The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 1, 1928, Page 5

D ) . i e THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1, 1928. By GEORGE R — BRINGING UP FATHER - HIS 1S MR ||| YES- MR-JIGGS-) I 1 HAVEN'T DEEN YOU | 184 SOME TIME - WHATS THE TROUBLE left the Firemen wall but shot in van the r PO PG e N down some of the lead when | Hollmann Fo2 ¢ HOW LONG WUZ Hollmann converted and then pit | Barraga o You IN FOR? in g short one [ campen y With field goals by Voshu and Krauklis the visitors +their score to 15 before the' F men got started, in the last p Then Campen sank a sho 3 Blake converted | and Hollmana put a field goal in to make the score 15 to 13 against them. Bl and Hollmann each took los shots that managed to. roll of the hoop when it seemed were good. Peterson put 1 a pretty short shot from near corner of the floor, Krauklis pla ed another shot through hoop while Garn Bevan each made good a long the lat te basket coming bhefore the whistle blew shor IeMANUS the locals iren AH! NOT LIVING RIGHT- { oL SHOULD BE DON'T SMOKE OR | FOLLOWING THE LIFE | | GO OUT NIGHTS- | | LIVE- I'M UP AT SI1X | : 4 u == EVERY MORNING - PR ONE HOUR OF 3 EXERCISE ~ EAT REGULAR LY- r | | ReTIRE AT NINE - | Garn Blak G G G Substitut Man Bl iremen MacSpadden Ba r Mangan, Blake f chikan—none Officials just i timer Adams x ] out they the one he and shot just Shattuck WCMEN OF MOOSEHEART Legion will°meet Thursday night lock in M Hall. Drill {team and officers requested g [meét at 7 o'clock. Lineups and Summary { Meeting to be followed by Ketchikan PO FG FT P Tu Husbands invited. | Peterson 3 0 | AGNES GRIGG, Garn 0 Secretary, NEW MOTOR BOATS oA : HAVE DIESEL ENGINES v TO KETCHIKAN . 1t Expert Motor Car Service Is a Seience Continue enjoying the comforts the factory built into your car by having it serviccd by experts. at e Radic ) Sets and nccessors ographs and ¢ Co., Mar- —adv, Radio Ele Lynch: brecords tin NEW YORK, Feb. 1-The speed has infested the motor be an unusual extent as the vachting season approache 10-mileg-an-hour speed probabilitf for a wide craft. Hig i be, course, , BUILD FOR 50 PER CENT LESS, No furring and lathing required, all Granite Concrete Hol- } low Walls like a thermos bottle, warm in winter and half i the fuel, cool in summer, no better Louse built. CONCRETE PRODUCTS MFG. CO. 1928 and las a ! riety there looin Vit of will of but 40 To End Seven-Y ear once believed to_ b heyond i Dispute Over Title, bounds of possibility )1 on water, quite common. ! A four-cylinder outhoard | 1 provide this augm:nted |a ation for small craft i | { for ordinary avidently will he| L [Blank Visitors in Firsl! Quarter, then Lose in Last Period w that time ern League. Drafted ng to purchas the Detroit Ti; 1 the following year ¢ this type coming to the ely i A him a3 i in lizht welghts and a position he fillad f 1 ¥ 3 G i £ atively flexible powsrs af miu years, X : - general use. There are a Jennings electr e for e power yi hall world by accomplishing :‘.‘,).],y»‘l»,.\m;m}; :\I\n\ p t-cylinder | & Jom: at the Americ motors made only in plants |out | League st season of the old established marine I " with pennanis gine builders, but newly deyelop in 1908, and 1 hough in on ed as a side line by antomobil «t__'ho world’s series the land airplane manufacturers \,.HHZ..I defeat at the . s { Bven the anchor has been|score up to 15 before the locals the National League entry. T ks i lspeeded up, but in this d-velop-|scored. The Riremen looso the Chicago Cubs turned back tho | . ‘ment comfort ha 1 for |2 few minutes later and m;mr-I Tigers and in 1900 Pitish ! S hing | five points to come within twe turned the trick. g | this nautical nece has heen|points of a tie but the Ketchiken | In only four remaining season {consigned by electricity to