The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 10, 1934, Page 16

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, SEPT. 10, 1934. - : CALIFORNIA Pluncs “A la Jules Verne” GOLD MEDALS ey :ggfifh:??i : WE HAVE AN OVERSTOCK GIVEN BOOST & S e vy Man Proves to Be Splendid Arbiter, Just What Is Needed By PAUL LO3 ANGELES, the Navy D ton sent Liei worthy to Sunnyside in command of th it unknowi i When Jimmy Thomson of Long| Scientists, ex- | Beach won the midsummer Santa| ‘ ONSELECT VINTAGE mbers and ath- | Mcnica open golf tournament Jhere | ) their lives in the |he defeated among others, Willie| | public interest are now eligible for | Hunter, the man he caddied for| NI gold medals, thanks to Mussolini.|in the British amateur champion- | CAI‘IFORNIA Looking over an 80-year-old law | \hip back in’ 1921. erning the award of medals for | The story was revealed by the msed two private toll bridges in|course forward and backward. He| he discovered that no provis- | tathers of the two players, Jimmy its campaign to make every bridge | knew it so well that he brought on had ever been made for heroes | Thomsoh, Sr, and Harry Hunter. 3 of these followings. Forthwith he|two famous pro’s trom the British| | amended the regulation. | Isles, who | galleried during the| In a published expidnation he |tournament. \ called scientists “superior men who| The elder Thomson was profes-| ¥ cases sacrificed their lives | sional at Hoylake the year the | in the state a free public thor- Willie Hunter home a victor in S } i % & v t ———— oped, so he took his 3-year old 5 7 2 y; g fornia a grea ! t Commissicn son out of school to pack clubs for | Famous St. Claire Sherr ) dTh.c 51‘\.. ¢ state highway department |a young amateur from Deal. ( s } i Carolina recently pur-| Jimmy, Jr., knew the Hoylake good refere happens to be Renworthy of duty off the enviable, reputation as biter Came an epidemic of bad (l(‘i‘;-‘ sions in Soutk 1 ’l‘nr! commissioners atched their] heads about what to do when someone announced Kenworthy had returned. That was the answer, Kenworthy To The Rescue | So Kenworthy was selected to| work the third bout between MflXl(‘l Rosenbloom and Lee Ramage. It was a tough spot, for much argu- ment had prev d over the merits of demerits of Slapsie Maxie's use of the open The previous decisions had disputed Harry Martin, chairman of thej commission, asked Kenworthy to| RS talk to the two boxers before the| men to fight. There was qui crowd on hand for the discussion, including| on a previous tour buil ;h ideal of human prog- | 1mateur championship was held there. A shortage of caddies devel- oughfare. the tournament. ;000“0%’“““0’00“0“0“0“0“000“0““ ! 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I score on bl &-the, inten Planes carrying 10 passengers them; on blow the OP-| . 1 make ddily tripg morning and ponent’s clever defense; SSIVE- 1 atternoon eding commuters be- ness and good sportsmanship, tween their Tashionable homes Glen Cove and Port i on the shore of Long Island sound and -thelr offices in, | the financial center. | Landing in the East River, the| planes are towed on to the i.m*]).i Incenspicuous In Ring R “And about the open gloves. Both | 0" ¢ of you know a blow ick W closed fist is more damaging tr one hit with the glove open. We'll stick strictly by the book in scor- ing the fight. That's all.” No further questions were ;Mwl‘ and most fans and critics agreed.| Ramage deserved his victory. Kenwortl stayed out of the fight. He tapped the boxers light-| ly on the shoulders and t “broke”. He was scarcely noti able until time for the decision to ALLEN SHATTUCK i HARRY RACE, Druggis CANDIDATE FOR ‘ “THE SQUIBB STORE” TERRITORI Al i Phone 25 Free Prompt Delivery ? SENATOR which has outer edge sunk be- low the water line. Passengers quickly disembark into the wait- ing room, a only a few offices are b 0000900990900 0000000000000000000090000000044009000000000000000000000000040000¢ | tur | to be rendered. | scaplanes in deteriorates in sltorage An angler from Wink, Tex., pull- Marriage licenses issued in Rich- The naval officer was a W(‘l“‘l“jm,”“_ and at it is “digesting it " ed a 150-pound catfish out of the mond, Va., the first six months of weight boxer at La te Coll hin ¢ through a chemical called trypsin Pecos River—and had several wit- 1934 showed a 20 per cent gain before going to Annapolls, where is parking | that sets on the egg white. nesses. over the same period last year. DEMOCRATIC TICKET he was a mi ht boxer and| played end on the football teams of 1915 and 1916. — . 30 planes, Street, where the second r will be floated, is parking space for A resident of Juneau since 1898 o i Election Sept. 11th 9090009099000 0000 20 more. H e 5 Each of the ramps, constructed THE LAWN MOWER of steel, weigh 165 tons, measures MAY GET ASSIST |85 by 45 feet and cost $37,000. Be sides the turntables, they are FOR PHIL'S FEATS)cquippea with waiting rooms, fuel- | — ing stations and an awning prom-| NEW YCRK, Sept. 10—Bl Ter- enade , for sightseers. Funds for | 1y, whose Giants are skimming|the ramps were appropriated byt along toward another National|the temporary Ei gency Relict | League pennant, likes the way Phili Administration and furnished jobs | Weintraub swings his bat. for more than 300 iron workers. Terry would like to have Phil in| The idea is a pai of Mayor La the Giants' outfield every day for|Guardia's program to promote avi- hitting purposes. But Bill doesn't}ation in the ropolitan dis- like the way Phil tackles ground|trict. Later it is planned to oper- balls in the outfield. ate an aerial ferry service between Terry has spent his mornings|the ramps and F 1 Bennett field working with him, his &venings 4 wondering about him. Then he| A number of Long Island shore | made a decision. He had the|residents have lied for commu. groundskeeper roll the outfield and| tation tickets, which cost $350 a clip the grass in the Polo Grounds|s on, $150 a month or $4 for a center fleld especially close so that|single trip, Tweniy per cent of balls hit to Weintraub will roll|the gross receipts go to the city| smoothly. treasury. Of course, some of the more R facetious Gotham scribes suggested| Lake Junaluska, N. 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