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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-01
SEAL ARRIVES FROM 0sA
 ALASKA PENINSULA

The Alaska Game Commission patrol ship Seal, Capt. Roy Wheel CT, which has been on it's annual cruise of waters around the Alas ka Peninsula. arrived here today for an indefinite stay It will be used by Southeastern Alaska ward ems during the winter months while the Sea Otter is docked for repairs.
 Warden Homer Jewell, whose district comprises most of South western Alaska. came here on the Seal and will be attached to local Commission headquarters for some time. Enroute south from Cor dova the ship called at Yakutat
 Varied selection of Christmas cards at the Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-01
Do You Like Cereals for
 Breakfast? '. s..

If you like good rolled oats or corn meal : milled from good grain, the kind that cooks up fine, we have it: You will wonder how you lived without it before. s'''f
 Wordsworth natural 100%o whole wheat cereal is delicious, and Wordsworth Pancake Flour and Whole Wheat Crahapd Crackers are also new arrivals. '
 e MANY OTHER CEREAL FOODS % Our stock is complete to be cooked and Foods ready cooked, Wheat Foods, Oat Foods and Corn Flakes.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
HAHN TAKES MILE EVENT
AS DIR. PELTZER WATCHES
Wildermuth of Georgetown Makes Misstep i'm Final
of 4O-Yard Dash and Is ShuiOut-Hilltop Relay
Team Loses Stirring Race to Bates.

slow. is seconds. two fifths OF a
second slower than his winning time
for the same event at the knights of
Columbus games here last week j. S.
Collier of Brown. finished third
Wells appeared slightly stale, AL
though he won his heat and semi
final In the same time of is seconds.
The Bates 2-mile relay team won a
great victory when Wakeley. its able
anchor man. stole the lead away from
Gerald Forman of Georgetown. and ran
him into the ground on the last lap
The Boston college team finished third
In the eight-team relay grind
The Bates and Georgetown half
milers fought for victory all through
the race. Carney. Georgetown's No. 3
man, Led Adams OF Bates By yards
when they passed the batons. German
fought WaKcley of for q time, but the
Bates runner was too strong for him.
Harold Osborn of the Illinois A c.
won the running high jump with
leap OF feet. 4i2 inches. Burg. CHI
cago A. A.. vas second, feet 81,
inches. For third place there vas &c
among Robinson. Newark A. c.: Major.
ST. Bonasenture: Seekins. Colby and
Wolfe. Yale. 6 feet, = inch
Harrington of the indianapolis A. C.
captured the pole vault. scaling i3 feet
3 inches. Sturdy OF Yale. Holston. uu-
attached. and Smith of Boston A. A.
tied for second at l3 feet
Evening star., 1928-02-05
COLON|ALS BEATEN
BY WAKE FOREST
Three Goals in Late STAGES
Give North Carolinians
27.to.26 Verdict.

Railying calamity in the dr1ng mo-
ments Wake Forest College tos5ers On
three successive field goals overcan1e
George Washington lead a~d TIL
umphed over the Colonials in a 27-to-
26 thriller last night in the G w. gym.
Just prior 10 this squirt by the visitors
George Washington. largely through
the sharpshnoting OF Lopenan. had
gained a 26-to-2l margin
1t was a real battle all the way. with
the G. W's Lead at % 20 81. the big
geSt to be held by either team At tn
half the score was IL 70 10. with Wake
Forest on the long end
Shooting Of Joe Rangley, playing MS
second game with the CoioniaIs- ano
the defensive exhibition o. CareT were
brightest spots in the G. VS. exhioi-
ton
Work Of Cap. James and Carter
stood out for the winners while Bow
tin. center came through with tEe of
three baskets that brought the South
ernars victory Carter scored the
other 2-Dointer at this stage
Offensive pay OF PangleT. vino
found the cards for six points did rsuch
to keep the Coioniais III the running
in the first half G. W started with
a rush in the second half 10 o@ercone
Wake Forests Lead and gain the edge
az Is to Is. later increasing 1t 20 IS
70 q. Then ii was that the Dixie
tcssers came through with the deciding
trio of shots from the floor.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
STECHER AND LEWIS
SEEK BIG MAT PURSE

