The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 23, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1929 WHATS THIS? DINTY WIRED ME TO MEET HIM AT HERE,TOO- GOOD NEW SPO) ME OLD PALS BACK AGIN AN' WHOOPEESD WELLTHIS 16 f S APANESE MERMAIDS ENTER A. A. U. MEET TOKYO, May 23.—The first team | GAMES WEDNESDAY pf Japanese glf‘l swimmers ever to Pacific Goast League o abroad for international compe- | Hollywood 7; Sacramento 0. tion will be entered in the annual | Oakland 5; Mission 3. omen’s outdoor swimming meet of | San Francisco 6; Seattle 1. jhe American A. A. U. at Honolulu, |Los Angeles 7; Portland 5. g. 7 to 10. National League 'Not until very recently have the | New York 2, ,7; Brooklyn 3, 3. irls of Japan, so lately emerged !Philadelphia 6, 13; Boston 3, 4. rom the restrictions of an etiquet | Pittsburgh 11; Cincinnati 2. hich kept them in the home, | American League chieved proficiency in the water ! St. Louis 7; Chicago 3. i hich promised any chance of suc- | Washington 10, 3; New York 2, 2, ess in competition with the mer- |Cleveland 7; Detroit 4. haids of other lands. Philadelphia 6; Boston 2. i Now it is different, and the all- STANDING OF CLUBS 4 apan amateur athletic association, Pacific Coast League o cooperation with the Kokumin | Won Losi Pet. bhimbun, one of the Iirgest news- | Mission 37T 16 -698 apers in Tokyo, will sind at least | Los Angeles 32 25 561 ive girls to Honolulu. Oakland 31 26 544 Tryouts to select thfi team will|San Francisco ... 30 27 .526 e held at the Tamagaya pool, near | Hollywood 25 2 -490 okyo, June 20, the gyents sched- |Sacramento % 3 414 led being 50, 100,/300 and dop Fortiand LR eters free style, 100 meters back- |Seatte 0 -39 iroke, 200 meters breast-tsroke; Natlonal smague nd springboard diving. Sha W shosiuo Feb One mermaid considered - a Cer= oy tonits 19 10 '655 hin choice is Miss Masako Limura,] 3 Pittsburgh 15 12 558 reaststroke champion of Japan, hose record of three minutes 25 ;Boston % i u A0 conds for 200 meters, made two! L tociPnia R o i |New York 10 15 400 12 by Miss ASNES AT AT o e 10 183 id | American League | ! Won Lost Pet.| BROKHER POMNY AYT.. dnnlidsphta . %0, B:°, 4 BATON ROUGE, La, May 23.— St. Liows. oo 19 11 633 rank and Elizabeth Kennedy, New York 16 11 593 rother and sister of Monroe, La.,'Detroit 19 15 5569 ho have played tennis together’Cleveland .. 14 15 483 nce they could see over the top |Chicago 12 20 f a net, recently won the mixed | Washington e R oubles tournament in the annual |Boston - 8 2 276 ate high school rally. | Gastineau Channel League . Won Lost PETE SAYS: Douglas ....... b | [ CANTALOUPES WILL ARRIVE Moose N7 DR 500 ATURDAY. Open Sunday. adv, |EIKs .. - (‘) i gx [ American Legion = Try a HOT TAMALE after the | ow. Juneau Ice Cream Parlors.| Try a TOASTED SANDWICH st ] —adv, Lhe Juneau Ice Cream Parlors. adv Ballyhoo BusterJohnny Can | Bust OQhersg Gets Nowl}er/ ‘ Ddd Career Keeps Public * Guessing What He'll Do Next Fight — OOR Johnny Risko, the Cleveland Baker Boy, poor in the respect that he gets amed for ruining more poten- al champs than any other liv- g heavy, but gets the dough just same, Johnny himself isn’t ch hot pumpkins as a fighter ind probably never will be a amp, but he just seems to de- ght in knocking title aspirations f others into a cocked hat, Funny thing, too, about the Baker > 5 | oy, just when everyone figures him ! a soft spot where he'll flop his op- onent, don't it seem that Johnny lways gets dumped? . Starting with knocking slugging [Paul Berlenbach all over the joint, ohnny has been mixing up the eavy situation ever since. Jack De- aney was coming along nicely after aeeting Paolino when along came ohnny. After this fight the “Rapler f the North” seemed so discour- ed that he lost to Heeney and i : harkey took him in one round and s le has now slid into practical ob- vion. #Upset” Johnny next took a fall out big George Godfrey just when odfrey lodked like the best bet on e list. Then just as the late Tex ickard thought he had Jack Shar- all ready to flatten Tunney for e title, Johnny stepped ia and poiled it all. That fight knocked fell laia plans for a row of ash- arts and Tom Heeney got the hance at Tunney instead of the oston Strong Boy.” | > JOHNNY RISKO fresh over from Germany, gave Johnny a trimming such as no other heavy had succeeded in handing out. Some more ballyhoo all faw down, Either Maxie 1s good or Johnny took him lightly, anyhow Johnny's chances went up in smoke this time. Then right after this fight, Johnny took Von Porat who had a win ever Tom Heeney appended to his list. How can you figure the boy? He'll perhaps never be champlon, but just the same there's plenty of caull-| Sneons ed to baliyhoo Ris- | ;oo o tigee who wish they never o as the best heavy In the game. hat bappened? Maxle Schmeling, | ™" e Baker Box. ! returned to the college this year asi‘ world. They sell at the same ! command of the cadet troops. © and SALADS. The best yet. Ju- | | | Babe Ruth’s Manus's is the rolling pin. Here draws “Bringing Up Father” at the Pot. Manus is evidently giving the Babe a little frier to handle a wife—and how to duck the KID CHOGOLATE "SGt ok kEnai Roan GIVEN DECISION IN LABARBA Gll1 NEW YORK, May 23.—Flashing one of the outstanding men of his | weight champion. The decision was booed lustily by | a crowd of 18,000 fans. LaBarba was an 8 to 5 favorite. .- PITCHER GOING STRONG IN TWENTY-FIRST YEAR SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.—Har- ry Krause, left handed spitball pitcher of the San Francisco Mis- | sion Reds, Pacific Coast league, is| going strong again this season, his twenty-first year in organized base- ball. He has twirled in more than 660 games and more than 4,500 innings. At the end of the first four weeks of the 1929 season he had won 314 games and lost 239. - M’CASKEY RETURNS STATE COLLEGE, Pa., May 23.— Walter B. McCaskey, captain of the | Penn State football team in 1895, | a United States army colonel in ————.—————— ‘We are now serving SANDWICHES neau Ice Cream Parlors. —adv, - ——— $1.00—CHICKEN DINNER—S$1.00 TONIGHT adv. Forget-Me-Not Tea Room e Old papers av tne Empire. 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