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

BRINGING UP FATHER ' WANT YOU TO BRING WOME SOME FRANKFURTERS IT'S NO USE N ARGUING FOR SUPPER - DO You UNDERSTAND ? | HANVENT &OoT TIME WITH MAGQIE | WANT TWO- POUNDS OF FRANKFURTERS THE CANCEL 1% Ly ¢ 1990 Lo 1 Peatire Service, Inc. STANFORD 40; CALIFORNIA OREGON STATE % t—At the end of a 3,000-mile trip California Eleven Pounds and before a crowd of 70,000, the and Passes Way to Vic- |day outplayed, outpassed and out- tory on Saturday University of California last Satur-! the third victory in six years of 'the meeting of the two elevens. PALO ALTO, Cal, Oct. 21.—One pe score ‘535 12 to 7. of Stanford's greatest teams In, Ay the scoring was done in the football history, pounded and passed fiy.ct half, although both teams the way to a stunning victory Sat- tnreatened throughout. urday afternoon over Oregon State,| qme California defense was per- winning by a score of 40 to 7. lfecst except in the first period when Oregon State was helpless after pepn scored. California had the the first few ml_nutes. Two min- advantage in superior line play. utes after the kick-off they scored, Penn., with a shifty set of backs ?_‘““io"d failing to gain. The"}was always dangerous but was held Glanford came out of the slump,';y check by California seering touchdown after touchdown | TG even after a whole team of substi—“ GRID GAMES | ON SATURDAY The following are scores of im-' portant football games played last | Saturday afternoon in various parts; of the states University of Washington 13; Washington State 20. Pugilist of Bare Fist Days, Klondike Rush, World . War, Is Buried VANCOUVER, B. C, Oct. 21.— The funeral of Frank Slavin, fa- mous - heavyweight pugilist of the LAID TO REST TRAVELS 000 MILES TO BEAT PENNSYLVANIA UNIV. bare fist days, whose death was | noon. Survivors of the Klondike gold |rush and members of the sporting {fraternity attended. LEGION LEASES PLACE AS HOME - OF FIGHT GAME iTakes Over Lower Floor of ""A. B. Hall as Permanent Boxing Quarters A permanent home for boxing ishows and training quarters for boxers in this city was assured to- idfly when the local American Le- gion Post leased the lower floor of |ies |A. B. Hall for that purpose. This |was -announced today by Claude Helgeson, Chairman of the Post's Boxing Committee. 1 Alterations and repairs to the I \ | | | last Wednesday and closed 67 years | nently floor will be made to make( it the best of kind in the Ter- ritory The first boxing bill un- der the new angements there will be held on November 23, and the second on January ‘11. All the events will be staged under the direction of Legionnaire Al King, acting as matchmaker. A ring will be installed perma- Seats, press tables and iof adventurous years in the ring, in [other facilities will be put in at the Yukon Gold rush and World |once. kicked Pennsylvania University f r;War. was held here Saturday after-boxers in fraining will be added. o Equipment to be used by This move of the Legion’s is ex- pected to put boxing on a solid basis in this city It will give the fans be boxing by making it possible for boxers to train under the most favorable circumstances. Shows will be held regularly by the Legionnaires. D SENATOR DUNN GOES HOGLIE Senator John W. Dunn of the Fourth Division, after spending most of the summer at Fairbanks, left recently for his home at Ruby, where he has mining interests. He was at Fairbanks in connection with his law practice. ——e—— NOTICE We have just now received our, last shipment of bulbs for forcing and Fall planting which brings the total number of pulps up to 22,337, ¢ of tulips, hyacinths, nar- , daffodils, crocus, iris and 1il- Our prices average less.than you would ,pay in the States for the same grade of bulbs. adv. JUNEAU FLORISTS. — e LODE MINING CLAim LOCA- TION NOTICES AT THE EMPIRE Fordham 7; Holy Cross 0. Dartmouth 34, Columbia 0. Georgia 19; North Carolina 12. Harvard 20; Army 20. Wittenburg 13; Hidelberg 0. Carnegie Tech 0; Washington and | Jefferson 0. | New York 7; Penn State 0. Dickinson 7; George Washing- ton 6. Navy 45; Duke 13. Northwestern 14; Minnesota 26. Notre Dame 19; Wisconsin 0. Ohio State 7; Michigan 0. Cornell 13; Princeton 7. California 12; Pennsylvania 7. Yale 14; Brown 6. Utah 40; Colorado 0. Stanford 40; Oregon State 7. Oregon 34; Idaho 7. Southern California 64; Occi- dental 0. 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'WASHINGTON U, [OREGON TRIMS LOSESTOWASH IDAHO IN FAST STATE_G(]LLEGE FOOTBALL GAME Pullman Eleven Outplays, Unbeaten University of Seattle Team in All De- Idaho Able to Make | partments of Game Only One Touchdown PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 21.—The | University of Oregon eleven vicious- ly turned on and defeated Idaho University last Saturday afternoon 34 to 7, as Kitzmiller, Flying Dutch- PULLMAN, Wash, Oct.® 21.— Washington State captured the| state championship of football last | Saturday afternoon conquering the | University of Washington in the! greatest uphill gridiron battle ever |™a% led his comrades wiin an 80- fought on this fleld. The score wasJard dash for Oregon's second 20 to 13. }touchflown and the route was on. Schwartz, giant fullback playedlmam' considered one of the most havoe with the University eleven}powerful and colorful in school his- land singlehanded he brought the | tory and heretofore unbeaten, made | in the first| !the sole touchdown college victory over the University | and rolled up two touchdowns in |duarter by the air route to the 6- the first period. He scored all three |Y&rd line. touchdowns for the State college,| OFeson's win was due to a super- the University ‘defense crumbling|lor backfield and abllity to nab under the crushing college attack,|Passes and swarming over Idaho The College came back for three|With a great variety of passes. scores after trailing the University T o 13 points, and looking like a walk- READ THIS ONE! away for the University which in the end was outclassed in every Let the rain pour down department of the game. 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