the[boys boosted their score 8 points| did Jennings’ '|'Rmfi' fail to fin- ! realm of button-pushing. Pushing two minutes of play | ish in the f{l'.sr.lll\'l~\kill H. ia button throws it overhoard; a[to win by a good margin. | teams were twice in second pla I second push hauls it aboard; ani Locals Outclassed twice third and three timocs between the two pushes the lasi The game leaves little doubt fourth. {hard labor of cruising is done|to the relative strength of the twn Jennings resigned manager laway with, teams. The visitors outclassed of the Tigers at the cloze of the ————— the locals, and the Firemen were fo “'T920™ setison to hecaine McGraw’ i ¢ o st BADaRERS 50 aa 5 0 'BETTER SPARK oo b g0 g i in the success of the team in i PLUGS. CLAIMS partment. The Ketchikan bunch | GNE SPECIALIST $1922, 1923 and 1924. In ", apparently depend on much shoot was in charge of the club du ing and close checking to wii, the. long period in which McGraw ! for the Firemen had few ens/ SORADIBNS | Bavn. | T Raisitic. oy, cantiney 10 1 WO eI | NEW YORK, Feb. 1-—Spark|chances at baskets. The locals Mnehin - JURNInge (rited < babbhalt; TLoeE. AN Iplugs are crude things and even|shot only 36 times to score 5 field 0 v AN A LI arilon b o e B R ekt dct’ as tiny broadcasting stations, (goals while the visitors mada 9 Thostag. . Jennthes Stdicken: Dell found: time “‘“‘“'“.l“j‘ b | interfering with radio reception attempts for 11 haskets, their per- hendae TR L ahd i campaigns to obtain ,mnu..u:u 'on airplanes, says R Huvlay, | célitigs. Dot pooreds: - The shme Rditihin S e ok . R meter the daw. TN UKL 8 | ignition specialist of Moto|was true of free throws, for tha e Wb o U0 Ginter months he conducted a law Meter Company. [oW converted '3 oF. 5. amb N day, with little hope of recovery. R i . “a | B and the * | practice in Scranton, Pa. Further development First City bunch 1 of 2. plugs is needed, he hefora maximum efficiency b2 at- tained in high compression a wag in the 7 silkburning engine W Am hoth L ylindar by Detroit Jent s to sui After blanking the Ket five in the sl quar | holding their own fairly Ul two minutes before tha end of | the the Juncan Firemen | wera snowed under at the end of | fourth quarter in last nig in the A. B. Hall on the short end of score ikan and | 1 1906, well un | | City him | small boats, mator iof ma mpar d to s0 avail W the i i not en Connors Motor Company | the visitors led 11 to 8 and in} Service Rendered by Experts {the closing canto they ran their tore { this labor of as HUGHIE JENNINGS “Gosh, I wish I could jump around again like I used to do when I was a kid the age of those boys. But I guess I'm getting old!”’ “Huh! You make me sick. Why I'd like to be out there right now. If you'd wear Arch Preserver Shoes, T the in —_— spark Picturesque Character Hugh Ambrose Jennings, turesque diamond leader and pic —— - — First Quarter I factor in the pennant drives plane or automobile motors | ) [] In the first quarter the visitors b -|shot time and time again from thn| of] numerous championship teams F I G H Tl N G DAYS A reccid gate for a wrestling mateh is cxpected when EI Myr. Hurley points out that the spark plug acts as a miniature spark transmitting radio station, providing radiation that interfercs find the hoop, and many of their shots were wild. Campen put in a long shot for the openigg scor» and Hollmann drgpped “one in likel told you, youwouldn't be crabbing about your old feet all the time. There's no excuse for a foot grouch | (“Strangler”) Lewis (lcf() and Joe Stetcher (1ight), rival and perennial claimants of the werld’s championship, grapple it out at, | 8t. Loui: February 20. | with transmission or reception of radio by an airplane. This ' interference originate the plug, travels back throu | the high tension