The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 2, 1928, Page 5

BRINGING UP FATHER BY GOLLY 'VE GOT TO DO SOME THING TO STOP HER SINGIN' EVEN F | HAVE TO INVITE PEOPLE | | DON'T LIKE l © 1928 by Int') Feature Service Grear Britain rights reserved THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 2, 1928. HELLO MR- SKEET S- WHY DON'T YOu AN' YOUR WIFE CALL ON | V57 WELLBEGLAD (*TO SEE “YOLSE - M S0 GLAD TO SEE YOUu MRS -NIGGS - YOUNG HEAVIES TO MAKE BOW ;VON PORAT TOPS THE NEWCOMERS 10 ,won for the second succ ‘vlef\mle bee: taken Hunter, Holmquist, Campen and| M ”w erson will appear on the floor | | Pet 'to defend the Alumni honors. EX ATLANTA, B. Keeler, wife of the golf wr er the the hery the Her medal round of 90 produced he ow Qs pos | MOOSE MASQUERADE The fby the Moose ak ed i | Wo! Ma me jora |and lanterns {Ha On me | TUFFY GRIFFITH BOEBUCK i heavies drafted from the West is Otto Ven Porat who meets Paulino Uzcudun, Nov. 5. Tiny Roebuck, heavyweight, appears on the same | card., Tuffy Griffith, light-heavywcight, may meet Jack Delaney, | late in the month. | f e By JAY R. VESSELS (Feature Service Sports Editor) champ.ion- but if| then ever held any real or imaginary, is anything in a nam {his future is assured. Tuffy say, has been handling the boy right roughly in and around Chi- cago. . With this in mind the ; i "“""l""'“ matchmakers signed him with rus- il o g A L teactured, Grittith, Sioux City, Ia. Von Porat | They are now angling for Jack and Roebuck are hea elghis| ojaney. And the Rapler of the and Griffith is a light-heavyweight. | Ny “gijty somewhat of a fightc All three are booked for early| bt S B0 ers, may engagements, scheduled as prelimi- oo S0 SRS naries to ¢ ex Rickard's big elimi-| i Toer testway vy Devember. |GOLD CUP RACE { IS SOUGHT FOR | DETROIT COURSE Outstanding among the new members of Gotham's big fistic family is Otto Von Porat, who held the heavyweight championship of Norway when he came to DETROIT, America three years ago. cup, trophy of Americ may be s having year has he ships, NEW YORK, No Fresh foes | the for the metropolitan heavywe favorites are being imported from the provinces The latest consign Nov. 2.—The of the most historic speedboat classics, ught next year after not been contested for this Gold 's little: speed Hard-boiled Yankee promoters failed to fall for the y cham- pionship racket, asserting their ig-| norance of boxing championships in the Nordic region, so Otto has| The Detroit Yacht club hopes to get himself a reputation in|to hold the race over the Detroit America. |river course. The owner of the| This he apparently has dome.[cub was determined over Making his headquarters in Chi.|course in 1924, cago, Von Porat won nine of his| Dr. S. B. Smith of Cleveland, Jast eighteen fights by knockouts has agreed to compete for the cup and is heralded by Chicago critics|if the race is held as a part of as the hardest hitting young heavy|the annual Detroii regatia. welght in the land | In 1924, when the race was de- Otto will have every opportunity cided at Detroit, Commodore Har- to prove his vaunted hitting .nul,‘fl B. Greening of Hamilton, On- ity when he makes his metropoli-|tario, won it with the Rainbow IV. tan debut in a 15.round bout with|His boat was disqualified when its Paulino Uzcudun, November 5. If{construction was protested. The his blows make any impression award ‘was given to Baby Boot- on the Basque wood cutter then|legger.of the Columbia Yacht club| local skeptics may fall in line. of New York. . | Paulino himself is somewhat of a; In turn the cup went to George | hister. He recently chopped down | Townsend of the Indian Harbor| Big Boy Pcterson, wko holis a, Yacht ¢ Gueenwich, Conn, | newspaper decision over Otto, only when his ireen- | to lose the fight on a foul. | wich Fo outdistanced Baby, Peterson also has fi d in the ' Boolegger He retained it the! past of Tiny Rogbuck, who mak-s iollowiLg 3 ust a challenge. ' his local bow in ome of ths p ————— L Vou Post Jrugeets Ty po SERIGKS AND SOPHS | Big Boy to sleep in 15 « - i, 1 WILL MEET TONIGHT' Kansas City la#t winter, tha Big one subsequently took a new ... The Senior and 3¢ paper decision from Tiny. im-man teams of June Tiny and his followers stow'ly ¢ tonight ia the insist the former Haskoll t ok’ gym at 7 o'clock has lived down the disgiace 37 los. be ihe {fcur ing to Peterson. The Madiscn'series play d thi Square Garden Cerporation, wili i Woade i le has a coptract with Roeduck, By, 3 t..m mat vial o it was all a midake, “ir 2wl no deubt Tiny’s football reputa and the one. red skin angle they vision vast ¢o- The first portunities for somo high orossure played in the gymn ‘ballyhoo. be the sckhiol tear Griffith has no Indian blood nor Alumni, in about two weeks (¢ de game that imi |all New and unmarked faces will grect metropolitan boxing fans dressed in children’s clothes, men when the indoor season opens this month. Topping the promising included. lineup oi the ex-grads but it is being that Garnick,' announced, for granted n BRIDES DROP HOW ARE You GETTING ALONG WITH YOUR MLSIC 7 FINE | By GEORGE ‘\h‘\lANUq WOLLD YOU DING - MR- | ' KEETS-) i lTopeka Honors Curtis With Songs and Schools TOPEKA, Nov., 2 | town of - Senator names it President b from the cu hool after a potential Vi The Curtis home Curtis dead daviated The Charles he after 18 by native son President ool is in North Topeka, not from the site of | the log in which the Re- | publican running mate was born Although the capital city of | Kansas is the home cf both the| m naming one the who far cabin - PERTS WIFE WINS CUP SECOND STRAIGHT TIME' WARSAW, Nov. 2.-—Pope l’luw GaG.. Nov. 2.—Mys. XI has approved changes in nw‘ Poish marriage ceremony elimin-| ating “obey” from the pledge| taken by the bride and making right, has sive time ,the Dpledges of both bride and grcom identical competition 7 - \ par for| The new regulations will go into effect on January 1, 192!\.‘. .'Since 1614 the Roman Catholic Church of Poland has observed, ye ) ling the th: rite approved for that coun- ce of equalling the .\ pope Paul V. Immediately | Anothar Vic-|, ¢ "ne reestablishment of 1’04! RERIMUEAT land an independent country | in 1920 the Polish bishops mund\ necessary to introduce certain’ into the rite y addressed a proposal to —— the Pope outlining changes, con- isting mostly of the substitution ) Polish phrases for Latin in the prayers. All approved by the Pope. 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