The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 30, 1928, Page 5

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Club g e rcramento recently defeated | Denver in a baseball game, 12 to The Cure of Frye’s Delicious Hams and 5 1 N -r. P ife 1 R TR b S A Bacons is the result of a life time of ! ; | son, first half, opens April 3 jockey, has been reinstated by experience Pennsylvania has won the cham.|the Maryland Racing Assoc Y ! Maryland Racing Association . | pionship of the Kastern Intercol-[He will probably be eligible now The Flavor Tells i {legiate basketball league for the|to all tracks in the United States e e et O i — sixth time since competition |and Canada. U. S: FAR ”“, AD '\ l\l)()()l‘ tuted for the stripe, which had. & f'uwl & ; Stanford boasts of six shot put A et e E 2 Wit 16de. Bis SEHIAG 0 {cago on \pnl Increasing of the seating capa QUALITY MEATS . { ’ sea g that {8 very influenti LSRG The Montreal Canadians, pace city in the University of Califc p AR Dl W R R T JUE SEKYRA |N - | The 1l Canadians, pace- | eity University of Califor ONE 38 ‘ to u‘f.y-nm.‘:‘, "Dr. Otto I had a good chance to see how LLGYD HAHN WILL makers in the National Hockey|nia's Memorial Stadium to 100, PH Pl 415 oot st ogrieed League, have clinched first place.|000 is announced #t zer, famous German run | The Sa M e Sea recent- v . ' » g e e ~atoed holden . | Admgricnn Funyars all 44" get. up FIGHT TUNIGHT QUIT THIS YEAR(, e San Francisco Seals recent:| " Thurle Thornion. star Univer.| ~ 1 iy gt A la A e ly pounded two Pittsburgh twirl-|sity of Washington halfback, and |- n in the half-mile. was asked by hout complaint have seen lers from the mound and won 13 THE NEW The Associated Press to write |2 long line of contestants waiting BOSTON, March 30 — Lloyd |y s Claudie Maxine Rogers, were ' % o5 0 b, i for a handicap race, being pushed | NEW YORK, March 30—Two of | Haln, the Boston A. A. miler, who | recently m d Seattle. . three-months’ visit to the in. any without comment or|the youngest light heavyweights,|hopes to conclude his competitive | b \H- ' the ' Philidelph /\.] rles K. Brickley, Captain of Juper-J1x United States. and how condi. | lamentation; semifinals and fin-|Leo Lomski and Joe Sekyra will|career with victories in the §go.|°Utfielder of the adelphia Ath-]Harvard football team in 1914 and tlon. hare com s following in quick succession |Dattle ten rounds in Madison| yvard race and mile runs at Am N— oo |one of the greatest dropkickers "he » ", in_athletics here com ut any- consideration for the | Sauare Garden tonight for the|. A g over in the game, has been ‘sen- The Buyers are the Truly : g i ) sterdam during the Olympic fes- PO AR i BEPA0, VMCH URORe I his e Py SROFRYAN. Sabe:. T o LEIKTE 0. CAA I Wik Tehmy |t : ¢ mpie 1! NOSE CLOGGED FRDM tenced o 15 months in Boston for Discriminating— it is an expensive tive land. Following are some 3 1 N of his views, particularly in | 160yards ftrack without separ.|Loughran | Tuxur, g an amateur athlete,! A-COLD OR CATARRH |conducting a bucket shop. He is e reference to indoor track and |AtNE lanes, with a bad spill in| Once before the rugged Pole|yng timEtes: that lie -Tec] S at liberty on $30,000 bail pending those to whom beauty and brilliant performance field competition) I nearly @very heat—all this taken|from Aberdeen, Wash, has - mc nt §2,000 on track expenses as| Appeal are essentials and value a clear understanding. as a matter of course, conditions | the title older, losing a 16ound | \ial) as following hs favorite hob| ‘\p"‘{)p‘??:' A::' p“s':,';‘,h ) e i There is a wide variety of models from By DR. OTTO PELTZER that would have caused a rebel. | decision. : 2 ; Thi m of money does Not| ..ee s s e which to choose, all in the modern mode. (Written For Associated Press) |! among the competitors in| Lowmski s an 8 to 5 favorite infinglude the other thousands of e 1 F g | Everywhere you notice richness and ) 1e betiing doll Ah! What relief! 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