The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 11, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, NOV. BRINGING UP FATHER , 1930. By (‘I‘(')R(v McMANUS T 2N T FER YOUR BT YOLCOWLD 37AND CLOSER To DURE 1F 1T ) QUIET: PLEASE | MOST CONCENTRATE ‘As an example of how things can grow in football, take the touchdown from Lhe kickoff with which young of the Univer- ! ocked the boys in New Haven one October 2 unbiased ob»‘ 1pying a dollar seat in| to making a delayed off- ss shed, | mck'o thrust for the pre; T s ted Downes as he scooped up lh» mxvtk'n just inside his own rd line, hesitated long enough for interference to form and then sported forth from a mass of white jerseys mtn the clear. 3 ampered slightly over 70 yards for the one and only touch- down ever scored against Yale on the opening kickoff in the cele- t amazing to read ariety of accounts n of Downes was g anywhere from yards. No two experts There was no official box re of the proceedings and your ss is as good as mine. s paper a fortnight lat- paragraph referring :o s a “90-yard das o farther the -story e longer t‘w run becomes, T as nothing to do y of Austin nes, v\hn on this particular af- legged Geor- | etails, what about the boys and| ;.nl: in the stands? My one and only first-hand op-; portunity to make a comparison! leads me to the belief that they| | (the boys and girls) are more inter- ested in whether Rudy Vallee is about to be ushered down to lead | the Yale band than they are in| |who has the ball and where he is| going: | The thought struck me that if| someone had spread a companion ‘rumor that Frank Butterworth or |Ted Coy or Foster Rockwell was | walking down an aisle, the question | frcm anyone about us would have| been: Yes but who is he?” | VITT T, ESSICK IN MARKET FOR DUCK CONTROL McCarthy'sFa—me Mention- ed as Possible Purchas- er of Franchise SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov. 11. —John Shibe, president of the Phil- adelphia Athletics and part owner of the Portland Club of the P: Coast League; Tom Turner, pr dent of the Portland Club, and Robert Schroeder, secretary of the Athletics stopped over in San Fr cisco the other day on their way to Los Angeles, where deals are ! pending for the sale of thz Portland franchise.. Shibe and Turner ' two parties, Oscar Vitt, admitted t manag WELL-I'M GLAD THAT'S OVER: BUT 'M GLAD | MET HIM AN’ OLATED GOLF 1 TLL PLEASE MAGQIE- BUT { MOST DAY (T WUZ HARD GO AMD GET FIXED L WELL: MAGQIE PVE HAD QUITE A DAY OF I'T WORK: 1M TIRED 930, Int'} Feature Service, OONT ANNGY ME CAN'T YOUL SEE '™ IN A HORRY? [ SHOT P Inc., Great Brita A5 QUICK AD YOou ' | CAN WE ARE qowng | OVER TO MRS NiBLICKS TO PLAY SOME QOLF SHLT VP! L DoN T WANT TO HEAR A WORD FROM Youw - Joe McCarthy, former manager of the Chicago Cubs, signing a contract which calls for him to bandle the managerial reins the next two. years. Y team, is lookmg.on of the New York Yankees for Colonel Jacob Ruppert, owner of Lhe by Dodd wreck Kelly and Dixie top-notchers. It was the potent Welch that enabled Clemson to| Sports writers are walk over South Cs na in the as a 19th annual State fair contest. Had 'making predictions that he passes, the score passing hailing Armistice Day or Hollywood, and Bill Essick. for- imer Vernon manager and now a scout of the New York Yankees are ! interested. Vitt" has of two business men gave a much more polished Oakland backing him, while William fln(l successful performance at quar- H. McCarthy, former president of teyback than the celebrated Little the Mission Club and of the Pa- Boy in Blue, Albie Booth. mmc Coast League, is said to be {interested. The point that it seems to take Essick has Lou Anger and Joe us several paragraphs to emphasize 'Schenck, motion picture magnates, concerns the inaccuracy of !ootbnll:mady to put up the cash, also, it reporting or experting. By now [is understood that. the Yankees will it seems pretty generally acknowl-|assist Edick in financing the deal edged, even by the experts them-1{if the proper terms can be secured. selves, that it’s impossible to pick| Turner wants around $750,000 for 'sm. Tt's too easy for a couple of the Portland franchise, which in- ! Idng passes or a few blocked kicks| ity valued around $400,000. to upset all the dope. Yet it would seem comparatively simple for any set of trained and experienced ob- server to spot any conspicuous play and agree on the essential facts of lgcation, distance covered, etc. 'rhese features should be clear eyen if there is plenty of excuse for ‘being hazy about who has the ball and who, if any body, tackled him. I have yet to encounter any unanimity on anything except the final score and nowadays one can't even be too sure of that, if an il- Jegal touchdown or so happens to be concealed in the day’s preceed- s ings. If the boys in the press box | have difficulty in making out the etrian ot thought- those brakes of yours will stop your car QUICKLY | inaa unaimq Accidents are un- pleasant an quénces. If your brakes are not in condition, let us reline’em now with genuine Silver Edge Raybestos. T JUNEAU MOTORS, Inc Authorized Brake Service |cludes two foreign pieces of proper- [} DANCE ELKS’- HALL TONIGHT {also interested in securing the fran- chise is fair, but so far the deal is held up by inclusion of outside property. Gus Moser, Portland attorney Is | The price asked for the rmn-‘* | i | Auspices of {chise. ‘ —————— CLEMSON BACK DEVELOPS ! AS ANOTHER DIXIE STAR| American Legion CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. 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