The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 1, 1927, Page 5

THE HB-RINCING UP FATHER DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, NOV. GO ON-LAUGH - YOUR WIFE MADE ME DRESS OP LIKE THIS: | WISH ' WOZ BACK HOME!L 'M GITTIN TIRED OF BEIN' YOUR SECRETARY WEARIN' THESE FALSE WHISKERS AN’ DRESSIN' DIFFERENT 1IN EVERY | counTRY 1 ENTER! J JIGGS- COME HERE ! N il 1927. GEORGE McMANUS ANKS ON HALLOWEEN 10k i another CHAMPION WILL KEEP IN FORM Gene Tunney Keeping Him- self Fit for Next Title Defense ALAN J. GOULD (Associated Press Sports Editor) NEW. YORK, Nov hunning the a good de it in tha zoing about ti ing hignsc)f fit for his next fense. Whether the heavyweight chiam plon stakes hi New mpseyy Jack Shark dun, he will bhe Dempsey may he ney off goar enth round 1 bland marine out of cond Stamina, built up by a yes training pr ! the weight crow icpe Tunney Chicago. No one knows that b ter than Gene him ver ready WO 8 4 job of keep title de once expl tion all the preference s time. My were the which Tu took matters fore his return battle with D>mp- The champion mingled :n > did little strenuous the gloves but what he did was enough to keep him at the desired edge. No athlete was ever conditioned better for a hard fight than Tunney when he stepped .into the ring at Soldier Field. 1If he hadn’t been at his physical peak, he could not have got up trom the resin and won | after the terrific series of shofs his jaw absorbed. By the time the ballyhoo starts next spring for the next battle of millions, Tunney will be in shape. “He won't wait until Tex Rickard's elimination program has produced the logical challenger. “Boxing is my business,” the champion says. “As long as I am in it, T intend to make a thor- ough job of it.” 4 T0 INSURE PUGILISTS ROME, Nov. 1- I—~l‘||glllnn B Italy will be jnsured before enter- ing the ring in combat, if plans of ‘the national governing hoard for boxing events are carried out. | The insurance plan® was de-| veloped after several “accidents” occurred in - the ring, one of which was fatal. . The national boxing commission is urging all regional and local organizations to have their hoxers insured De- fore allowing them to step into the ring. 3 o e IS KNOCKED OUT IN FIRST ROUND I‘HIL\DFLI‘IH ‘ Pa., Nov. 1 George Godfrey, giant negro, last night knocked out Tom Hayers, of Detroit, in the first round of aj lchamued 10 round ‘lhlr overwhelmed | British Grand | natural | ed turns ( oped carburetor trouble to & stop ed his car ma .} The ) out owing 1o WGMEN SPONSCR HOT Ark lature provigion that w conducted the corpo; The the decided sphere at an ave miles per hour. Inunl Bourliex 41“ i unt Conelli of frax He got out a led one a Dits, Conelli, a state unable or took his British the First Move Is Mudv with Signing of Dave Ban- croft—Seek Cuyler - > o " o b4 o g have something to do dur A putting forth BOXING ARKAN_,AS balstor the SPRIN msas women unusnad for the effort o] 1928 Na. | le Guyler, s outficld iled from competition r part ul the organizations. | be ht by Chapte hen the outer United Daughtersiof 1812 has|{ The club alveady it included in thoir | the best twirling st and soon will offer a hox | with Vance, card who in season, i Brooklyn w under American L ted patriotic Joseph Poll also | to| is 8 Petty, 3 siars, but b, and ing fo he (uwkx‘v - TWO0 BLACK CROWS and old at Ander ‘IA 1t son's j son. vl Bro xv“\'\v. won pennants in 191§" NEXT PENNANT KNUCKED DO“N FEVE. . knocked - - r Senate Raised Fruit in :l\||l mm;u d PARIS, Nov. i adjoining rdens, ep up the owers: & fruit VORK, 1d lie Ma in al each apple end | Co8 vernment what it brings on the mar ipts go into the af 10 W18 down i3 - ot that the Robins aro|Names in Newspapers fifteen rd and for and as the orch By Talking Communism| ‘" I - economisi, | " talk, has| o' many fashion- men and women be that is the only way they notice in the newspapers. ordinary vain human s to be reported,” said in an address to the of the Individual- Limited. “If thay) into. the newspapers |° ymmunism, is ny | wonder they take that means ui‘ becoming known? 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