The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 27, 1932, Page 5

F'RIDAY MAY 27, 1932 By GEORGE McMANUS \WALKER EDGES DONT STAND THERE LIKE A FOOL- SEND FOR A DOCTOR- [CANT YOU Ses SHE HAS FAINTED - THE MAID MAY BE MISTAKEN MISTAKEN IDENTITY: MAYBE BUT DONT ARGUE WITH ME- WHERES THE DOCTOR? HELL BE HERE ANY MINOTE HE SAID HE ( { ' TOLD You HE WLUZ A FAKER - DIDNT| - MAGGIE? | THERES THE DOOR- BELL: ) KIN TELL 1T9 THE DOCTOR BY THE EXPENSIE WAY HE PUSHES THE BELL - WUZ 1N THE MIODLE OF AN OPERATION BUT WouLD LEAVE IT- THAT MAN WAS NO DUKE:- HE WAS A PLUMBER WHEN | L MARRIED HIM. WE WERE OIVORCED TWO YEARS g DA ILY SPORTS CARTOON CHARCEY CABOT. OF NEW HAVEN ,ConM. = WON THE ALBANY -NEW YORIC- OUTBOARD MOTOR MARATHOMN BY A MARGIN —By Pap CRAWFORD IS 'GIANTS IN 12 Q;C uccinello Scored by Lo- {the win: BEST NETMAN =:. .. when BUFFERING CATS- IT'S SADIE ? HAROLD: MY SECOND HMUSBAND ~ SPECIAL! HATS in LARGE HEAD SIZES! | OUT WIN OVER | UZCUDUN IN G[l NEW YORK, May 27—M\Cke’v | Walker, former welter and middle- | | welght champion, barely edged ou” 1 decision last night in a gory| en round battle with Paulino Uze- | udun, Spanish heavyweight before |a slim crowd. in | Th were no knockdowns, | A Walker weighed 170 pounds and | Wbt | |Uzcudun weighed 197 pounds. | Blacks Blues Browns Ball Player Struck | By Lightning, Killed ! DOUGERS BEAT [TOMMY PAUL """ T R il killed by lightning as he was Tans returning the ball from right field to the infield in a night | game here last night. | eral others were shocked | JUNEA l] T IR Sample Shop Across from Harris Hardware IS CHAMPION INNING GAME|Recoenized as Feather weight Titleholder— Defeats Johnny Pena 'DAVIS CUP DUEL ; pez, but Latter Bat- ON AGAIN TODAY ted Out of Turn DETROIT, Mich.,, May 27— Commy Paul, of Buffalo, won the | Jational Boxing Association recog- NEW YORK, May 27—The Da- ition as featherweight champion 5 Cup scene shifts to Philndclphiflf y outpointing Johnny Pena, of today with the United States and Tew York, in a 15-round fight'A rivals of old, paired in ere last night. Paul weighed | rth American zone finals. — Afte 1y what might have bee: ing run in the sixth inning was discovered Lopez bat. Goodyear QF ONE SECOAP [/ | just after he hac | 7unds and Pena tipped the sc Both registered clean-sweep vic- ™ , ~HIS TIME OF ZHRS. 56 MIN.3OSEC. i |singled Cuceinello home, the Dodg | * 120% pounds. s I A O Tzres ¢ CLIPPED ALMOST 14 MIN. T S M United! o eI aani [inating Mexico, 5-0, and Australia | Full Stock of AUTOMOBILE OFF THE ennis tdr eets United yesterday afternoon to defeat th | 014 papers for sate at Fmplro lis g of ‘Ouble by" 'the sanje CCESSORIES RECORD | S Ph 1 |Giants 3 to 2. $rice, | disposing of tba by the A S | tates n Philadel- Frank ODoul and George Kellyg — g 2ol it e HE % e e TUNS ing the The finals will open a hila- AVERAGED phla TO(]a}’ fpree home “thix g the Py s I a % |delphia today with tw> singles Jlln(’(lu <5< HAVANA, M_Ai;; Jack C) GAMES THURSDAY l JUNEAU SAMPLE | matches, a double tomorrow and Hours | PO AT VK. DleGIS skifis ; 3 p the final two singles matches on M s A0 HE i ey, 1 vk, Ehe Pacific Coast League | SHOF [z tiom) swo B otors tralia’s Davis Cup team believes| Missions 4; San Francisco 5. The Little Store with the | ° i > = BIG VALUES | —_———— Authorized Ford Agency that Jack Crawford, Australia’s| Sacramento 