The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 13, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 13, 1929. BRINGING UP FATHLR By GEORGE McM!/ GRACIOULS DADDY- HERE COMED THAT RHORRID NEIGHBOR \WHO ALWAYS WANTDS TO BORROW THINGS 'LL NOT ANSWER THE DO(iJ“__.. Q1T QLT OF LENDIN' HIM —WHAT . =5 ; EVER WE Ljffl EAH MR NGOG ) WAD WONDERING | 1F YOU ARE GOING TO VSE YOULR QTWN HOSE ET THEN YOu Wi BOURROW 1T plan a warm recepiion for western | conference rivals as well as West Point which, led by the celebrated Red Cagle, journeys to Urbana ear- ly in November. If the red:head can do his stuff on the area made famous by the cleats of Grange, the pupils of Zuppke will have an entertaining afternoon. Ohio State, under a new head jecach, Sam Williams, has some {fine material, including a great end in Wesley Fesler. Northwest- |ern, Minnesota and Wisconsin also { have bright prospects. gia Tech very obligingly en- argument over the award of gridiron champion- thip laurels, last season by taking the all-important decision from California in the big battle at Pasa- dena, thereby kceping one of the few clean slates of the year al- together spotless. Now another campaign and a outburst of debate is about get under way. In fact this week will see' most of the squads of big colleges throughout the coun- try in moleskins for the early training places. It has caused some |Los Angeles 11; San Francisco 8. agitation upon the part of those | Seattle 2: Sacramento 0 who deplore this football overem- | National League phasis but the fashion for train-[Philadelphia 7; Chicago 1. ing camps is well established now,|Brooklyn 2; Gincinnati 3. The stakes nowadays and the pre-|Boston at St. Louis—Rain. mium on victories are high cnough [New York 8; Pittsburgh 5. to justifv all the elaborats advance | American League Boston 1. |Detroif 2; preparations. bt | 5 i o From this conning tower it hmks‘(s:ifi;oa\:ss_z P";"“a d‘({lr:):j. A like another open battle all: along | lethlanit 4:. Washiiigton 1, ic] the football fronts. sector. Nebraska, with D. X. Bible at the helm after a long experience {in Texas, will be well equipped to defend its rule among the Big {Six of the Missouri Valley. The Pacific Coast’s big teams K GAMES THURSDAY ® 0 0 0 0 000 20 0000 . . Pacific Coast League Mission 4; Hollywood 11. Portland 8; Oakland 9. Georgia Tech |~ will be very much in the running! again. No team with such ball ] carriers as Mizel and Thompson can be kept from rolling up a lot| of yardage on anybody's field., Duke, Florida, Tulane and Ten-) nessee are other strong looking Portland Southern teams. Tennessee had a|g. . moncisco great young pair of backs last fall {Oakland in Hackman and McEver. They g,oamento . should be greater this year. Seattle Army, Pittsburgh, Carnegie, N. Y. U., Georgetown and Pennsylvania, were among the east’s best teams last year, although each absorbed a few bumps. Pitt should be one of the strongest again but Carnegie and N. Y. U. have been hard hit. The Scotch 1dst their great quarter- back, Howard Harpster, and Cy Letzelter, a fine halfback, now a West Point plebe. N. Y. U. has lost Ken Strong, All-American car- 'Philadelphia p rier, and Ed Hill from the back-|New York .. field, Al Lassman and Bob Barabee |Cleveland towers of strength in their line. |St. Louis Illinois, Big Ten champions twice |Detroit in a row, will have most of itsjWashington stars back, including eight regu-|Chicago . lafs of the 1928 array. The Illini;Boston . STANDING vy CLUDS Pacific Coast League Tost 30 30 31 32 34 34 49 \56 Nationat League Won Lost 90 45 8 58 2 61 . 66 66 62 4 61 T4 57 ki it B 82 Americaa weague Won Lost 94 42 . 57 i 0, 62 mn 64 : 62 4 . O 3 .. 53 80 . 50 88 Frt, 600 .600 592 568 547 521 395 Mission Los Angeles Hollywood Pet. 667 573 541 500 456 452 426 .383 Chicago Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia ...... Cincinnati Boston Pect. 691 533 456 455 399 362 Insurance - 1f you find any fault what- 1 - ever in this baking powder, . or think you do, your grocer W 'l N 7 INSURANCE “If you find any fault whatever in this baking powder, or think you do, your grocér will return your money and also pay you for the eggs, butter, flour, etc. you have used.” That statement is printed on the label-and means just what it says. 32 Extracts: 47 Spi Baking Powder:Tea In fact the | Big Ten is strong in almost every ! 264 | 575 | 5% have lost heavily in star talent. Of the players conspicuous last fall any time the All-American subject came up for debate, Carroll Wash- ington, Hoffman, Post and Robes- key of Stanford, Phillips of Cali- (ONE HUNDRED GRID | MEN WILL TRY FOR | ILLINOIS MACHINE | ONT BE LDING WYOLR LAW M- MOWER S, V'O LIKE TO twenty |OREGON IN STORE p—— e BY GOLLY-HE GOT IT- AN' WE GOT TO WATER THE LAMWN AD HE VS WATCHIN' ME - Although Zuppke will have near letter men answering his initial call this fall, the Illini men- | tor will have no easy task getting his eleven in shape. - GIVEN BY MISS SULLY surprise shower was given early week for Miss Henrietta Sully, See the Simmon’s Beautyrest MATTRESSES THE FINEST MATTRESS THAT SIMMONS PRODUCES “Built For Sleep” THE Thomas Hardware Co. See Our Window Display \ 5 ma e will occur late this y Misses Belva V FOR TOUGH GRID "'v' ply Judien dnd Ruth Kr SCHEDULE IN FALL '\, home of Miss Kruen Sully was presented with s SR |wool blankets UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu-| A color eme of yellow gene, Sept. 13.—From the opening green was used in decoration game of the season against Pacific freshments were served t style, Univer: at Eugene, September 21, | Mrs| Henry Sully pouring. Guests and Re- I, Sept. 13. nearly 100 candidates for positions on the Universitw of Illinois varsity and reserve football | teams will report to the various | coaches for the initial workout of | the season. The first full practice session will get under way Septem- ber 16. Tllinois conference season will not | open until October 19, when they | fornia, Hibbs of Southern Cali- fornia and Franklain of St. Mary's |are missing from the roll-calls this month. ———————— AT THE HOTELS Gastineau - C. H. Widell, Unalga; Frank Par- | irish, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mayer, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. |piay Iowa, which will give Zuppke S. Sewall, Oldtown, Maine. over a month in which to round | | Alaskan out his team, which is expected to | Thomas Kelly, Seattle; Carl Sut- [put in a strong bid for a third | ler, Tenakee; August Johnson, city; |consecutive Big Ten conference Ed L. Amsden, Portland; E. A, Low- | championship. Practice games with | lell, city. | Kansas here October 5 and Bradley | | here October 12 are expected to | smooth out the rough spots and put the Illini in excellent shape for the stiff conference cam- paign. The schedule calls for games with Michigan, Northwestern, Chicago Zynda | Miss Emma A. Jackson, Haines; | Mrs. P. 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