The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1927, Page 5

BRINGING UP STHD FATHER THE HATS ALL | B coLuy-riu g8z | LooK oon | CONG TOWEAR \T - I'™M SICK OF SEEING L INTHAT HIGH N HAT- (00 LOOK ) Ltk EETH IN A CCuPLE OF THE KY IF MACGIE ™ME OWN J by far] Feature Service fncs DAILY ALASKA FMP IRE. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21, , WEAR 1T THATS aLL | Great Britain rights reserved 1e1q S FOOTBALLIS ARRAYED IN EAST-WEST GAME GREAT SPORT It 1 the single [ from Syracuse more than attoned f ( Southwest, appeared tg have the interse | beat Oufstanding among the players mobilized by Coach Andy Kerr (lower lcft) of the East and |::,, Coech Orin H:llingbery® (upper right) of the West, for the ipterestcicnal all-star football game ( at San Francisco, December 28, are Bruce Caldwell (upper left), Yale's ‘great incligible” halfback,! and “Rags” Matthews (lower 1ig By F. G. VOSBURGH (Associated FPress Sports Write NEW YORK, Dee. 21 football teams that together ~# literally “All-American” with play- ers representing every seetion from the southern tip of C. mia to New England are mobiliz Jng for battle at San Francisco the day after Christmas. One of these bands of erstwhile coltege stars will be defending the football prestige of the East and the other the West. As al- lies the BKast will have the pick of the Missouri Valley and Middle ¥ Western sections while the South- west region, where they grow their football players hard as c: tus, joins hands with the Pac Coast. Proceeds go to charity From his epansive Eastern foo'- ball realm, Coach Andy Kerr of Washington & Jefferson, general- issimo of the sunrise tyoops, b gathered an array that looks like this: Backs Bruce Caldwell, Yale's great ineligible; Presnell and Howell of Nebraska; Lane of Dartmouth, the Bast’s high scor- ‘er; Bill Amos of W. & J. ani Jack Connor of N. Y. U. Ends—Pishwick, Yale, and Col2, Dartmouth. Guards—Baer, Pauly, W. & J. Tackles — Randels, and Douds, W. & J. Center—Grigsby, Georgetown, cr Reitsch, Hlinois. Eloven men of abouf equal cal- jbre will oppose them with their backs up against the sunset and the, Pacific Ocean. The prospec- tive team is headed by the great “Devil May” Kaer, All-American back last year at the University ‘of Southern Californja. As Far Western conference y rules do not permit a man to __play in an all'star game unless he graduates the next year, the elev- en from the West is possibly « Dbit older and more seasoned thaa _its opponent. Neither team ever has played as a unit before. Michigan, anl Nebraska, Besides Kaer the squad rounded; up by Coach Orin E. Hollingbery ~ of Washington State, the western | commander-in-chief, includes: . Backs — Wilson, Washington. MKutsch, lowa; Cassanova, Santa 5~ ta; Hunt, Texas Aggies: Gil- ore, Army service team; Meek- . Washington State; = Many, uthern Methodist (Texas). Behrndt, Southern C: fornia; Matthews, Texas Christian University; Sikes, Texas A. and Scarlet, St. Mary's College. | “Tackles — Hicks, Mary's; ; University ot.Texas. Diehl, 1daho; Wright, ¥ ¢ ht), Texas’ Christian Univer hattle with at about vate eleven a the time, and Spear: All-Americ | Vanderbilt quarter have ber named as members if the propos ed team of senfors is formed fo: the invasio - -es HILLTOPPERS ANI FIREMEN TO MIX ON FRIDAY NIGHT The Juneau Hilltoppers | meet the five from the Juneau ¥ v evening, it was announced hy Coach Waid of the School. As an opening lineup Waid will use a different combination than any he ‘has started with to dat:, !putting in Jim Orme and Rar ‘as forwards, Fred Orme, and Berrgren and Burke in the guard berths. Brandt and Jensen also wiH opportunities to play. Campen will start for the fire- men in pivot position, with Blake and Holman as forwards and Man- gan and Barragar holding down the guard posts. Blake is a new man to the J. F. D. outfit but showed up well in practice and should be quite an asset to the five. o — o — — BIG NATIONAL SPORT PARIS, Dec, 21—France is country. with no national sport. A sporting mewspaper recently held an inquiry to determine just what sport came first in the hearts of the French people. Th replies were so varied and « many sports were presented for consideration that” the paper gav: it up and decided that the French, while the most sport-loving peopie in the world, had no one diversion typically French and attracting all the people as baseball dbes i America. Foothall and bicycle seemed to have the greatest num- ber of adherents. Since Lacoste and his musketeers have brought world tennis honors to Frauce tennis has become more and more popular, but still cannot be said to be a sport of the people. ————— EVERLASTING ALEXANDER CHICAGO, Dec. 21 — Grover Cleveland ~ Alexander will cele- brate his forty-first birthday when the St. Louis Cardinals go into |training for ine 1928 pennant Freddie Pickhard, Alabama tackle. | will | re Department in the A. B. Hall| "LACKING IN FRANCE| al racing | | | | ;S( haefer last night ga { the | coach | Val LU L iy SCHAEFER HAS ! GOOD LEAD IN ! BILLIARD BOUT NEW YORK, Dec. 21—Jake| manding lead over Welker Cocl ran by taking the third block in the 1,500 18.2 balkline title matc' by 300 to 174. 