The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1932, Page 5

THF DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY FEB 15, BRINGING UP FATHER HELLO! WHO 'S THIS? WHAT? | CANT HEAR A HOLD THE WIRE JUST A MINUTE - Bv GEOR — PARDON ME- BUT LET ME HAVE THAT SPOON FOR A = DAILY SPORTS CAR TOON —By Pap THAT WON THE NATIONAL LEAGUE CHIC_» JIAFEY -THE CARDINALS i SLUGGER. IS THE" ONLY BIG LEAGULER. TO WIN TUE BATTING CROWN WITH THE- HELP OF GLASSES BATTING CROowWAN FOR CHiIcK— L7 CHICKk REALLY NEEDS A MICROSCOPE TO SEE HIS MARGIN OF VICTORY | | | | l . | “Baseball won,” writes Lillard|Angeles to Jacksonville, Seattle w] (Mike) MoGee, sports editor of the | Boston, New Orleans to Minneapo- | ka Capital, in noting the te-, is, but we heard from tth “by- oI our sports poll, “and Wwe | ways,” too, if Tucson, Waterloo, e it won for the great pari | Davenport, Lansing, Oklahoma City | use the poll was conducted | Pueblo, Nashville, Syracuse, Austin, ng newspaper me in the larger | and san Diego_don't mind helping towns. us out temporarily. | “The over thew The trouble is, of course, '.her'-1 United States in spite of their hard |aren’t many “byways” left in these | exteriors are a bunch of sentimen- |days of ballyhoo ahd radio. The | talists. For years they have been |folks from Topeka when they hit | pumping the public full of BB.SC~“Lhe Big Townare just as much in-, the grand old game—the great terested in going up to the Yankee | can sport, and they have | | Stadium observe the eminent n so they believe it them-|Mr. Ruth as they are to see what ves, Broadway does after midnight. “We have a sheaking suspicion sports editors Am WASHINGTON U DEFEATS FIVE FROM IDAHl] U Hopes of Huskles for Championship Are Much Brighter SEATTLE, Feb. 15.—The cham- pionship hopes of the University of Washington basketball team for the Northern Division of the Pa- |cific Coast Conference became ex- ceedingly bright here Saturday night when the Huskies conquered { the University of Idaho, 47 to 34. Oregon’s two game sweep over Washington State with Washing- g 932. GE McMANU S NOW 1 KIN i 15—Although | HEAR You - . sacker for the d with a ¢ THISNS MR 361 batting average he has been on the block all w with no takers, Moreover, he f season for his po. up. | The reason is not in Eddie’s bat- | ting—he led the league for a OLYMPIG 1GE - EVENTS END; L S IN LEAD SCENT MONEY IN TRAINING i LAKE PLACID, N, Y., Feb. 15.— ‘The Olympic games came cificially 40 an end last Saturday night with Canada winning a bitter final day 1 fight |from the hockey ohampionship United States, runner up. o Several cvents are to be run Q - . Seven of Eight Clubs injyet, including the four man bob- sled fcature which has been post- Circuit Are Bunched Around Two Cities SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 15.—When | Ihc Pacific Coast league training son opens around March 1,1 en of the eight teams in the| Nor circuit will be bunched around San |Car poned on account of lack of snow. ‘The rules allow a twenty-four hour leewa; holding postponed events after the cfficial clos The United States cfiicial leads in un- ring with 88 points. is second with 77 points, third with 49 points, Swe- F.ancisco and Los Angeles in or-|den fourth with 28 and Finland der to “clean up” with exhibition | fifth 25. Finland's points} |greatly increased last Saturday | jwhen Veli Saarinen and Vaino Li- Semtl: fell in line this year by Jecting Santa Cruz under a three ikkanen won the first and second | ear contract for its training and,Cross country ski race . baking grounds. The Indians have| Billy Fishe, < AUNRIRE living wandered all over California for|abroad, successfully defended the ng maneuvers since m,lfan -man_bobsled Olympic cham- ning the Pacific Coast league m‘womhlv Sunday, the