The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 25, 1930, Page 5

N A . w [0 \ " - g THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1930. U FatHER 15 18y THE LIBRARY-GO IN AND TALK TO HiM OH,IT \n.L B8 suAadl S e AlOST CS- OH, THEY WicL 88 MARVELOUS You MZIAN THE TORTUPE| “OLOR-AND THE By GEORGE McMANUS ! l i FOREIGNERS HANGING AROUND MY HOUSE, [ WF 1 KNOW T ) o= ¥ T B ) THERE WiLl. BE NO = D i S & Y, 0 AT il Feature Service, Inc.. Grea Britain rights reserved GAMES YESTERDAYT Pacific Coast League Hollywod 1; .‘eattle 5. | Sacramento 8; Los Angeles 5 Oakland 5; San Francisco 20. Mission 11; Portland % National League Pittsburgh at Cincinnati——cold. New York at Boston—cold. ! Brooklyn at Philadelphia—cold. | ALAN J.Gonp St. Louis 9; Chicago 2. American League Philadelphia at New York—cold. | Chicago at Cleveland—cold. Boston at Washington—cold. Detroit 4; St. Louis 12. | I happened t pe between the fires of a debate the other evening STANDING OF CLUBUS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pct. between a baseball Oakland 12 5 706 Ccoach over the comparativ: Sacramento 1 5 ‘683 ' of Yale's Albie Booth in these two| Los Angeles ] 6 600 sports San Francisco 10 17 588 Andy Coakley, Columbia’s bas Mission 1 8 .467 | ball tutor and a former hig league Seattle X 10 412 ' pitching star, opened the argument Ho'lywood 5 11 313 by asserting: Portland 3 12 200, “Booth is a better baseball vt National League |stop than he is a football half- Inext fall, and one of the best back- |field threats in the East in Ralph “He can be drilled adequately in all the fundamentals but he won't be a -star unless he has the in- stinct to do the right thing in the right place. That faculty is what has made st like Grange and Booth stand out above the rest.” e, HEAVY TAX THREATENED ON DAVIS CUP MATCHES Morningside Heights. He has two' fine assistant coaches in Arthur Sampson, former head coach at Tufts, and Herb Kopf, old Wash- ington and Jefferson lineman. Little expects to have a better- than-average line to start with Hewitt, who was something of a sensation as a sophomore last year. PARIS, Ap —The announce- “You can only teach a college ment of the French internal reve- football player so much in a given|nye department that they “must space of time,” remarked Little. collect 20 per cent of the gross re- Won Lost Pct. |back.” New York 4 0 1.000, To which Lou Little, Columb Pittsburgh . 5 1 833 | new gridiron head coach, repli Chicago 5 5 500, “If he's about half as good a Philadelphia 3 3 500/ paseball player as he is on the St. Louls 4 5 44| football field, he ought to be i Boston 1 2 333 | the big league: Cineinnati 2 5 2861 Ang the argument went Trocklyn e _10““04 200{there. Not the slightest < # PR |ment exists over Booth Wen Lost Pel. athletic abilify. The E S 1 '750 ?o“;hdcmunsira:rd as a ; g o p . ¥ n ree separate sports that Neneiop 5 2 3 nas the stutt, the ability to move Boston 3 4 :429 in the fastest company in any Cleveland 2 3 _400‘branch of activity to which h | Detroit 3 6 ua“tums. Coakley may be right, Lakmg; New York 0 5 000 all the technmique into co - SRRl T S G |tion, but Booth’s most sp ‘r LODE CLAIM LOCATION {stunts seem feserved for the grid-| NOTICES iron. Both American and, Canadian| ‘Albic hasn’t the we forms at The Empire. for. football,” said Cos Little’s retort is that Booth h | he needs to go pla and do t on the gridiron. 9 Sheet Metal |, . ’ Lateral passing, heretofors ex- |ploited by comparatively few col-| lege football teams, will occupy a much bigger place in the offensive {scheme of things next fall in the opinion of Lou Little. He already' {has had his Columbia squad work- | ing on laterals and plans to make Oil Tanks Gas Tanks Fox Feed Pans Smoke Stacks THE WORDS on the back of the pack- Stove Pipe /it an important part of the team'’s| Canopys | attack. | Down Spouts | “Lateral passing is sound as an Septic Tanks alternative, but not as a basic| | weapon of football attack,” re-| Air Pipe 1marked Little. 1 Yukon Stoves “Hitherto, some teams over-| stressed it. Harvard, for example, Pipe Furnaces Pipeless Furnaces Silby Tent Heaters seemed to me to rely on the later-|{ als too much at first but last year| /the Crimson alternated this type! of attack ‘with a . good running; |game.” RICE & AHLERS CO. || PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL Little, after a number of years| of exceptional success at George-| |town, is rehabilitating Columbia’s | football fortunes and optimistic of | the prospects. 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