The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 20, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1929. THE DOCTOR \WiLL BE HERE ANY MINUTE - BE SURE TO TELL. HIM HOW Yo l YOoU DON'T ! COUGHED LAST THINK I'M STRYIN' TO WEEP T A SECRET- DO THIS v 1929, Los Angeles has begun prepara- tions for the Olympic games of 1932 on a scale that will dwarf ; : & | any of the previous conventions of! The Scals were going bad- Gomez has becn on th three years and never ha ture in the newspapors until spring. WELL! How 15 THE CoLD MORNING ? | PREPARE FOR WORLD’S SERIES 2. D\D YOUL FOLLOW THE PRESCRIPTION ! LEFT FOR You YESTERDAY-? THE COLD 1S ALL RIGHT- 1S ME THATS COMPLAININ' le saLe oF rRooKIE o SAVES FRANCH | - TOPEKA, Kos, Sept. 20— Sale of a 20-year-old rookie catecher gave the Topeka Western league club enough thrills than all cther sports put tegether. He won a set of clubs this sumamer and thought he would try his By GEOR I SHOLLD SAY NOT-IF | HAD - ME NECK WOULD- OF BEEN BROKEN - ° GAMES THURSDAY L ®esecveeco00 0000 ific Coast League ito 1; Portland 4. d 1; Los Angeles 4. i Seattle 5. Mission 5; San Francisco 10. National League New York 0; Chicago 5. Phi ohia 0; Cincinnati 5. Boston 0; Pittsburgh 3. ! American League \ Detroit Philadelphia 5. St. L« Chicago Washington 2. New York 0. Cleveland 2; Boston 3. ! To examine |o'Connor, Asst! | States Burcau Ithe GE McMANUS T BLEW OUT THE WINDOW- | 1 2 Sarvive, nc., Grest Britam rue- - ‘| ASST. AGENT O'CON ! LEAVES ON INSPECTION | | Stephens Pass: of this afternoon on the patrol boat | Widgeon, Capt. Greg' will be absent over the we visiting points Kuiu islands. on Kupreano -, Eighteen live beaver were ped this week from Cordovs steamer Adm Watson Kodiak to be planted in t They will be put in a tract & nosa Bay on Afognak Island This | 1 CAUFORNIA GROCERY . . . . . |® . ® . . ° i le cash to maintain its fran- e STANDING ur CLUBS A y ) l® chise this year. Y Pacific Coast League | ALAN J-GOULD | |® The club was on the verge B "Ylnn [3*;’3‘ 5 i :- of moving to Salina, when e Holh_“’:"“f“m : Ene | l e officials sold Joe Trembly e ywood 50 34 595 It's anything but quiet along the| | to Portland of the Pacific e (Mission 49 576 far western athletic front ! [ Coast leaguc. Trembly, a e |LOS Angeles 48 571 bserver can testify to that {® Denver high school youth, is . |Zortiand bl 560 visiting the main sectors of a i, ing his first year of pro- @ Oak?. nd 41 482 from Seattle, down through Pol {® fessional baseball, i pesratnto 30 357 land, San Francisco, Dl Monte, le Topeka not only took a e Seattle 22 : 2259 s and Los Angeles. | e cash consideration for the e e ,;‘"‘“" 7 The general impression has been i® Thoy, but received in exchange ® | o Loy ¢ b ¥ 4 " 4 Chicago 91 48 663 ¢ that the FPacific Coast has con-| l'e Richard L. Richards, an in- e |58 0H80 - S e tributed more than an ordinary {® fielder and former Leland e [y o0 G5 64 b is i share to the gayety of sports com- | e Stanford star. ® g vLuui\: 6 b -'500 | petition in the last few years but; e ® | Brookiyn & 1 .:161 | out there, you arc assured the big’ ©esoocoeee e e e et G‘z w0 ‘440 | battle has just begun, that the AR Slneinnati o 7;) '440 shock tr re just coming up. & b & Helen Wills has just come ‘bac Y STILL HITS @ton e T fi_u“zfl 4 a world’s champion for the third | HIS BAT WINS CONTEST 4 S year in a row, disposing of v 1 IRk \X;n i,;yr 12?;) ¥ debate so far as women's ten: Ty . | TOLEDO, Sept. 20.—Remember)y s somp Sditioe S o AP : aae ssociated I'ress Photo | ; o New York 82 61 573 | is concerned. And though Maury Left to right: Thor . Chite i 2 how Old Casey Stengel broke up | cleveland 74 67 ‘595 . ¥ Rk oy ST A6 4 : or S. Chike, president of the Philadelphia W a . in t vor] McLoughlin is now a golfer, Littie| Atnletics; Judge K. M. Lardis, bacchall high commissioner, and Wik |0 P2! 10 e 2000, woRld Bt Lois 61 5% Bill Johnson is in retirement, ther2| liam L. Veeck, president of the Chicago Cubs, met in Chicago to washing home runs? fyygchington 68 T4 479 are a number of youthful stars of | discuss arrangements for the 1920 world’s serie e Casey Is still lyap.oit 64 469 £ championship prt;ntl.kd“ l\o l;('v ~lh“ —_— i e e i e . al :"\mv: —out in the ;C icago 55 85 303 ast’s ba i he front. | American asociation, = & s } coast’s banner tinl L i ue sta 3 Who 8 8.8 '8 6 B C B eie e & | Pla S8 Ch ATt fo bib AlED chfl(un 53 93 363 . s ARG the. Ay ° g ! o o et The amat golf talent has lmd‘“” not be worried about that ; o SNAKE EES A he manages,” in a recent game; ! its joust with the bunkers of Peb- imp PEOAML Nk 8 SNAKE IN ()(,!LI cup | Stengel hit one double to drive in |SPECIAL EVENT F. O. E. DANCE | ble Beach in the first national ama- |08 Pl : 2 OF SHOTPUT CHAMP ©|the tying run and then whacked |[DOUGLAS, FRIDAY, OCT. 18TH. teur championship ever held west, = " " WW]»';}“; K awe . {cut another of St. Louis. The professional :»:mw:th"’ 1 : - PEERGIDUINE SV (© SEATTLE, Sept. 20—To o - m —— e e will gather for their own titls| Sty i © Herman Prix, national A. A. e, at the rival pltchers ® U. chotput champion and | » ber, thereby giving California two i;fifrr:a»lo:]n lll-'(:‘);lpi" n!