The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 7, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. MONDAY, NOV. 7, 1927. By GEORGE McMANUS rl in this distr \va Hatz [ BY GOLLY-ALL I'VE DONE SINCE I'VE BEEN IN SWITZERLAND 15 CLiMB MOUNTAINS- I'D GIVE A THOUSAND DOLLARS TO SEE A PRAIRIE! COUNT! © 1927 ev Inv'e Feature Service, Inc M GOIN' TO GIT OUT OF THIS ABOUT 15 HAVIN' ME CLIMB THESE MOUNTAIN‘J 1'D RATHER BE CARRYIN' A HOD LUP A FIFTY-FOOT LADDER' __J Iy, - ¢ RY- ALL MAGGIE THINKS TOWN - I HOPE YOU ARE YOUR VIS\'T Great Britain rights reserved | AH! MR-JIGGSI'™M DELIGHTED TO SEE YOU: | HEARD YOU WERE IN HERE IN X 6W‘T‘—Ews"cj- OH,YOULL ENJOY rr_] TS SO RESTFUL HERE! 53 B ENJOYING City fans and saves the ivory; hunters much hard work imulen' | to scouring the country-side. The scouts, were much in ew‘ | dence at this year's tuuummenl. | snapping up several promisi N . youngsters. Bob Connery, pre |dent of the St. Paul club and z = the New York former scout for Yankees, on the opening day | | signed up a young southpaw whom | he rates as having major league | possibilities. = He is Jack Cou- nolly. Jack's brother, p on the Pop Warne-:_r's~5quad Not Bothered at All by Wet Seattle Field Nov. 7 Pop Wa Is turned the tables | sity. of W ternoon, 1 own mud lorse 13 to 7. “Huck,” team for short- | which Jack ! ! pitches, won the admiration of! iJack Ryan, St. Louls Cardinal| | scout, in a subsequent gamg and was signed to report next | Ryan also selected two pitcher: At least half a dozen other young play attached their! | names to o zed baseball con- tracts befor tourne; to win the to a Pop's gloomy pre-game prophecy exaggeration as the visitors ;..M | fhrough the game without a WAI.TER HAGEN ’ | r Forty thonsand fans, -the larg: | est crowd in football history here, | A short pass for a yard run; | A DALLAS, Texafi ‘Nov. T ~Wal- | by Hyland, gave Stanford detanded] ;s urday beating Joe Turnesa cne: went down the fleld straight fo : | Bue pans. of 15 vapds. tor s score | P Hagen trailed most of ths on ., a. blocked ™' i J Washington punt back of the g m;:::"‘;‘xx JOORE T Wi ton that a wel ficld might prove the Cards undoing, developed be | single fumble with four fumbles chalked up for Washinglon. witnesged the game. HUI-DS TITLE‘ The first period was scoreless. s | i ter Hagen successtully i l‘;‘:v:;f""‘;’,n'fi'i‘r::[ ;n his professional golf title last Sat.| ¢ . day but finally became one up i Rtk ‘at the first hole then halved five| line for a touchdown in the I period. ——— OLD TIMER MAY REFEREE FOOTBALL SCORES | cHI0AGO, Nov. 71— -Harry Gil- Scores of other games played more, Jr, son of the famous old in various sections of the states!time bare knuckle champion, last Saturday afternoon are “‘HU""“]““"K applying to the follows: inols s Princeton 20; Ohio State 0. |n referec’s license. Pennsylvania 24; Harvard 0. | e Yale 30; Maryland 6. i POTATOES 5 1 Notre Dame 7; Minnesota 7. Best Alaska Potatoes at Zen- Dartmouth 19; Brown 7. Cash $2.50 per Columbia 7; Johns Hopkins 7. e ol Michigan Chicago 0. Army 45; JFranklin and shall 0 . Cornell 6; St. Tilinois 14; lowa 0. Navy 26; West Virginia Wesley- an 0. Purdue 18; Northwestern 6. ‘Wisconsin 20; Grinnell 2. Indiana 33; Michigan State 7. California 33; Montana 13. Gonzaga 19; Loyola 7. Idaho 3; St. Mary’s 3. Nevada 19; Pacific 13. Colorado University rado College 6. Creighton 16; Utah 7. SEMI-PROS 60 - TO BIG SHOW _ ST, PAUL, Nov 7—Through ths | interest of St. Paul sportsmen, Minnesota has a system of naming & state championship semi-pro baseball teams which Ipnamnlly‘ has advantages for fans, players and organjzed basebal as a whole. | Every fall, pennant winners and runners-up in a dozen state’ leagues engage in a state tourna- ment at the St. Paul Ameérican Association baseball park. 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