The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 12, 1931, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1931. M FROM THIz YES YOULL FIND THE [ hevrie- NS il KNOB HAT GHOP: || BOXES UPSTAIRS My Foaak M | faf | 1 caLLED To G ) HUSBAND HAD THEM | Gonma Work? | d g}»} SOME HATS THATS || QENT HERE-BUT | L N ../ g S TO BE RETURNED || DON'T LIKE A SINGLE J : frsraer| ONE OF THEM: $0 l MOFFS - TAKE THEM ALL BACK; S © 1921, 101} Peature Service, T « DAILY SPORTS CARTOON T < et SWNGIN' ALONG o) 7 (& & . J y HIS VARSITY, JUNIOR- VARSTY ANO FRESHMAN & CREWS NOT ONLY BEAT CALIFORNIA -BUT EACH SET A AEW RECORD IN PONG SO ~By Pap MURPH MURPHY WINS BY K.0.;MAT MEN ELICITCHEERS |Legion Stages Best Smoker Juneau Has Had in f Many Moons i | Miles Murphy's vict er Fred- ie Mack by a kv ut in the rd round and a stling bout, without a fall, betw Ger and Sailor McClure made the erican Legion’s Smoker in A. B, Hall last night the best that has been given in this city in many moons. lat 155 pounds. The talent inclined to Mack and Mack bettors had dif- | fioulty in finding any Murphy mon- |ey yesterday. But if Murphy's friends were diffident, their atti- tude in no wise affected him. | At the sound of the gong last | night, he started to work confi- | dently and capably. He blows from every angle. At all imes, he kept himself ready to de- | liver a sleep punch. His target | was Mack’'s jaw, which is reputed |to be of the texture of glass. It would have to be made of cast iron to have withstood the smash it finally received last evening. Never Looked Better Murphy never looked better. He showed great improvement over _ | previous appearances. Mack displayed skill and game- ness, He carries a punch preg- nant with danger. He unloosened it several times, but it either fell By BILLE DE BECK shot | - WORKED | ALL RIGHT - LET ME DOWN HERE - JERRY: i OLD PAL- | | clusion ,they manifested their satis- | faction with yells and cheers. | Eye and Knee Discolored | In spite of all the exacting rules, one of McClure’s eyes was badly | discolored and one of his knees |had been wrenchad until it was black and blue and bore abrasions that would indicate it had been chewed. Of course, it hadn't been. All in all, this wrestling racket seems to be a parlor trick that the Legion might well encourage by in- cluding it in future smokers. Last night's match was no hippo- drome. Each grappler worked hard | over the other for a fall. | The mattresses, used instead of a regulation mat, did not cover the entire floor of the ring. When the | athletes got off the mattresses and on the bare board floor, they were separated and were compelled to return upon the mattresses to take holds again. This fault can be OF CARDINALS CHAMPIONSHIP 'MATCHIS NOW COMES TOEND ASSURED THING Win Eight Straight Games‘Contracts Signed in Cleve- then Drop to Phil- lies, 2 to 1 land for Schmeling- Stribling Go PHILADELPHIA, Penn., May 12.| CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 12— —After winning ers, the Cardinals, of the year. game in on second. The Cards scored their one run in the third on a triple by Orsatti and a double by Frisch. GAMES MONDAY Pacific Coast League No games were played yesterday as the teams were traveling to open this afternoon on new schedules for the week. National League Pittsburgh 4; Brooklyn 2. St. Louis 1; Philadelphia 2. Other games postponed on ac- count of rain. American League Washington 14; Detroit 2. All account of rain, STANDING OF CLUBS. Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pct. eight straight games, the National League lead- | were beaten Monday by the Phillies, 2 to 1. Phil Collins was master of the| visitors and won his second game The Phillles won the | tween the city officials and officers the sixth inning when Klein's sixth home run of the sea- son wiped out the 1 to 0 lead and Mallon doubled to left with Arlett other games postponed on Staging of the heavyweight cham- pionship match between Max Schmeling and W. L. Young Strib- | ling in the new Cleveland Stadium on July 3 was assured last night with the signing of a contract be- of the Madison Square Garden, Corporation of Ohio, promoter of the match. The City Boxing Commission will get $5000 and the promoters will pay $20,000 for the use of the Stadium and split even with the city on concessions and receipts. Twenty thousand or more field seats will be built and these re- vert to the city after the bout. Boston 600 Chicago 579 Pittsburgh 478 Philadelphia 420 Brooklyn 348 Cincinnati . 111 Pct. New York ... 600 Philadelphia 588 Cleveland 545 Washington 522 Detroit .500 Chicago 450 Boston 450 St. Louis 333 LIS - v o ook oo ooy e 1/ The ground tumbling of Pete Ol- |Short or failed to land squarely.|avoided in the future by the use — 7 . IR R otbma o ol R »q | Until he was struck and went down , ©f a proper mat. Portland - 10 14 576 f T e . S B it e ua Too Careful of Left Oakland 17 15 53 |SLUGGING MATCH \#/ ALVIN The prelimina; r-round event |NOthing to choose between him| In the Nickinovich-Rodenberg | San Francisco ... 17 17 500 GOES TO BLITMAN: / 4 "between Billie Nickinovich and Wil- | 3nd his opponent, !boxing bout, the former boy showed | Sacramento .. 1717 500 3 I 1 338 ; lic Rodenberg presented two will-| The wrestling batch was for three 'a left of some consequence when- | Mission . m 17 500 JOE FIRPO LOSER T i T ?.9 [ @ !inz high school boys with some |FOunds of six minutes each. Hulk ever he could persuade himself to|Los Angeles 16 16 .500| PHILADELPHIA, Penn. May 12. # ¢ g o of the manly art. They | Weighed 153 pounds and McClure, use it. In the second round, he | Hollywood 17 18 486| —Harry Blitman of Philadelphia, ¥ o went to a draw © 777 |billed as former middleweight was jarred by a blow to the jaw |Seattle .14 20 412|won a decision over Young JO& o : - | Filipinos Not So Hot champion of the Uitned States and went to the floor. He was Nationa: League Firpo, of Penns Grove, New Jer- —\UNNERSITY OF WASHINGTON'S The special affair between Louis | NAVY, 150. Strangle holds, double- |in too much of a hurry o get up. Won Lost Pct.|sey, in a slugging ten round battle L GREAT CREW COACH Nabalias and Kid De Graccio, Fili- | fisted rabbit punches, twisting of He regained his feet, groggy at'St. Louls 14 4 .T78in the Arena here last night. HAS PUT TOGETHE=. pinos, was not so hot. Al‘lm‘lei it (toes and gouging of eyes were the 5 count. The ‘bell ended the New York . 6 700, Blitman weighed 135 pounds and NOTHER GREAT was difficult to understand wheth- | PATTed, Referee Harry Sperling an- | round before Rodenberg could cross | ——— - Firpo 137 pounds. : 4 i i g to put or nounced. Nobody would have bcen over another right. 1In the restdg . 4 o tumbling feat with a e e BOAT-Loar OF ling match. | ?Ware of the fact if he hadn’t said 'period, Nickinovich revived and| chair that will keep him in subsis- CARD PARTY TONIGHT » 7k on was a draw. . |S0. Anyway, there were enough |journeyed the rest of the route on leiiance If e wants to Gravel with|. THE LABI: GARD BARTY oF : HU5K|ED | a capacity crowd witness- | Muscle-wrenching and bone-crush- | even terms with his classmate. a circus. His prowess surprised | THE SEASON at Parish Hall fo- | Spectators loft the |Ing practices left unmolested by| Nabalias and De Gracelo would |y delignted the crowd. He passed | ight, 8.15 shars. Novelly Lunch et v heir -|the Tules to make of the pastime|have appeared to better advantage |y hat. Contributions were numer- | and prizes. Admission, 50 cents. ey | a severe test of strength and cour- | if they had been matched for three rous g —adv, 4 = 3 - - |age for participants and an excit- | instead of six rounds. Over a short ! . 