2; P nd 6. e ‘ Daily Empire Want Ads Fay - number one star could take Nor-[ Oakland 0; Seattle 3, o. % - —e " o man Brookes, G. R. Patterson, or| Hollywood 9; Los Angeles 7. | any other of that continent’s ten- National League nis greats and, at their palmiest,| Boston 13; Philadelphia 17. thrash them sound Pittsburgh 3; Cincinnati 2. Cleminger rates Crawford —| Brooklyn 3; New York 2 . blond, strapping six-footer, with ~ American League [ worlds of power in his shoulders| Chicago 2, 1; Detroit 11. 1. Sec-| and forearm—one of the present|ong game called in sixth inning on| great players, account of rain. ! . undeniably the man the New York 5; Washington 0. United States will have to beat| Philadelphia 7; Boston 1 ;[ ¢ z in Davis Cup play,” he said here.| ‘Cleveland-St. Louis, postponed on | e r T : l“And hell take lots of beating. |account of rain. lclcph()nc 403 CASH KING We Deliver | “His game is all 'round, has no e 3 i | weaknes He serves with ef- 5 i | PEUSEU S e rorlle:s ease, but Lhe ball comes STANDING OF CLUBS ! off the ground h a zip that ifi R ” 1 EGGS F ’ S l l 3 d 6‘; Wil iher Roy, plager. Pacific Coust League , F'resh dtandards, 5 dozen. ... ..00¢ i Called “15” Better Hollywood 31 21 506} et e e e *He's equally accurate off either|1os Angeles 29 21 .5sr‘ side, and there are very few fore-|portland 28 24 538 BUTTFR F > ’ C 2 d 55 |hand drives in the world to match | gan Francisco 21 24 629 4B, resn reamery, poun S.. c his. - And his overhead and volley- | sacramento 26 204w BOOGMIL S s SR S i i S e : HE BUILT HIs i s . rora | 02 land 24 21 4m v “Wilmer Allison - beat Crawfor : | s % & @{ RICE-HEAD GRAPEFRUIT Own 80 in five sets at Wimbledon in 1930.| issions 19 33 365 4= |But Crawford is now ‘15’ bett i FANCY DEL MONTE—No. 2 Cans —————— The blonde giant from iar-avlvay Natlonal League & |Australia in practice session, has Won Lost Pet.! 5 l 25 4 55 e e ke as -——————— | displayed uncanny ability to place |chicago ; 23 18 639! pOun( s C Cans, C FOOTBALL STILL GETS ’EM his shots and, in every department|poston . 2 13 620! e Cross country football jaunts for vETS AND PAPS of [h.e game, ‘kjms borne out Clem- | Cincinnati 21 20 B12 | l P intersectional combat will remain inger's estimation of uis Py St. Louis : 17 19 41y PEAS Early araen LEMON SOA P among our few profitable appear- | @ts most formidable feature, how- | pttshurgh 15 18 455 ing athletic enterprises. ever, in the team captain’s opin-|New York 14 18 438 DEL MONTE—NO 2 Cans REGULAR 10c BAR Stanford has agreed to play a| 2‘:]”' ésqhxsflctx:)sfin{} ;troklng of | Brooklyn 16 21 432 ST ey Wtshran | e ball o 0 IR AROUNOS Philadelphia 16 22 421 3 50 6 b 25 post-season game with Pitisburgh “He's on top of his apponent | Cans, C ars, c in the Pitt ber 26, and Stadium, next Novem- Cleminger comment- it should pack 'em In o ** continually,” Home Team letting him get set, |ed, “never {Legion Is American League | Won Lost Pet. | CORN . 3 This is @ nice home-coming ges- wn L 7 bt . 