The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 24, 1928, Page 5

MOTHER- DEAR- DADDY'S ON THE PHONE-HE WANTS TO TALK TO YOU T GRAHAM | WINS DECISION IN ] TITLE SGRAP’ BBBETS Y. May general r bantamw ht pi Corporal weight titleholder, Graham floored the count of nine reund Schwartz scaled and Graham 118. The fight the samo> story of a good little man giving pounds to a good but larger man and falling by the wayside. Through the first rounds, there was little choic ebetween the tiny warriors! Izzy took the third round, seventh and eighth, while the fourth and ninth were even. The others were Graham's. Sammy Baker won the right to fight Joe Dundee for the welter- welight -title by defeating Nick Testo in a 10-round bout. The crowd booed the decision. R NOTES ON GAMES Two clubs in the Pacific Coast | League were blanked by oppon-| ents “yesterday, Hollywood and San Franc 0 being shut-out. Two ten inning games were played yesterday in both major leagues and the scores were iden- tical, the winner making 4, los l[IJ‘Il. Brooklyn, Bushy Graha nition champion whip. v Schwi fly in 15 rounds Schwartz for in the 1dth won ' by 111% pounds was GAMES WEDNESDAY Pacific Coast League Portland Seattle 2. Mission an Francisco 0. Hollywood 0: Los Angeles 5. Oakland 3; Sacramento 2. | National League | New York 4; Brooklyn 4, 0 | Pittsburgh 3; 4, | innings. American League Boston 1; New York 2. Washington 2; Philadelphia 4. St. Louis §; Detroit 3. Cleveland 3; Chicago 4, nings. Cincinnati ll nl ten in- STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet.ay 3% 18 2l 20 23 27 84 2327 23 ' 28 22 29 " . 16 34 National League Won Lost 247 16 .22 16 . .596) 21 16 .18 13 18 16 16 18 Sacramento . San Francisco Hollywood Los Angeles Mission Oakland Portland Seattle Cincinnati . Chicago .. St. Louis . New York . Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston ... 11 20 Philadelphia 24 American League Won Lost 28 6 21 8 21 15 14 18 15 20 14 24 .13 22 Washington 1 22 Juneau Cit‘ League Won Lost 1 0 Philadelphia . 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BOSTON, May 24—President | Emil Fuchs, of the Boston Braves, announces the club has accepted the resignation of Manager Jack | Slattery and Rogers Hornsby has been appointed to succeed him. The Board hopes Slattery will accept a more compatible berth with the club. — OUTLOOK POOR FOR . BALL GAME TODAY With the Moose and Alaska Ju- neau teams billed to play tonight on the City League schedule, the outlook for the game was not propitious at midafternoon. Rain had been falling almost all day up to that hour and Wwas forecast to continue. Threé¢ games have been post- poned up to today. And weather has been unfavorable for playing any of them off. With tonight's game, four out of the seven on the schedule up to date have had to be postponed owing to rain and as an with e FOR QUICK SERVICE | CALL 137 HENRY C. GORHAM Contractor or by the hour. Such -as carpenter, shingling, plumbing, masonry, I kalsomin- Standard Transfer ' . 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