The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 30, 1931, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1931. BRINGING UP "DON T CRY,MAGGIE - YoU LOST TEA-HOUND WiLL COME BACK NOBODY BUT YOU WOLLD WANT THE LITTLE GERM MY HEART 'S FATHER RUTTLE BOO HOO ~MY DARLING MIGHT BE SICK- s DY\NG By GEORGE McMANUS i SEARCHING FOR TEN HOURS PET,OR DON'T COME HOME ZPArRBOx" AMDELF -HE KEEPS THE DAILY SPORTS &ARTE)ON : ReST OF THE ATHLETIcs ON THE Ho© > L i - —By Pap WASHINGTON U Stanford A(fie}es Pile Up 87 Points—Take 12 First Places SEATTLE, March 30.—Stanford won the indoor track meet Satur- day against the University of| HE'S THE' / There may be some debate as| to just where and how professional wrestling fits into the sporting scheme of things. There is no questicn, however, that it has| struck bcom days at a time when many professional as well as ama- | teur sports are feeling the pinch of the times at the box-offices. | | Do the crowds literally jam their way into the arenas to see the pon- dercus fellows grapple and leap, grean and rear, merely because it's all an entertaining show, a hippo- drome with some hocus-pocus on the side? | Not if you would believe the ear-! | nest assertions of dark-haired, massively-built Jim Londos, the i | Greco-American who holds the | world's heavyweight catch-as cnu:h-‘ can championship or, at least, a! | majority interest in it. Jim proudly displays the gem- studded and gold plated belts em- blematic of recognition by the Na<i tional Boxing association and the| | New York State Athletic commis- | sion. He goes to the operas And‘ j swims in the best company. | He regards his profession as an, art, to be cultivated and lifted toa| higher plane. He is painfully dis-! turbed by any suggestion he would | stoop to talking things over with any opponent on the mat, before- hand, or that his manager would resort to such an artifice. ED GEORGE? HA! 1 | I tell every man I wrestle if he| | can throw me, well and good. For[ a time, yes, I may, as you :ay." ‘carry him’ if he is not so good. But what good would it do me to| take any chances? I work hard to i reach the top of my profession. I| | am recognized as champion. Ed! Gecrge? I am willing to wrestle! him any time. I can beat hi | but he will not meet me.” ‘ PHONES 83 OR 85 George, the Michigan collegian, is a rival title claimant as a re- sult of having thrown Gus Sonnen- berg, the Dartmouth alumnus, who won championship honors from Strangler Lewis. Gecorge is recognized in some scattered parts, including Califor- nia. He has declared his eagerness to wrestle Londos, to settle all dis- putes, but the wrestling business is such that it is extremely difficult if not impossible to get the rival cliques together for business pur- poses. Meanwhile old John Fan, so long as he gets the entertainment and variety he likes, seems undisturbed by any other factors that may en- ter into the grappling game. “PA” HOPEFUL Despite the financial misfortun: attending the heavyweight fi festivals at Miami this winter, Stribling is hopeful that the artistic ! success of his Walker-Risko show will enable him, With better times, to make a comeback in the Florida resort next winter. | The elder Stribling’s idea to es- tablish the business on a firmer footing another season is to puton three or four shows at monthly in- tervals, starting in December, point- | heavyweight | ing for a “big shot” match as the climax. This, he feels, would attract more interest and put the “build-up” on a more system- atic basis. ANNOUNCING A marvelous Oriental wrinkle removing cream WON-SUE-FUN (return of youth) Perfect skin cleanser, tissue build- er and powder base. No other cream required. $1.00 and $3.50 jars. DR. G. DOELKER, Hellenthal Bldg. Telephone 259 \w OMHER. LEAGLE /! i :‘2'5/ TE ATiLEles & O P, POWER BEHIND . : Robert Tyre Jones, Jr., Hollywood HE WORI:OS S A o0 actor, and Leo Diegel, were defeat- CHAMIZIONS' THRONE e ed by Mortie Dutra and George S birds at Washington by 87 points to 44 and taking 12 first places. Stanford cracked five University of Washington Pavilion records and Washington smashed one. GOX DEFEATS ~ JOE TURNSEA' PINEHURST, N. C., March 30. —Wiffy Cox, of Brooklyn, last Saturday won the North and| South Open Golf Championship, | with a 30, defeating Joe Turn- sea, of Elmsford, New York, by one stroke in a 9-hole play-off after they had tied at 72 holes with 288. ONTHE - HOLLYWOOD ACTOR AVD DIEGEL LOSE IN MEXICAN GOLF| MEXICO CITY, March 30.— Von Elm, 1 up in an 18 hole char- ity match. Jones and Diegel were TIRED ? AND YOUVE ONLY BEEN LISTEN, YOU WORM — EIND MY % never in front during the piay. DAQ GED. WILSON IS MARRIED SEATTLE, March 30.—George A. Wilson, former University of Washington football star and All- American and Miss Kathryn Fl zik, of Everett, were married last Saturday. BOWLING TOURNEY """IS NOW NEAR END The bowling tourney on the |Elks Alley is almost ended and fonly two more games remain to |be played as follows: | Tonight—Woodpeckers and Blue- //y//w/// N\\\\< N l 7:15 o'clock. 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JACK SHARKEY PO fered to Meet Tuffy Griffiths CHICAGO, 11, March 30.—Jack s Sharkey has been offered $50,000 for a 10-round bout with Tuffy Griffil some time in May. He e aid b at least finite answer, though he idered the fight worth 000. vl Eartl: Shocks Are | Registered at Two ‘ Places Along Coast col § SEATTLE, March 30.—A light earthquake, from 4,000 to 5,000 miles away, in an undetermined direction, was registered by the s University of Washington Seismo- graph. The shock began at 5:03| t am. last Saturday and lasted 20 minutes. i PASADENA, Cal, March 30.— A strong earthquake, 8000 miles away, apparently southwest in the region of the Philippines, was reg- istered here last Saturday morn- ing at the Carnegie Institute of - B. P. 0. ELKS | Installation meeting, Elks Audi-| torium, Wednesday. | M. H. SIDES, Secretary. -—ee Daily Empire wans Ads Pay. W7 = ) a/////% » \ DT e Westinghouse Majestic General Electric RADIO RECEIVING SETS Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. 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