The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 12, 1928, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, TS — FATHER - WY QONT YOU '\‘R\ TO BE NEAT 2DRESDS UP Fop L\NNFE JUST 7O O EASE MOTHER TR \‘ st T WE (BY GOLLY. COME TO THINK | ABOUT T 'M NO T A BAD l LOOKIN A MAN AT { _AbL ) > LOOK AT THE | VEST DON'T 3 EVER COME - | BEFORE ME = AGAIN UNLESS You SHAVE o Vs SPOTS ONTHAT | ! WELL FOR GOODNESS SAKE 1om\\ AT THE WAY YOU'VE GOYT THAT | ON" AND OF ALLLTHINGS DION'T 1 T E\_\ ~You T’\ GET THAT ST TIE™ ) | | ME SICK APRIL 1928. By GEORGE MceMANUS 1 % | CFT ouT | | YOV MAKE OuUTSIDE OF THAT I'm (ALL RIGHT- ") 1 HOPE. AL tickets and a mailing n information e Squad. Appr nts who have ticket " WBRIDE NAMED LEAGUE'S HEAD - rOR THIS YEAR : nw 000 led up. police said 20,000 » been distributed a weekly capital p Daily prizes r: $1,000 and none we esident of City| "y, } Reelected Pi 1 Meeting oAG fiMENTfl IS SHUT OUT SACRAMENTO, 8 Inability and € r y M. H Lavenik, V retary, respec r, geclined renom Cal,, April 12 to connect with the Al Teachou south cost Sacramento game of th eachout he ramento to four hits for hril t shutout. Ruble, of Seattle, two doubles and a triple me inations Faus and players night were a u tending las voting four. score wa mento 0 The batteries were Seattle—Teachout a Shea Jeague Seattle 4 e four sponsoring ms in previous years Alaska Junean and on a nd Schmidt ;\nu!u an I.' Singleton put clubs in t In so far tean will s t the sea the line ith which they ished tk Mang nish ble, th on with fin GAME {LSTERD} X Coast League ramento 0 land 6 \B‘tedm: row |8 5; Mission 1 As Los Angele Hollywood 5 of new play National League the hands of ew York H t A num St enrollec who de season are asked in touch with Pr 1t Mc Bride or any of the managers fur th o nt McB with ters without past the assignment ers will be left the Leaguc ber of last and sire to play thi Boston 2 in 2; Pittsburgh 7 Louis 11. delphi; Brooklyn 3 Chicago 1; Cincinnati 5 American Leaf‘ue New York 8; Philadelphia Cleveland §; Chicago 2 Washington 8; Boston 4 St. Louis' 4; Detroit 1 were all other night to get governing board of the or which is made up of officers and managers zation ue STANDING OF CLUBS San Francisco Sacramento Hollywood Los Angeles in two sections, Il||k1‘ ar ents for the formal open ing of the season, negotiate with the F Department for the grou and transact any other necessary busin The board will meet with President McBride office next Saturday after- noon at 4 o'clock Some work will be done on the playing field to get it into condi- tion for the season. President McBride pointed out that there has been some damage done to by automobiles. He antoists to from on or the Mission Seattle 2 National League Won Lost 0 0 0 0 at his P 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 000 000 000 000 American League | Won~ Lost Pet.| [ 1.000 0 1.000 * 0 1L.uuo 500} 500 000 | 000 000 New York St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago 1 1 crossing 1 grounds, 1 BASEBALL LOTTERY SCHEME UNDER BAN|c LES, Cal, April 12 scheme here wed when officers of the Squad arrested George Mor- confiscated 50,000 \4 w \(»lk ouis Washington Boston Philadelphia Chicag Det 10 und ghow Toncan Iron to possess five to ten times g pce to corrosion than other metals selling at the pric cagure, has made it pos- Sheet Metal Department. 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