The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 14, 1929, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY NOV 14, 1929. BRJ.NGH\() UP F WHAD Tie W\NQG" 8 fl € OF AN AnGEV g o (e THESE Pfl‘ (=) N,/N_LS wout® 1 A7 ot ATHER \V\- ) WHAT DO YOU MEAN 8Y CALLING ME OUT OF THE a ROOM WHILE MR- JUST A MINOTE- MAGGQIE-) WANT A WORD WITH YOu- B\ (;FOR(‘E \l« \I \\I S WILLYOU Go IN AN TELL THAT QUY NOT TO SING THAT PRISON SONG? © 1929, Int") F The Pfemie;' fi;éei)ail Eaifilhl?illy 0; th( W(;rid JflEM'GlNNfiY-_ Here they are—all brothers and baseball team that is making history as a unique at- In the center are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marlatt, of Halk Springs, Wyo., father and mother traction. of these husky boys, and even if it “Ripley” there are seven daughters that were left at home who are no slouches when it basketball s'iants ALAN J.GouLp T Among the baseball poci-mortems you can hear it remarked that the American League's amazing streak of world’s series triumph is due in a mcasure to the “solid front” of, the junior circuit as contrasted with | a lack of unified National League! effort. In other words, American leaguers join hands, sinking pennant-race differences in the common cause, when it comes to the big cham- pionship, while the National league | contender plays a lone hand, so to! speak. A A National league man remarked recently to me: “Why, the Americans have what | : Victoria Under Arrest| Their best minds get | amounts to a world’s series board of strategy. together to help the club that is in the series. It is a matter of league pride to leave nothing undone to; aid the contending club. “Unfortunately, we have no such situation. Nor is the spirit such that it apparently would be wel- comed. The manager of a recent National league contender in the world’s series, after apparently mak- ing some mistakes in playing against” the Yankees, was offered csome advice from John McGraw and Rogers Hornsby, two men *qualified to speak on the subject. The offer was abruptly rejected and the club lost four straight. “In advance of another world's ceries, the manager of a National league club permitted his by-line to appear over a sto: in which he predicted an American league victory. It had'a discouraging ef- fect. No American league mana- ger would have shown such ques- tionable loyalty.” “Take the matter of proprazan- our National league observer went on. “A year ago we hcard a lot about the Yankee ‘cripples’ before the series with St. Louis. The idea got around that all the Cardinals needed to do was to get out on the field and push Babe Ruth and the rest of them over. The Cards themselves fell for it and you know what happened. “It may have seemed Jke a little thing, but it was good American league psychology when Ccnnie In order that you may become acquai SR all members of a Henry Marlatt, does sound like a | second base. and p.; Jacl(. 2( comes to play‘A 18 | base; Gmn 'mhleucg to practice on anl:‘y {Field before the series started. | was as much as to say ‘We do"L incL‘d to do it'.” There is nothing like a good | hearty victory to check the Sthdc‘lt »wnr whoops for a football coach’s gcalp Since Cornell wiped up Punceuon for the first time in over la score of years the squawks over the regime of Gil Dobie in the pic- lL\Arecque domain above Cayuga's ‘\\aters have dwindled to the faint- est kind of a whisper. | There need be no rush to com- pare the Big Red product of 1929 | (with the smashing machines of the fkaw -Pfann era. Columbia, Dart-! ymouth and Pennsylvania loom iahead to furnish additional tests, {but apparently Cornell is about ready to emerge from its long slump while also ranking among the few imajur colleges included in the Car- inegie report’s “purists.” i | A.fey good, hard-running half- |backs make a lot of difference in the life and tenure of any coach. S e —— Hushand of Princess | BERLIN, Nov. 14. — Alexander | Zubttoff, husband of Princess Vic- mrm Schaumberglippe, who died yesterday, has been arrested at Bonn for entering Germany with- fout a permit. It is believed he| went to Bonn with of attending the funeral of Prin- cess V)ctoria 'm‘mager aml outhcldu‘ the intention | DIES, BROOKLYN One Time “Iron Man” of New York Giants Passes Away NEW YORK, Nov. 14—Joe Mc- , one time “Iron Man” of staff of the New die today at the home of his hter in Brook- lyn at the age 58 years. He had been cri y ill since last August when he failed to rally |after an operation for removal of !as play ‘,in the pennant vic with this remarkable family, let us introduce them. Left to right, kneeling, are: Byron, 33; ¢. and s. s.; Mr. father of all-brother team; Mrs. Henry Marlatt, mother of all-brother tes am; Ray, 265, dmf.z, left to nght~~Fr\'m. 18, f ; Lloyd, 26, first 42, r. £.; Fred, 45, THUUSANDS ARE KILLED, BATTLE IChinese Nationalists and Rebels Reported in Severe Fighing SHANGHAI, Nov. 14.—A battle at Tengfend, between Nationalist Gevernment trqops and the rebel- lious Peoples Army, has begun and flghtmg is most severe, (hsmichos Hlate Messages received from Honan, |Province of Kankow, said many |Lhousands of wounded Nationalists | troops have arrived from the front | with a like number of the Peoples | Army as prisoners. | Dispatches state the rebels lost 140,000 killed during the past week and the Nationalists lost 20,000 killed. |Postwar Problem Is Now Taken !From Politics BADEN BADEN, Germany, Nov. 14—The statutes, charter and trust agreements for the Bank of Inter-| | national Settlements, which is hail ’ ‘ed as removing: the-last of postwar | problems from the realm of poli- xncs, was solemnly signed at 6:25 |o'clock last night by delegates to the conference which framed the various clauses. 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