3y virtue of his vietor leads Cochran 900 to tha billiard titl | | hani- |y er for -eoe — - BOWLING AS COLLEGE SPORT URBANA, 111, Dec. sport of proposed as W ate competition Conference. | Dr. John W. Wilce, football| at - Ohio State, and Stoops of Ilinois have entered ja-| 21-—Bowling is beirg [ intercollegi in the Wes claiming jowa Stete and Kansas Aggies are to form a new end of the school year. ied a com-| W, CLEGHO | Cleghorn, | seheduled Now Don l'r(lli.’l('i'()s, 1927. TAXI RAN OVER i BY EXPLOSION JOHNSTON *Th CITY, | D three bed by bodies of miners ento an ¢ in the Stiritz coal mine h by 1 1y worker the re cue na n mine of Williamson County but onl the 13 made t an elevator R COD FISH PLENTIFUL ne Ia employe 500 men were The ! eape wmgered by by ining Lei WASHINGTON cateh of cod on the Atlantic Rec. 21 North has can coast ‘ Many Blotters Given Wealthy ' London Bride Dec 3 received Dt hotel were 21— Miss enough blotter uts to equin hali writing room: Italian leathe with silver Head- | ne and gilver covers, blotte No- | with old prints their back the (and all sorts of modern blotte the Gla furniture. Valley drow | Jewelry, in the order named, w tendance of 406,000 pe the inost numerous. among t} and a total gate of gifts to this heiress to the Guin | ),000 this fall. These ness Stout millions who married | are almost double {hose Briv Plunket, the Lord Plunket. D LONDON, Guinne as wedding a dozen There blotters, "IN MISSOUR! Dec. 21 Tigers and Huskers, teams of old souri's for hustling e foothall blotters conference nearly figace of four ley hrother of | Interscctional games, i which he Valiey t than isually , drew big lar Nebraska. | Fire l.;rss Dwindles ‘ In Montana Forests/ am uccessful this 3 crowd Tha attendancd 100 at the University wers mor MISSOULA, Mont Less than a million chantablé timber | by five during the i the sts of Monta ern Idaho, forest report Development of ‘fire fightin, |equipment and fewer lightning | | storms were the reasons given fo The -burned-over this r is the smalles and the 1927 t §2000 as compared 99 for 1926, when 792 of timber were .- Dec of destroyed 21 hrong G me- game fpet were 1927 season in A ka accounted for two o | triumpas fore winning U., which a defeat at i rvice officlal Pittsburgh’s hands. Missouri had ‘no trouble counting West Vi Northwestern, but took tingin lefeat from Centenary of the{Onh recor the only region which |estimated ction. | With $2,4 Oklahoma million feet Chicago and the Oklahoma |Stroved. tediah tapnied. Mutaustie Drate| Forest servige officials of Medi to the Navy and Pittshurgh, e Bow national forest f Wy Mned " tha i y of|oming also reported fewer fircs i Roathasn this r than in any season With ths season’s end, the old|®ince establishment of the re- ‘conference has broken up |SeTve. ar as football is concerned,| . e with Missouri and Neb ot |Critics Lambast New the crown. Missour “Blues” from Amencai Kansas, Oklahoma. LONDO™M, Dec. 21—British dea- | e ) matice o are fed up on Amm"-l re- tok and | the small e al edge on the Valley. Nebraska, conference at can songs about the blues. The Hallelujah song in “Hit the Deck’; {rubbed many of them raw, and! they have lambasted it very gon-| erally, taking the position that it! isn't good taste to raid the sacred ! oratorios and e the Bible in! h of a musicel comady reme-| dy for the blues. { A critic writing in the Evening I::(:m:lnn' suggests that all Amei-| can drama should be accompanied by “the blews,” just as Spar and Russian dramas have i dental music characteristi ->o RN KNOCKS OUT SACRAMENTO MAN 21 — Waltex fighter, SEATTLE, Dec. Alaska right knocked out Billy in the first round bout. nento b et JACK OF ALL. TRADE The Shop of 0dd Jobs is the time to have your jobs done bhefore the holi-| Phone John Holler,| (hose two countries. # i > | NELSON'S STATIONERY STORE For Shaeffer - Wahl - Waterman | Fountain Pens and Pencil Sets, big variety. —adv.| »dd s, Cigarettes, and Candies > Cig Pipes urford’s Corner. Christmas to a tentative agreement whereby | intercollege bowling meets will be | held. ! 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