The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 1, 1929, Page 5

! | | » 3 BRINGING UP FATHLR MY-WHAT A BEAU TIFUL COAT- ) BOUGHT FIVE HATS To-DAY AND THEY ARE JUST GORGEOULD- ' NOTICED THE BiLL FOR THEM ON FATHERS OESK WHEN LEFT THE BIiLL 1 JOST PAID MYy TAILOR - | HOPE I'M THROUVGH - THERE GOES THE FRONT DOOR SELL- I'M SORRY-8UT I CAN'T PANY YOU TO-DAY- el 2, w (A Y ' g © 1929, Int'] Feature Service, Inc., Great Britan rignts reserved. SPORTS GOES TO ON TONIGHT IN HIGYMNASIUM | Three the | pennant Schools ketball games of between High | Douglas and Juneau have a y been played and_ the fourth is scheduled for tonight in the Juneau High gym. % Many fans are expecting the closest scores of the season in that the match will undoubtedly be the decisive game now that Juneau has won two of the three played and Juneau winning tonight wil! have cinched the Channel champ jonship. On the other hand Doug las winning will prolong the series. Only a failure to snap out of it and get under way at an early start and to keep from the lethar gic state of reaction that some times causes the stronger team tc lose to the weaker should prevent Juneau from reaping a somewhat sweeping victory. Coach Waid has changed hi¢ starting combination to include J Orme and Jackson, forwards; Jen sen. or Berggron, center, and Stur. rock amnd. Brandt,’guards# Thie will give a strong defensive lineur and at the same time provide chances for some good scores. Thc public, fortunate enough to ‘se: last Saturday’s game between thc High School and City team will re member that it was Jackson whe foiled the rangy players time and again, scoring eight points in thc game. The fans will also remem ber that it was J. Orme who spot ted up 16 counters for the high school, which is a record for Chan nel games, for the season. They will likewise not forget the air tight defense played by both Stur rock and Brandt, who held thei opponents to few field goals and se the of ball, track, boxing and wrestling. NORMAN, Okla, Feb. 1.—The Jniversity of Oklahoma needs only o win the Big Six football (*ham-I dionship next fall to fill Tom; Shurchill’s cup of joy. GLORY IN 5 COLLEGE SPORTS | BGEAMETS | OKLAHOMA ATHLETE Athletics are never out of season for Tom Churchill, Okla- 2oma’s great star. 'He has distinguished himself in football, basket- ference indoor track champion- ship with his broad-jumping and shot-putting. After a strenuous campaign in outdoor track, Churchill won- the MANDELL COMES| RIGHT BACK AT N.B. A. MANDATE ROCKFORD, Iil., Feb. 1.—Sam- {my Mandell is ready at any time ito defend his lightweight title, but lhe would like to know from Paul {Prehn, president of the National Boxing association, just who he {is supposed to defend it against, /and who will take care of the guar- iantees. \ Prehn announced that the titles 1of four champions, including Man- idell, would be declared forfeit in |the 27 states members of the N. B. |A. if the men did not defend them | within 60 days. | “Docs Prehn want to take the re- sponsibility of finding somebody ifor me to fight?” inquired Man- \dell. “Will he put up the guaran- (tee?” Other champions named in the Association’s order were Tommy Lo light heavyweight; Mi y Walker, middleweight; and {Joe Dundee, welterseight. e 1 ;YO‘UNG OUTFIELDER | SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.—Er nest Perry, young outfielder who has been burning up the Sacra mento county league, has been signed by the San Francisco Seal: and will join the coast league slub at Monterey this month. Per ry is a left handed batter and thrower. He is a cousin of Tony Governor, outfielder with the Oak | land club. WL o . S 'NEW YORK YANKS TO BE NUMBERED NEW YORK, Feb. 1.—The New NO? D0 Yyou FIND 1T HARD TO MEET YOUR SILLD” SIXPLAYERS IS TO JOIN SEALS)| By GEORGE McMANUS 1 SHOULD SAY NOT - 1 RUN INTO THEM EVERYWHERE - _j' Iw///& 1 LY ) ©| T0 BE STAGED Stribling—Sh;rkey Bout Not Cancelled and Not Transferred T0 CONPETE | AT BALKLINE YORK, Feb. 1.—Six play- been selected by the| tournament committee to compete in the world’s 18.2 balkline billi championship, to be held here b ginning February 4. The list of competjtors which in- cludes nearly every leading balk- line player with ‘the exception of Willie Hoppe who did not send inf an eniry blank, takes in Edouard Horemans, of Belgium, the defend- Ing cham ; Jake Schaefer, Wel ker Cochrane, Erik Hagenlacher,| Felix Grange, German star, and Kiney Matsuyama, of Japan. Prized aggregating $18,000 aro offered for the winners in the tournament. The first place win-| ner gets a prize of $2,5600 and a year's salary of $6,000. The title, not subject to challenge this ye The second-place man re: ceives $1,250 and a contract calling for an annual salary of $3,000. g D NEW ers have | MIAMI BEACH, Feb. 1.— Jack Dempsey insisted today that | the Sharkey-Stribling fight will g¢ on as scheduled Apparently somewhat perturbed by a rumor he heard that the fight may be called off moved to some other location promoter i |stated the stories “without | | foundation.” Dempsey called attention to the activity of 200 workmen erecting the arena and announced the ticket 'sale had already passed the $125,- €00 mark. P or the were e The | oun Empire of- fice. papors at is D e SPECIAL LUNCH BUCKET MERDIA, Yucatan., — Three Mexican youths, Manue Lara Trueba, Victor Sosa and Vincente Your Furs Trader and Trapper Daar Sir: We are in the market for all the furs we can get and guaran- tee you the top prices. The mar- ket is good at the present time on practically everything in Al- aska furs. We will pay prices 05 follows: RED FOX: Ordinary, $40.00 to $65.00. CROSS FOX: Pale, $60.00 to $75.00; Dark, up to $150.00. LYNX—Extra large, $60.00 to $65.00. MINK—Extra fancy dark, up to $40.00; Pale, $18.00 to $25.00; Coast Mink, $15.00 to $20.00. We want nothing but legally caught furs and in season Ship your stuff as quickly as possible, as the market may fall off, and we will guarantee you the top prices. We will hold your furs separate, if so requested, until we can wire or write you. THIS IS NOT BULL. We will dory just as we say we will as we want you to ship your furs to us. * We pay all mail and express charges on all shipments and charge you no commission. It you have any furs send us a trial shipment and we guarantee you satisfaction. Yours very truiy, CHAS. 