The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 15, 1928, Page 5

MAGGIED GONE OUT AN NEVER LEF A CENT EVEN GOT CAR-FARE F————\_TO QT DOWN TOWN- | HAVEN'T NOW &Y TME HAVE TO AN THAT'S TOUGH THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCT. GOLLY- ! STAY IN STAND LP! QU\CK"‘ You BACK SO S00N? SPO RT§ HUSKIES BEAT GRIZZLIES BY 25 T0 0 SCORE Monlnna l:leven Had Wrong Hunch in Game Played in Seattle Oct. 15 y, had a chance the cocky e with the > Huskies in the but Whisper- for pack of hopes of upsetting first Coast Coni Wash- ington even surprised itself when the eleven ran rampant over Mon- of 25 to O last afternoon Montana fight held back Washington power during the quarter but the second period Carroll of Washington, halfb "t crash over the line for a t down, and thereafter the Hus could not be stopped. CALIFORNIA WINNER OVER WASH. STATE BERF\LI,I‘A\, C l. 16~ played during the hrat half, California Bears played with hea up and snatched a stunning victo from the heavier and more pow re the ful Washington State Cougars, 13 to 3, here Saturday afternoon. Checking their own chances by first VICTORY | SOME OF THE ACTION ‘IN SECOND YANKEE | This Associated Press Telephoto shows Frank Frisch safe at second in the third inning of the second World Series game at New York. The final score was New York 9, 8t. Louis 3. Wolf Pack Captain | | | | | i fumbles at crucial mcments real-; ly defeated the Cou GRID GAMES ON SATURDAY The following are scores of im.-, portant football games played last Saturday afternoon: So. Cal. 19; St. Marys 6. Oregon State 46; Pacific 0. ‘Washington 25; Montana 0. Stanford 45; California at Angeles 7. 1 California 13; 3. Oregon 38; Willamette 6. Idaho 26; Whitman 13, Ohio State 10; Northwestern 0. Indiana 6; Michigan 0. Harvard 20; North Carolina 0. Army 44; Providence 0. Notre Dame 7; Navy 0. lowa 13; Chicago 0. Princeton 0; Virginia 0. Missouri 60; Centre 0. Columbia 31; Wesleyan 7. Holy Cross 46; Rutgers 0. Mississippi 12; Tennessee 13. Minnesota 15; Purdue 0. Haskell 6; Loyola 0. Pittsburgh 6; West Virginia 9. Pennsylvania 67; Swarthmore 0. ” FORMER AUTO RACER IS NOW TRAFFIC COP| TAMPA, Fla, Oct. 15—“Will Bill” Endicott, widely known in former years as a dirt track auto racer ,is now a traffic officer here Endicott has driven faster in h|~: coast to coast campaigns than ary of the offenders he now chaies cn Tampa’s highways. e 272.POUND BOY PLAYER FILLS HOLE AT CENTESR YORK, Me.,, Oct. 15.—It takes a mighty big hole for a player op- pesing the York high school eleven to get through center. For it's simply a case of getting by Carleton Moulton, six foot fresh.’ man who usually is there with his 272 pounds to keep tho opouin: blocked. - Parwin Tulips at 25 Ior $1.00. Otner prices in proportion. Ju- neau Adv. Los | Washington Sla\u»l Jim Bailey, fast on his feet and aggressive at right half, is the cap tain of the 1928 varsity footbal team of the University of Nevada MAN WINS ONE TITLE; WIFE CAPTURES OTHER WINONA, Minn., Oct. 15. —The Grahams just about dominate championship golf at Winona Public Golf club. Dr. Frank F. Graham de- feated his father, William Graham in the final of men’s play, while Mrs. Frank Gra- ham won the women’s title. Oz'r-—~—~—‘ SAN FRANCISCO LEADS BY GAME SAN_ FRANCISCO, | The San Franci tilt in the 1th day scoring 10 runs playoff lead in the present serfes, Ito declde ¢ apionship of the | Pacific C; The score was Seals 3 ‘ Oet. 15— Seals broke mc g yester- , Senators R. San Francisco San Francisco ha. three gamos cad Sacr2 Halowe'en by Wewen of Oct; 30. Save . - -3 Chrisunas cards for qelv—tlve Prises. with? et o Cuit at lnmvlu. all—neaty NOTRE DAME | Wednesday ‘\'itpd, COMES BACK; NAVY LOSER Crowd Estfln}:led at 122,-| 000 SCf‘S ROCk“e'S Ele\en Wm CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—The gre est gridiron spectacle of Americs i n | football furnished the backzround | { Satur for afternoon fo a comeback Notre Dame and a to 0 tri. ,umph over the battered Navy team | before a record crown unofficially | estimated at 122,000. | Rockne's warriors seized the| break late in the third quarter .nm‘ cored the only touchdown of the| game on a pass early in the fourth | quarter, A poor punt from Whitey Lloyd Navy back, paved the way for Notre Dame’s score ! The Navy was completely out.| played during the game and was| lucky to keep Notre Dame from | scoring during the first three quar- | ters. L - PARISH CARD PARTY The first of a series of six‘ ard parties will be given night, October 17, at Parish Hall Everyone in- Good prizes. 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