The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 2, 1932, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 2, 1932. : o RESERVE SEATS (Siribling \YANKEES COME [JDHNNY RISKO | - FOR LABORDAY . Will Mect GlOE T LOSE | WINS B0 WITH | "4 the Month RIGHE BILL ARE LESS Max Agaim yry SENATORS KING LEVINSKY !Former Champion and SPERRY’S PANCAKE FLOUR, 10-1b. | “ »w o . ! e \Fans May Be Disappointed, ~ Young FFIli);hter Mix | Crowder Nearly Shuts OutiCleveland Baker Keeps bagS e 55¢ as Number Is Reduced It in February Leaders—Record Made Chicago Man Off Bal- WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP, large bars, from 700 to 300 NEW YORK, Sept. 2—Arrange- by New York ance, 12 Rounds 7 Birs 2 5 e e 25¢ ments have practically been made —_— RN Unless ringside, fans hurry, they for Max Schmeling and Young| NEW YORK, Sept. 2. — Alvin| CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 2. — RICE—-Bes { are apt to find their choice sems'lsmbung to meet in Miami, Fla, Crowder pitched the Washington|Johnny Risko, veteran Cleveland t Head, 4 ,pounds for ... g 25¢ i for the American Legion's Labor during the last week in February,|Senators to a 6 to 2 victory over|baker, won a 12 round decision DA 3 i WE EXTEND A Day boxing bill all taken. This|Joe Jacobs announced here, add- [the New York Yankees yesterday|last night over King Levinsky, of CHILI BEANS, pound............. ... Sc ! PERSONAL COLLECTION was revealed today when it was|ing that both sides have agreed|afternoon and showed the leaders|Chicago. MARSHMALL et SERVICE TO ALL |learned that the Legion had cut|to the match. So apparently the nearest thing to a shutout| Risko weighed 196 pounds and MARSHMALLOWS—Fresh and DChClOUS» |its’ reserve section to 300 seats, u;v.here is no hope over averting|they have seen all season. Levinsky tipped the scales at 206 1-[)01111(1 cans 25¢ P L f' C C ll reduction from the usual 700 that|the consequences, and in the course| Crowder gave only two hits and |pounds. B e R e o - actric Loast Lollectors {have been handled by the box of time a very gripping encounter|did nol aliow a run until one was| Leovinsky was unable to cope COCOA—Good Grade. 1 1 4 20 : office presale for all past fights. |is bound to ensue. |out in the ninth. The Yanks then{with Risko's punching left which N P srade, l-pound cans....... c 420 Goldstein Bldg. Phone 554 The preliminary sale of reserve| Those who saw them fight fif-|cama through on Ruffling’s pinch|repeatedly pushed Levinsky off his | - t Sy o R : seats started early this week. Many |teen rounds in Cleveland for the|single giving them a record of 131 balance, fnd kept his dangerous seats have already been sold and |championship can hardly wait.[games without having been blank- |right swinging in the air. it is expected that sll of them |This time, they'll fight fifteen|ed. The Yanks' mark is only one S | will have been taken by Sun-|rounds for no reason at all, ex-|short of the Major League record| CROWLEY LOOKS FORWARD ‘(lay night. | cept that somebody has figured|set by the Boston Nationals and TO GAME WITH MICHIGAN | The Vets apparently have the | the gate will do $200,000. the Phillies in 1894 when each best card in many moons all lined | The match is contingent, on|went through a 130 game season| EAST LANSING, MICH., Sep:. up for Monday night. The mai chmeling emerging triumphant | withcut a shutout and two over [2—Already Coach James H. “Sleepy |event between Miles Murphy, titl:|from another gripping encounter |the Yanks own modern record. {Jim"” Crowley of the Michigan claiman?, and Jack Gordon, Bel-| with Mickey Malker this month. State college football squad is lingham challenger, for the mid- | Accciding to Mr. Jacobs, this 1s GAMES THURSDAY looking forward to the annualgame dleweight crown of Alaska, is|largely a formality. 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