The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 23, 1932, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MAY 23, 1932 MOTHER 13 VERY ANGRY AV YOU FOR THE WAY YOU ACTED AT LORD TUMBLE- BERRYS PARTY LAST BHED BE ANGRY NO MATTER WHAT 1 DID- YOU DISGRACED uUS LAST NIGHT: YOU MADE A PERFECT FOOL OF YOURSELF WELL 'M GLAD YOU ADMIT I'VE OONE SOME- By GEORGE McMANUS WE'LL NEVER BE \NVITEC ARE HOPELESS.1TS A PITY You CAN'T BE CULTURED LIKE ME \ WAS A SiLLY CHILD TO MARRY | ~ou Features Syndicate. In DAILY SPORTS CARTOON ~ —ByPap : w“ “IS BE // fie> SETTNG THE PACE FOR THE NATIONAL LEAGULE SLUGGERS 1] (BAT HAS BEEN /4 ST Louis CARDINALS OUTFIELDER., HAS BEEN GONG SREAT GUNS THIS SPRING "HERE IS ONE' OF THE FASTEST MEN N THE MAJORS A% Richts Resarved hv The Assoclated Press brings them up for a new get- |a-way. | Another tussle, into the ropes, by the hair, but all he gets is a kicking, dancing, butting, a bit for laugh from the fans. Some dandy | - TAKES 2 FALLS, " WRESTLING 60 Juneau Fans Are Shown How it Is Done—Jack Ryan on Short End A hank of hair, after the fashion osof a forelock, afforded a most 5 ctory handful, and a vul- nerable spot way down in the mid- dle of the back, which when ag y gouged by Roy Ander- E thumb brought par- oxysms of either pain or giggl (it was impossible to determi #hich), apparently cost Irish Jack Ryan his “rassling” match with [{p Roy Anderson at the A. B. Hall Saturday night. ¢ Eddie Dolan and Miles Murphy ended their six round middleweight boxing event with a draw, and Lewis Mabalis and Billy Jack, in the 135-pound division, mutually punched their way to the same iand on the new start, Ryan evi | dently decides he doesn't like Roy's !fighting face and slaps it right ! smartly, Roy comes back with a swell open hand, but that long hank of hair in the way of a forelock is a shield for Ryan, |and you couldn't hear the crack any more than a block away. A mild tweaking of ears and noses ended in a snarl on the mat with Ryan methodically choking Roy, | with Roy's own arm. A well-aimed ikick by Roy to Irish Jack's head! ]rixed that up and Roy lands sitting on Ryan's chest, not calmly, but |like a determined broncho buster, holding on to anything handy, the forelock for instance. They're both | {kicking, and Referee Gray is dodg- g expertly, watching Ryan’s burly | shoulders meet the mat under An-| derson’s weight, and arm and leg! holds Time for first fall 13 min-| ,‘u-'.es. They retire to the dressing rooms der perhaps. Anyway they come | iback looking more ferocious. | 2nd Stanza | Ryan comes back with a new \marcel, but in a grapple or two ‘maL forelock which may be a good | |eye screen, proves a swell handle of an addagio with Roy as the |danseuse, a couple of sommersalts, turns and Mr. Ryan is flat on his back, and the victor is groggily swinging at everybody including Dr. Pigg who hopped into the ring with the best of intentions, and so end- ed the “rassling” match. EQUIPOISE WINS 4 STRAIGHT RACES NEW YORK, May 23.—Equipoise won his fourth consecutive race cff the season Saturday, defeating Sun Meadow and Mate at Bel- mont Park. CARIDEO TO BE MISSOURI COACH COLUMBIA, Mo, May 23. Frank Carideo, All-American foot- for 8 minutes and get mad- pa)] star, under Knute Rockne, has | been named head football coach of the University of Missouri. In-Di-Lax Stomach Tablets It is remarkable how most cases of ulcerated stomach, acidoisis, dis- kind of a decision from Judges for Anderson who is soon swing- |iress after eating, heartburn, stom- Karl Theile and E. C. Adams. |ing on it. An exchange of moisy ach pains, sour stomach, constipa- # Tt took a total of 43 minutes gans by way of overture, growls,|tion, etc., respond to this highly for the grapplers Ryan and ‘An-|,n4 much making of very ugly§ethical prepa;ation‘ Tl?ey have derson to divide three falls, On faces a floor-shaking thud, and a |Prought unbelievable relief to thou- two for Anderson, one for Ryan‘ne..