The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 20, 1931, Page 5

BRINGING UP l‘~\lllhl{ BY GOLLY! ) SURE i NEED A SHINE- <5} i © 1931, Int'l Feature Service, Inc., Great Britain rights reserved. DA ILY SPORTS CARTOON LAN GOULD~ ‘5%’6“‘“"-&5“ olf. It comes um} The size or the welght of the! RELEASED"” in \ ball doesn't make any difference to lletin from Secretary | me. Any ball go if I hit it on minor league base- ‘w*h» but I wish the golf associa- ball dealings: By Toledo—Carl Mays. By Rochester—George Sisler. By Hollywood—Henry Severeid. | By Los Angeles—Jess Petty. By Portland, Ore.—Hugh McQui! I- lan. By Eastern League Rube Marquard. | s to do and stand by the 0. Scouts Cramp Press Another menace to the | With a seating capa — Umpire | in its press box, the § | ball stadium finds accommoda- tions inadequate to care for work- “Paper” Buy, But Big | ing members -of the fourth estate The New York Giants have paid due to the number of scouts that a good price for Leonard Koenecke, 2PPIY for admission. There the hmauapo’h slugger, in an ef-| 25 Scouts occupying working seats | at the Stanford-Minnesota game. - - T T eSS of 225 nf ° and one or two others are rth the paper price of $75,000, but they represent considerable, in these days, for one “AA" class outfield. John McGraw has had a lot of bad luck with his outer defense since the old reliable combination of Meusel, Stengel and Young was broken up. Edd Roush was about through when he came back to the Giants. Mel Ott and Freddy Lindstrom were converted into outfielders by | force of circumstances. Rosenberg, Allen, Fullis and Leach all were in the scramble for | cutfield posts last season. Lindstrom may have to be pull- ed back into infield again if Hu hey Critz's arm does not re- by next spring, thereby crea- ther outfield problem for 1 manager. adv. Saturday Night, Elks' Hall. Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes at THE NEW PRICES Stable Golf Ball Every suit has powers might take a tip va( ball magnates and size of the ball for period to give the boys ho roam the fairways a chance to themselves with the been reduced t spring the third differ- in less than a year and a half will become official. The argument will start up afresh. Major league baseball, on the other hand, having altered its of- e, is satisfied to let the nd H. S. Graves The Clothing Man As one bm;eball official said to FHONES 83 OR 85 AH, MR- JIGGS! YOU DONT| [OM-SURE] N REMEMBER ME 1 USED ITS You- 7 S TO SING IN i OPERA-YOU ANID ~NOUR WIFE HAD JQ da THE ‘STA\AE BOX- ‘t)on would make up its mind what d foot-! 'day for the benefit of the Shrine | were | Coffman, DANCE THE RAILROAD WAY.: & THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY NOV 20, l93| SURE! | SUPPOSE YOU ARE SURPRISED TO SEE ME SHINING SHOES- THE _—By Pap NIPPON SKIERS GOMING TO U. S. | LAKE PLACID, N. Far-off Nippon NORTHUWESTERN'S GREAT OUNTER We have invested this amount of money in the A GREAT JOB OF KICKING d/\IN:;T oames IN A WING RAIN NOTR oo =73 CRIDDERS ARE SELECTED FOR SHRINE EVENT Outstandmg Football Sta Are to Clash on Jan- uary First ANC15CO, Cal., Nov. 20. -four outstanding fourteen Eastern unive SAN F! (have been listed by Coach An Kerr of Colgate University as pro: pects for the all-star Eastern team to play the a ‘Western t at Kesar Stadium on New Y Hospital for children. In a communication of William | director general of t every boat. of hundreds who e included on the g Eastern 4 assortment 1s Among listed is Albie Booth, Yale quarterback. Another star who Kerr states is the most talked of man in Eastern football is Barry Wood, Harvard's outstanding backfi The team that at the present small deposit. — Chalmers, New B Daugherty. buymg now. Tackk‘»fiNe\uon Syracuse; Con- | cannon, N. Y. University; Mac- kesey, Brown University; Sciebel, | Colgate. Ends—Orsi, Colgate; acuse; McNe: W. and J.; kickey, Da h Guards ckley, Princeto: Barres, Yale. Fullbacks—Wilson, W. and J.; Janis, Fordham. Quarterbacks Wood, Harvard; mouth. Halfbacks—Taylor, Yale; Mur- phy, Fordham; Hewitt, N. Y. Uni- ty; Hinkle, Bucknell; Armen- I Elbert, Sy . Booth, Morton, Yale; Dart- eleven far East- ern players and Dick Hanley, coach of Northwestern, will select eleven men from the Middle West to join with Kerr's selections to form the Eastern team —-——— Old papr:s at Tne Empire. “The Store That Pleases™ THE SANITARY GROCERY OO0 000000 A A VISIT our store .’ . By (,H)R( E McMANUS | REMEMBER YOUR SINGIN'- |y~ 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. We are equipped to render this service at a very small cost. We carry a complete stock of R & T RUST RE- MOVER, RUST PREVENTATIVE and anti-freeze solutions. 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