler rates his own Oregon Aggies close to the cellar. Idaho with a new coach and many new men is an unknown quantity but the Vandals have always been a threat with a light, fast, smashing team. Montana, bereft of its outstand- ing star, Wild Bill Kelly, of All- Amerlcan fame, seems to be some-, what outclassed this season, California, which won the Pa- cific Conference with monotonous regularity up to three years ago, will have 13 letter men back in, uniform. The Golden Bears with; at least 70 experienced gridders to draw from can count on a strong backfield but with perhaps a deficient supply of guards and tackles. % —e——— SEPTEMBER IS CUPID'S MONTH September has been a some- what busy mouth for marriages so far, including the followin Edgar J. Faber and Grace W. McVeety, and Jacob Johansen api ‘Hagel Mitchell, on September %4 by Rev, M. L. Sanders. g :Manor’ Jensen and [Effie Gra- confusing. On l { pion heavyweight MAYORALTY IS OFFERED JACK DEMPSEY NOW Promoter Offers Also to Pay Fighter $10,000 for ()I:e Year LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 6. Jack Dempsey, who recently pici- ed up more than $400,000 for hal? an Mour's ring work, has been offered $10,000 for a whole years'. Alexander Hurch, promoter of Grape Fruit townsite in the Salt River Valley of Arizona, has tgh:- graphed the former world cham- in New York, offering him $10,000 and a 16 acre grape fruit grove to be- come mayor of the townsite. — e —— NOTICE BE. P. Curtiss is now located at Walter Bathe's Barber Shop. 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Captain John-| iny Zola, the “Flying Finn,” and |'three veterans form the nucleus! | of the team. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. !a man who has hit a U miles or so, one record more or less, doesn’t make much differ- éngp, | Neyertheless, sports writers paid; due notice to the fact that yrus Raymond Cobb had begun his 23rd year of major leaguc | baseball, which Is a record fn ' ftself. Pop Anson and Cy Young i AT THE HOTEIg .' | stopped at 21 years. l - | Thousands of hits, thousands of ! ®! times at bat, thousands of runs. Gastineau mean; a lot to the average fan Alice Smith, Seapporse, Ore.;|but they lack vividness. So the Clara Rupert, Seattle; W. For. statistician's busy pencil has evolv- | strom. . {ed a new picture of Ty Cobb'z i | record—all rolled into one. Alaskan | Here is tie plcture. Imagine a Mike O. Dornel, Cordova; Peter| monster hbaseball diamond in 6.—For ball 110 I Zynda Klubs, Seattle. e | Advertising aiways pays. the columns of The Empire | H. 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