The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 10, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1928. i v By GEORCE McMANUS QEL\_ DO MEA FAVOR | BRINGING UP FATHER BY CGOLLY-1TD NICE [b¢ AN' PEACEFUL IN THE PARK- I'LLTREAT MESELF TO A LITTLE § ] SNOOZE- STAND BACK- I'M A BOLD BAD MAN FROM THE WEST- A PISTOL SHOT 15 MO%IC TO MY EARD- WELL HIS 4 AND COULS HIM CUTIE | SALL HIM - ET 2 You can see quite a number of the new NS CALL B0TI LADY- THAT LITTLE BOY OF YOURS- CALL HIM Y i > . Chevroleis, Pontiacs and Buicks on the S ets of Juneau Isk the cwners of those beautiful cars how they perform before you decide on what car to buy. o :_[L | | Connors Motor Company e Service Rendered by Experts WDRRIAR s ¢ | STANDIxG OF CLUBS s —_—— Pacific Coast League rvond DS T VIC FULEY Frye’s Wll(l Rose Lard [ san fandiads 611 LUSES BDUT In Convenient Sm’rl Packages 11\“\:;“|.~ ) 8 pound, 4 pound, 2 pound Pails and (I rtland 4o a0 :"‘:"I\ A AL, A". '1\< el One ]’ouud Cartons Youug Runners ( Carr o ive Wk ity 4 s FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY U. S. Hopes A gainst QUALITY MEATS FHONE 38 Finns in Lon S A e i right { m Vie foul in cheduled ITALY WINS NET VICTORY [ IIII\ I‘h mightiest Cup v before out o s greatest last night fifth. Since can point | was | Penn fourth E vents ;; then the only winner HOLLYWOOD National League Foley of Ver Jon Lost = =5 vew York | Cincinnati i Pittsburgh | Louis outlook is b iter |)ll! not sensational this year. Lermond, | a rugged youngster, should give a good account of himself at '.wm‘ In the longer race, his! club-mate, Ro pal. Two Scalllo Pr chers Alc ack Ryde “;:i.\l(‘.:.'(”:l.' ool CI““‘,J from M‘?u"d During One Inning E e v ey go. Not a single \.!lll\u Boston in either in I hiladelphia League Won “Lost 15 4 11 16 14 2 10 16 8, IR MeC Hollywood twirl- | ¢ , 7. 14 settled down in pinches and|gogsion 17 seldom in real trouble, two | hurlers were pounded to | showers in the fourth inning| American Dodge Brothers VICTORY SIX IS HERE o his heart set now on do- | » marathon but if his feet mot stand that route Joie may| LOS jturn to either the 5,000 or 10,000 While I with a good chance of doing some H\mh Among the colle, men, w “IH Cox of Penn State and Dave Abbott of Illinc good pros- GKLWUHQ Gk NTRY i —————— HALF HOUR PARKING Notice to Car Owners. rday | On the city strects listed below s ot thirteen hits {half- hour | ]ulk‘m' 1 be effect which ended in|ive star May 10, 10 to 4.| nklin ¢ Lower Front Street, in Juneau | sward ? Third Alaska, is hereby lved by Nance | lmm Front street from ( mutual consen ick Poolos re- | {Oftice’” to and including tives and Louise Jahoda, and Bas-|Dock, from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. con to conduct the business, ily except Sunday. Further umes all its indebted |notice is hereby g ind will collect all outstand- | [after all cars not obe accounts, g ted at Juneau, the ihe under- | reretofore conducting the | Lunch, in the Forrest| on the westerly limit| p of Now on display at game |a victory for Hollywood, The hztterles wer Seattle—Collard, and Parker. Hollywocd sler ldin DISTANCE RUNNING CHAMPIONS { NBW YORK, May 10 | pic 5,000 and 10,000 | running champions and | times: McCaul Motor Com pany Olym- | | moetes ‘ who will | | 1 g McCabe ! their h | i hereh GANL> WEDNESDAY I’1mfic (nist League Hollywood . 10. |Los #n~ales 5: Sacramento 3. San Francisco 3: Oakland 1. | Portland 4; Mission 6. 1 N-t'onal ngue | Brook'vn 1; Chicago 2 | | Philadelphia 1; St. Louis 7. | New York.6; Pittsburgh 0. Finland | | 5octon 1; Cincinnati 4. | Amencan League (.\Il g stponed. : | Finland — Pom iy g | NOTICE | A special meeting of Aurora| wcampment will be held in Odd | | Fellows’ Hall, Juneau, on Satur-| et G SPECIAL THIS WEEK [o'clock for the purpose of con- ferring degrees. “Camp” | member is requested to be pres- | W. KILBURN 5,000 Meters Kolehmainen, Finland WATCH TH Our poultry is at the prices same Alaska, May 1l being soid regular pr Coal have been cut, ling now last year. Our can’t be beat. nd shingles, we only reight and our profit. y not try us a while. All quoted are delivered to ek door. D. B. FEMMER l‘h(me ll 1 Guillemot, France— NICK POOLOS, LOUISE JAHODA., ~ Nurmi, Finland — record. World's 14: 28 1-5, by Nurmi. 10,000 Meters |, 1912—Kolehmainen, - 20 4-5. - Nurmi, ! | record, Finland — Ritola, (x). 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POl one-tenth of a second. cessi [ Y ista cesgion for, Puland'a distance| "} . S e (TR Tor Gutl By ALAN J. GOULD (Acsociated Prees Sports Editor) | F 0R UNLY $1.50 - F rigi(laire and Delco Light SALES AND SERVICE W P. JOHNSON It has had an unbroken record of fair deal- ing down to date and is today the strongest agency in Alaska. ASSORTED FLOWERS, FOLIAGE, FERNS, PLANTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FA( H 15 CEN PHONE 1 We want you to make use of our service running aces. whether you are a customer or not. Kolehmainen, Nurmi and Ritola ~are the Big Three so far as the history of the 5,000 and 10,000 meter races is concerned. Nurmi and Ritola will be back again this year, seeking fresh laurels at Am- sterdam, and there doesn’t seem any prospect of headirg off either of these stars. Certainly the United States isn't likely to upset the parade of the | Finns although the development | of such youthful stars as Leo Ler mond of Boston, Dave Abbott of | Illinois and Harold Keith of Okla homa may give America thy| chance to score a few points. France alone has given the Finns a real tussle in either of these long distance features sinc they first were put on the pro- gram. Hannes Kolehmainen, first of the great Finnish champions, | scored a “double” in 1912 but he| had a hair-raising duel with Jean Bouin of France:' before winning the 5,000-meter race on the Stock- holm track. From all accounts that 5,000 meter final 16 years ago was one of the greatest distance races ever run. Bouin, who has a stadium named after him in Paris now, ‘set the pacé most of the way and | fought oft Kolehmainen’s chal- lenges right down to the stretch,| “With only 20 meters left,” runs the official story, “the Finlander pressed up abreast’ of Bouin, who now, possibly involuntarily be-| cause of the unheard-of strain of the race, pressed Kolehmainen out to the right hand side of the track while, at the same time, he did lemot, broke the Finnish streak ln‘ 1920 by beating Nurmi, then only| 19 years old, in the 5,000/meter race at Antwerp and handing Paavo his only Olympic setback. Nurmi got revenge on Guillemot in the 10,000-meter race. In 1924, Paavo broke the Olympic record in the 5,000 but stayed out of the 10,000 meter event, which went to Willie Ritola in record-smashing fashion. Second place is the best an American. has ever gained in either of these races. Lewis Te- wanima, the Indian, was runner- up to Kolehmainen in the 10,000- | meter race in 1912. 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