The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 18, 1928, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER I HAVENT HEARD ANY OF THE CLAMS COMPLAIN- HOwW ARE THE CLAMS THE-DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. ‘18, 1928. CAN'T WOW - HEY! TELL 19 THIS WAITER - LAMB OR VEAL. YOU BROUVCHT By GEORGE McMAN MH( HFMII vou L[ THEN- WHAT ‘ E’Y_ THE DIFFERENCLE EOES 1~ © 1928, by Inf’l Feature Service, Inc. Ureat Britan s reserved. Lacoste took in 1927 it Nationai Pet. .655 648 | 545 | New York .......... Philadelphia St. Louis Washington NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—In one ; behind in a gripping five set strug- the history of tennis, Henri Co-|the aid of a spectacular net at- chet, of France, yesterday defeat-|tack. ed Francis Hunter, 34, of New| Thus for the third time the United States singles cham-|over America and the title pionship. France where The little Frenchman came from | 1926 and ‘ Portland L(m Angeles 32 4 ‘ 26 56 SEVENTH H | v |8t. Louis 87 New York 85 RUN PUT OVER Chicago . 84 | Cincinnati T4 Brooklyn 71 Bottomley Does Stunt with |Boston 45 | Amencnn“l"enznf | on st Has Two Game Lead | b R 7 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18.—A 65 ty-ninth this season, gave St|Chicago Louis a 5 to 2 victory over Philadelphia yesterday afternoon |cieveland | Boston a two game lead in the League's >-oo battle, The score was Z all inj| YANKEES ALSO WIN ST. LOUIS, Sept. 18. The | Yankees went on a batting spree into the lead a full game whead| of the Athletics, who were idle. END F f Hoyt pitched his nineteenth' losses. He allowed seven hits. The Yankees pounded four pitch-|Will Retire Aher Twenty- 6 hits, S by the| : ers for 16 hits. 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