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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26, 1927. BRINGIN(; UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS WELL NOW THAT WE ARE GOING TO SWITZERLAND |IT/§ A GOOD THING | GOT RID OF THAT fly \ EIG ‘“AME HUNTERS ASS Tl’ROUCH HERE WHAT'S THIS COMING 2 <& AvViATOR - and W rral ks to the 1 second party on Other Block, john we W ties in¢ wife and tares who chartered the yaci ward and journeyed to peninsula for their bun 't Darwin, Thomas [ and M Sanford of New spent some weeks in the 7T mina Lakeg ' country and r rted | big game 3 children Waost Kenai Gil tman York © 1927 ov Int o Fearure Scavice, Ine. Creat Britam nights reserved J. J. WOODARD CO. Sheet Metal 1-‘rum Street Plumbing Work @ South IRED PITCHER’S WIFE iS GRANTED DiVGRCE CIN Adolfo vorce from ! pitching 'HOCKEY PLAYERS’ SENTENCES WILL NOT BE REDUCED DETROIT meted out | . “mnty Room Kept d 75 Years by Jok2 of Dead Man MILLERSBURG, Ky. 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Other dangerous ccntenders include T: mmy Armour (unm), national open champxon, and Gene Sarazen (lower nght) v strict’s representative in Brady':| Dlinois place. 1 Bddie Murphy, Chicag: Jo, The quali i Hutchison, Golf; James Carberry, I\t-‘ll(ll(,k)~ntn We Ash-'Lake Bluff; James Foulis, Hins- land. iflale; Bob MeDonald, Chicago; Nebragka—Charles Koontz, Lin-|Robert Stupple, Highland P: coln. g Metropolitan — Bill Mehlhorn, Oklahoma-—James Gullane, Bar-{New York; Tom Harmon, Yonk- tlesville. jers; Will Klein, East Williston; qoll’heflfl‘(‘lllv Harry Hampton, | Joe Turnesa, Rimsford; Bobby Memphis. i Cruickshank, Purchase; John Northeastern New York-George | Golden, Paterson, N. J.; Anthony f{’ulvflr Saratoga Springs. Manero, Elmsforc Johnny Fa The Carolinas — Roland Han-rell, Mamaroneck; Gene Sara | cock, Wilmington, * N Harold | Long, Raleigh, N. | { | DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 26— Links stars from coast to coast are in- cluded among those who have qualified for the Professional| Golfers’ associations national championship tournament over the| course of the Cedar *Crest Coun- try elub near Dallas, O(:mher‘.'l]‘ to November 5. Among those who have made the grade for Dallas are Tommy Armour of the Congressional club, ‘Washington, D. C., the national qpen champion; Johnny Farrsll of Quaker Ridge, holder of half a dozen titles; Harry Cooper of Los Angeles and Charles Guest of Hollywood, Southern California lgaders; Gene Sarazen of Fresh | Meadow, Jock Hutehison of Glen- . view, Bill Mehlhorn of New York, Bobby Cruickshank of the Prog- | ress Club, Willie Ogg of Worces- ter, Harry Hampton of Memphis and' Neil Christian of Portland, re. The name of Walter Hagen, the defending P. G. A. champion, does mot appear on this list, since it ‘was not necessary for him to qualify. Those who go to Cedar Crest will engage in another stroke competition to determine the 32 to enter the first matchl round. Hagen, four tlmes winner, is ex" pected to recelve his stiffest com-! petition from Cooper. “Lighthorse Harry,” who was ruhner-ap in the . National Open this year, will bc ‘at home. The local course is hmmnr ‘grounil for Cooper, who formerly dived in Dallas. ‘And in ap ex- thibition- mateh last spring Coop-{ Michigan—Arthur er gave Hagen one of the worst|ford; Emerick Koesis, ‘heatings of his.golfing career.’ Wilfrid ' Reid, Detroit. Among the outstanding sho‘,| Minnesota—~George M. 'Smith, /makers are Farrell, winner of|St, Paul; Ernest Penfield, Minn.- ‘eight tournaments last ~season:!apolis; W. xn«?’a Minneapolis. nequal in mm or-on hills ; Cruickshank, largest money-gette: Philadelphia—Leo Shea, River- i-——equiwmn lucludl:l wind- {throughout the winter circuit; [ton, N. 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