The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 20, 1928, Page 5

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Box 298 Phone 471 | | | p—— e | | AUTOMOBILE UPHOLS TUNNEY BY HIS i’ | B o : Fl’GHT PRUMUTER S Fof e g ; : Our work is done by a special 20.—Physically, Gene Tun- 5 . | ney is better equipped to SV : vacuum cleaner defend the title than for any 1 [Rickard Forbids Champion | previcus bout according to 3 : Dr. Rcbert Shea, Tunney's to Lf\ilsek!\lrp']l'm'm m ,x" for the past 10 | aking Trip NEW YORK, July Tox B—— BRI 7. Rickhard has warned Gene Tun-! ney that if the latter persists in ' flying here from Speculator for) Utah; ! 4 i the title match, he will have the| Wife, Sealtle; Emma Wheatley, | i B i Ora Kuykendall, Sitka Wi : “You owe it to the promoter| che Horner, Haines; lda Van| B s o z E: ( of this fight and to fight fans to|Vranken, Sitka; Ccrnelia Phidlips, Meek, Kanab, Ransom and } Usually it takes a high speed camera to get a picture of Frank see that you take no chances|Sitka { 4 5 J ) 8 g : B in dothg anytiifig: Which might| ——ee——— xz:&l}", Los Angeles A. C,, crack and Uncle Sam’s new sprint Received a shipment of WINDOW SYADES prevebt yoor apPelvaNie hers o This picture shows him in a moment of relaxation 4 0 g ) ¢ ith Coach Hayhurst, who has trained him from the start of 5 p & ’ fight Tom Heeney on the mgm‘Nuw SHARK wi Y SIEEEAL, \ R L 28 . Man A ,,f “,l”y 26. As )“,:.] ],,.‘,,:,,,“‘,.‘ 1 his career. Wykoff’s speed is expected to dazzle Europeans sizes from 28 to 48 inches wide—at insist y 1o mot come hy air- who view the forthcoming Olympic games, iusiat 7ou 4o e’ somo by ai| SKIN s AVED (i T Al S JUNEAU PAINT STORE injunction if you refus [ NSRS -3 E;;]xenir:;]fw message Rickard sent 'HURRAH FGR OUR v[ great Murprise today, when they | —es— won th two single matches in o - — ITAGOSITIMA, Japan, July 20. | SlDE; U. S. NET | the interzone finals with Italy. |€ An Ame demand for shark | AT THE HOTELS |skin: bes curprised and delight- | MEN VICTORIQUS | {rijiecs Hunier deteated Placido THE NEW VICTORY SIX h Gaslini_6-1, 6-1 and 6-0. John |ed the residents of this sea cossi| —_— | Henne: beat - Baron D.. Mor- NEW DESIGN BRINGS GREATER PERFORMANCE e i A N region, who catch about £00,000 JTEUIL, France, July 20.— | purgo 155 Sna N3 The camera caught Edward B. Hamm, Georgia Tech sgudenl, B E e | gy AR ,‘,’“"“'“ of sharks annually, sell-| 0 Davis Cup tennis p | The tennis drama was of the The finest performer in its class—the greatest maximum in the middle of his prodigious running broad jump im the [, -\ " Raymond C. Smith,| /D8 thelr fins, but heretoforeiors minus Tilden, produced a |n sort and was packed into speed and the swiftest acceleration ever brought to this Olympic tryouts held in Harvard stadium. Hamm set a 8eW | san Francisco; J. J Meher! throwing the skins away. Notice| — - — o |the Hennessey - Morpurgo mateh price field—the most horsepcwer per pound of car weight world’s mark for the leap of 25 feet 11 inches. He'll be among |r. 1. walker, Seattle; ’:‘”.“‘I') l'". ':‘“"‘ ('h"‘“(',"” the :'”(‘r“f’; (a8 the young American, after a —the lowest center of gravity-—the greatest riding comfort those present when Uncle Sam’s athletes sail for the interna- | Kee, Seattle; Mrs. B, M f,“y,‘,‘,,l";,r,".m: Q(':nn(’\)rm;lv‘::l(l:(l mn {poor start, fought his way from —the strongest chassis and body construction—the most or- tional games, - s Seattle; Mrs. K. Lichtenberg, S findy o e RMN.‘L]\ "”"“"‘1' o "’-':‘ ””“ ““‘l f;'l“‘ | iginal beauty — that is Dodge Brothers mew Victory Six. ‘tInternational Newsreeld attle; bt et Sl | skins 3 second sets and then swept the GRS ‘lwl;lth l;( “gif‘ff"fimfifimfm:l:"'“ him, ptnoigally: for making {2 [third and decided the set at top t b 4 g T oA ‘| women’s handbags. speed. NI C lM ( YANKS WILL LEAD AMERICAN LEAGUE UL Joa A G Howsar, Gibaort . L Rl SR T cLaut iotor Lompan i ¥ & , 3 M. ser, G - | { | i AP g | Ny - TO BASEBALL’S PEAK, BARNARD SAYS |vburg: H. M. Bowser, Gibsonburg: R Duck Speci 2 | Hunter in the first match exceed —_— C. M. Taylor, U. S. Army; E. N, |are Luck dSpecimen I od the hopes of the Amerioan CHICAGO, July 20—A bigger A few days previously Perritt ”“I’Y_‘l“"‘ll“”\""f‘-l "‘(‘3"":“"“ vM"_"' Has Value of $510001 ' P PR Y " R e and better American League inicaught the first game of a double[#Pd Mrs. L. Waln, Cordova; Miss i N ™ & g o e o b e i i) ety “p“ched his team |+ H. Merritt, Brooklyn; 0. C.| CHICAGO, July 19.—The Field | i CALL 137 HENRY C. GORHAM J. J. NEWMAN A. M. GEYER 2 s ; G A Fleener, Seattle; Kittie A. Gay, Museum has a specimen of a Work by hour or contract. adv. y ~ E. S. Barnard. to win in the night cap affair. i .UM M 2 Perritt has held berths with|attle; M. Alfred Soley; D. H. Gil-|duck that could not be bought . | s SR By bigger he means more fans | o ious clubs in the South ‘Atlan.|létte, A. R. 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The Yankee man- Wollio UDawr Louires Zynda ducks of the breed. JDLE o] augurs well for the future success agement is furnishing a high mark|San Francisco z; Hollywod 4. Louise Halls, city; Charles Wil.| The bird formerly inhabited | I at which other club owners are|Los Angeles 4; Mission 13. llams; Alvin Englestead, Hurri-|the northeast coast of America, AJALTED MILK Make" it yourself at shooting Dby acquiring promising |Seattle 2; Sacramento 13. cane, Utah; Lowell T. Plowman,|and suddenly became extinct W}-]EN yOu want to IOO]( home. ~Try it. Alaska Steam Laundry young hall players. Portland 3; Oakland 7. . Smithfield, Utah; Jages Judd, more than fifty years ago, since Also—this week—Ca Thesé young diamond stars National League Huericane; Stephen C. 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