The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 6, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1928. fJ BRINGING UP FATHER ' 1'.) GEORCE : NOW REMEMBER- YOU MUST THELLO: 16 THIS DINTY'S? WHAT ? BY GOLLY. ! Ul [HELLO- 'S i3 ‘ [ THIS 1S ABOLT THE UN“ MAGGIE i NOT LEAVE THE HOUSE TO-C;;PN | HE 1SN'T THERE? WELL IS DUGAN CALLED UP RYAN: | |[THI® GROGANS | Away ALl DAv AN'| CAN'T LOCATE | | "M COING TO CALL UP EVERY | 02 NO? YOU HAN HE 1S BUT HE DON'T PLACE” MO A SOUL TO PLAY A LITTLE POK I | LHOUR JUST TO SEE IF Y(OU THEN PUT REILLY ON- WHAT LANSWER I {one T 1 i " RATS! ] 27 BUT THE DISK ,‘” | { L s S 1 | | A { 1RK IS 3!1‘.1(”\’5" YOU NGEST U WAGEE FORMER B, ATTING arbiters ur One of the new umpires wasiy playing big league ball while the et year, | other learning his A B<C’s. | pne annual ! Magee, the veteran, was a g™t | Rhodes frustees hitter in his day, leading the|giholars from t league in- 1910 as a member of [ing 13 from Can the Phillies. He was a fast, sure | pominions as outfielder and a consistent bats-!gpoy man in the National League from |, 1904 to 1919, when he went to the minors, Since 1925 Ilo has been ! umpiring in the league: He will be 44 in August. k, R. Sams, yermont ; N. K.. Parker, the baby of the bigy Jeague umpiri s, had a try-| out with the ators at short- stop in 1920. Bucky Harris beat him out, and he did most of h { Alabama; G. playing in the International ! R. —————— FVugene Permanen: Waves. $15. American Beaaty Parlor! —adv. We cali anda «e) LET Almquist sed the repri itish Domi The Amer . Rosebraugh, Oregon; New Jers WD L | [l L My © 1928 by st Feature Service. Ine t Britain rights reserved L\ i ° LS { J‘ L = ”()f”,; 1A WASHINGTON U JUNEAU RADIC FANS FORM ORGANIZATION ATBASKETBALL - So. Cal. Takes First Game cit chas of. Three to Decide |, ¥ McXaushton Championship dent; Trevor Davis i dent; and Curtis Shattuc GiANTS' INFIELDER T. or last clection of offic ption of the byiaws, w weal radio owner id time, in the urer. S, Cal, March 6— | v ? of Banthert Ol By-laws, drafted by Z M LOS AN Univers triumphed 53 0 over the University of ington Huskies in a he sthail. The g School day romance culming baseman for the New . The young rde. This committee wa ed for its quick work in laws, and was dismi president, Mr, D Dis ion was held on t committees needed to for work cut out for the ts will be made fto necy programs of broa on the coast. and this Newsreel) Brunswick Bowling ast BIC MARATHON made I8h BLOOMINGTON, Cal, March 4|, One hundred and eighty-six | qjry pan Dolly Stark ana Sherry Magee runners and walkers started out! phe cuh voted it be publicly = gl - - 5 from here today on the third 1207 4ypounced dues [0r MEMDEESHID B ot e e e s ot et h {0 the Lo&_ Angelés-New YOrk|yij po §i per year. NEW YORK, March G-<In Sher-| y, 8, LEADS.DOMINIONS marathon on_ a torturous it AR N T ARV 8 AI ASKA ]‘IIOAT CO wool Magee and Albert (“Dolly”) | IN OXFORD ATHLETICS|and desert hike, 44 milés to Vic 4. E L . Star ently named as um ! ol A torville, f the National League has one of | eronn o Ao AR Vour marathoners who finished ' Wholesale and Retail Butchers the most colorful ball play [ Rh i wha|the second lap yeste failed | 5 PHONE 39 SIWALD STREET its history d the y ump £ 4 ) the sta B 9 : ; ! : [comprise half the total number 4 ; VI i A in the big leagues serving it as| . o a0 " Cipians at Oxford, aré laid up A » feet and exhaustion. entatives of e b | infons in athletics | 01d papers for sate ar The Empire. | T R names 15 Rho he United States ada and the othor itified with mentione:d \l((.lH New Hampsl sey J. 7 W. Butterworth, isiana; R. ‘furning umpire he made a good iR progks, Connecticut, and W. L showing last year in the Haster|pewy West Virginia. League. P SOG4 AR uver. 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