5 Y BEANS 'In'z:':» is a reason to believe that |ure for Pop Warner, too. The old Tl’llS hvemng K.eaton' 2:5 é;l;m:;;i ;:stj):lyh;]swzr fm“ N"‘Y‘ (Yon{ Zj’ o '735‘ NA V ) the major leagues before long Will |fox of the gridiron made his last Osborne to Pitch " Third Year 'of Play b o e DEL MONTE—N. 2 Cans be obliged to follow the lead of the | sastern stand on the ramparts of | s Is Orwwtopds tied your in| neosbiiiae e 5 pounds 250 big minors in effecting further re- |the steel city before going to Palo| Tne American Legion will be'Davis Cup play, as it i Harry S,";“,fi,‘s’ {7 a8 0 g Can 15C J trenchments, ,Alto. This will be the first time|yne «home team” in its game to- Hupman's, another member of the Cleveland 18 19 488 2 In a number of spots the spring (he has brought & team back (0 |night at the ity Park against the tcam. Cliff Sproule, the third|cnicago. ... W ow miE T a2 e Oy 1 zate receipts have exceeded expec- |Pitisburgh, although Pop_s Stanford {yMoose, This will be the second man, received his baptism of fire|poston 5 6 28 '116: PEARS SNO WDRIFT tations; in others the drop has Indians took a one-point victory e ik time this season the have tangled. two clubs in the contests with Cuba. been more pronounced. Bad wea- |from the Panthers in the 1928 Rose “Sproule and Hupman, t0o," ther has hit the eastern clubs es- Bowl game. In the first game, the Moo”e‘clemlnm“r said, “can rise to great | b 3 ; e , the Moos ger said, : Won Lost Pet. pecially hard. | stanford will play Pittsbureh|ayiopeq the Vets by an eight to heights. We've as good @ team|npoose B 0 3 cans 500 *|'¢ Prices are not likely to be re- lone week after its annual “big|one seors. If the Vets can even as any this year.” Elks 2 2 500! L) duced, generally but the tendencq game” with California. to trim payrolls and, where ad-| vantageous, to unload high-priced | TRAVEL ON CANDY player ivory, will increase. Even| Credit an Amsterdam chocolate | up their game score with the Paps | Victorious over Cuba without |today, the league percentages will ‘the loss of a match, Australia |- be split evenly three ways with meets the United States in the ’ “=iall three teams winning and los- North American zone final at Phil- v quite a few magnates are will- | manufacturer with an assist in ing two each. 1adc'phm today, tomorrow and Mon- ing to admit they did not wield| fmancmg the trip of 25 athletes Bob Geaton is expected to be day. the axe on salaries as vigorously |Hungary will send to the Olym-|on the mound for the Vets, and| |pies at Los Angeles. it’s Osborne’s turn on the mound It seems the Hungarians Werer,. the Paps. As usual the game ial Day TRACK COAST'S LOVE iworried over the exchange situa-|uoin start promptly at 6:30 p. m. NEAU FLORISTS, . The Pacific Coast league has felt | tion after the dgo;lemmenéo é”:- — e Store on Third Street. the pinch at the gate right from pended foreign dealings. e R he Ltar:. Oaklan owner broke tch came to thie rescue, put an! Dally Rapice Wans Ofs Jav - - —,,—— Home Grown Plants for Memor- Also Cut Flowers. JU- Phone 311. —adv. as they should have done. Juneau Beauty the bad news when he told his “Olympic chocolate” on the market| g — o e yers Ve ve to take|in Hungary, announced it would, | aranteed e T Pere, “55 'per |depostt 10 per cont of the gross|| SHEET METAL WORK Shoppe o salary cut of at least 25 per|deposit 10 pe : UMBING SYLVIA BRUMBERG {. cent or “gamble with fate” Some receipts in gulden in Amsterdam, Py } Specialising 10’ Permanant: and have already taken cuts and oth-!for the benefit of the magyar ath-| l GEO ALFORS J mFinger - o | ers were released to reduce ex- | letes. PHONE 564 es—] penses. 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