The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1928, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER NORA - TAKE THESE COOKIES IN TO DADDY FOR HISH BREAK= FAST~ TELL HIM'| COOKED THEM FOR HIM - YOUR DALGH COORED THESE COOKIED JLUST THE DAILY. ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1928. 3y GEORGE McMANUS TER "4( THIS IS A A TOUGH WAY | TO START BY GOLLY- IF SHE LEARNED TO COOK LIKE THIS IN SCHOOL - SHE HAD A POOR TEACHER \W'HO HELPEL; HER LIFT THE’:E COOKIES QUT OF THE OVEN? J | | © 1928, by Intl Feature Ser | Ureac Britain rights reservel. Bzg George God frey Gets Test in Fists Of Pounding Basque ,ns: Three inches shorter and 25 pounds lighter than his oppon- ent, the durable Spaniard, Paolino Uzcudum (left), takes on the| giant Negro, George Godfrey (right), February 28, at Los Angeles, something other white heavyweights have been loath to do. Paolino, who knocked out Harry Wills last summer, knows no colox line, | — By F. G. VOSBURGH the world have been (Feature Service Sports Editor! e New York or vicinity. Feb. 15--Paolino| Differences with Tex Rickard Pounding Basque | arising from a belief he was be myth of Harry'ing sidetracked as a heavyweight| with a few|contender, led the Basque to cul a clublike 100se early this year and start| | travelling on his own, a 'movo which now makes it possible for | the Dark Menace of the hea the Pacific t to look upon! Yot ¥ing. one of the most durable jaws in If there is a color line, Paoliny |the present day ring. never heard of it d in Los An- 1 In all his fights 'Paolino has| geles, February 28, he takes on !shown surprising ability to take the current Negro standard-bear-|it, and it will be interesting to see er—George Godfrey—in a top-|how his. famous Gibraltar chin ! round decision bout. stands up under the pondersus In preparation for this coming|CGodfrey's sledgedike fists. test of his prowess as a mena mauler, Paolino has peppered path well with knockouts. uH:,CAUFOKNlA TO GO endings and the gnlr]en-louthu; MR BIG OLMIC : GAMES 4 YEARS OFF last three bouts have had “kayo Spaniard makes his first inva: LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 15-- of California in somewhat con dent and benignant mood. The Basque undoubtedly is up|California civic leaders have for- against a conmsiderably harder |mally marshalled forces for four proposition in Godfrey than he|years preparation for holding the; was in his'last three fights, how-/1932 Olympic Games in Los An- ever. This dusky panther from|geles. Action was taken at an or- Leiperville, Pa., looms as much|ganization meeting when the Cali- more formidable than Pat Lester,|fornia Tenth Olympian Associa- Bd Keeley or even Quentin Ro-ftion elected William M. Garland, mero Rojas, all of whom Paolino| President. Garland is also ‘one added to his knockout list lastof three American representatives on the International Olympic Games Committee. month. —————— Except for a 1926 bout wich Jack Sharkey which he lost, God- U. OF MINNESOTA BUILDS $650,000 FIELD HOUSE fought mJ NEW YORK, Uzcudum, the who ended the Wills’ invincibility welldirected blows of right, has started out to do much for OI' Har's successor frey has not met any of the lead-| ing white hepvyweight contcnders, but he has a fairly impressive record featured by a one-round knockout of Jim Maloney. The giant Negro will have a big | advantage over Paolino in size. Weighing 225 pounds and tower- ing six feet, two inches high, he is 25 pounds heavier and three inches taller than the Basque. Paolino, while rarely spectacu- lar, has lost but two bouts of the MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 15—Go- nher athletes shortly will stretch their legs in what is* declared o {be the largest field house in the country. It is a $650,000 stru ture nearing completion on the campus 'of the University of Mix nesota. Foothall squads that had to work in cramped quarters indoors | slowly, | velled 12 he has fought in this hemi- gphere and ome of those—-that to Jack Delaney—was on a soma- what questionable foul. The o‘h- er was T decision to Johmny Ris- ko. J ! Incidentally the Godfrey fight will be the thirteenth of Paolino’s ‘invasion, but .the Jinx