3 T o} ‘JO“NNY-’ ng spectacle for spectators. distance they might have shown 4 "}) FS o Both Are aggressive some speed to reach a near goal. it GING i iy iy Ak S e For the first two rounds both |Over the longer road, they loitered FINAL I‘IQUIDA TION ! / p e e — ‘A‘f’zer n;,_. third round had progress- wrestlers alternated in aggressive | in the beginning to reserve strength . yr : — VETERAN SIROKE" ed a little more than half its al- |tActics. On occasion, as they hurled |for the end. i = TE *HUSKE | lotted time, Murphy crashed a right | €4ch other to the mat, they shook | Leg and Arm Weary S ALE e D oF : to the jaw, and the subsequent pro- | the jbuilding. In the third round,| In the last half both were leg ~ b crEW ceedings interested Mack no more, |HUIK, “the Terrlble Russ” pressed | and arm weary. They wrestled and a . AT o S SRR | Murphy, unmarked, then leaped |bard to gain advantage. But Mc- | scuffled, to the disgust of many —_— ho~ ———t~——<%r] |lightly from the ring, middleweight |Clure, tlh('\“flrl‘flrln‘& . able t:‘-"p;ct:tocr)sl- et e il . - e+ o titl er of o X squirm to safety when appeare: ete Olson doesn't ha J Th L d D S : — i ) 3 M — i h;i::lthriz ;.l:,(; 2::&;:2‘:: | s 1f he would be flattened on his | flipflops for a living. “I can starve e eaaer epartment tore p. 3 \CE z " isl 1k at Pt s | Both boxers entered the squared back. b9 deatit, i1 T want to hie remarked v ien $1.00. adv. 10 years. company for 61 years. | The weight of each was S pounnad b A (’:‘; $Hib bmaton. At 1t fon— and back somersaults, and per- \____ 4 B : i - L 0 A AR A SUPREME BOX- ED CANDY In 1s, 2s, 3s and 5-pound fancy wrapped boxes. HAAS' Extrasensational bargains from alldepartments MEN'S HATS——$1.50 Athletic Style B Nationally Known Brands M E N, S U N D E R W E A R GIFT NOVELTIES MEN’S SHIRTS—AIl wool, size 15 to 17V, - s : ARTIFICIAL PLANTS —regular $2.50 value cut to $1.75 Sale One wce Suits Many Colors - MEN'S PART WOOL UNDERWEAR— Ends ’ Light weight, regular $3.00—Cut to $1.95 DRESSES A snappy, up-to-the-min- ute assortment of the new CHILDREN’S COATS A new assortment just in — look them over, our prices cannot be duplicated SHANTUNG SILKS. They come in plain colors and prints and are guar- e e e A e A A < g in Juneau. MEN’S FANCY DRESS HOSE—Special teed seasable. Saturdavy s R Sale Pri 3 i bor 6O dents Y(})lu wuu]dfexptehct to pay v § Sale Price— air for cen much more for these gar- § L 4 A ments and our price for Ni ht CUPS AND SAUCERS = f MEN'S RAYON SHIRTS — Pink and this SALE is g In Blue Japanese wear = Peach—Regular $1.00—Cut to 3.00 or Two for (: ::::'s—sr sn:c.ers | 60 CENTS §5.95 May pheabvary Prise ;.. . = 3 2 Also a beautiful array of 2egardless of the style of underwear you may want = * £ BIB OVERALLS—Regular price, $1.50, plain crepes and print)s 16th )’(;l‘; ‘\rvillu;ir?d it Ling guer 0melrlxr’ls etxi:,;);rtment. Just at = = NOW—$1.10 priced for this Sale at the time when you really want it most we are CAMP BLANKETS = } = $6.95 and u making it possible for yoa to dbuy youlr s;mmer's These Hitbils &t g i g s at 1 ices. W i ing. 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