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

B e o i e s e e e BRINGING UP ]-ATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE SATURDAY OCT. 22. 1927. FAILS T0 SWIM ENG. CHANNEL SECOND TIME Miss Gleitz Attempts to! Vindicate Her Swim | of October 7 | LONDON, Oct. 22--Vindication of the swim of Miss Mere Gleitz was thwarted by the waters of the Enghsh when the London typist was eight miles from her goal. She started from the French coast early this| morning and was forced to give | up the struggle. She was at- tempting to gepeat her swim of the HEnglish channel October a gestura of vindication de- ring that atter the hoax pei- petrated by Dorvothy Logan, some thing must be done to resto prestige which Miss Loruna cr icism impaired, RICKARD MAY BE GETTING OUT OF GAME NEW YORK, Oct. 22-—The New York American says it has learn. ed on good authority that Tex Rickard has sold more than $500.- 000 worth of stock in Madizon | Square Garden within the ten days, approximately one-haif of his holdings. Behind the transaction,. The American says, is an effort to de-| pose Rickard as general manager, | ine!, | | ¢ although the promoter holds a COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,|the team’s captain, 3 contract for an annual salary of!QOct. 22—Much of the hope of|a halfback whose drop-kicking has $30,000. Colorado College for a Rocky|made his team u serious conten- Rickard is sald to welcome an|Mountain Conference football |der for the last two years. opportunity to escape from his iron clad contract, feeling that his name and labor are being capitalized and that he is not re- ceiving enough. Col. John Hammond. serving as acting: manager of Madison Square Garden during Rickard's visit to Hot Springs, Ark., denied the , possibility of the promoter stepping out. “Thére isn’t the slightest chance of that coming to pass,” he said. “It will not otcur until 1944 at least, when Rickard’s contract ex- plres.” REISELT 1S STILL BILLIARD .CHAIPION, PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22—Otto Reiselt, of Philadelphia, retains his title of world ,champion at three cushion billards by defeat- ing Gas Copulos, of Detroit, 300 to 128 —————— Try jar Belcano Vegetable Pack at Terrell’s. » —adv. | DoDGE 'BROTHERS Four Cylinder Cars The fastest four {h America— | ‘0 to 256 miles through gears & in less than seven seconds— unequal in traffic or on hills —~—equipment includes wind- rear view mirror, stop ,lllt’ bumpers on front and ,fi'.' 2 B one of the chief assets of the Colorado Ccllege ter the woild’s interscholastic record fcr the drop-kick with a 59- | yard boot. Army star, is the Colorado coach championship this year rests on| 00, 0 Vlll:gtlonless beyond belief interscholastic | kick TS : By GEORGE McMANUS = hg e = - M SORRY , TO LEAVE TALY, LILLY - YOU l( WE ARE ) f You Al L CAN CALL BUT THIS LOINA TO LO AND HELF 'l LIOWL TO ON MY RELATIONS AFRICA 1S, \o— Moo JILLS AFR\CA SURE SHOW YOU A LETTING ON | {y"z i 2 4LCOD TIME! <] | MY NERVES 7 2 \ G o GRID GAMES football games being played this lafternoon in various sections of record for the drop|the country and the scores of the | same The drop-kicking ability ¢f Field Phelps (above), halfback, is m. Phelps holds William van de Graaff (inset), fcrmer Alabama and Field Phelps, Philps established a world’s Buick has an engine UICK'’S remarkable freedom from vibration is B duepnmnnlytothreevihllynmpomntfnctou First—the inherent. smoothness of the Buick Valve-: m-Hud six-cylinder engine. Second— rubber engine mountings, front and reat. And third—the mufic and almost perfect balance _of the entire Buick crankshaft ‘assembly. Only&ukenjaynhuedmgu.Andonlmeck moodmuukdhpee&.— l.n'g M s.dmmb;wms ‘ 1195 to #1850 Sport Modela 1195 to #1523 o : i fe b Mk g dr e B ot BUICKfi'|928 C()NNORS MOTOR co gy sl Duls itk four years ago by putting teams when they met last J‘Hu- ball through the uprights'season: from a distance of 59 yards. He| |nas averaged two dropkicks ‘ol RART {a game for the last {wo years| Cambridge, Mass., Harvard (16) I Many of them were from the . ‘Dartmouth, (12) [vard mark and beyond. In onc| New Haven, Conn., Yale (10) vs. game In which his team scored! Army, (33) I'more than 100 ‘points he 1| Ithaca, N. Y., Princeton vs. Cor- from the field nimo times ant|nell p [two of the drop kicks were bo.