The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 30, 1928, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER HOW KIN ANYONE LOOIKK AT THE PICTURES IN THE I’A"ER) LET ALONE READ WITH THE NOISE IN THIS HOUSE? MYSELFE AN’ GOIN' TO DO RIGHT Now - . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JAN. 30, 1928. By GEORGE McMANUS [ L 508 HERE:- | WD ST © 1925 by Int'l Feature Service e Creat Butain cights romerved PIRATES WELCOME THIRD OF W ANERS PITTSBURGH, Jan. 3¢ prospeets who hail from Okla., especially if their happens be Waner, find the! latch-gtring hanging out at the headquarters of the Pittsburgh Pirate. the baseball club wh owns Paul and Lloyd Wia youthful sensations of the major circuit At least another W T Pittsburgh. He er, pitch and out cousin of the famons and “Little Poison, ven a tryout at the training camp n with Parker Brew- product of the Ada Play "l Ketchikan, f\““-; Mangan. name | o replaced on a Barragar Hollmann shot and brought his team withth one point of a tie placed a long one through net, Krauklis ,followed with same (hir Peterson added two more markers with a short goal, Krauklis made another lonz attempt good and Bevan ondad the visitors’ scoring for the gam: with a short field: goal. Sho: before the game ended Barre sank a short one for the final core Lineups and Summary Ketchikan PO FG FT Peterson . F tarn I Bevan (&) Vosbu scored ko total Garn the the and Poison” will he Robles, ( spring, along another sandlo! Travia Waner, whb is 18 v old, is a larger lad than the ner “twins.” He weighs pounds and is taller. He h ed college football and baske as well as baseball. Brewer is a husky lad of mor Vi than 6 feet. 4 ; | s 0 The two recruits are said to baj ot o e good enough al least to be farmed | (00 r 1 out to some stronT minor leaguz BTN ¥ v Rty 3 bty | BarTagar A 113:1)‘ a course which I\I‘l)h.d Y Mac padden 1 will be pursued hy the Pirate Garniok : ° management after the Paso Ro- L i e bles rebearsals. e ok 25 Totals 17 | e FIREMEN LOSE shorgon Sasie, con Tu KETGHIKAN T. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 30—The appointment of Burt Shotton ax 'n pilot of the Phillies recalls the unique job Shotton held in the days he was cavorting the ou'- field for the St. Louis Browns during the managerial regime of Branch Rickey. Rickey never piloted the club on the Sabbath, so every seventh day Shotton was given the role of “Sunday manager,” being one »f the few, if not the only pilot, car- rying such a title in all baseball history. Shotton probably will find it a much more difficult task to guile Visiting Team Spurts Last Quarter to End With 8-Point Lead Juneauw's Firemen five went down to defeat Saturday night at the hands of the Ketchikan city team, 25 to 17. The visitors led all through the game and did the unexpected when they showed greater strength in the last quar- ter than they had at other points in the game. A large crowd was on hand at the A. B. Hall for the P TLi{ contest. In spite of the Ketchikan aggre- gation’s lead at the end of the game the contest was close from! start to finish and only at the end were . there more than a few] points separating the two teams. ! It was a real battle all the way i ,lhe Phils every ddy than he did; the Browns once a week. Whip- ping such a team as the Quakers into a winning aggregation rates as close to the maximum in tough assignments and should keep Shotton busy every day of* the! ‘seven. —_———— through. The locals were appa ently disconcerted by the cios: checking and speed of the Ketchi- kan boys while the sharpshooters of the local five were considerably : off balance. | in the first period all points! scored were made from well out! on the floor. Mangan scored first | PUrs College of Minneapolis, aa- with a shot from the 17foot lino' hounced today that its hockes and a few minutes later Krauklis' team, state champions last year, put one in for the opposition from Will represent the United States the middle of the floor. Barragar in the Olympic Games this year. was the next man to score and: Willam 