The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 7, 1928, Page 5

COME TO THINK OF \T+* SMOKIN' 1D A DILLY BRINGING UP FATHER HABIT AN' A VERY EXPENSIVE ONE- © 1928, by Inl Feature Ser Ine Greac Britain rights reserved. OUT- '"VE HAD ME 'M GOIN' TO CUT lT]‘ LAST CIGAR HELLO-J1GGD-) JUST GOT BACK FROM CUBA 1 WANT YOU TO TRY A | REAL HAVANA, CICAR- (N S \*4‘ | 7 | M. MacSpadden, AJ, 267 | Habenicht Al Kearny, M, 2! Manning, AL Coughlin, B, .. McCormick, Al 911 | Blake, M, 246 | F. Schmitz, M 006 ' X Brown, M, 244 |Nello, E 906 v Roboertson, AJ, 241" Junge, M 005 Cunning, AJ, 287 M. MacS 1 AJ 905 | F. Schmitz, M 255 | Cunningham, AJ 906 L4 { Jack 3 L Jack E ) jernberg, M, ' 233/B. Orme, B g R Vi il - wa o= - L it | ( A3 231 | Brown, M . | Following are lists of hatting|'ltnke. AL, 480 GG, M Roberti and Grogan ELK PLAYERS aveiagcs of, men" hitting 200 o | )UK, M, 0 jdShan : over, and fielding averages “"‘,‘."\””“u{‘- i -w: ‘\l“i:'h'\ Al 4 Top Ring Prospects ‘ [those cn or over the 800 mark: |11 11| s, ,Batting 3 o i il . | Ba 48 0% a 4 I s ‘s In N("U York Clrcl(’s . iy Habenicht, AJ, 200 B Schmitz, M 2 - . v . 07|C. H. MacSpadden, AJ IN AvERAGES oWt [ key, Al Honning, F | B Bahmit, By \ A5 N 03! Bldred, AL, s10 | B. Keaton, A, Fic'din ) ethibery, M ‘.uu | aiy J. McCloskey, AJ, E Osaea o i e H Thomas, AL, bl 5 i Barragar Hits .462, An- 1o Al Andrews, I, ol RECORDS | drews Fields .960— ariin, a1, g i T P e Orme Errorless R B. Kedton, AL, ;30| Open_evenings. Radic Eleetric Gist, M, Yk M ya5 ! Co., Martin Lynch adv. Averages compiled from dat: u.‘.::;.'\”t‘\j‘\l" Coughiin, E, o taken during every City League) Tt 1 L Old papers for sale at the Empire. aseball game played in Juneaa T L) 34 e O luring the 1928 season, first and minute knockout of a New York By JAY R. VESSELS (A. P. Sports Writer) NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—A couple of new arrivals in New York's bulging ranks of box fighters has helped to stimulate interest in the fistic game hereabouts. They are Roberto Roberti, six. foot, four-inch heavyweight hope, and Tommy Grogan, the dashing young Omaha lightweight with a heavyweight wallop. Roberti won on a foul from Johnny Risko, the banging baker from Cleveland. That victory meant no more to boxing men than any other victory from a foul blow, but Roberti's improve ment as a fighter did mean some. thing to them, and they have been praising him ever since. The Italian clouter did nothing during the fight that bothered Risko then, but he showed enough promise to indicate he might prove hard for Risko or any other fight er to beat a few months hence. Metropolitan fans rememberad Roberti as just another prelimi mary fighter of a year ago. Now they are talking of him as cham- pionship material, Grogan's debut here Wwas de. cidedly more impressive when it ecomes to rating on the basis of what he did instead of what might do. Flashing a deadly left hook, Tommy stopped Fernandc Fiorello, a tough local boy, before the sound of the opening zorg had died away. That victory placcd alon; technical knockout of the rugged Billy Petrolle gives Tommy quite a record. So the mosn's hoping for an opening to n him with Jimmy McLarnin $. But Grogan's handlers are back- ing up on that for the same rea- son that Roberti’s manager is jug- gling offers of a match with Ja“k Sharkey. They don’t want to pit their young proteges against rien experience. of such overwhelmingly great Matching Roberti with Geor: Godfrey and Grogan with Ray Mil./ ler, Chicago slugger, has been suggested as the best step the building up process. At any rate everything is com.L A pair of good-natured, hard hitting boxers in the person of Roberto Roberti (left) and Tommy Grogan (right), is spicing up fistic affairs in the metropolitan area. his showing against Johnny Risko and so did Grogan with his one- lightweight. ng their w winter and to capitalize lucrative indoor season. v as the big fall and program the newcomers appear likely second halves, ind Barragar, while Andrews, at .960 contests. Jim Orme, fielder, in His in only Andrews 957, 6 games, 14 14 in can Legion nine The Moose and the Elks . gets under way margin. Legion Alaska the 872, Juneau handsomely cn show fielding columns are by members of the Elks' squad shortstop, played in 17 games, ended the sea. son with a batting average of .462, first baseman for the Bills, kept his fielding av the same Alaska Juneau was one of the few in the City League make an error the entire season fielding average the season, but as he has played 8 games, awarded top honors Among the other heavy hittors he are Eldred, who averaged .394 in 9 games; Andrews, .51 in 17 games; Bill Schimitz, 344 in 17 games, and Bob Keaton, .340 in 14 games. The cream of the field- ers is set off in a small group at the top of the .900 column. sides games; and Bob games. three are members of the Ameri. team Roberti won wide favor for |season well in the lead in batting, with an agerage of .248, gion had .231; Alaska Juneau .229 227, | In fielding the Elks and Legion led the other two teams by a wide The Bills had .875, Moose 842, both batting headed who has number of out- men who failed to is 1.000 for cannot be Be- Orme are Thomas, Keaton, The latter finished the The Le- the | .854, and the | et i TRUESDELL’S GUN STORE GET YOUR GUNS IN SHAPE Don’t wait until the opening of the HUNTING SEASON! 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