The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 27, 1928, Page 5

——— i O e . S ’ FATHER-1'M ASHAMED OF YOUL -wHY DON'T NYOU DO AD MOTHER ASKS YOL T GO RIGHT IN THE KITCHEN AND FIRE THAT M\ \ 1928, by TouT Bostars Serviae. 15 .c.... Britain rights u.n.d‘ h THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. Z/ 1628. RIGHT IN AN' GIVE HERTHE AR EVEN \F ) HAVE TO UQE HELLO~ANDRES- YES, | WUZ AT THE LUMBERMENS | BALL LAST NIGHT AN MR-JIGGS THERE-HE'S BOSS- | GOT A JOB HERE FER LIFE IF | WANT TO KEEP 1T~ R SECOND GUESSING =~ BASEBALL BRIAN BELL TED PRESS SPORTS mflw; § \ \ WOMAN CHAMPION LENGTHENS HER GAME Glenna Collett's tremendous shot from the tee featured the recent women’s golf championship manager when snow falls and base- | ball news is scarce, th insuring his club a good publicity break, but he signed him and said so at when|once. That Washington was abl she won the title for the third|to offer Johnson a contract was time. Always a long hitter, Miss!due to the sportsmanship of Paui Collett skowed ability to use her|Block, owner of the Newark Clul woods at the Virginia Hot Springs|of the International League. New. greater than ever before. She wu“’m-k held Johnson’s contract 1 not quite sure just what brought|next year, but Mr. Block declined about the improvement in her long!to stand in the big fellow’s way o game. “I guess I am hitting the|advancement and said he would ball farther,” she said I'm not|release him if “Grif” wished to sure it's due to a change in driv.|sign him hat “Grif” Jid went ers, but maybe it is,” she said,|without saying. The Washington | when it was noted that her driver|president has never' gone outside is the club model she has used in|his own club for managers. George previous championships | McBride, Clyde Milan, Donie Bush “The driver 1 am using now I|and Stanley Harris are former got abroad last spring—At Adding-! Senators who have been promoted ten—when 1 went to play in the|Johnson was thoroughly eligible' British women’s championship. My for this club as he never pitched steel shafted club, of course, could |for any major league team except not be used there, so I had to get; Washington. another. I liked the new one so| well I have used it ever since.” | WILL MORIARTY With ' the improvement in her\ CHANGE LEAGUES? shots from the tee has come a dis-| If the fans who have sent George tinct added steadiness at the other| Moriarty away from Detroit with end of the fairway—on the greens.| Stanley Harris to succeed him as Miss Collett putted like a Bobby manager of the Tigers are correct, | Jones and Walter Hagen rolled jone of the best umpires in the into one at Hot Springs. There| dusiness will be available for a was no hesitancy but a firm, sure! major league assignment. George stroke throughout. She many long ones and when the ball|but there are no umpires who ¢ did not go down it stopped, in most |show him his way around. Gossip cases, so close that there could be!at the world series was that if no doubt that it would fall on:the | George returns to umpiring it will next one—with one exception. She:be in the National league instead missed one from less than a foot|of the American where he has from the cup—but it was taken|done all for granted that this only showed | strikes since he retired from active that she was hunr.\n after all. BIG TRAIN RETURNS TO EXPRESS ROUTE Walter Johnson has returned to iest infielders. No one seemed | to know why he should switch his allegiance from the junior to the | senior circuit and it may be taken | Washington, wh 3 - | resident E. S| igton, where he made base.|for granted that President E. 8.|qgiq papers for sale at the Empire. | to sit| Barnard will give him a place on| - s - ball history as a pitcher, at the head of the table for the|his staff if he wants it. It is Senators. It was thought that|equally certain that President John Clark Griffith probably would an-|A. Heydler will sign him—if he nounce the signing of Johnson asgets the chance. Hornsby Bought by Cubs For Largest Sum Paid in Hi History of Baseball Game . NEW YORK, Oct. 27. — The |against second raters—by K. O.'s, Sun in a copyrighted article to-|his worst enemy couldn’t accuse day says Rogers Hornsby has him of being a fighter and he be- haves while in the ring as if seek. ing privacy and as if in an effort to disprove any statement that he ever was a fighter. They are going to bring him to America for the elimination heavy- weight tournament. Sea claims that a man wearing a 17 shoe should have no trouble filling 1lit- tle Gene Tunney's vacated 10's. been bought by the Chicago Cubs for $200,000 plus players Heath- cote and Maguire. The story says Hornsby has received a bonus of $25,000 for signing to play second base for the Cubs for the next three sea- sons at a salary of $40,000. The deal by which William Wrigley, Jr., obtained the right to sign Hornsby from the Braves is hailed as the biggest in the history of baseball. The pay- ment of §$200,000 breaks all BLUEGRA'SS BARS recoras. ALL AGED PLATERS ITALIAN BOXER WEARS 17 SHOE; COMING TO U. S. PARIS, Oct. 27.