lea through the ignition system into the bat-| tery and through the ontire liga'- ng and wiring system of an air- plane, which thus becomes 1 antenna for broadeasting the terference. Tests conducted by Mr. Hurley in conjunction with the Navy Do- partment’s bureau of aeronautics from the free throw line for the only markers of the quarter, Fire- men 3, Ketchikan 0. Second Quarter Close checking by both teams featured the second gquarter. For four and one half minutes both teams battled before a single score was made. Voshurgh, lanky Pirst City guard, sank a long one. Petérson put in another long field goal with two minutes left in th= quarter. At this point Mangan was sent in for Blake and with lesg than a minute to go shot from the center of the floor and 17-foot line but were unable during a baseball career of moio decades, | than three and one-half rose to success in the sphere of professional athletics from a R humble start as breaker boy in| MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 1—Tex Rick-| By CHARLES W. DUNKLEY | the coal fields of Scranton, Pa. | Captain of the great Bal mu"v; Orioles in 1894, 1895 and 18031 0"y " gt oq that Jack Demp-| ’ ; manager of three penmun.whuuug:’::); ';l:‘; ll'),;l:;\qe‘];ln:i:;;:::“.’l‘f:(uxln( ?!:Il. (Af!oc:ate‘d Press Sp:fl:ts Writer) Detroit teams in the Ameriean| e’ conelderation so far as a| CHICAGO, Feb. 1—The world's League, and finally assistant man-' o0 S0 e Tunney is con-| NeAYYWeigh: ‘wrestling champior sis ager to John McGraw during, the | cined - This he told the Assovi.|ShiD: @ title that meant somc- four-year streteh in which the ', .q Miami Daily | thing when Frank Gotch had. it, | wiho literally tossed him out uf Giants swept to the nal ' Nows. e dbe atory: skt v ¢ q| Will be taken out of the commit-| (he ring, and it was generally ac-| League pinnacle, Jennin, it was learned through reliabl « s [tee room and tossed to either Ed | cepted Munn won the champion- conspicuous figure in the majo ources that Dempsey will neve (Strangler) Lewis or Joe Stecher|gpjp, . The former Tiger pilot, Wio gigny again and gdding that Rick. | this monih. . ‘ 4 But “Big” Munn was flattenad | indicate that a r ing quality alwa X o o) fan o . andier. N fter seve! allyhoo- ” . always held the '"f'"“"“l "‘:“ U ard and Tunuey's manager, Billy | After seven years of ballyhoo-y, . "upyq Many Stanislaus Zbyszko | might be incorporated in dom by his mervoug . habit Ofl Gy oy are unable to announce| & Lewis and Stecher dhave at) 000 o o return match with | t0 prevent radio disturbanc put the ball cleanly through fl AT A aching ; b 2 | 1ast agr SSE (b & TRl he eve atch by ! I e ball cleanly through the g ““l“:"‘l:h o “‘(‘:"v;fi" WIS the champion’s opponent for aj it B ';“j::lif“ ]‘E‘p":r‘l:,"‘" it "',‘lj;'l‘_ Lewis, which the. Jatter won. Then |4 chznge would make unnecessars |hoop. Firemen 5, Ketchikan 4. & | “l:y.nh:" SHRC. arethiihe etention | SuTIINT . DOUL" L ERN RO ke, 1P Gellnad -t sqttls . the) Srocner. (RISWLBIEAERG ¢ Do h | the @36 of cumbersome gronndagd Third Quarter of bageball men while playing Sk bl in NGy Thek mcn-lq“"””““‘ Wb ' 18 world’s heavy: Lewis _m(l Stnn]:cr clamor (.,.mmth shieling, th nginerr The third period was disastrous i | eanwhile. in DER; i G o1 about being champion. assorts. for the Firemen. MacSpadden re shortstop for a semi-professional| . ...\ e have posted $100,-| Welght wrestling champion? f " club at Leighton, Pa., in 1890, {ard's bankers h POBIRE Sl i PR T L in the| The history, of “tho wresfling Future developments placed Mangan towards the end on, P, | 3 000 forfeit necessary to bind the i | championship since Goteh's reign | making of spark plugs, Mr. of the quarter. Garn put tae Born on April 2, 1871, at Moo-! ¢ the champion’s service. | Coliseum at prices ranging up- v A . 