The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 27, 1929, Page 5

JRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 2 1929 : By GEORGE McMANUS R TRANK GOODNEDS - MAGUIE HAD A NEW COOK-AND SHE LOOKS LIKE SHE KNOWS SOME- THING ABOLT WHAT 19 THID? GRACIOLS- fiHAT ARE YOL CON'? » < 15 THAT 9072 WELL: LIS TEN: | WANT YOUu TO \ODIN' ME? 1T CORNED TAKE [T AN {1 SURERIYSD worwen | | | FIRE B ANO, OOMIT BEEF AN’ CABBAGE- DOES SUCIA HORRIO 1N THE LAONDRY | | | LET HER GIVEYOL AN 7 eoNcH 1T LOOK LIKE THATS ALL Yoo | | | ARGOMENT- IN THE . CANARY-BIROCS BROUGHT ‘.,.\ NOSE 15 . EYE-BROWD? Gy WHAT AN, 1 AFRAID| \ oF . | 00 Y D SPOR PETE SAYS: v s N ELKS Local Strawberries from Douglas picked fresh daily. Two baskets| for 45 cents. —adv. | BEDROOM FURNITURE DINING ROOM FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE KITCHEN FURNITURE METAL BEDS MATTRESSES SPRINGS n FURNITURE \ i BIG ASSORTMENT of CLASH SUNDAY/—=—, i ,A“Good Game Predicted for The Minnesota Fawcetts comprise the original father and son trapshooting act in the Northwest. In a . Olympic trapshooting team in 1924. recent State meet Roger outshot his father, who coached the U MINNEAPOLIS, July 27.—A Min- . & S nbocta fathar and his. 10-year-old | Americans Checlk s out a friendly | F'ronch Team |® son are shooting feud on gun ranges of the north- il 4 west this_summer In Tennis Rush Pl amig e g e e e e o 2 ot d F““w‘,‘ SO OF IgERIR = LA IR hard time getting started this year . as fain Billy, captain and|ee PARIS, Juy 271—Tho sen- @ G T o e turned in | Noveltles man; of the American -trap-|e sational American team of ® .00 40" 0 g 4 four-hit game in| shooting team at the 1924 Olympics, | ® John Van Ryan and Wilmer # # i 1s the father. o " Allison: checked the French e |qUick sucgession. { For Ladies’ and Veterans in trapshooting are get-|® rush today and won the | | ting a good laugh out of the fact|e doubles matches from the e ‘New York baseball reporiers pre-| Gentlemen’s pushed vigorously | ® Davis Cup team of Henri e ‘dlclfi that BO‘; 1‘;“"1 ’_'lt “i“rrfl used | for his honors by his #on, Roger,|® Cochet and Jean Brotra in e [ODY 88°8 Pinth hitter after this | a Uni y of Minnesota fresh-|e straight scts 6-1, 8-6, and e Sosaon; | CARD PRIZES man, who first began a study of [e 6-4. . ! -— ey the fine points of the game under |® o | Horse racing is booming at To-| n ’t l A b d his father’s guidance a year ago. ee 00 e0 s 0000000 110(10, principally because of the| Jar'nan’s on et ny o y Rapidly the son learned and in —_———— ‘ncw interest ereated by holding thc\ - 1928, at the Grand American handi- GAMES FRIDAY F ath“er ar;d Son Shol)—ting_ Off “F u;d”" JFaces at night. Fruits and Vegetables Fans Tomorrow When Bills Take on Vets | ‘\ They basketball, hock ball players. No | polo players will ¢ have numbered football, | and finally basc- | Long Island y numbers. | The fast-traveling American Le- - | Mexico hopes to draw many of gion outfit and the Elks are sched- | the world's greatest tennis players ylod to clash Sunday afternoon at, to & to t in September. igity Park at 2:30 o'clock. Both ‘of these teams have been playing of the 5 yd of ball and should Arrived on ALAMEDA star llll'nl\lug ub, “l“; the furni some real sport for the !‘dl!S‘ cutherr wnd two ; . § tomorrow l f weeks lat The Vets, by winning from the C(l Lrorma | championship. : Whitey Wirr, {now pinch hitting for Reading, has ningham pitched leading the Internationat ngainst the Paps and was with a batting average of perfect supvort. Either Denny McLaughlin will work for | - the Vets. The latter has been | Ludwig Haymann is the latest troubled with a sore pitching wing :L‘l‘l“'n T ceight boxing threat. but should be in shape by tomor He i3 a graduate of the University row. {of Munich. | Moose Thursday cvening, injected new life into the scramble for the | oid Yankee star last half titular honors. Cun shutout