8, Haddock. of Pitts- was followed by Garn and Krauk- burgh, chairman of the Amerlcfm lis with one each, the attempts Olympic Hockey Committee, ‘n- being made from almost the cen- formed the Augsburg authorities ter of the floor. Ketchikan, 6;*that its selection had been con- Firemen, 4. On a time out in this, firmed. period Blake was sent in to suh' Five Hanson brothers are mem- for Mangan. .bers of the team, which has be- Garn opened the fireworks m}mne known as the “Hansons of the next guarter with a long tleld"'flu;lburx." Only the goal tender goal, The Firemen spurted and|is not a Hanson. Campen- found himself free for a close in basket and added two points to’ the seore of the locals. Bevan, vigitor's center, sank a| SYRACUSE, N. Y., Jan. 30-- short one for the next score n.nd|Chnrlh Whiteside, former Syra- Hollmann ended the scoring for|cuse University oarsman, has the first half. with two conver-|been engaged as assistant to Jim sions. Score, Ketchikan, 10; Fire-| Ten Eyck, the-veteran Syracuse men, 8 rowing coach. : Mangan went in for Blake at ————————— Thalf time and later in the quarter| RICKARD KNEW WALLACE ‘MacSpadden was sent in for Bar- ragar. The Firemen put on an-! NEW YORK, Jan. other flash of speed and fleld | Wallace, Cleveland 'AUGSBURG COLLEGE HOCKEY PLAYERS TO ENTER OLYM. GAMES ‘MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 36—Augs- ——— TEN EYCK GETS AIDE lightweight put through the hoop from welliwas born in -Alaska at a time 10 | | RT OF FISTICUFFS . ] Here's a drawing of the $8,000,000 sport coliseum to be erected in New York by Humbert Fugaz , boxing promoter. 80,000 people, and will be finished some time next autumn, (International Newsreol) The structure will seat | 'FOOTBALL DATES IN SPOKAN Jani. 8ol | Plans for a general switching of/ foothall dates among Washington | State College, the TUniy H | Montana and Gonzaga University | |are under discussion by athletié | | officials of the three institutions, the Chronicle says. The new arrangement would| put the Washington State-Gonzaga {game here September 29 instead luf December 8 and shift the Mon- ana-Gonzaga game here from | September 20 “to Thanksgiving Day, the paper says. It is stated {that the plan has met with gen eral approval, only final decision {from Montana being awaited. i S ol {PAOLINO WINNER | OVER CHILE MAN | . IN THIRD ROUND | s i MEXICO CITY Jan. 30.- Taolina Uzcudum yesterday won the Latin-American championship by knocking out Quintin Romero Rojas, of Chile, in- the third round of what was to have been ta 15 round bout SKAGWAY SCHOOL DEFEATS HAINES SKAGWAY, Alaska, Jan. 30— The Skagway boys’ and girls’ high school basketball cagers de feated the Haines High School teams 22 to 20 and 18 to 12, re- spectively, A Haines team de- feated a Skagway teamt 56 to 28. The Harbor Boat Fornance took the Skagway teams to Haines and returned with them at 2 o'clock Sunday morning. Refreshments were served at the Haines Ma- sonic club. - — LEHMAN HOCKEY VETERAN CHICAGO, Jan. 30—Hughie Leh- man, spare goal tender-for (he Chicago Blackhawks of the Nu- tional Hockey League, has be:n in the game for 28 years. F most of that time he ‘was known as “Old Hagle Eye" and rated as the outstanding goalie in Canada. He is scouting: for the Black- hawks this season, but jumps into the game now and then. p —_———— NOTICE I do worx in Juneau and out, such as arpanter, shingling, elec- trical, calsomining, plumbing or any kind of repair work. Phone 137. Box 406, Henry C. Gor- i | i hi 30—Billy goals by Hollmana and Campen, ‘vhon real last name is Merls, | H out on the floor, put the Firemen | when Tex Rickard, who know in the lead, 12 to 10. Bevan tied ) Wallace's father well, was rua- ihe score up with a short field|ning amusement places in the goal and then put his team ‘In|Yukon. - bonidl ooreaLs ATES I STEWART WILL ATTEND WASH, CANFERENCE Head Bureau Mines to Par- ticipate in Meeting Men Charge Leased Lands To attend a Washington of engineers in charge of coal, oil and other leasing op ons for the governmeni throughout the states, to