number ‘means nothing to him. © Except for a scrap with Homer | BOB \Smith in Florida, the Romero Roj- as bout last month in Mexico City, |for and two . warm-up tights in Ha- vana at the start of the American. tour more tham a year ago, all of bts in' this or praetice outdaors on frozen ground and baseball squads that lacked early drill for want of i Iside playing snace are expect: to profit most. The tield house: fs Being pail for in part from proceeds of foot- ball games in the University's mnew 55,000-capacity stadium. ——e>—— TURNER ‘AUTO SERVICE % » warm and eom- le,. ble rates. Stand, (Hellan’s Drug !lcn Phone 257, ——“‘. WAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES TO AIL AMERICAN LEGION'S NATIONWIDIE JUNIOR BASEBALL PROGRAM NOJW} CHICAGO, 'ih _l.'- Support : ican Legion's nationw m °* Diego, today according to word received by John Reck i win of the deceas- h he spent many | JAYHAWK YELL BRING VICTORY' LAWRED Much of the suc Kas., Feb. 35 of Univi teams in I adited Dy. psy- battle hawk! President Roo: devised, jcan athletes at. the Ol Antwerp a few unanimously voted the he most typical colle featd v ad . the Rah! G cause of the chalk strata ou o ing on Mount Oread, home of he university, Prof. A. R. Marsa of the English department sug sested that the yell be changed o “Rock Chalk! Jayhawk! K. U.!" The vevised version, wrir en in 1887, he university by three years. ell is simple, but it acquir force when uttered by voices. It follows: Rock Chalk! Jayhawk! Rock Chalk! Jayhaw! Rock Chalk! Jayhawk! Rock Chalk! Jayhawk! K. U.! Rock Chalk! Jayhawk! K. U.!" The first two lines are chanted and the last three are with staceato emphasis. “Ral! The driv- 10,000 . Usoou, . OF SCHOOLS MAY BE USED FOR HOUSING AT OLYMPIC GAMES AMSTERDAM, Holland, Feb, 1% —+‘Mass billeting” in schoolhouse: and other public huildings se resorted o for accommodation tof the infiux of visitors expeciud for the Olympic games in Aungust. Ships also play a part in the housing plans. Representatives of the Nether- lands Olympic committee, the mu- \micipality of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Railways, the Nether lands Tourist Office and the So. ciety of Hotel Keepers, Restauran- teurs and Cafe Owners, at a meal ing under the chairmanship of Prince Hendrik, took steps meet the emergency. Three divisions were decided upon in the matter of work—the housing of those the games, which is in the hands of the Olympic committee, housfhg of the foreign spectators and consideration of the proposdis for “mass billeting.” A plan for housing a percentage of the visitors Dutch and foreign ships has been favorably received and arrange- ments are being made to that end. certain SR S B TURKISH GOVERNMENT BACKS HORSE RACING ANGORA, Turkey, Feb. 15 - Horse racing sponsored by the Turkish government has hecome the chief amusement of Angora society and except for football #s the only sport practiced in the new capital. Anxious to improve the degen- erated stock of Turkish horses, the government has Imported many - racers from England and Hungar: has organized jockey clubs hare and in other parts of Anatolia and has offered prizes ranging from $100 to $800 for frequent racing contests. PITTSBURGH HAS REAL FEMININE PIN TOPPLER PITTSBUAGH, Pa., Feb, 1 Pittsburgh Wn‘ and duck-pin circles boast of one of the leadinz women play of the country in Miss Elizabeth #(“Betty”) Oates of Homestead, Pa. Betty has led in practically all .tournament cora- petition here g the past fow years, She ‘captured the Davis Sweepstakes with a total of 1 for 10 games ou 20 different alleys and won the jwuurn Duck- Nn To! | High School | !ruary 24. ompos- | antedates football ut' {. U.-000. | may | to taking part in} thai, on! He me here| longshoreman went iuto Juneau in the capacity years . later taxi and transfer business last year pure property Lower Front Street near the C Dock and erected a warehouse ther It is thought the be held in San Die said today Judge vle, U. 8. Commi with the off in connection arrangements. .- TRINITY GUILD MEETS Holy Trinity Ca will meet with M 'y} at her hom2 on Sixth 2:30 o'clock Friday af Feb. 17. e ! 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