The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1928, Page 5

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National Le: St. Louis 10; Boston CIRCHRERR S RO e | Ch 0 73 New York § " - - - — American League New York 11; Detroit 6 4 L ¢ - WHY NOT LET US M Washington 3; St. Louis 4. - Sy i put your name on our coal list, Boston 1; Cleveland ( it is certainly good coal | Philadelphia 7; Chicago 5. \ ) We d fresh dressed i A R % " o poultry eevry day. | |Athletics Win from Chicago i it ; sstlpe 4 ok paee I | STANDING OF CLUBS Se th sisiton —Babe Ruth Makes | Pacific Coast League ( ) Goat e ARGE DASHFEES: | Won Lost N | We ¢ a complete line ol 1 Another Home Run |, ;amento 1 ‘ (i VIR Y Poultry and Fox Feeds. « i it pec s e : ‘ And our transter sorvice— > DETROIT, Mich.,, Sept. 29.—'ijolywood s 8 q P well you can't beat it. —_— The Yankees have clinched the zpicsion i B | B . <1 !sixth American League pennant|oajiand 7 i - e Wins Featherweight Title |y v i suceession By’ <de-1 postisnd 30 8 ey o S D. B. FEMMER from Canzonieri in |featine the Tigers yesterday by Los Angeles 36 6 Phone 114 score of o 6. Senttle 3 5 P 7 4 R . o — 5 Rounds | The Athleties won from Chi Hationai League i — |cago but the Yankees retained a Won Lost NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—Andre|two and one-half game lead with|g 9 THE ARCADE CAFE St. Louls | ¢ Routis, fiery chman, last night fonly two more games: scheduled | Now York 92 Special Dinners on Sund: and Week Days won the featherweight champion-|for each contender. Soda Fountalnin ot o i faton s ; ship of the world from Tony Can-! Pij pitched the Yanks to ” § SonRRoLan. Coms, My AR DRI ONEy ERAEe i MARY YOUNG, Prop. PHONE 288 hing 15-round bout yvictory. Yanks pounded @ib- son, Stoner, Smith and Page. Chicago 89 Pittsburgh 88 Cincinnati . 78 Brooklyn wiy O b g b | Ruth Makes Homer Boston 40, 298 first half of the fight, Routis came | Bape Ruth hit his fifty-third | Philadelphiz £3. 108 A M ¢ .. " ; R ' outpunch the champion and take|elghth inning, scoring Koenig A 4l TR s » ¥ f the title amid a scene of wild en-|only a landslide Hopelessly ? n the | | New York . 100 52 657 Thos. McMullen, Prop. thusiasm enough home runs Philadelphia 927 —ae ing two games to equal his record gt Louis ... 81 7 JUNEAU’S NEWEST PLACE TO EAT tof 60 last year Washington ... 74 € § Open 6 a. m. . m. Basecball barons called together by Commis- | business manager of the Yank im Tier. | T'P AASD:I:EESFRFE:é%’::HDOPAPER —_— ChiCARO .eoseeeene .46 b Bep. _"0 gim sioner Kenesaw M. Landis to talk over the | ney, secretary of the G “harl ” CARDINALS WIN Detroit 6 3 441 SHORT ORDERS—REGULAR DINNERS world’s ser Seated (1. to r.) Colonel Jacob | Manus, secretary of the Y : AR Aos daladat §T. LOUIS, Sept. 29. The | Cleveland P g g Next Cannors Motor Co. Ruppert, owner of New York Yankees; E. S. | secretary of the Athletics; Branch c) Famali ". B ‘\‘x".a)l:;“!o ;(..r Cardinals e clinched s «t | Boston - 3 Barnard, president of American League; Judge | the Cardinals; William L. Veeck, of the Cubs o 'm‘ "‘m‘ 'mf'\w" Dm,y Bx tie in th ————.—— - Landis; John Heydler, president of National | Thomas Shibe, of the Athletics, and Sam asior has published Pt Aor e by defeatin Lecague, and Charles Stoneham, owner of New | (Muddy) Watters, sccretary of ¢the Dirates ¢ i yiants, S i p A ot A nternational Newsreel | b could ex. |Bame. The Cubs won from the - Yock Giants. Standing (L to r.), Ed Barrow, i i o h ! er would ex.|E&M As Much gs_Good Ones ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. Giants. T combination of } events increased th{ Cardinal . Public shower and tub baths 50 cents, Ray 0il Burner in Clyde Littlefield has 16 lottered {lead over the Giants to two| DBAUVILL ce Sept. 29 operation—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per . Aggles and Mustangs Longhorns. Rufus King, capt RECORDS ames with two remalning. Cocktalls cost an average of fifty month and up—steam heated. ¥ho was kept on the sideline last Closing out all 1v mch Columbia | | — cents each here and connoisseurs RIS M A L T F. M sénson’ bécausé of ‘an injiiry, is to'And Okeh Records at §0c each.