The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 22, 1930, Page 5

RRINGING UP FATHER BY GOLLY! 'VE USED EVERY SCHEME IN) THE WORLD TO &IT OUT- | MUST &IT To DINTYS - BOT HOW? HERE I'VE BEEN THINKIN' FER THREE HOURS AN NAVEN HIT ON A GITTIN OUT \DEA YET- { 1T'S NO USE TO ASK-MAGHIE - I'LL ONLY GIT TAPPED ON THE SCOONCE - QUT OF THID HQQ%E WE GOT SOME LADIES COMINCG AND ' DONT WANT/ THEM TO SEE Yool staged in the phil-|Carnera Told to 'New Disorders in Egypt; ettt e et 2 —— — - g | i ! culi | The fight culiar philosophy of the game, may e i e . - x bt not worry so long as Dallas values | L“k Park. The title was not at|Oyit United Police Fiteiion Rioters i 1 ike $1,800 | stake. gl oo at something like § The bout was marked with fre-|States, Is Report | kil Fl HT |auent. clinching. especially on the| |t o uite DN R | th nough that part of Bass, who was nearly fivele OMAHA, Nebraska, July One rioter: was killed and two riot- ' N e | pounds underweight. {® 22—Primo Carnera, Italian ers wourwled in fresh disorders when {at the time he reached the end of ) L5 i ; uled ihis major league career he could Canzoneri took the featherweig r, and his French man- police fired into a mob attempting | tire without the glamour being ‘UUC from Bass years ago. * e a Leon See, have been to burn, the municipal stables in S T |® red to vacate the United the native quarters. jremoved from his marvelous playing |record by any minor league buffet- In fact Ty was the thriftiest | e ——— | Big league scouts have been look- es by Immigration offi- This is the statement of the San Juan|e disembarked from |e Starr Calv PHILADELPHIA, Penn, July 22. Fish Compa cials, eecceesesec ALANJ.%’ :)r;g.all the big stars. Babe Ruth|—Tony Canzoneri last night won the Yukon on her a here last | e mnde by Frank Paccassi ing over the Pacific Clast leaguc| ssuswssssssssssmemasmg® | when he is too ancient to toddlefa 10-round decision from Benny |night. He has been \'mung’tlw e Carner business manager closely, following the fine play of \up to the plate, also will be fi-|Bass, recognized in some su\tcs_ s | company's interests to the ‘West ‘o k Bufu;rv Chatham and Walter B Like a political landslide started nancially independent, thanks to{the ‘junior lightweight champion. |ward. ©eseemo0eecoe e ger, two graduates, just before election day, the switch belated good management—: -and & to night baseball by minor leagues, wife. Eddie Collins is another of the least half of the principal circhits quite a number of the old stars| thraughout has been old heroes with no fears about | ac wted by the signs of | drifting through the bush at an ad- red ink on thé office books. vanced age. On dozens of fields and in at| As managers, coaches and scouts,| f including all three the incande AA” leag! ckering f and better 1 has passed age. In many saved clubs from going financially. This will offset ! ny disadvantages under which th may operate. In the opinio; most managers, it takes only a'Chicago 6; few nights to become accustomed ta LnD different conditions. RS, ot of the Waco club Philadelphia 7; Pittsburgh ague, believes it possible Brooklyn 9, 10; St. Louis 8, o improve under the el Cardinals s. Del points out that and Brooklyn one. RN amerlcan League Detroit 7; Philadelphia 6. Bosten 3; Ch New York T7; Ruth got served, rather than take league woods are full of ‘take it.” i DS S GAMES MONDAY ! National League shadow r he Té (1 on by the o his 3 6; Washington Lous made 5 runs in ti inning. Pacific Coast games were Two disp: from a on the same day tered points ersey were Som: lhmg of a shock to baseball far One told of Tris Speaker, the on: time Gray Eagle of the i failu No played ing schedule for this week: Hollywood at Seattle. Miscsion at Portland. (mlfl"‘d hh(‘ described how Old Pete Alex- | nder making his first minor leag start for L after two decade: in the big show, was knocked out . »f the box by Fort Worth. Imaginc | stepped into roles that have pre- their former prestige, but the minor whc have hed to step down and‘l New York 0. Hack Wil- son got his 28th and 29th home/ made four home runs| home Gehrig made his 28th home run.| League day as the clubs were traveling (o open this afternoon on the follow- Sacramento at Los Angeles. Oakland at San Francisco. 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