~ tA@ ASss~SNse<i Press
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match here Heess&Sgy - With sd
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Evening star., 1928-02-05
ARAM bAk SHAM
MCCARTHY WANTS CUB
TWIRLERS IN SHAPE

Ry the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. February 4.--Manager Joe
Mccarthy of the Cubs arrived today IN
the midst Of warm wave. which add
ed signs OF Spring to the base bail
situation.
Two months OF ice skating at his
home In Buffalo had put Mccarthy in
Spring training condition He con-
tinued westward tonight to prepare the
Cubs quarters at Catalina for the squad
of batterymen which leaves February 10
The inheid. said Mccarthy. Is no
problem at all as Freddy Mcguire. the
new second baseman. Is ready" and
Johnny Butler viii be acceptable at
third. II no one else comes through.
Condition OF the pitching stan Is
going 10 count q LOT in the 1929 race Z"
Mccarthy said. in explaining The earis
call TO arms. IT'S cinch Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati will not suffer from the
sort OF bad pitching they received last
year during the first two months of the
race Therefore. we've got 10 be IN
shape 10 meet them on equal terms"
Evening star., 1928-02-05
NAN-TlGER BATTLE
AT FRANKLIN FIELD

ANNAPOLIS. Mo. February A.
Franklin Field. Philadelphia viii oe
The playing grounds for the foot bah
game between the Naval Academy and
Princeton On November - next. Il vas
stated at the Academy today.
Yesterdays announcement Vas only
that the game would be Played u Pnh-
a0elrnis. Il was nct certain that tRse
option held by the Naval Academy for
The game with the Military Academy
would extend To one with Princeton.
out the mater was taken ID 6y ter
phone this morning and the o1scssas cf
the University OF PennSylvsrts agreed
20 the change
OF Interest, IS the fact thai the game
usu afford the first opportunity 1o-
Princeton eleven 10 appear On Prank
lin Field In II years-
Az present there are seats for Sa.eoa
a. Franklin Field. ous Il : understood
that she capacity vii be increased -
100 900 for the big games ~ next year
Though naval officers Do not take
kindly 20 .hs suggestion shss the game
with the Army NAV take place = week
after that with Princeton. there are H.
cicaslorS that steps are Row beng
taken TO bring the service school teams
together in 1873 Not o1ay 5 = feN
that the strain ct aIl Army game .
week after that With Princeton wcsslo
oe too great On shs players, oas sfe
general opinion is that sAe service game
had better be omitted this rear,
On excellent authority Il w2s learned
that officials os the services are beng
approached OF the eligibility e0es@An~
II has been SlssysssS6 that the se-Sscs
schools cor,e together cn go<tr-yea-
limit for varsity athletics instead ~ shs
usual ghrer- While the stand saSsss az
The Naval Academy officials Is gsaeras0
approved the Navy = Wiling u gssss
- a reasonable coIarrognAse sc EeSse~s
sne Army SarsS
Evening star., 1928-02-05
METHOD|STS DOWN
BLUE RIDGE QU|NT
Rally in Last Six Minutes to
Overcome invaders by
20 to 22 Score.

Repulsing a spirited Blue Ridge rally
In the closing minutes, American Uni
versity basketers vauQuished the tOssers
from New Windsor. Md. % TO %, last
night in the Methodists gymnasium.
with only six minutes of play remain
ing. Blue Ridge gained the lead at 22-20.
but Capt. jim Birthright came through
with two floor goals, Woodson Birth
right added 2-pointer and Bruce
Kessler dropped in two tosses from
the foul line to give the home team
victory.
For the most part it was a listless
rame with both teams exhibiting a
tight defense.
1t was the basket sniping OF jim
Birthright that was the brightest spot
of the Methodists' exhibition, while
Lichleiter. who was particularly adept
at finding the cords from long range.
and Benedict showed best for the visl-
tors
Though Coach Springston started a
trio OF reserves. Haywood. Capies and
Field the Metnodists rang up eight
count a marker. A. L. held SUBJ
stantial lead the remainder Of the half
which ended with 1t leading Is 10 9.
Starting the second half Blue Ridge
rallied 3riskly and scored six poin.s,
while holding the locals without a tally,
to gain its :2-20 margin over the
MethodistS. Benedict was most prom
inent IN this Blue Ridge drive At this
stage A. q, came through with its
victory producing rally.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
MRS. MALLORY WINS
EVENT EIGHTH TIME