| ' GAMES FRIDAY of the cocktail drinking class re. |- e 2 sy ~ ros ay galn Op e h Open evenings. Radio Electric | Pacific Coast League cruite from many lands agree »e the backbone of the Steers' \ffense. Outside the conference, €0~ Martin Lynch, adv. | Misgsion 0; n Francisco 3 that they are uniformly bad. TIIE NEW VICTORY SIX In Southu’eSt C"’Clu,t ]:.','{Tfsp,;:y1..m:;v';‘;‘y"i]"\"';.x:..';:;rn.'lll‘:f O A LT NEW DESIGN BRINGS GREATER PERFORMANCE RN tober 13, at Dallas. 5 The finest performer in fits class—the greatest maximum The Baylor Bears, after hiber. A A el Byl epeed and the swiftest acceleration ever brought to this tarid). 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Faulty brakes, besides being the cause of acci- dents, are also a cause for broken transmissions, nounced the best end in the hi : tory of the conference. b ’ . driveshafts, universal joints and differentials. An interesting sidelight- 4n the COMPLETE NEW LINE EMBRACING 150 We carry a complete stock of brake lining. Southwest circuit this season wll A Ye the attempt of Centenary Co g DISTINCTIVE CARDS AT Our mechanics are all trained men. i o e o Our shop equipment is modern and our \ $2.75 for 25up oo S e its way to membership. Last MOTTO IS “EXPERT SERVICE” year the Gentiemen. as they are called, defeated four Southwest teams, includ: —outnern Metho- dists, and their admittance to the conference practically is contingent on their showing this year against | the Texas Aggies, —————— . . . . cARD PARTY Raised Letter Printing Will be given Saturaay night,| Sept. 29 at §:30 o'clock, Moose It looks like another two-team battle for the championship)|Hall, by Women of Mooseheart in the Southwest Conference.’ Southern Methodist and Texas A & |Lesion. Public invited. —adv. | are the pre-season favorites. Coach Bible has Captain Bartlett, | f—————————————————— ¥ “Genter, back with three other lettermen in the Aggies’ line. Quarter- back Sammy Reed is the Mustangs’ field general. T N he New By GAYLE TALBOT, . |packfield, however, reldg gt (3 there i3 the S g it experienced combination of Bur. IMPERIAI DALLAS, Sept. 29.—Unless one |ware. 1o 7 4 " Ko Bhoidioniz 2, gess, Davis, Mills and Doreoy. n the group . re 3 il cs i ine does something startling, the fight| Coach Ray Morrison, at South. || Alaska’s Most Up-to-Date Our representative will call with line of for 1928 honors in the Southwest|ern Methodist hes Sammy Reed, Pool and Billiard Hall sample cards. Conference will be another duel|who understudied the missing between Southern Methodist and {Mann for two seasons , to direct Cigars, Cand: o | Texas A. & M. {he Mustang’s attack. Graduation gars, y, Con Be 14 C’ ! Despite the loss of their princi- [of “Dog” n and Alex Hooks, fectionery, Popcorn etter. waper . pal players—Joel Hunt, quarter.|ends, left big holes to fill in the ean "z back, and “Siki” Sikes, end—the |forward wall, but Morrison, in and P uts Aggies, 1927 champions, appear to|“Redman” Hume, Las a halfback, S have another great machine. 3 ’deal Smk Ice And the Mustangs, althoup’, All-American consid > aiica : Cream Jacking Gerald Mann, one of the |year. greatest field gemerals ever seen| While the Mustangs anc il Brick and Bulk in all flav- on the Southwest Conference grid. |gles are gi~diug for 2 v sirug. || ors, especially for family iron, are expected to compare fav- |gle, five o he arcs prepar. trade, in any quantity orably with last year's outfit, |ing to wagc wh. 4 . 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