The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 24, 1931, Page 5

THE DOCTOR SAYS IF 1 SMOKE " TLL WKILL THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 24, 1931. AN' IF MAGGIE CATCHES ME SMOKIN* SHE'LL © 1931, Int'l Feature Srvice, Inc., Great Britain rights reserved, Bv CEORCE McMANUS AN'IF | OON'T SMOKE SOON- DAILY SPORTS CARTOON All Rights Reserveq The Assoclated Press h ey and Carnera we actually going to fight. Secondly they didn't seem to care t place the boys didn’t he has only his size to help him. | e| The myth of Carnera’s invinci- bility is, of course, shattered, but --By Pap “Zmmeemay- | OVER MEXICAN SIS EARNING His Plyce AS THE GREATESS 47 /LsTi N TUANE S 45ty Y( ' HE VAULTED | 13T 5% L VuNIOR NATIONAL— 7iTLE - ANO ST D A NEW . Recorp | | and Pittsburgh comprised the big league of hockey in America. That | was ten years ago. Then New York |and other large cities got the bug | and began picking up the big stars of what was the old American | Hockey association. | “Eveleth, a tiny town of only | 7,500 population, was the first to | drop out. “When you realize that the popu- lace hereabouts was hockey mad be- | fore Broadway knew the difference er | the big fellow can “take ii” and | between a puck and a goalie, you WOLGAST WINS SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. 24— “Midget” Ad Wolgast, of Philadel- | phia, recognized in some states as |the world’s flyweight champion, won the decision from Chato Laredo,’ introduced as the Mexican fly- weight champion, at the end of ten rounds. Wolgast weighed 114% pounds and Laredo weighed 113 pounds. MAX CAREY TO MANAGEROBINS NEW YORK, Oct. 24.—Max Car- ey, former Pittsburgh center field- er and later coach for the Brook- lyn Robins, of the National Leagusz, Style Is Object Sought ison, Seattle school girl swimmer. will attempt to clean the record| | The announcement was made byI WINNER OVER 16 world free style records, and | wiped clean the slate of world short . . | Championship — De- free style records. Miss Madison needs the sanction of the A. A. U.|Brouillard captured the welter- Young Jackie Thompson. has been named manager of the will attempt to capture the other| g D | tiei 1 i Foahi B part in the national indoor cham-|ficials turned in an unanimous - bettered are for odd distas {unimpressive performance. GAMES FROM BRAVES; Ithe aggressor in every round. on the Elks Clud alleys, the Sena- Thompson complained of a low HOLLYWOOD STYLE SHOP Giants took two on the chin at the called a foul. by Miss H Madison| | y Miss Helene Madison book of all existing Americai. wom- during the coming winter. her coach, Ray Daughters. | J THGMP SUN L] with the national A. A. U. applying | and long course marks. cision Unanimous has been credited with 23 and has until they are official. weight championship here last night | o vos Brouillard gave Thompson such Robins for 1932 succeeding Wilbert |1 \P Scattle and other northwest hé s | plonships next spring. decision. ) Brouillard had the decisive edge | CARDS WHIP GIANTS | The bout drew 18,500 fans and | tors captured two out of three Iblow in the sixth round but the hands of the Cardinals. AU U. S. Marks for Free SEATTLE, Oct. 24—Helene Mad- | en's free style swimming marks Already credited with 12 of the| for the remaining four, Helene has|(C aptures Wel[erweight There are 51 accepted American bettered eight more and merely| BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 24 — Lou Daughters said his aquatic ace |Winning the 15-round decision over | Rotfhsoi cities this winter prior to taking|a terrific battering that the of- SENATORS TAKE Two The marks yet to be broken or{ Thompson put up a decidedly| of 12 of the 15 pounds and was In last night's tournament play (the gate amounted to $55,000. |games from the Braves, and the| referee would not allow it to be In the latter match Jim Barra- | o Henning tied for high ¢ ,, 591. Henning roll- ed the highest score of the eve-| ning, 230. | The Senators-Braves contest was | featured by the return to form of Martin Lavenik, who shot 212 and 211 in the last two games after starting off poorly, to register an |average of 191. Andrews, Sena- tor, and Duncan, Cardinal, deliv- ered their best marks of the sea- son, 211 and 213 respectively. There will be only one match| played tonight, the Tigers and the| Cubs meeting at 7:15 o'clock. Last night's games were: | Westinghouse MAZDA LAMPS BUY NOW HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES [T PSS S S e e e e R DY PREPARE YOUR AUTOMOBILE FOR WINTER DRIVING R & T RUST REMOVER will clean out all rust from the cooling system of your car and RUST PRE- VENTATIVE will stop rust from forming in your engine and radiator. 3 We are equipped to render this service at a very small cost. Without this service the cooling system is not go- ing to function properly during the winter. Conse- quently your car will use more gas and oil and the motor will not perform as efficiently when it is overheated. Before you prepare your car with anti-freeze solu- tion be sure and have the cooling system properly cleaned out. 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He was floored, cut and badly battered, but he was still shuffling | his big dogs around and still mak- ing feeble gestures at the finish. Rinkwork is a matter of training h Carnera. So far as possible, he members what he has been told, he routine laid down for . When something unexpected such as a crack on the t sends him to the floor, In | Thompson, Taffy Abel and Art :Somers is giving up its berths in the American Hockey association. “Lack of patronage is the rea- | son," writes Jay Vessels and he | adds: | “Minneapolis, St. Paul and Du- luth all are stepping out. The | final blow came recently when Gor- |don Hegardt, scion of a wealthy | Duluth family ,withdrew his sup- | port to the Duluth Hornets, several | time league champions. | “In the old days, Duluth, Minne- apolis, St. Paul, Eveleth, Cleveland Allen Shattuck, Inc. Established 1898 Juneau, Alaska teams had undefeated seasons in 1907, 1911, 1917, 1918, 1922, 1923 and 1930. 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