The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 13, 1928, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, BRINGING UP FATHER BY GOLLY MAGGIE - I MOST G\'T THEDO(_TQRB CAN'T YOU HEAR " ME ? I'M TAL LOUVD ENOU SATURDAY, OCT. 13, 1928. ; By GEORGE McMANUS DOCTOR - ME WIFE WORRYIN' ABOUVUT BEIN' ABLE TO HE SO wWELL TO CALL ON MAGGIE HER HEARIN' \S oy GITTIN' WORSE EVERY DAY wiN' GHr_) :\‘7‘7 '© 1928, by Tnt'l Feature Service, Inc. Great Britain rights reservel SPORTS GRID GAMES ONTHIS P. . The following are the out- standing football games scheduled for this afterncon, with the scores when the same teams met last year: East Amherst Vs, Army vs Brown vs. Jucknell (7) Carnegie (6) Colgate (0) Columbus Cornell vs. Dartmouth (7). Fordham (32). Georgetown vs. Lebanon Valley. Harvard vs. North. Carolina. Holy Cross vs. Rutgers. Lafayette vs. George ton. Lehigh vs Pennsylvania more (0). Yale (10) vs. Georgla (14). ‘Wash.-Jeff, ve. Duquesne. acuse (21) vs. Johns Hopkins (6). Princeton vs. Pittshurgh vs. (14) Haveford Providence. Dayton. (13) s (0). Penn State Tech (40) vs. Thiel vs. Va. Poly. (6) Hampden (38) vs. (0) vs. N. Y. Univ Washing- Gettsburg. (33) vs. Swarth- Virginia. West Virginia. Mid-West Chicago vs. low Haskell Indians vs. cago). Tllinois vs. Coe. Indiana vs. Michigan Iowa State (14) vs. Grinnell (0). Kansas (21) vs. Wash. “U” Louis) (21). Marquette vs. Drake. Mich. State vs. Chicago Y. M. C. A, Minnesota vs. Purdue. Centre College vs. Missourl. Nebraska vs. Montana State. North Dakota vs. Morningside. Northwestern (19) vs. Ohio State (13). Notre Dame (19) vs. Navy (6). ‘Wisconsin (31) V8. Cornell (Towa) (6) Loyola (Chi- South Georgia Tech (13) vs. Tulane (6). Wash. and Lee tucky (0). Tennessee (21) (3)- South Carolina (0) vs. Maryland (26). Texas (13) vs. Vanderbilt (6). Texas Aggies vs. Centenary. Far West Berkeley California Washington State. Seattle—Washington (32) vs. Montana (0). Los Angeles—Southern Cali- fornia vs. St. Mary’s. Palo Alto—Stanford vs. “U” of California at Los Angeles. Moscow, Idaho—Idaho (40) vs. Whitman (0). Bugene, Ore.—Oregon vs. Wil- lamette. Santa Clara, Calif.—Nevada (7) vs. Santa Clara (7). Spokane, Wash.—Gonzaga Vs. Puget Sound. Chico, Cal. — California Ag- gies vs. Chico State. Tucson—Pomona vs. Arizona. Denver—Denver vs. Utah Ag- gies. — e SEALS BEAT SENATORS IN - LAST INNING SACRAMNETO, Cai, Oct. 13.— Rallying in the ninth inning and making five runs, the San Fran. cisco Seals yesterday afternoon defeated the Sacramento Senators by a score of 5 to 4 in the thivd (25) wvs. vs. Mississippi At Vs, Al At At At At At At At At At game of the seven-game playoff. i The Seals have now won two of the three games played. 4 —+o—— oarwin Tulips at 25 for $1.00. ‘Other prices in proportion. Jn- _ meau Florists. 1 (st. | Ken-| ;| b l['\lisllfl,()filff}(f)'r"-li,'\{11(155. FOR u\MAPI-E TOURNE OPENS MONDAY ONELK ALLEYS {Ten SixMen Team Open First Bowling Tourna- ment of the Season the loc alley s when th ap nent will be played. Ten | n the tourney, ! » will open th Monday eveni o th ndi entered \ six men | The initial match will be be- tween the Lawyers and Bankers jat 7:30 p.m., Monday, Other § " 5 1 m s scheduled this month, are | Octoh 5, Grocer Jutchers ! October , Eiectr | K /] tor October 22 ; Merch Octobe vs. Customs; October vs. Greeers; Octob. Baak Oct vs clan vs. | wors | nts; Butchers Doctors 30, Mer- | The teams fol |, Laily. Alaskans—3Bernard, Bring-| dale, Davis, Jack, "Andrews, H. | Sabin and Dauner. Bavard, Blomgren, Joe D | Hendrickson, Hermle, Rus- . : 7 sell, A. Koskey and Krugness. o Butchers—Ficken, Kean, Harris LUIS ANGEL Reck, Van Atta and Radds FIRPO the several Geo w Electrics—Pullen, Barragar, No- land, Shaw, Johnson, Warner and Porter, Lawy Boyle, ¥ Winn, Doctors- ne, Kirk, derson. | Bankers—McNaughton, Cleve land, Stevens, Reck, J. Morrison, | Howard and Sadlier. | Merchants—Henning, Lucas, Lud. | son, H, Messerschmidt, G. Mes- | chmidt and McKinnon Customs—Sides, Whittier, P rich, Simpkins and Newmarker. | Governors—Parks, Williams Sperling, Goddard, Shaver, Lave- nik and Chas. Sabin. | - e - | TORONTO-—Construction of a | benzol. plant for the Algoma Steel |Company is understood to form ? a part of the $12,000,000 build-| hanged to Oct. 16. Anyone wish- ing program of the Lake Super- ng' reservations phone 4, 2 rings. |ior corpration. Erection of large | While he has not accepted|pinner followed by cards. (Adv.) |coal docks and improvement at Rickard's cffer, the Pampas pug-| ———————— Michipicoten harbor also is um—‘ | Robertscn, Faulkner, Luis Angel Firpo actually means to return to the fight game., R o 3 4 almsley, Metca an He already has lost 30 pounds in training. Tex Rickard has of- i fered him $400,000 for bouts in the United States. Luis denies accepting the offer but cays he will fight for Rickard, Jen- Hen Council, Stewart, Vander Leest and BUENOS AIRES, Oct Success as the Buenos Aires agent for an American motor car manufacturer is not sufficient for Luis Angel Firpo. He craves jto return to the fight game. Although housed in a luxur- ious showroom on one of the principal business thoroughfares| of the Argentfne capital, Firpo, so he says, actually longs for the action within the squared circle. He apparently is to have his es gratified, for he has sev- 1 offers, one from Tex Rickard said to amount to §$400,000 for a few bouts in the United States. 13| \ishes Forrest expressed’ in his will. Forrest wa phia in March the known died in 1872 The home has a library of 6, 000 voumes 1d a gallery of busts of Americans famous in the arts. Each of the rooms of the house is named after a famous theatrical personage. § — e NOTICE born in Philadel- 1806, in what was as Southwark. 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