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Council will be | | located at 109 Front Street. i When We Sell It It’s Right Frec Delivery Pioncer Pool Hall MILLER TAXI IN CONNECTION ’ Telephone 183 Pool—Billiards i Meet your friends at The Pioneer. Chas. Miller, Prop. ! Pl M Brypaussdutebotldenplditrimet Telephone No. 382. Bub Ststion Post Officc No. 1 |/ Ice Skates | those had to be long shots mostly Coach Dunham will have his team go on the floor in full fight ing strength, using the. same line- ups as the last two games. The Islanders have almost perfected their defense, but their particula type will not be so successful on a larger floor such as the Juneau decathlon - championship at the Kansas relays, placed near the top {in the Penn relays and won a place jon the Olympic team. For this would allow this genial siant to add a gold football to 1is large collection of medals won n track, basketball, boxing and wrestling. But Churchill already -has dis- .inguished himself on the gridiron Returning trom Amsterdam, Churchill went, out for football again, hoping he would get a gold ball. Oklahoma tied with Mis- York Yankees have decided number their players during the approaching American league cam paign. sewed on the back of each player to Ten inch numerals will be R N i ATHENS, Greece.—The rotary 1s well as in the other four sports. club idea has spread to the cul- Sleds, Children’s Cutters, Creepers and etc. MUST BE SOLD de was the choice of coaches, of- icials and sports writers for left end on the 1928 all-Big Six eleven selected by The Associated Press floor. At all events, the game promises to be a thriller. It will be pre- ceded by a girl's game; which will souri, however, for the conference championship, But the outlook for him to realize his ambition next year is rosy, for the Sooners will lose only four regulars be- tural center of the ancient world A club has been organized in Athens with Spyros Loverdos, a prominent banker, as president. Greece is the 45th country to COME IN AND GET OUR PRICES start promptly at 8 o'clock. to win, by all past performances but the Juneau girls are going tc put up a hard fight. Johnnie Os- born will preside with the whistle he having been mutually accepted by both sides. In case Juneau wins tonight, the Hilltoppers will play a return game with the Douglas Firemen at las next Friday. oug: OLD RACING SHELL USED BY CAL. UNIV. BERKELEY, Calif, Feb. 1.— The racing shell, Golden .Gate, which carried members of the Uni- versity of California’s crew to ten consecutive victories including in the final in the Olympies, will see another year of service despite the plan to preserve it in’the trophy room. The Varsity is using the rhell in practice and tha Frezhman crew will use it in its race again:f the University of Washington freshmen later in the year L i on cesame | TOUGH ON. FLUNKERS MADISON, Wis.,, Feb. 1.—Flunk ing Freshmen athletes at the uni versity of Wisconsin will not be awarded numerals and sweators this year. The athletic council has ruled none, be awarded until September grades are determined, February 15. It is understood that betweecn 35 and 45 yearlings have heen recommended for numerals this year in contrast to 77 in 1927. e LET Aimquist Prese Your dnft The Douglas girls, of course, are slated his year. Churchill's latest medal is a miniature world given him as a oken' of appreciation for repre- senting the United States in the lecathlon competition at the 1928 Olympics. Churchill first entered sport- iom’s hall of fame in 1925, when he was a member of the Wichita, | Kas., basketball team which won the national championship. The| next year he attended Central high of Oklahoma City, and carry- ing its colors, he won the title of the best all-round athlete "in the state track meet. In the school year of 1926-27, Churchill was a freshman at the University of Oklahoma and forced | to forego varsity competition, but he won the school title in heavy- weight boxing and wrestling. He olayed on the football team im 1927, playing guard, tackle, 2nd or kalt-back as exigencies of the sea- son demanded. A few months later he was a member of, the un- lefeated Dbasketball team which won the last tit’e in the old Mis- souri Valley circait Then he 'helpetl Oklahoma annex the con- |SAZELLA MAY NOT PLAY NEXT SEASON NEW YORI., Feb. 1.-Alk» Ga- zélla, former substitute outfic'der of the New York Yanlees win wvas sold to Newark ti winter cerfain whother he wil ol year or not. Mike has a 1 with a brokerage b~ tha paying him wel and has u {been able to make a ciolee be-| {tween Wall Suieet avd tuc ball! join the movement. HARRIS Hardware Co. MOOSE HALL Saturday Night - CASH PRIZE—FOX TROT Lindseth’s Orchestra Everybody W elcome COME! _ A Basketball DOUGLAS vs. JUNEAU BOYS AND GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS “"This will be the big game—the decisive game—a fight to the end CHAMPIONSHIP IS AT STAKE Let’s all go and support the team. Special ferry leaves Douglas 7:15 Juneau High Gymnasium FRIDAY—FEB. 1ST, 8 P. M. Admission—15¢, 25¢ and 50 cents . 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