The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 23, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1930. BRINGING UP 1'D GIVE A THOUSAND BUCKS 1TO SEE AVACANT LOT- FIRST THING WE RNOW - THEY'LL BE SUILDIN' THESE COURSES ON TOP OF FLAG FATHER 1OUST THINK T | 19 ADORABLE - MINIATORE GOLF i 5‘[ ' DO, TOO WE PLAY J [ ©0 DO wE ! EVERY | N FACT, EVERY €11930, i) Feature Service, tnea Great Brituin nghts reserve By GEORGE McMANUS ST T WOMDERFOL ~ NEBLIOK | JUST |‘ HAD A DHONE CALL " FROM-MRD - FAIRWAYS | ]‘ AND SHE TOLD ME SHE | | SAW MY HUSBAND | PLANING B MINARTORE | W YWy SOF ) L In the excitement of his attempt to' dethrone Babe Ruth as the ma- 46t league home run king the ex- pefts almost overlooked the fact that Hack Wilson already has shat- tered the National League record tion of comparison with the Fox arises. The veteran trainer was the man who selected Man o’ War as a yearling, advised Samuel D. Riddle {to purchase the colt, then “broke” and trained the famous idol of the turf. It is interesting that Feustel thinks the late Major August Bel- mont’s Ordinance might have de- veloped as the greatest race-horse of all time but for unsoundness. ever up to the point of physical perfection,” said Feustel. “In spite lof that as a three-year old in 1924 the colt beat some of the greatest racers of his day, once capturing three important events in eight days.” “Man O’ War,” recalled Feustel, first “I don't believe Ordinance was| GAMES MONDAY | . Nauonai League | St. Louis 15; Philadelphia 7. The Cardinals pounded the ball to| every corner of the park for 19| hits. The Cardinals got eight| doubles. Chicago 6; Boston 2. The Cubs still have four games to play. | Bush, hurling brilliant ball, held | Boston to six hits. The Cubs| got 12 hits including Wilsons 53rd home run in the first inning with one man on base. Wilson also contributed a fielding fea- ture, a sensational running cateh | of Ritchbourg's liner. ; American League ‘ No games. Pacific Coast League | | No games were played yesierday | as the clubs were traveling to open this afternoon on the foliowing| blue, brown, green, maroon and gray, black holding the popularity for the first time since the intro- duction of lacquer finishes in place of paint and varnishes. Thirteen months ago black wa listed next to the last. Its rise to the top was made largely at ih expense of blue. # D HORNSBY TO —— - ‘ AROSA, Switzerland, Sept. 23.— |civi In 1924, the club w me and & MANAGE CUBS /7oleproo!” flasiery NEXT SEASON Announcement Is Made by § N S A e S A O e 1 ! Attention—¥Ford Owners A LARGE SUPPLY OF FRANCISCO CAR HEAT- ERS JUST ARRIVED-- D ARE READY FOR INSTALLATION IN YOUR CAR 2 to 5 times MORE HEAT-—Quicker / Air Heat—Complete Change of Car Air Minutes. Recommended by ling car manufacturers. Guar- anteed to deliver more heat than any other car heat- er regardless of type or price. 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When »he coriceded 18 pf’“nds 175, set by Lou Gehrig of the and a beating to John P. Grier in Ym‘1kces in 1927 ‘Lhe Dwyer, that proved what kind + There is no better barometer of BN Batss ke e B2 e a ball player’s value anywhere than this column of figures headed| | SPORT BRIEFS “RBL" Look the list over and you'll . ° find it has a striking way of re- vealing the Who's Who of current| With a veteran line back, Tulan~ stardom: Wilson, Geéhrig, Simmons, this year is expected to specialize Klein, Foxx, Cuyler, Ruth, Morgan,/on a strong running attack. The ‘Watkins, and Terry. |backfield will be largely a sopho- Wilson has no personal manager more combination. or ballyhoo men swarming about ! him to make the most of his slug-| Only four teams have won South- ging accomplishments, but ‘the rec-|ern conference grid titles since the _-ords are eloquent enough in the loop ‘was organized. They are Chicago outfielder’s behalf. ‘Vanderbilt, Alabama, Georgia Tech Tl SRMOPAL T Joagriey ndkes b I TOINGE 1V cumpi: ! Won Lost Pet |Fred’ B. Metril, Staté Foréster. award this year for its “Most Val Philadelphia 06 H0 - eqmt uable Player”; otherwise it prob-j Dazzy Vance has won five of SiX wachington 91 58 g1 50 ON TENNESSEE SQUAD ably would be voted to Wilson b¥igames pitched against the Giants, New York 84 66 560! a substantial margin, even :‘itgiwhue losing six of seven against the Gjoveland b 'sp3| KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Sept. 23;‘; be above reproach. such rivals as Bill Terry, Chuck|Chicago Cubs. IDe " Tennessee will have its biggest faot- | i & N Klein and Kiki Cuyler to claim & >§;"§§uis 5 é; j}f{m squad this fall since the Voly™R Holeproof Hosiery withits trim share of the ballots. Skelly Field, new $300,000 sta-'Chicago ESE 393 football big time and ‘that Ml} fit — its wide selection of dis- “{dium of the University of Tulsa, is Boston ... 50 336 number only 50. The Volunteer: incti f No less an expert than Louls to be equipped with a loud speaker i —————— |haven't lost a game since 1926. tinctive patterns and ple‘“mg Feustel, who conditioned the Te- system and an electric scoreboard. i v colours—assures well-dressed nowned Man o’ War for the races,| ——<+++—— # BLACK AGAIN IS LEADER ! LEGION NOTICE { ankles, gives EXTRA wear. rates Gallant Fox as the greatest| Fourteen marriage licenses were | IN AUTOMOBILE COLORS | Al members of American Legion champion since the big red super-|issued in San Antonio, Texas, in| el land Auxiliary are requested to nicet horse was galloping around the 1837, first year records were kept,i DETROIT, Sept. 18—Black rules|the Yukon to greet new Departe —tracks. |and there were no divorces. |as the favorite automobile color. |ment Commander and Delegates it | \ \\\\&\\\ R\ schedule for this week: | Los Angeles at Seattle. San Francisco at Portland. | Oakland at Mission. | Saramento at Hollywood. | William Wrigley, Jr., in Chicago Tribune CHICAGO, I, Sept. 23.— The Chicago Tribune in a copy- righted story today said Wil- liam Wrigley, Jr., announced that Rogers Hornsby will be appointed manager of the Chi- cago Cubs for 1931 and possibly longer. “There has been no misun- derstanding with present Man- aged McCarthy. We have sim- ply decided to make a change. As proof of my friendship and respeet for Joe, I'll do all I can to assist him in getting an- cther major league position,” Wrigley, Jr, is quoted as say- ing. STANDINO OF CLUBS (Corrected to Date) ‘i Pacific Coast League | Won Lost Hollywood 48 25 Los Angeles 43 29 San Francisco 317 35 Sacramento 317 35 Oakland 33 40 ¢ 'Seattle 31 4 s Portland 30 41 423 Mission 30 43 411 National League ‘t Won Lost Pct \ 8t. 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