‘;.nyqd’u e former tackle on the Uni- | of the four big tournaments of it gt ® versity of Washington foot- bought the player. 1o ball team, golf holds more . . . o L] 3 Gomez seized his opportunity Around 100,- |V A i to tell Nick Williams that he c the world’s athletics. 000 may watch the main event. only los¢ the game by star ¥ lnthfeooft‘l:ft“vfis";“::“:l‘;yg;:;n‘;?ff him, but ‘it took Williams ahout o or g month ta decide to give the kid| . vania in October. southpaw:a chance to hurl When Le did, Gomez made good and becarae the toast of the fown Under bad support, it is said, he; never wilts. He keeps pitching hard all the time and though 21| years of age, he is willing to do his chores in the bull pen. Gomez has two older brothers| who weigh about 190 pounds and if he follows the family trait he will add twenty pounds to his frame in a couple of years. |TAUNTS MADE YOUTH SWIMMING CHAMPION ‘WORCESTER, Mass., Sept. 20- Taunts and jibes of his fellow: made a champion swimmer out of Johnny Osipowich. Two years ago, Johnny's only claim to distinction was that was the brother of Albina Osi wich, who was smashing records right and left at New England swimming meets. In self defense, the 17-year-old youth joined the Worcester Boys' club and went in for swimming earnest. In his first meet, held in the Merrimac -river, he nearly Palo Alto is preparing for one # of the greatest gridiron tussles) of the year when Red Cagle romps in with his Army mates to play Stanford. The Army-Stanford clash on De- cember 28 will allow just enough time for the experts to dash down to Pasadena for New Year's Day Classic and another charge against; ¢ the far western ramparts. ' quest at Santa Barbara n Decem-| ¢ The University of Washington, with its big horseshoe stadium, fine field house for basketball, golf links and Lake Washington at the doorstep for rowing,-is well equip- ped to enter any athletic argu- ment. The Huskies contributed Chuck Carroll to the All-American, group last fall and have good grid- jron prospects this year, in spite of * factional warfare which, among other things, recently witnessed the * refusal of the athletic board to al- Jow Carroll to serve as foothall aide. Crew is the most spectacular sport at Washington, however. Portland has had its baseball fe- ver, with a fine club fighting for; ific Coast League honors, but its {:oalctfl?bars contribute more to the|froze but led the field to the fin- national fame of the Oregon me- Ish_ fm\.rk. ¢ Then followed more tropolis. Dr. O. F. Willing is dean | training, minor meets vz:nj addi- of the competitive crop that also M_ona] jeor.? from his friends after .numbers such stars as Don Moe and sister Albina won the Olympic Frank Dolp. championship for the 100-meter free-style swim. But the indoor scason of 1923-29 saw Johnny grabbing New England championships and breaking es- tablished records, even as his sis- ter was’ doing. Now Johnny is a champion in lhl: own. right, holding the New |England title for the 440, 880 and P mile. This summer he set a new mark for the 440 doing the dis- GOMEZ LOOMING . |tance in 6 minutes 3 3-5 scconds SN R = As LREEAAGIiJEMg.I"?gHER VAN RYN ALWAYS SURE OF ONE LOYAL BACKER NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—Lefty Go-| FCREST HILLS, N.rY. Sept. 23 mez, the southpaw that the Yan-|—Johnny Van Ryn alwa¥s is sure[ kees have bought from the San of at least one loyal partisa: . ¢ Prancisco Seals, is a lad who is; Marjorie Gladman, the Califor- bound to make his mark in base- nia girl who ranks seventh among ¥ bail. ' American women tennis players, is Of course, the fancy ticket he said to be engaged to the Orange carries, may affect his early ma- N. J, star. If the big colleges, California ard Stanford, fail to furnish enough + excitement around the San JFran- cisco area, there is the Olympic Club, one of the foremost athletic organizations in the country to en- fiven the situation is football, track and other sports. i i hand at the ancient Scottish pastime. . On the eleventh hole Brix o had beginner’s luck to sink ® a chip shot and he roared © with glee. A few seconds © later he let loose with a e second and louder yell. 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