be held during the week beginning Febru ary 12, B. D. Stewari, Federal Mine Inspector with the U. S Bureau of Mines, is leaving Ju neau tomorrow morning on the steamship Princess Mary for the| south enroute east. The main factors to be under liscussion at the tonference will be mining operations on govern- ment leased lands, proper mining of resources to prevent waste anid ractices of safety for men em- oloyed on such properties, Mr. Stewart said. In addition to participating this conference Mr. Stewart will take up whatever matters may require adjustment in connection with the Bureau work in Alaska. From Washington Mr. Stewari will go to New York City to at- tend the annual national conven tion of the Amerigan Institute of Mining and Metallurgical n- gineers, of which he is a mew ber. The convention will be in gession three days, This is the first opportunity Mr. Stewart has had of being close enough to the) place of meeting to give the time to attend a mational convention of the organization. Mr. Stewart plans to visit the main station of the Bureau of Mines at Pittshurgh, enroutc west, to spend three or four days at that place and will probably stop at Salt Lake City to confer| with officials of the Bureau. I« expects fo return to his head quarters at Jumeau in about six weeks. | George H. Miller, Foreman Miner of Safety Service, of (h Bureau, who was to have com: north on the steamer Alame: remained in Seattle on adv sent him by Mr. Stewart and w meet the latter in that city [or instructions. While waiting Mr. Stewart’s arrival Miller is obse ing the coal mines in the vicinitv| of Seattle to famillarize himself with mining practices in the wes!.| —_—————— BOY FOR GREBSTADS ‘ e A 7% pound baby boy was horn | at 6* o' this. morning at the St. Ann's Hospital to Mr. and Mr=., P. ad of Petersburg. i confaranca ot in ’ CUT OUT THAT NOISE- COME WANT . Widstead, , G. Sullivan, Port Althorp. NOW GIT OUT- V'Ll SHOW YOU WHO'S MASTER AROUND HERE- THO GAMES AT - D0UGLAS WILL | proviso for a third las be:n arranged between the Fir Department quint and the Ketchikan town team, it was announced today. The two teams will meet again in A B. Hall Tuesday night whon the Firemen will undertake to | | even up the score, having lost | | Saturday night's rgument the First City squad they are successful in attempt, a third game schoeduled for W making three squads matched their give Firemen to Meet Ketchikan Five Here Tuesday Night To the ettle the ar merit teams, a iment oyer tehidn Plays High School and Firemen | and Eagles Meet ‘ — \ | With Dou, High against Ketchikan town tha main® attr tion, a doubleheader cag be offered to Channel al Douglas this evening., A s H cial ferry will leave Juneau at * 1t to take local fans and play-| | their r for the, mes The opener on the bill will | hetween the Junean Firemen and! the Douglas les, and will sta-t | at 7:30 p. m le main game w be staged immediately following| ©vening and the curtain raiser ings should Doug High ha 1| | enthusiasts slump since the sport. Coach Nardin has bringing it out of are that » bill w J. hoop fans to has heen nesday evening two out The two he evenly of ion Satur next meet local hoop Been in some excellent holidays. 17} eded in and indi he has, ti S pable of ziving | tehikan a stiff opposition. They have a good defense and proven on more than one occasion this that they play | real basketball, As a finale to the evening's en tertainment om the Istand, a dance will be given in Eagles Hall suCC this chikan; Mr. and Mrs. John Grep- stad, Petershurg; M and Mis. Melvin 2id, eity; William Me- Laughlin; D. M. Bothwell, city Advertising arways pays. the columns of The Empire Old papers for sate at The Empl have season can Use I.J. SeArick Jeweler and Optician . E;'\i « Watches Diamonds P DANCE AT THE HOTELS Gastineau Mrs. Jackson Marsh, Mendon. hall;« F.. Nagel; D. B. Stedman; Mr. Krauklis, Ketchikan: Sam Shucklin; F. B. Walker, Seattls; | Oscar Hart, Seattle; Sam Baker, Seattle; J. 8. Jeffveys, Seattls; R. H. 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