The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 27, 1928, Page 5

" BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, OH! YOU'RE BREAKING MY HEART- EVERYONE IN THE EJ G (WHAT'S THE MATTER- MAGGIE" DARLIN' ? NEIGHBORHOOD 15 TALKIN ABOUT HOW LATE YOU COME HOME AND THAT ~OU NEV! GET TO BUSINEDS BEFORE NOON- [MMAGGIES RIGHT- F'LL GIT ME COAT AN' GO RIGHT OQUT AN' LET “THE NEIGH3ORS SEE ME AT PASS HIM SO HE CAN SEE EARLY I'M UP THJ MORNIN'~ SEATTLE WINS | FROM MISSION, SCORE 15 70 3 fndians Go on Rampage' While Knight Holds | Bells Down | SEATTLE, April 27.—Seattle | collected 15 hits for 15 runs! yesterday in the: game against| Mission, while Knight held the| Bells to seven hits for only three runs. K Each team made four errors. | Knight smashed one of the| home runs for the Indians, mak- | ing a total of three during the game. Muller, Tribe’s third base- man, got four hits, including a | home run, five times at bat. Seattle won 15 to 3. The batteries were: Mission — Holding, Eckert, | Gomes and Baldwin, Brondel. | Seattle—Knight and Borreani. GAMES YESTERDAY Pacific Coast League Mission 3; Seattle 15. Sacramento 6; San Francisco 12, Hollywood 8; Portland 7. Oakland 2; Los Angeles 3. National League Brooklyn 0; Boston 4. Cincinnati 2; Pittsburgh 7. New York 4; Philadelphia 5. American League Boston 4; New York 9. Detroit 1; Cleveland 6. Chicago 5; St. Louis 6. Philadelphia 10; Washington 0. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet. San Francisco .... 18 J750 Hollywood 652 Sacramento .583 Los Angeles . .583 Mission . i Oakland . 375 Portland .318 Seattle ... National gu | Pe.; RICHMOND, a,, April 27.— Brooklyn .. .600 ; Penelope Anderson of Richmond, New York . .556 , who is planning a tour of Europe Cincinnati . ‘538 | with Helen Wills, national singles St. Louis .545 | tennis champion, is regarded as Chicago .. 533! one of the best net players in the Pittsburgh .455 country, and paired with the Cali- Boston ... 3765 ! fornia star, should give America Philadelphia . .364'a doubles team that will compare Iu{n | with the best to be encountered fratrion Won' Lost Pct. | abroad. New York . .7271 While Miss Anderson will not Cleveland .. .714 be teamed with Miss Wills at Philadelphia . _555;Wlmbledon. the two expect t‘o ar- St. Louis .. .533 ' range a number of matches on the e Helen Wills (above) has chosen one of the best net players in » the country as partner for her European invasion. son (below) of Richmond, Va., is to guard the fore court while 261 Helen with her whistling dives takes care of the back court arca,! = | working on the fine points of her game at the Countr: | ginia here in preparation for the matches abroad. Miss Anderson to develop a s force, regarded as weakest point. o working with more possibly her TSYDNEY LAURENCE TO | | BE MARRIED IN MAY‘ ¢ Laurence, noted Alaskan “artist, will be married in Califor Inia early in May to Jeanne Val |liere, also an artist, according to a letter received recently by Mrs. Robert Simpson. Miss Vallicre, whose acquaintance with Mr. Laurence dates back many y makes her home in Lo {and has quite a reputation a ‘rnm artist. The couple plan to come to :\l‘ aska early in the summer and re- | main here until after the Capital- | to-Capital yacht race for which! 4 Mr. Laurence i3 now painting an Alaskan picture, entitled “The {Raru to the Potlatch,” to be giv-| en to the winner of the race by the Nugget Shop of Juneau. The | picture, which is being painted es- fally for the race: , will be i shington in Spo- Fada Radio Sets and accessor- fes, Columbia Fhonographs and records. Radio Electric Co., Mar- tin Lynch. Phone 429. adv. | AH! THERE'S THAT GABBY GUY THAT LIVES ON THE NEXT BLOCK: I'. LJUST FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1928. By CEORGE McMANUS AH! JUST GETTING HOME - YOU GAY OLD DOG? (5 nofeh \-‘\_\L\IJ' CELEBRATION GF ODD FELLOWS IS : I HELD YESTERDAY |(ni", "m0 oy “Miss. Stena accompanied by Mrs. Pres- cluded a vocal solo by Miss Jud- |‘ short while. Other numbers in {son, sctompanied by: Miss ‘Iris ' Jores, In celebration of the 109th -nm—"““' versary of the founding of the I.| With the conclusion of the en 0. 0. F. lodge in Baltimore, Md., | tertainment, a dance and card by Thomas Wilde, the local order |Party were held. Refreshments of O0dd Fellows held a program | Were served during the evening last evening in their hall on| J. H. Hart, District Deputy anklin Street, which was we! “\.( and Master, presided at the af attended. r which was attended by Odd The program Rebekahs and their fam community singing, followinz | ilies and friends which Earle Hunter and Ed Blake MR ) SR | ayed selections. A chorus of six | AMERICAN LEGION the Misses Kvelyn Judson,|meeting Thursday night in the stta Sully, Belva Williams, [ Du t 8 o'clock. 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