The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 11, 1928, Page 5

. ’ | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1928. By GEORGE McMANUS 1 JUST MET ANNIE O'TOOLE- WHO USED TO WORK IN THE LAUNDRY - DON'T REMIND ME OF SUCH A COMMON PERSON I'M NOT THE LEASYT BIT < INTERESTED BOSTON TRIMS WASHINGTON IN Twenty Thousand Fans Shiver at Game—Real | Season Starts Today | WASHINGTON, April 11—, While 20,000 fans shivered under, chilly Eastern blasts, President Coolidge inaugurated the Ameri-| > baseball season yes ¢ afternoon by tossing out ball then Boston ceeded 1o the Washington Senators in a somewhat listless Eight Games Today | With more cheerful weather = indicated tc fandom may turn 00,000 for eight| fternoon and shatter jor league records for at- tendance. Fandom will be at- tracted by curiosity to see if the! Yankees are slipping or whether | the Cubs have ance in the | American League, and in the| National League by the interest it will start in the greatest free | for all the ancient circuit ever! had in prosp SEATTLE LOSES TOSACRAMENTO a ¢ | { | SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 11.§ - icramento, smacked out 12 hit esterday afternoon, four for extra bases to win the first game in the series from Seattle. Six| hits gavethe locals four tallies | in the fourth inning and five more were added in the succeed- | ing inning. The score was 10 to| 3 with Seattle on the short end.!| The batteries were: | Seattle—House, Suneri, Teach- @ Schmidt, Parker. | Sacramento — Rachae, Vinci! and Koehler. GAME YESTERDAY Pacific Coast League Sacramento 10. San Francisco 2; Mission 0. Portland 7; Oakland 6. Los Angeles 3; Hollywood 2. American League Boston 7; Washington 5. STANDING OF CLUBS \ Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet. San Frangisco ... 875 ) Sacramento S50 | Hollywood 625 Los Angeles 625 Portland ... 500 Mission . .250 Oakland . .250 Seattle 125 Seattle Boston Washington DEMPSEY NOT IN | FIGHTING MOOD| NEW YORK, April 11. — Jack Tiempsey arrived here today and declared that he would not fight again even for $50,000,000. He is here to appear in the case Jack Kearns has brought against him. e MRS, JONES LEAVES HOSPITAL Mrs. C. xi. Jones, iwho under- went a major operation at St. Ann's Hospital on March 17, re- turned to her home yesterday afternoon, phone 498. A. P. LAGERGREN, Prop. | B ————n FORGET-ME-NOT TEA ROOMS | Special attention given to luncheons, dinners and ban- - quets. Chicken dinner every . Thursday night. 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