The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 11, 1932, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA E VIP]RE THURSDAY AUGUST 11, 1932. BRINGING UP FATHER ~ By GEORGE McMANU { S TLL SHOwW HER WHO 16 THE | | BOSS AROUND THIS R —— STORE OPEN Y'VE SPOKEN-YOURE NOY GOIN' OUT TO-NIGHT VLL GO IN AN TELL YOUR BOY FRIEND TO BE ON HIS WAY OR L THROW HIM STAY.WELL- J SEE THAT YOUL GIT UNTIL HOME EARLY- J 8 P. M. WELL. DADDY? A CALIFORNIA GROCERY DUDGERS PLAY I]EMPSEY FAILS Fre;h Fruilfls and 22 INNINGS TO TO KNOCK 0UT iy " | WIN OVER REDS CHET SHANDEL : o Cmcmnatl Loses Double-San Francisco Man Floored| Une of the Exatlng F lmshes of a Blg E vvnt at the Olym pmds ‘ header to Brooklyn— | Five Times But | ee< Syndicate. Inc., G O'Doul Helps Still Fights | BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. 11— SEATTLE, Aus‘ 11.—Jack Demp- lThe Breoklyn Dodgers battled Cin-|sey bounc Chet, Shandel, of cinnaii for 22 innings yesterday!San Francisco, to the floor ive | but, finally came through to win|times ir a four round exhibition .two games, 6-1 and 10-9. bout here last night, but failed| | The second game was a long|to knock him out. 1 cne, ing 13 innings. Dempsey weighed 202 pounds Fraak O'Doul, the Big Dodger|and Shandel weighed 213% pounds.| thr got two home runs in the The bout was a resumption of first game and scoring the win- the comeback trail by which Demp- ning run in the second game. sey says will lead to a match with | s Jack Sharkey, at present world | GAMES WEDNESDAY champion. Dempsey was over his WE EXTEND A )| Pacific Coast League former weight \ PERSONAL COLLECTION Los Angeles 1; Oakland 7. = SERVICE TO ALL Portland 4; San Francisco 7 W Missicns 6; Sacramento 4. at Duke WUniversity with an en- o pe Seattie 3; Hollywood 1. rollment of 118 set a record for P(lCl,flC C()ast Coll()ctors | Natwnal League coaching schools in the south- ! 3 Cincinnati 1, 9; Brooklyn 6, 10. |east 420 Goldstein Bldg. Phone 554 Pitisburgh 5, 2; Boston 2, 3. P St. Louis 11; Philadelphia 5. The [ || gam: went 11 innings. —_— — | American League New York 7; St. Louis 6. o 2: ASiar '6.' : “Tomorrow’s Styles ALASKA MEAT CO i o Today” | QUALITY AND SERVICE TO YOUR LIKING S'I‘ANDINE (—;F CLUBS | Meadowbrook Butter Austin Fresh Tamales . Pacie voast League | PHONE 39 Deliveries—10:30, 2:30, 4:29 Won Lost Pct. 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Tolan is seen in the foreground | washington 61 49 5% 3 | s A blazing across the finish line. Close behind and seen breaking the t ape, is Ralph Metcalfe, Marquette University, who nabbed second posi- | Detroit 57 49 538 Juneaw’s Own Store VI N Gs ACCOUNT ticn. Arthur Jenah of Gernllny is tkird, and Simpson, Ohio State, flash, is fourth. Others trailed. | 8t.: Louis . 48 60 444 % e et ST T e e S e e 5 Alogle & o Al Let your money earn interest for i TWO_BASS LANDED i;zsn;“zn;;‘:"m‘::: s e s among. v 1« NEW STADIUM == i PR XL g el K * ON YOUNGSTER’S CAST after making the unusual double has more than 40 acres “PERFECT’ FOR POLO: | CROSSETT SHOES * bank where it will be safe and R R Rty T ! y ready when you need it. Make —Twi R Gt T After leading all United Ste 'e: “ | NEW MOUNT lDEAL §5.00 UP FOR MEN A R WARSAW, Ind, Aug. 11.—Two 2 1 SEWARD STREET regular de its kee; our pass were landed in one cast by|TRY FAMILY FARM PROJECT |collegss in numbers of athletes on [ 4 ’ | gu. 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