The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1928, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER WELL- WHAT ARE YOU LOORING S0 STUPID ABOULT? I'D LIKE TC BORROW TEN DOLLARS- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCT. 5, 1928 By GEORGE McMANUS S 1 SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF THIS A LONG TIME AGO- | | HOPE THE NEXT TIME MAGGIE THROWS ANY THIN AT ME - 1T WILL BE OUR Owens.” eemed to d in argu before to how could Mr. whole N Bab aid anged Y has umpires, Sidelights on World Series Some fan fine bili ven to: Oct. 5. unfavorable we: Sl - GOAST LEAGUE SEASON ENDED; 2 TEAMS TIED Three Games to Be Played to Decide Second SAN FRAN The Pacific Co cially ended the se with Sacramento and for first place second half of the lit The two teams will a three game series Saturday to decide the second half hampionskip. The first game is scheduled at Sacramento, the seccnd game at San neisco and the third, if necessary, at Sacramento. If the Sacramento Senators win | the series 1 seven game series will be played for the 1928 championship as San Francisco is first half champions. By winning each of the coming series games, the Seals can pocket §15,000 bonus offered by the League. If the Senators win the three game series, the two teams will then battle for the bonus on a 60 and 40 per cent basis. ISCO, Oect. League ason yesterday San Fran- in the season meet in beginning o eisco tied Hollywood Los Angeles 2; San Francisco 10. Portland 5; Oakland 3. Seattl Sacramento 16 0 2: e 2; Standing of Teams Pacific Coast League Sacramento . 82 . 87 San Francisco.... 62 Hollywood 59 Oakland 51 Mission . b0 Portland . 42 Los Angeles . 39 Seattle 31 626 .626 .596 515 505 424 .394 313 \ STUDEBAKER CAR, ! PRESIDENT EIGHT, MAKES FAST TIME The censationai performance of four strictly stock Studebaker President Eight automobiles in traveling 30,000 miles in less than 30,000 minutes, is a tribute to the genius of Studebaker’s en- gineering staff, according to H. I. Lucas, local Studebaker-Er- skine distributor in this city. “Studebaker has broken so| many records for endurance and | speed in the past year that it is difficult to keep track of them | all,” said Harry Lucas. Mt started about a year and a half ago when the Studebaker Com- mander traveled 5000 miles in] 4909 minutes. Then came the 37 famous 25,000 mile run by thef For Cripples, Yanks Still Have a Kick NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—For a crew of cripples and in- valids, there is still quite a | kick in the Yankee team. Opening entirely where they left off last year, the cham- pions of the American League, behind brilliant sharpshooting of Waite Hoyt, yesterday shelled St. Louis into submission by score of 4 to 1 in the opening game of the World Series. Hoyt held the Cardinals hits, one home run by Bottomley while the big guns of the Yankees, Ruth, iehrig and Meusel fired shots that routed Wil- lie Sherdel, clever Cardinal outhpaw. to three an inch-—415 operations are held to a tolerance of one half-thous- andth of an inch.” Studebaker engineers also make extensive use of the corporation’s million dollar proving ground, where every improvement is giv- en a thorough test under actual road conditions before it is final- ly approved, according to Mr Lucas. HAGEN DEFEATED, BALTIMORE MATCH, BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 5 Leo Deigel yesterday beat Hagen 2 and 1 in the National pro- quarter finals. The cther three victors are Sarazen, who beat Dudley 7 to 6, Espinosa who beat Hutchinson 5 to 4 and Smith who defeated Vecchio 2 up. INDIANAPOLIS WINS FROM ROCHESTER IN LITTLE WORLD SERIES INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct Indianapolis went on a batting spree yesterday against Rochester winning 12 to 5 and advanced another mnotch in the Little World Series championship. Two more wins for Indianapolis gives them the title. o — BOXER, VETERAN AT 25, SAVES RING EARNINGS LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 5.— Jimmy Finley, welterweight box- er of Louisville, although not 25 years old, is a veteran of more than 150 fistic encounters in all sections of the country. He owns his own home, sev- eral valuable pieces of Louisville real estate, his automobile and has made a number of profitable investments on the stock market. — e, — Commander in which the average! speed was over 65 miles an hour for the entire distance. But the’ performance of the quartette of President Eights 30,000 miles at 64 to 68 miles per hour is the greatest engin- eering acievement in the history of automobiles. Today, Stude- baker holds a total—114 official records — all made by strictly stock cars under the supervision of the American Automobile As- sociation. “No car could do what the President Eight has done unless it was properly designed, uniess its materials. were thoroughly tested, unless it was built with split-hair precision and thor- oughly tested and inspected be- fore it was released from the factory. “Studebaker maintains its own private research and exprimental laboratories. Here a large corps of skilled technicians make countless laboratory tests every, year. Studebaker kecps 700 in- gpectors on the job and thes: men make thousands of inspec- tions cn Studebaker and Erskine cars during their manufacture. More than 1600 mechanical op- erations are mot allowed to vary 4 ‘mote than one one-thousandth of f in traveling| 20,000 BULBS For r'all planting or growing the house. Juneau Flor- Adyv. in ists. LOSE T0 CUBS | Be Costly—Goes 14 Innings CHICAGO, Oct. 5.—Because of an error, the White Sox lost the game yesterday to the Cubs, the |second of the series of the City {Championship by a score of '3 in a 14 inning game. | The error came in the ninth linning when the Scx were lead ing 2 to 1 and two outs. Art Shires, Sox rookie and first base- |man, dropped” an easy grounder allowing Charley Grimm to reach safely while Stephenson scor ed. The Sox got a break in the |fourteenth ~inning when Hack {Wilson tripled, Grimm singled and Hartnett scored them both [ with a double to center field. s St i il | THOMAS NOW A COACH | WHERE HE ONCE STARTED | BATON ROUGE, La., Oct. 5.— | Twenty years ago, a husky fresh- {man frcm Pennsylvania stepped |out on the old parade ground of - |Louisiana State University to {learn the how.and why of foot- \ball | Today he stand {spot directing his team. It was rived s on the same own football Arthur J. Thomas who 1th in 1908, Now it is “Tommy’” Thomas who is coach- (ing the squad at St. Vincent's Academy prep school, located on the old university campus, | i 70 LIRSS IO SR GOLFERS SHOOT ACES SAME HOLE, SAME DAY RICHMOND, Va., Oct. 5.—Tw0’ {holes-in-one on the same hole jon the same day is the way they play their golf here—sometimes. | A. L. MecDonald, of Norfolk drove 115 yards to make No. 4 at the Glenwood course in one stroke and was followed a short | while later by Eddie O'Neil, of Richmond, who did it too. Your Sult“ Phone 528. LET Almquist Prese We call and deliver. FOR YOUR COUGH AND COLD WE RECOMMEND White Pine and Tar Cough Syrup, Pine Tar and Honey Cough Syrun, Antigrip Tablets, Bromo Quinine, Week’s Cold Tablets and many others. A Fire Insurance Policy may not be changed after a fire occurs. So, if you have paid off a mortgage or finished purchasing property sheuld noiify us. 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