3 lie, Pa., Jennings quickly Bl | 2Pt 86 the chamb SR ward: to §25 for the ringside loca. | D28 been filled with claims and | ley says, will reduce their Ketchikan aggregation in the lead | 2 favorite in the coalmining a.| OV 1928 in accordance with Mans. with: tha nr"‘mm“r" expoct. | Fetum matehes with the, cham- | Afid Improve their operation. for the first time during the game {fium‘ Pl a5y mmh_;‘icnutmu made last fall. gy e s U r-e'm'”,l plons meeting men they have|or improved materials, or a bet-lwith his short shot and Vos the Leighton club, however fid in. wrestling. A 02 beaten over and over again. Now | ter knowledge of known materials, | burgh's second long one increased AT was signed by the Louisville Na- Both Claim Crown ;h.i‘ 111“?8;8:?(:'” oyt "”"""“'::m]:::‘:f-fl. will effect these im-|thelr lead to thice points, Ba- tionals, who traded him the fol- ses to end the merry-go-round. |D 8. van's conversion and Krauklis JUNEAU PAINT STORE Both Lewis and Stecher have} lowing season to the club with i 4 o By claimed the title since 1925. Stech- | # which he was to rise to the peak ) whidk s toHite to e Bank er was recognized as champioh Ride in the New Ford Car in- some &pots; Lewis was' the more Orioles. _ There Jennings) CALL ship for the first tinie in his ca reer by pinning Stecher in a sin le ‘all in an hour and 41 minutes inen the Strangler was| n by Wayne “Big” Munn Goldstein’s Emporium Shoe Department De P in- the Hur- 03k ew GET YOUR SEWING CABINETS AND MAGAZINE RACKS WASHINGTON U WINS | CONFERENCE TILTS, Recent reports received from Seattle showed that the Univer- sity of Washington baskethall team has two conference victoriss {and no defeats to its credit., The Huskies dropped the Washington State Cougars 26 to 13 after the two teams tied 13 all in the third} quarter. .I1daho’s Vandals, another Alstrom’s New Stand 0. J. 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Joins Superbas Leaving the Orioles in 1898 to join the Brooklyn Superbas in! the, National League, Jennings - switched from shortstop to first ‘base. The team won pennants in 1899 and 1900. He then. jofned the Philadelphia Nationals, but.a; " failing arm turned m. u:m:;n to. the m erial side . L] conference aggregation, also drop- ped a hot encounter to the Pus- ple and Gold men, when they wev. unable to overcome the Washing- ton lead, and lost 27 to 19. In practice tilts early in the season the Huskies dropped one two games with the College of glget Sound in Tacoma. Early re- ports coming in indicated that }thlnmn hoopsters had used their second stringers in an ef- fort to win the encounter but in reality Washington entered tha fray with all five of the first stringers playing and after the . P. 8. quintet had trampled on them half a dozen'subs were sent in but they too, were unable (7 the fast traveling previous occasions, hut something always came up to side track fhe contest. 'Lewis once posted a for- Ifeit of $5,000 to wrastle Stecher in Los Angeles, but claimed 2a injury at' the lasf minute, with the . result that the bout neve: came off. It is an air tight agrec ment this time, the promoters say, with the, wi each having Posted $5,000. & ey Met Twice Before Lewis ‘and Stecher have mat twice before and since their first el nt a bitterness has exist- between ' them that still en- dures. Back in 1915 they wrestled five hours to a no-decision con- test at Omaha, and on Dec. 13, 1920, in in New York, ning the champi oy er taking the title, | . LEG ION - . meets TONIGHT at 8 P. M. UPAND VISIT THE GANG s | FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY l e e— New Essex Super Six REFLECTING THE'VOGUE _ OF TOMORROW Coach, $735.00; Coupe, $765.00; Sedan, $795.00, F. 0. B. Detroit \ Service Lucas FOR DEMONSTRATION PHONE 30