The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 8, 1928, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER MACGGIE ' PROMISE You L | [BUT-MAGGIE | |DONT STAND THERE AN Il'LL STAY HOME TO-NIGHT & | TELLNYOU | 5 |LIE TOME ' PHONED WHILE YOU'RE OUT IF YOU'LL > KE “HA® L8 ) ; HAVEN'T BEEN| | SIX TIMES AND YOu gl B /) |NEVER ANSWERED THE ‘)z\IlY /\llz\SK,'\ EMPIRE, THURSDAY; MARCH 8, 1928. v G L()l\(;l McMANUS First Order of the BIGGER and BETTER || LET ME GO QUT TO-MORROW - FINLAND AGAIN CHIEF OLYMPIC RIVAL OF U. S, By ALAN J. GOULD (Acsociated Press Sports Editor) B ) NEW YORK, Doughty little Finland, than r» m\vvnnul Germany, will be Amer- ic cipal rival track and field he belief of Rob d 4 Rob- perhaps of our shert dis specialties. But us the hardest nd first placi again be supreme distances besides r men in many of the field events "tson into some running Sweden or cut into the of the run Paavo Nur- the other impressive nless Wide of of Germany ome ning events [ look for mi, Williec Ritola and to roll up an . n]mn-un(m in ite event while we against Hm best tha mans, British, French will produce.” But for the elimination of sev: eral events in which she was tri- umphant in the last Olympics, such as the cross-country and team races, Finland might con- stitute an even greater threat to American track and field suprem acy Nurmi, who has won six Olym- pic championships in the last two international meets, will seek four more this year at Amster dam, according to information re- ceived by Robertson. Peerless Paavo won't be able to repeat in the ¢ross-country race, which he won in 1 ell as 1924, but he is rep v(l now to be figur- ing on the 1,500, 5,000 and 10- 000-meter runs and the steeple- chase. He won the 1,500 and 5. 000-meter races last time on the same day, while Willie Ritola was assigned the job of making sure “inland’s colors were hoisted first for the steeplechase and 10,000 meter run. and others Ritola wasn't beaten by any- ¢ except Nurmi in 1924, and 0 wasn't defeated at all in something like nine races, includ ing heats and finals. Nurmi's only Olympie defeat was in 19 P s Ay FORGET-ME-NOT | TEA ROOMS | Strictly home cooking. Pies | ! and cakes made to order. | Chicken dinner every Thurs- | day night. | Mrs. Katherine Hooker 'l Phone 157 | w! © 1928 by Int'l Feature Service. Inc Great Britamn righ s HE PHONE- at the hand France in the 5, Finland has another Paavo, may cut a sharp figure in Olympic all-around tests Yrjola is his name. He alre ¥ has shattered the world's decath American veteran, Hal Oshc a fact that has stirred the versatile performbrs of the United States to renewed activity. —————— DOUBLE MARK NEW YORK, March § pennant winner, drew 247,809 faus rough the gaies to lead the in jonal League artendance 1927, - e - For first class h Cleaning call up Capital Dy« Works, C. Meldner, professional cleaner and dyer. adv. .- Fugene Permanent Waves, §15 American Be.mty Parlor. PO — T e s sl Dry | 1S COURT STAR ADA, OKla., Waner mak this spring Pittsburgh Buftalo | |64 [ far Hn short o the Pirates on th2 recom 3 local who tutor anl sent ! up to the His departure for the lifornia trainin ateur court car { Oklahoma's most promis basketball players. Lioy ¢| big ln. {ends the March § -If good uit with the WALKE 22 MILES TO GEE 5 he did as Pirates 1 on the JOSKEFrH, Mo, 1 lmporta last year by Lloyd. ner is an —adv reputation as a heavy third Wa-| e and has aland mitter. 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