—A number 17 shoe, like toboggans straddlinz over the ring, is the greatest pugil- istic asset, Primo Carnera, the monumental Italian fighter recently FROM HOME TURF LOUISVILLE, Ky., U{‘/r. woin out old racer will pass from Kentucky tricks January 1, under new raling of the stats rac- ing ccmmission now awaiting n'ml adoption by ti:at pody, The ruling provide that date no =ell es without suffi~f that Af[er 1ters— hors. introduced in France, has shown in class to con- his two fistie encounters, test ™1 ctake: handi~1ns and al. Carnera, swinging a pile driver|lowance puv:e Yaccs—mor» than in a gang of workmen epgaged in!seven years cld may rac: on any Renticky track Keatucky horsemen expect other building a ro2d between "Aycachon and Bordeaux, was sighted by Leon See, formerly European manager!racing cohmissions in ths United to Jack Johnson, while See, ten|States to take similar axt’on. miles out of the Gironde estuary.; It is p:obab'e that the ru's will inquired of the captain what was|prevent scme 1,500 horocs Tron the new promontory, unmarked cn|:acing in the Bluczrass. the maps. Expert; cst:mnt> that 2.0 ) (wo Standing 6.9 feet in hig 17 shoes, ¥éar-o'ls rre comng an: y o Carnera weighs 260 pounds and|{American tracks and ‘oce) mote his job as a road builder in thLe tracks ars springing uy ea south of France prevented the|there is congestion w " usual mammoth wrestler's paunch|many of these from :uitah! ~from ornamenting his mid-scction.| The poovagsl meo e He is hard and tough bu! althoush sy, is simply a hp+'=i5: o he has wonhis two bmm—hlun to put new blood in racing. dropped | may lack something as a manager’ his calling of balls and | | play as one of the game's great-| | 27.~The L'ea'dminnesota | | | I | [Nt R | Capt. George Gibson will lead Minnesota’s grid team against lowa October 27, | b ‘MIDDLE ATLANTIC HURLER WORKED IN 45 GAMES Offi.| bas PITTSBURGH, Oct. 27. | cials of the Middle Atlantic | ball league doubt if tnere’s an.| | other record on the books this | season quite like that hung up by | Joe *“Lefty” Drugmond, of | Charleroi club. Drugmond, recently chosen the league's most valuable player, i pitched in 45 contests, winnin of them, He worked in eight |tra inning games, one ea:h of 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 17 and 18 irnings. iJoe is also handy with the stick and has won a number of his games that way. .\; | | | Bring in your dresses. The first! five brought in will be made for $10 each. BE. Louise Couplin, |Cliff Apts. Phone 131. ady. - Three Afternoons [ BOOTHS OF ., REMEMBER—3 Co., | ANNUAL PARISH BAZAAR NOVEMBER 15-16-17—In Parish Hall | Bargains, Fancy Work, Silver Booth, Candy | Booth and Ice Cream Bodth, Fish Pond, etc. Tea Room—Dancing Turkey Dinner Last Night Watch for Special Announcements . Admittance Free FORMER FOOTBALL STARS PROMOTE AUTO RACES | CHICAGO, Oct. 27.—Two former| | | football stars at Ohlo Wesleyan| College are winding up their ‘15th | vear as co-promoters in auto races.! J. Alex Sloan, who played in| Wesleyan's backfield when Field-| ing Yost was coach at:Delaware,| 'and J. Huff Dorward, an aggres- |sive end there a few years later, deserted posts as sports editors| vears back to enter the auto rac- ing field They direct the auto events at| many of the leading state fairs of the country and have A|evolupul many stars among whom are list- ed: Tommy Milton, Leon Duray, Louis Bisbrow, George Clark, Ray Lampkin, Larry Stone and Sig) Huaghdahl, ! HET RO, SCRIMMAGE IN SECRET NEW YORK, Oct. 27.—Fans seeking a look at Columbia's 1928 eleven have to be on hand before scrimmage be ¢ for that part of the workoul the team and coaches. — e — MARINE STUNT FLIER WAS A STAR ATHLETE is fer JACCLA, Fla, Oct. 27. At Lawton Sande: N, ma. performed here in meets, formerly spectators with Lieuten rine flie recent aviation thrilled ‘western his athletic prowess. He was half-back on the Uni-{ versity of Montana football team | a dczen years ago, knocked home runs for.the Montana varsity base. bail team and later played in the Great Falls outfield in the North western League. e - EEGuaDS | Closing out all 1n inca Columbia and Okeh Records at §0c each. ,Open evenings. Radlo Electric Martin Lynch. adv e 0ld papers for sale at the Empire Three Nights ALL KINDS Big Bazaar Days i ! i f f Kann’s 223 SEWARD STREET S5cTO $5.00 Store } | J. ). NAWMAN A. M. GEYER : PLUMBING SHEET METAL | QUALITY WORK with QUALITY MATERIALS means a good looking job and no repairs. Phone 154 Lower Front Street MARY YOUNG, Prop. THE ARCADE CAFE ' Special Dinners on Sundays and Week Days Soda Fountain in connection. Come in and listen to the radio. Juneau, Alaska PHONE 288 1Stiff White Collars ‘ biw ROt I R T T R e - “*%fi“;i*.fik”éJ:v“g;&E { Alaska Meat Company ; AL o ! PHONE 39 ! 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