| Syracuse, N. Y., Syracuse (10) yond the. 46-yard mark. | Y. RenR CHEE. ( | The Colorado College ‘team isf Annanolls, Md., Navy vs. Duke Il coached by Wiltiam van do Graatf, | L Sieage 10) e, Feai {former University of Alabama | 5) ) star and an all-American end ot | ‘Hamillon, N. Y., Colgate vs |the United States Military Acad. | Wabash. e e opes 1a] New York City, New York (30) wl the University of Utah Rytonms (8, powerful team won the| Providence, R. L, Brown vs. Le- I Rocky Mogntain title last” year|banon Valley. fi e jand then Ln the University ot| Washington, D. C. Georgetown Mwall 1. & Doite | (10) vs. West Virginia (13). Bhe vt e 048 & | New York City, Columbia ve met defeat at home in ye | Williams. 45 i Pittshurgh, Pa., Pittsburgh (1) ¥ _ vs. Carnegie (14). ARBANGE SHARTARIARE Amwherst, Mass., Amherst (26) ] T | vs. Wesleyan (0). MOSCOW, Oct. 22 — Soviei | sportsmen are feverishly pi - WEST ing for the All Union Spartakiade| Evahston, 1l ilinois vs. North 192¢ western. A first repetition of the Spart:| Bloomington, Ind., Notre Dame akizde was the recently ended| (26), vs. Indiana (0). “summer of physical cul-|” Minneapolis, Minn.,, Minnesota, : altended by 2! (41) ys. lowa (0). 500 soviet sportsmen and 120 rep-| Amm Arbor, Mich., Michigan (17) ives of workers' sport or:|ve.@hio Stata (16). bgantzationss.of Finland, . Latvia nflmmm. Wis., Purdue - (0) ve nany and Norway. | Wiggonsin (0). g Wait FOR THE u Motors INCORPORATED® . “SERVICE LUCAS” DOWN THERE - THEYLL || WOW! ON SATUHDAYl The following are the importani ) PAC!FIC Palo Alto, Cal, rs. Stanford. ttle, Wash., Washi Wa )nnm m State Moscow, Ida., Idaho Montana (12). SOUTH Birmingham, Ala., }vs. Sewanee (0). COAST Oreg Alabama (2v Columbus, Alabama Po! <(.w Lexington, Ky. Kontucky (13) vs. Washington and Tice (14). shville, Tenn., Tulane vs. Vanderbilt. Atllanta, Ga., Carolina. MISSOURI VALLEY Georgia Tech vs. Lawrence, Kas, Kansas vs Washington, Manhattan, Kas., Kansas Aggie (15) vs. Oklahoma (12). Stillwater, Okla., Oklahoma Ag- gles (0) vs. Tulza U. (28). Grinnell, Ia, Grinnell (13) vs. Drake (0). ROCKY MOUNTAIN Colorado Springs, Col., State vs. Colorado College. Salt Lake City, Utah, Utah (37) vs. U. of Collorado +3). Logan, Utah, Utah Aggios (6) vs. Wyoming (6). Denver, Col., Denver (27) vs. Colorado School of Mines (7). WESTERN Omaha, Neb, Creighton (0) vs, Marquette (21). Los Angeles, Cal, California Tech San Francisco, al., (13) vs. Nevada (0). *Intersectional. — e S S STATE TITLE IS AT STAKE 1. of So. Cal V8, St. Mary GAME TODAY, SEATTLE, Oct. 22—The 1927 State title, and Coast Conference Championship aspirations of both teams, are at stake in the an- nual foothall game between Wash- ington University and Washington State this afternoon. Fair weath- er gave indications that 30,000 fans would witness the contest. The ' University of Washington is conceded a slight edge. e JACK OF ALL TRADES The shop of odd jobs, such as window washing, scrubbing, cleaning, polishing floors, paint- ing, in fact anything in odd jobs John Holler, Prop. Phone 473. —adv. LEAVES RING Montana BREAK A CHEST : | FOR COLLEGE i Piomising Welterweight, \ Fighter Deserts the i Squared Circle (" SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Oct. 22 i lost one of its most prom. | weltorweight fighters whon | { Wsquival dese¥ted the H squared circle this fall to resume ! [} his me ducation at the Uni i ! ity of Xas N quibal, who is a ecitizen of |} ! country despite his Spanish |} | name, deserted scl ol and h { ) amateur status whea he ! i ) nated from . the Univ, f { Texas ar ago. Mis campaig that was so scuccessful he 1 J. J. WOODARD ¢ () g was shle to return to school in |} the fall and complite the f | Plumbing—Sheet Metal V\mhi ¥ of his medical education ‘; South Frout Street ) summer he “c-entered the |y ! . in . ‘quest: 6f “imide. (to con. | T TSR S tinue hiz education. Two vie- | ——e——————— torles over Ray Macias, the fight ing scn of a Mexican general, a one victory over Charley Cobb o Galveston, w the high Fres’l in his campaign. Ma fonce on a decisicn, but went down the sacond t'me for the! ° count before a one-iwo punc Shll)"l(’”t Cobh stayed 10 rounds with E quival, but took a count of 20 ' {after the bell had ended the fifih | | round of | “Dummy” Mahan, from Bracket. | jville, Texas, is the only battlor| {Who hollds a decision over ks RED ()C!& - {ouival, but Sandi las improved e jsince that battle. ™= coliege, Es , |quival was a star athlate, 3 o B ] ATHLETICS FOR ALL © || (10”"‘!,‘ MINNEADPOLLG, Oct. More tha 7,000 students, approximat. lly 76 percent of the total enroll | | ment of the University of Minne i Base your tight, aching chest.; Stop the pain. Break up the con-! gestion.' 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