The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 21, 1929, Page 5

1 identified with AAA racing, I} its place. 0000c0o0000000000000000000C0COCOCES P oo S -V TR P am— B2 AR e % THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TU[;SDAY MAY 21, WHY DID | EVER SEND CASEY | CUT WITH WHOOPEE'S PAWN-TICKET ? | PRACTICALL HAD THE NECKL.ACE- NOW TS GONE BRINGING UP. FATHER AR YES' YOU DAY MR- CADEY 19 ON HIS WAY HERE'! THATS FINE' GOOD-8VYE- | ceEE' \TLLBE A GREAT RELIEF TO SEE THAT NECKLACE AGAIN - © 1929, It Feature Service, Ine.- Great Britain rights reserved. THE ROARING ROAD Added Prizes for Indianapolis Two piston ring manufacturers long interested in racing have post- ed $500 to be awarded to the win- ner of the Indianapolis “500," and $250 to go to the winner of each championship race during 1929. Regional Race Offices Arthur H. Means, for 10 years has been transferred as regional super- visor in charge of all racing activi- ties in the New England states, New York state and northern New Jersey. A second regional office has been established in Philadel- phia which will coordinate all AAA racing activity in eastern Pennsyl- vania and southern New Jersey. The latter office will be in charge of Joe Dawson, winner of the Indian- apolis “500” in 1912. Dirt Track Season Opens Along with the budding of trees and spring blossoms, dirt 'track racing on the horse tracks and dirt motordromes regularly takes More than 150 date reservations have been made by the contest board in charge of sanc- tioned racing. Racing For Pittsburgh The half mile board speedway at Bridgeville, a suburb of Pitts- burgh, will fly AAA colors this sea- son. B. Ward Beam, who operates meets at Toledo, Columbus and Cleveland, is the manager of the newly sanctioned track. Daytona Beach Speedway? The city of Daytona Beach, Fla., scene of many speed contests, has become so “gasoline-minded” that a group of men there are -discuss- ing the erection of a mile, banked gravel speedway, to be completed in time for the 1930 beach speed tournament. The speedway would stage a 100-mile championship event in conjunction with the beach trials. It is their plan to make the winter race for speedway driv- ers and cars an annual affair, and to hold three smaller races on sum- mer holiday dates for Class B driv- ers and cars of the southeastern states. English Dirt Tracks Dirt track racing as conducted over the American horse trotting tracks is coming into favor in Eng- land. One of the older English motoring clubs plans to run a se- ries of such events as are com- mon to American trotting course, but is preparing to start the pro- gram with motorcycle events. —e———— CALL FOR BIDS Hauling of Oil, City Hall Sealed bids will be received at the office of City Clerk up until 5 p.m., Wednesday, May 22, 1929, for hauling of fuel oil for use City Hall Building. H. R. SHEPARD, —adv. City Clerk. e AERIAL VIEWS OF JUNEAU Alaska Scenic Views adv. ———————— eeee-00000000 TRY PRAYER TO CURB RIVIERA AUTO CRASHES Since more stringent road rules and heavier fines have failed to reduce the number of automobile accidents on the Riviera the region has decided to see what prayer will do. Special week-day services are being held in the churches of Nice, Cannes, Monte Carlo and Menton and only those who drive automobiles are expected to attend. Following the cere- mony the Bishop of the dis- trict leads the procession of motor cars to the town's central square where he formally blesses them. The idea is to instill a sense of responsibility in the drivers. | 8t. Louis 5; Cincinnati 1. ithe clubs were traveling to open NICE, France, May 21— @/ Prize F. ight Representatives GAMES MONDAY 'Recommended National League Brooklyn 6; New York 1. | KETCHIKAN, Alaska, May 21.