ball | given he or Grocery “THE F' ST FOOD STORE TOWN" PHONE 478 Free Delivery | % i {f, T ) Koski hurled great ball Tuesday | Right« his father, CAPT. BILLY | — against the Islanders and with four ;& FAWCETT | After winning nine it games full days' rest should be ready for : lat the start of the season, George WOrk tomorro The game should | | oit pitcher, rts. | | | LET Amnqus. rress your Suit | No major league ball games in|We call and deliver, |New York arc broadcast. And the = #0000 00000000 i pplitan magnates hold that SPORT BRIEF ® the radio is hurting the attendance | @00 00000000 00y, pecitics broadeacting the games | Uhle, De 'his next seven s ———————— I “Our Door Step Is Worn by | Satisfied Customers” Phone 528, | P R e Vo 8 PHONE 30 FOR SUDDEN SERVICE ‘ T CORONA FOUR | V. | PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS lost six of tcvelop into a real pitchers’ bflmr'i i J B. Burford & Co. ! | National Bank of Juneau BERGMANN HOTEL MODERN STEAM HEATED ROOMS Hot and Cold Running Water DINING ROOM IN CONNECTION PHONE 205 THIRD AND HARRIS STREETS “KID’) you cap at Vandalia, O, he was run- ner up for the junior singles title of North America. . In the Minnesota tourney just lsv?i:fl;:a;Fls;:"}gl’ldofkm“d ¥ completed the son was high gun in | geattle 3: Hollywood 2 the state all-around event while 'National League his father was barely “one of those'st Touis 4; New York 3. present.” Roger also went into & Chicago 13; Philadelphia 10. llvv 1Ior second place in the state pittsburgh 9; Boston 8. rvingles. Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn 1. “Captain Billy,” a millionaire American League publisher, has decided to come back ! Philadelphia 3; Chicago 1. with all his energy to overcome his |New York 9; St. Louis 0. son’s triumphs. He is back on the Detroit 4; Boston 1. training grind he employed in pre- | Cleveland 4; Washington 2. paration for the Olympics. | He is a veteran of the Philippins | insurrection and the world war, | and often goes on big game hunts | Pacific Coast League Los Angeles 11; Sacramento 8. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pct. in Africa. |San Francisco ..... 20 6 169 Excellence in trapshooting is Los Angeles ... 19 17 .31 ba: on consistency rather thanMission - 18 9 867 brilliancy in a single meet. Faw- Hollywood 2018 410 .600 cett, the elder, intends to be in'Oskland ... 10 16 385, every meet his son enters, and then Portland 717 370 | count up the score at the end of |Seattle . o 7529 -269; the year to determine the family |Sacramento 5 20 200 championship. Fawcett, the son, Nauonar League is agreed to that. ! Won Lost Pet. D | Cplcago 57 30 655 | SORMIE FOORBALL STAR ' ' |LIGSMEER 01008 8 HEADING FOUR MAJORS gt Louis . e Brooklyn .41 49 456 MACON, Ga., July 27—“Phoney”, Boston . i 39 BB A15 Smith, one of the greatest football |Gincinnati ... 37 54 407 heroes ever produced at Mercer philadelphia .. 36 54 :400 university here, appears to be mak-! American veague ing a name for himself in baseba]l“ Won Lost Pet. on the Huntington, W. Va., club. Philadelphia 70 25 137 Smith was said by some sport New York 56 33 A629| scribes to be among the south’s St. Louis 52 41 .559 greatest football and basketball Cleveland 47 45 505 players in his day at Mercer, but Detroit 46 47 495 he took his baseball lightly. ‘Washington 35 54 393 Now it appears that sport writers Chicago . 3 , 58 376 in Huntington and elsewhere re- Boston . 27 64 207 gard “Phoney” as a likely major | Gastineau unannel League league baseball prospsct. One Hunt- ' Won Lost Pet. ington writer said he was the Moose 4 2 667 “most under-rated ball player” on Douglas 4 2 667 the local club, where he is playing American Legion... 2 3 400 sccond base, and that he is the ElkS e 1 4 200 best big league prospect in the Tri- e ————————— State loop. Men’s Half Soles, $1.50 ! 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