elapsed time 919, {be nig for the two heats seven min- | » o 4 The baseball training season for- } Hibh $5 and sixty-oight ane-bun i i s saconds. His nearest com- merely was a period of seclusion, m)l: ot “d‘ Humb‘:rmr with | practice and coaching for | P s e : 3, o e 3 d time of seven minutes fifty | rs. But it is not now z and seven tenths onds. eeo— OREGON BEATS | | Of the eight clubs, Cakland will | be the only team to travel away| from the populated centers where good money awaits exhibition con- | The Acorns will train inland z\t Fresno, where they will have a i S ey - WASH. STATERS Th“ San Francisco Seals ‘mll) EUGENE, Ore., Feb. 15.—Per- practice at Monterey, just across (ormflng the unexpected, the Uni-| the bay from Seattle’s camp; Sac- | versity of Oregon defeated the ramento will divide its time be- Washington State Cougars 24 to 21 tween Sacramento and BOYes'|;, , pacific Coast Conference game Spring; Portland goes to San Jos re Saturday night. and the San Francisco Missions to Oregon also defeated the Staters Woodland. Angeles will work at hemeon y Field, and the Hollywood Stars will drop down to San Diego with week ends in TLos Angeles| whenever possible. CRABS WIN 2 | | {here Friday night. RECREATION BOWLING ALLEYS PUT IN SHAPE The Recreation Bowling Alleys on | Lower Front Street have been re- ~urfmed and placed in excellent ronditlon and play will begin to- \night. The alleys have been closed during the renovation and it is ex- |pected both will be largely patron- | ized tonight. The public is cor- With the skippers of both teams |dially invited to the alleys at any off to the wars” in Ketchikan |iime, and three other bowlers mlssinl;vg from the lineups, Saturday night's GRADE CINCHES HOOP TITLE FROM ST. ANN’S tch on the Elks' club alleys be- In defeating the St. Ann Paro- tween the Crabs and Shrimps chial School basketball team in the proved a rather quiet affair. The Crabs took two out of threc St. Ann School gymnasium Satur- |day afternoon by a score of 12 to es from the first half winners. denrle—*sc snagged scoring honor. with high mark for single game, 209, and high average, 186. | of bulh (Iu (of the season and finished high [among th esluggers—but in his P fielding. I | Morgan got off on the wrong / | foot with the fans last season when he adopted holdout tactics. ‘Al- though he began hitting at a tre- ‘/A/Z {mendous pace once he got back in- (to the harness, he never was able - |to regain completely his favor with \the fans who were quick to point With the hot stove league session on, Manager Roger Peckinpaugh pointed out that his team lost 24 games because of faulty plays around three positions in the in- field, including first base. | The number of games trans- ferred from the losing to the win- jcolumn would have lifted the In- |dians from fourth berth to close behind the Athletics. So Peckinpaugh started of dickers, involving talk gan for Ralph Kress of the St. Louis Browns; Morgan for Joe Boley of the Athletics; Morgan to the White Sox; Morgan to the Senators, and so forth. But no one wanted Morgan bad enough. Eddie will be back with the In- dians, with his playing position in doubt. A recruit by the name cf Bruce Conatser, like Morgan an alumnus of the New Orleans Pelicans, is scheduled to give Eddie a battle | for the perch on first sack. Conatser, brcught o Cleveland late last season, played a dozen nice games at first base. The only question is whether he can hit big league pitehing. a ser! Whatever else 1932 may bri If he beats Morgan out, the lat- going to be a bus ter will be put to it to beat Vos- Sokolis, Jr. ( iniaiy aptain | ik, Barl Averill or Dick Porer wrestling and football |out of @ job in the outer garden. teams at the Univers This trio composed one of ‘the sylvania for the next 5 classiest outfields in the league last has been a varsity mcklo for the | year. last two yea nce he graduated | Originally an outfielder, Morgan saved more than 200 persons from | V&S @ssigned him. When it became apparent he was not a first base- his outfield job had be drowning during his six years as| a lifeguard at Wildwood, N. J.