— ;The Territorial Boxing Commission (has announced that prize fights jare to be prohibited hereafter in the Territory unless a permit is Philadelphia 5; Boston 1. first obtained from the Commission Pacific Coast League headquarters here, according to No games were played in the Karl A. Drager, Secretary of the Pacific Coast League yesterday as Commission. The following have been recom- this afternoon on the following mended by the Commission to Gov. schedule for this week: !George A. Parks for appointment Chicago 6; Pittsburgh 1. » American League St. Louis 6; Chicago 3. San Francisco at Seattle. |as local representatives in their Los Angeles at Portland. | cities: T. J. McCartney, Juneau; Oakland at Mission. Edale, Hyder; Wessen, Seward; Sacramento at Hollywood. | Gutfeld, Skagway; Meals, Valdez; Nevins, Nome, and Bud Anderson, Cordova. ———.—— STANDING OF CLUBS (Corrected to Date) ] i | IRelfls Woun) Lonb'e Pet. GOOD ROOKIE CROP | —adv. City Clerk. BIG YEAR FOR BADGERS IN BIG TEN ATHLETICS MADISON, Wis.,, May 21.—It has been many years since Wisconsin | was a triple threat in Western con-- | | | Craig Penals ference sports circles—as is the! Made })y case this scholastic year. { Wisconsin was undefeated in | SHEAFFER PEN Big Ten football last fall until the COMP ANY last game, dropping that to Minne- sota. ‘The Badgers finished second. | $1 00 Wisconsin tied with Michigan for . basketball honors, and fought the Wolverines this spring for base- ! 2y ¢ ball laurels. | carrTas o woRxs ol imsnly s o v DRUG CO. Very latest methods in French Dry Cleaning and Dyeing. See ) Free Delivery Phone 134 Zeldner, Professional Cleaner and Dyer. Phone 177. adv. WHEN WE SELL IT IT’S RIGHT Sub Station Post Office No. 1 All lines of Beauty Culture i Vaults and Safes furnished for Expert C(l)lg:;:;tors in g+ Lvail FUR COATS MADE TO ORDER Latest Styles Alaska Seal and Otter Coats a Specialty. YURMAN’S Remodeling and Repairing l at Summer Prices We Aim to. Please American Beauty | Parlor GOLFER'S DAUGHTER WEDS EDINBURGH, wcotlana, May 21. |—Miss Eoylake Massay, named after the golf links on which her French father won the British open cham- pionship in 1907, was married here recently. Arnaud Massy, the first foreigner to win the British cham- pionship, took the title at Hoylake in 1907. By GEOR(,E McMANUS HERE'®S WHAT THAT PAWN-TICKET OF WHOOPEE ™MSs GURKS CALLED FOR-THREE BARRELD OF NAILS AN A GRO®S OF AX~ HANDLES TO COME - JACK DEMPSEY HAS NOT HEARD OF BIG PURSE Bout Is Surprise to Former Champ NEW YORK, May 2l—Jack Dempsey said here today he had no intention of returning to the fight game, despite the announce- ment made by Gene Normile, form- The Lucky Strike Danee Orchestrawill continua every Saturday night in @ coast to coast radio hook-up over the N. B.C. netwirk. 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AND MO New York 14 391 hitting at a 458 clip and leading GOMERY, Account- Brooklyn ... < 18 -333 the league by almost 40 points. ants and Auditors. American League If Cox belongs to the Tigers, one 3 Won Lost Pct.|of Manager Bucky Harris' outfield Philadelphia ......... 19 8 104 worries may be solved next season. New York .. .. 16 9 4 >0 A St. Louis . 1M 1 em CALL FOR BIDS Defrott . 18 14 563 ghingling of Roof, City Hall Cleveland . 1800 gl 1 Building . s Chicagd 12 18 400, geqled bids for the shingling of D) i e S 8 11 3Wire0f of City Hall Building will be s Oas e Boston ..l 8 30 [received at office of City Clerk up . Gastineau Ch‘v"‘,;';l l!‘:::"" o |until 5 pm., Wednesday, May 22, No Thfoat l"ltatlon' T i Pl e A Douglas’ ... -1 0 10000 waterial to be used, fire-proof No Cough. Moose - 1 1 500 ghingles, sample of material to be | e o— Elks . -1 1 500 gupmitted with bid. 'Amencan Leglon .0 1 ‘ H. R. 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