‘. hold by Ryan (the Greeks Sands, and are sold with a positive , and to reveal to a packed had a word for it) and Roy is 'guarantee of salisfaction., Our rep- of Juneau sport fans, the in- |gouging away with the thumb-in- yesentaglve will gladly give you an tricacies of the modern “rasslers” the.back. Roy bounces and jxgglesf‘m?"es"mg IN-DI-LAX booklet Bgcicuque; | nimself half into the laps of the Which tells how you may rid your- tring-slders. then up and its ring-{se_"_c’f your trouble without rigid They lock horns, or rather ears,!canter for another start. Ryan dieting, expense of operation or loss growl, sway, and wham! Ryan|puis Roy right in the miriff and|0f time from your work. For sale as somersalted himself over An-li, the encuing tangle, Roy starts | Y Butler Mauro Drug Co. —adv. erson's ‘head and they're both °"rthstmg his own foot by mistake, | the mat with Ryan executing a in* t 1 - head scissors; Roy kicks and j,g_fb“f thet didn’t last long A,SIe,r There will be a Stated Commun- et . " ies of now you're up and now I'm cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge Mon- S b of 44, whiels and throws y, and Ryan maneuvers into &{ay ‘evening, May 2§ Work In the Ryan; it looks bad for Ryan aid nammenigok that Tays Roy's shoul-izt® STOLEE: 0 B R e the Referee Gordon Gray is busy, RY- (ders in penfeot contact with the |y o r an heaves, twists and has ROV'S canvass J. W. LEIVERS, | ™ Secretary. Elapsed time for the 2nd| head locked in an arm and head!gion,, examlx:' 18" Another eight}ta‘?v' _ Secre hold, which is certainly & pain in'minutes of heavy thinking, another | o ly the neck to Ro;_, and then. . .. hair-comb for Ryan and they start | | Roy finds that little tender spot 3rd Stanza " sown in the small of Ryan's back | g 3 A ‘A very sketchy hand-chake, 2| | the Irish lad qu:‘.t.’rsj squirms, loos. grapple and Ryan grabs his own | g€ his grip. Roy is up, a sem PR forelock and pulls it out of Ryan's| ying tackle; they're down again.|lusty embrace. It's getting desper- | goll into the roj and the referee’ e Ryan attempts to grah Roy e T PHONES 83 OR 85 “The Store That Pleases” THE SANITARY GROCERY e i s e e e st s e e 1st Stanza - e ATTENTION MASONS POPULAR CAFE Specializing in Tamales, Chop | Suey, Chinese Noodles, Chili Con Carne SEWARD STREET I ATHLETICS WIN. OVER YANKS BY 470 2 SUNDAY Lefty {Grove Does Good Pitching—Three Home Runs Also Help NEW YORK, May 23.—Some of i rove’s best pitching aided including one s th of the sea- gave the Athletics a 4 to 2 victory over the Yankees before a crowd of 40,000 yesterday after- noon was the Athletics’ ecutive triumph. Grova outpitched Henry Small by a small margin. \ seventh | i | \ GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League ons 2, 3; Hollywood 5, 2. ) Sacramento 14, 7. rtland 5, 1; Oakland 0. 0. 0s Angeles 5, 5; San Francisco 2 0! Natlonal League iclphia 2, 5; Boston 4, 3. 0 3; Cincinnati 4. burgh §, 3; St. Louis 1, 5. 1, Brooklyn 2. American League Philadelphia 4; New York 2. Boston 1, Washington 7. St. Louis 4; Cleveland 2. Detroit 2, 7;. Chicago 3, 8. Juneau City League an Legion-Elks game post- 1 on account of rain. Makes three postponed games to be play- ed later. | Am 1o th PHILADELPHIA TAKES TWO GAMES FROM BOSTON; MANY HOME RUNS MADE PHILADELPHIA, Penn., May 23. The Athletics took two games from Boston last Saturday, the first game by a score of 18 to 8 and the sccond game by a score of {6 to 3. Jimmy Foxx hit his twelfth and thirteenth home runs. Webb, Williams and Jolley each made two home runs in the two games. GAMES SATURDAY Pacific Coast League Portland 4; Oakland 3. ons 8; Hollywood 6. ttle 0, Sacramento 2. Los Angeles 7; San Francisco 6. National League New York 12, 2; Brooklyn 5, 7. Chicago 5; Cincinnati 6. Philadelphia 5; Boston 6. Pittsbugh-St. Louis game post- poned on account of rain, American League St. Louis 8; Cleveland 7. Detroit 5; ‘Chicago 1. Washington 2, 0; New York 14, 8. | Boston 6, 3; Philadelphia 18, 6 | STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast ILeague Won Lost Pct 617 . 5m 542 531 458 510 429 347 . 29 .28 26 26 22 .. 25 .21 17 | Los Angeles Hollywood | San Francisco Portland Oakland Sacramento, Seattle Missions 18 21 22 23 26 24 28 32 Natlonal League ‘Won 22 Lost 12 11 17 18 16 Pet. 647 845 553 | Chicago Boston { Cincinnati Louis York [ Brooklyn Philadelphia E Pittsburgh 20 21 .16 12 ington | Philadelphia | Detroit |St. Louis | Cleveland | Chicago | Boston l Juneau City League | Won Lost 'Elks 1 Moose 1 2 2 American Legion ... 1 TO HIS HOME AGAIN: YOU WELL- ‘LL] ADMIT YOU ARE NC LONGER & | CHILD LORD TUMBLE BERRY 15 ON THE 'PHONE AND WISHES 4 TO KNOW IF MR- JIGGS Wikl JOIN HiM AT =16 CLUB FOR LUNCH! [ ? 