The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 28, 1928, Page 5

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LAGERGREN, Prop. adv L e - Washington varsity crew, three ing fr m N es, izona, to : : G times intercollegiate rowing cham Mexico City, crashed in the street i ol ST O | oo o, e 51 B o s i "o HUDSON Super-Six at Toluca to Columbla, is showing territic | The (WO small children of their driving power and beautiful form 2"0 Mrs. Adin Clark ow The Buyers are the Truly Discriminating— Members of the Moose are In- (Three Americans Are vited by the Elks to a Social Session at Elks' Hall tonight at Killed, Plane Crash, |Ses i On Flight in Mexico|” " ™ e ec tion was signed by March re killed w SATTLE PSSV S U MG 1= = h the Olympic ultimate goal, e T objec thei that Sterlin King tohlfs rman polic 8 | lives to a € seas ctic five from I o | died the Its first it #5 i b e saved them fornia her won la children & ainst Cali- | srerlofig those to whom beauty and brilliant performance are essentials and value a clear understanding. There is a wide variety of models from which to choose, all in the modern mode. Everywhere you notice richness and complete finish. These a simply ex pressive of the value which carries throughout the whole Hudson structure. Two chassis, 118 in. and 127 in. Prices $1250 to $1950, f. o. b. Detroit, plus war excise tax. McCaul Motqr Co. under Al Ulbrickson cw coach, appear unusu three ity shell need to be fille ckson has last ty champion with the ex n lost by graduation arsmen and a hords freshmen fighting the first shell, ars are having to ex s to keep their positt arold W coach who stepped into the of “Rusty” Callow when went to Pennsylvania at a purported to be the hi paid a crew for ducl coll ar wind strong machine > and per} United bur Reed in- for th nomina present il he re. of seats of ty m With of last for a the TiVe inio the hou t them- Tha house ground. Mar. 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A he will s MacDouald, |, . e T s, O attered by the wind o perter mother Lemir befors ment aieri- | physician yone Shenk Forced De lttempt to Journ on Air Record ; j ANl over six feet two inches—that is the way they ! pick ‘em for the California varsity. Left to right these “glants” making up C's biggest crew are: Pete Donlan, stroke; Frank Frederick, 7; Bill Thompson, Jack Brinck, 4; Bill Daly, 3; Carl- cult ing cluding who probabh first shell in > > Break an Minn., March 28. d tifie motor trouble smpt of Gene Shank world'e endurance ton Steiner, 2; Ted Brown, bow; and Don Blessing (in front), coxswain. Each of theso herculean oars. men hopes to pull an oar in the 1928 Olymplc at Amsterdam. e (International Illustrated N 5 PAUL, Hal Philb Ray Mor and Ve Stan Valentine compose the quar-| tet seeking the coveted seat. Mac- | Donald stroked the varsity on| the Hudson last year. Ibrick | stroked the junior va Poughkeepsio and Morse nior varsity against Valentine is a mew man. | Rounding into shape, the m-w] often takes pulls of six to eight | miles on Lake Washington—open | the year around—and their stroke | now is being raised gradually, trials usually ending in a snappy | beat of 30 or more a minute. e, TUNNEY MUST the over @ Straits, after having gi.¢ been gathered once following the storm of last Monday. record 12 hours foreed after being in the A plugged gas jet him down ->oo -~ for Baster Suits| Agdverusing arwavs pays. F. WOLLAND. adv |the columns of The Empire I.S. CHAMPION BOWS AT CANNES afr New goods Gse [ COME TO MARK | Must Accept by Next| Tuesday One of Three Men to Fight NEW YORK, March 28 ene Tunney may be placed on the in- eligible list in New York the State | - Athletic Association officials said | unless he accepted by next Tues- day ome or all three top chal- lenges on file here, Sharkey, Hee- ney or Risko, in order of rating. Tunney will not be permitted | to fight Dempsey before these | three. Tunney will be required to fight twice this year, the rule requiring that titleholders must defend their crowns every six months. —_——————— === FANNED 27 MEN Miss.,, March 28— Rufus Smith, Detroit pitcher, farmed to Montreal this year, fanned 27 men in a nine inning game when a pitcher for the West- town, Pa., Preps. The opposition was Swarthmore Prep. He's a southpaw. JACKSON, —————— BASEBALL AND BUSINESS CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 28— Little .Doc Gautreau, Boston Rraves infielder and the smallest player in the major leagues, has gone into the automobile tire business. While he is grabbing drives on the diamond his busi- ness partner will be grabbing | drivers. o Fugene Permanent Waves, $16. _American Beauty Parlor. —adv | & ) I B i i T'his action shot shows Miss Efleen Bennett, English tennis star, gained the greatest victory in her career when she beat the Californian thampion, Miss Elizabeth Ryan. 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