|man, iwwed up by the above combina- | FATHER KILLS THREE OF HIS SIX CHILDREN [Usés Barahet 1o Take Lives —Three Others Criti- cally Hacked CHARLESTON, West Virginia, Feb. 15.—Bolton E. White, aged 46 years, an unemployed automobile salesman, hacked three of his six children to death with a hatchet, critically injured the three other children and then killed himself with a shotgun Sunday. 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One of your burgh in 1925. e ok Fred 'of Omaha,| Sentiment was not dead at Bev- |Douglas, timer. his head over the left ear. shades of fine texture. Durable, rich neighbors, ‘Ware erly last fall when Francis Ouimet, | HAVE THE FINEST HIDES U C. L A. HVE | R e 7068 POl Ml more than 20| 'y Nebraska, remarked: “The inter- est hereabouts is nlmos:, entirely in the major leagues. I wonder how many folks in| Kansas tuned in on their radios| around world’s series time? Don't . -cold but face forward in his | Cases, Picture Frames, Collar Cases, two junior Indian teams will take . | you still print sotries about Babe stone Sralis Sutoated Goutharti Oalitlor- | i i ou|last fight, or when Albie Booth |Military Sets, Brushes. ge the floor. z‘;‘nfz :”g Pfip‘;‘”m‘:’nm? s yhr played his last football game for nia Saturday night at basketball ; THEO. S. PEDERSON | wha i i | sport is in Kansas. As for the “highways,” our poll covered them pretty well, from Los championship with his. fists. Why? stamping around on the mound in the sawdust and rain at Pitts- the courageous veteran, outlasted the youths of amateur goM. Nor would we be truthful if we didn't admit to a quickening of the pulse | when Jimmy Wilde went down, The time required by a ship to BULLS That's what we order in Leather Goods for men and women. Billfolds, Letter Cases, Key Kases, Purses, Bags, Cigarette Cases, Cigar Yale against Harvard. ———.o—— {01d papers for sale at The Empire Your name engraved in gold free. THE NUGGET SHOP adv. PHONES 83 OR 85 “The Store That Pleases” THE SANITARY GROCERY | Grade—Roy Smith, left forward, | Smith, right guard, 2. | Officials — Walter- Scott, referee; | Robert. /Turner, scorer; Robert BEATS so- CAL BASKETBALL TONIGHT The A. N. B. basketball team | from Hoonah will play the Juneau 842 718 789 2418 AT BASKETBALL |A. N.'B, quintet this evening at A. ELLISES MAKE TRIP TO SEATTLE WITH DAUGHTER *Average: Did not bowl. LOS ANGELEB Cal., Feb. 15—/ The University of " Lo\\N B. Hall. As a curtain raiser, by a score of 26 to 24. STANFORD LOSES TO CALIFORNIA 51 and Mrs. Clyde R. Ellis OAKLAND, Cal, ¥ mu—'rheue on the steamer Vic- University of California hoopsters toria. Mr, Ellis, formerly a law defeated Stanford Saturday nigh!|partner of Representative Frank H. 33 to 18. Foster, is now Assistant United Enroute to Seattle to consult speellum about their little daugh- Shots Fired, Oakland Sunday by a small bore rifle bullet and died in a hospital an hour later. A .22 calibre bullet entered reports of random shots fired at| automobiles and through windows| of homes in Oakland have been| made during the last two months. | ALASKA HOME DECORATOR Long life and lasting good appearance. Supplies the need for light-proof window in finish and uniform in quality and color. = Estimates Furnished Free General Painting Contractor Shop Phone 354 Res. Phone 402 Shop at Third and Seward N R 3 S TG States Attorney for the Third DIi- Old papers a. e Empire. 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