4' well-known pitching muscles The results of this operative's research work around the home battlements of the Athletics failed | to substantiate any of the more | stantling reasons advanced by sev- [flma { | (EoMt { i MURPHY, DOLAN SO. GALIFORNIA 'FIGHT TO DRAW, ~ TRACK CHAMPS SCRAPPY BOUT %Nabalis andifi:k Go Live- ly Six Rounder with | Honors Even I | Miles Murphy, title-holder of |Alaska, and Eddie Dolan, milled |out quite a scrappy six rounds to| |the judge's decision of a draw| |at the A. B. Hall Saturday night, | | sponsored by the American chmn,.1 The first round opened with! Dolan shooting out an un-damag- | ing left. Murphy threw over a| right to the fact which hurt and | then two more to the fa , but backing Dolan into | the corner. Both started swinging | wide, missing, and the round ended with exchanging punches, and Mur- phy with a shade the better. opens with a swing, but is up and although Do- lan’s reach is proving an advant- age, Murphy backs him into the ropes, and stings him with some lefts and rights. Dolan retaliates with a left, that connects and the ends abbut even with a left by Dolan that misses. sparring around as the third opens, but no clinching, and the boys are actively boxing it out. 1 stout over-hand und ends, with slight edge for Dolan. Hay-Maker Landed Murphy rights and lefts three times and lands twice as opener for round four. Dolan lands a vight hay-meker that is damag- Murphy backs him into the aggresively boxing all the and it looks like Murphy's right, as perhaps a The fifth opens with both boys showing fatigue, and a bit. slow, but speeded up by some lively exchanges, and that powerful look- ing hay-maker of Dolan's misses again, but they punch it out with a shade in favor of Murphy. The final round opens fast with both 'boys apparently seeking a decision. Dolan again swings a heavy one but misses and groes chest first nito the ropes. A ser- les of stiff exchanges, a clinth and a break with round about even. Karl Theile and E. C. Adams were the judges. Billy Franks was the referee. Freddie Mack was n the corner for Murphy, and Dick Ferguson for Dolan. Lewis Mabalis and Billy Jack jabbed and punched through six lively rounds to a very popular draw decision. 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ROBINSON, Secretary. " JUNEAU SAMPLE SHOP The Little Store with the BIG VALUES Good Ad News TODAY! You save both time and money by first shopping in the columns of the Daily Empire, for there you may choose both the quality you desire and the price you want to pay. The columns in this paper are always crowded with advertisements of all the alert merchants in Juneau. eral of the boys for the early the American League has been some friction unqu g , among the A's but no more than might be expected jat time when things are not going S0 we No doubt a few shary have been exchanged on the 1 and in the clubhouse, but no s have develeped nor has it been necessary ffor Capt. Eddie Col- lins to quell incipient combat I was told that the celebrated Lefty Grove gave a play of ment in the game he lost e Boston Red Sox at Shibe ark, consisting of stompt und re, T disgust at a 3 Y top Dib Williams. ly the Red Sox landed up- eminent Grove with mu vehemence and hits rattled off his |delivery that could not be blamed [upon the ‘A's supponting cast | T was told not to be surprised |if (1) Rube 'Walberz should be |traded to the White Sox (2) Mick- ey Cochrane given a shot at in- field dut as an alternative to backstopping duty; and )3) Jimmy Foxx was shifted again to third, or perhaps, behind the bat, to give Oscar Roetger another chance lat first base. Of course it will take only short winning streak by the Mack men to quiet most of the rumo: of shgkeups and talk of dissensio: |The volunteers always are out in full force whenever anything goes wrong in the world of sport. , THAT OLE DABBLE CLIMATE | “Here's an angle many of the a boys have overlooked in regard to | | the Athletics,” one observer told | me. ! “They were in no too good con- dition after the training season in the south and then, without any stopovers, the club hopped right from warm weat®F to the chilly spring at Philadelphia his had the effect of freezing the of and Walberg. Earnshaw was also short of his best condl tion, as he showed from the very start. “These three still have the stuff win regularly and will do so soon as their arms get thor- joughly thawed out and they are in good general shape. | ‘The same condition ap; Al Simmons, whose all-around |ting so far has not been any |near the usual pace. | :thv boys' muscles, especially to CAREY SCRATCHES DEAD \‘ ‘The results have been a little baffling so (far,” admitted Max arey, the Brooklyn pilot, as he talked over the National League situation on the way back from Philadelphia, and a 13 inning heart breaking defeat by the Phillies. “Cur club hasn't had any of the aks. The Ilos: Missonette, bably for the season, and in= ies to men like ODoul and n, upset our organization. Still we haven't been alone in gotting off to an unhappy start. Other clubs may seem luckier to us now, but it will just about up in the long run of the on. 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