NEW YORK. February A. Mrs
Moila Riurstedt Mallory. eight times
national woman'S tennis ehanpsar, to-
day captured the Rrcokiyn Heights Ca
sino invitation tournament singles for
the eighth time
She overwhelmed Eleanor Co.'s, New
York veteran In the iinal round, taking
eight games In row To win BY seareS
Of O.. 90 after close tsgh, In the
first set
Mrs Mallory played at the top form.
sending her hard fcrehand drives close
Ia the net and placing them accurately
IN the corners where Miss dnSs always
had trouble returning them rhe back
hand weakness. which cost Molla see~
erai games In the earlier ruunaS Was
not In evidence
Previous TO this year Mrs Mallory
won the event ftve times In sueeeSSAsa
from ialS ta ,sa0 and again In lass
and l9as,
Evening star., 1928-02-05

Br the Assntisted Press.
~ OSTON. Mass, February As
- Dr. Otto Peltzer. famous Ger
man runner, looked on with
IL 5000 other spectators. Lloyd
Hahn, the Boston A. AS crack
miller. won his eighth consecutive victory
Of the present track season here To-
night In the Hunter mile, the outstand-
ing event of the Boston A. AS Thirty
ninth annual track program.
Hahn had about half lap lead on
Ran Conger Of the Illinois A. c.. the
second man. J. A. Sivak OF the Illinois
A. G. was third.
Hahn's time OF 4 minutes % As
seconds was two seconds slower than
last year. when he won the same event.
With Bob DalryEiple, his B. A. A. team
mate. acting as pace maker Hahn fin
lshed his first quarter In So AS. He
vas AZ the half mile mark in 2:05 is
seconds and finished the third quarter
in 3:i2 Is seconds. When Dairymple
dropped back Conger Jumped into sec
ond place and held the position. al
though Sivsk attempted TO pass him
several times
Lerm0nd In Front
Leo Lernond Boston A. A. flyer, GAIN
ed his second leg on the Gardner B.
Williams cup by repeating his last
years win the tfree-miie race.
LeTmond led an impressive field by
half lap at the finish line in l4:45 2-5
"Blondy" Romig. the old Penn star
and intercollegiate three champion,
finished second, and Edward Kirby of
the Newark A. e. was third.
James Daley, Holy Cross Sprinter
led fast field 10 the tape in the 40
YARD final. His teammatc, James
Quinn. Was second and Al Miller.
former Harvard fash. now running for
the Boston A. A.. placed third. Daley's
time was 4 As seconds
Kari Wiidermufh Of Georgetown,
the national sprint champion, slipped
al the start ana his misstep was re-
spsnsibie for his finishing last In the
final.
After leading from the FIRST turn In
the 66G-ysrd Tor the A. Paul Keith
Memorial Cup. George feness of the
rev York A &. Was but scant yard
ahead of Pinky Sober OF the HOW
Name Club VI New York at the tape
Sober delayed his spurt until The last
lap anc his strong flnish indicated that
hs would nave beaten Leness If the
race had been 10 yards longer. Oliver
Proudsock of the Newark A. f.. placed
third. Lcness' time was rs rs.
Edwards Wins Easily.
Phil Edwards. Eew York Univer.
sityE cOiored speedsier. had but little
competition in the ] l000-yard run. al
though the field vas an impressive one
lie mad good margin on Leo Lar
riPee of the Chicago A. A.. who finiehed
second Ray Dodge Of the Illinois A
G.. last years winner, Vas third Ed
wards time was ia, one and a nth
seconds bettfr Than Dodges time q
year ago.
kdgAfos bSDk she lead with the gun
and retained IL all the distance. s,gIrt-
ing every time Lsrf!vee challenged
hun, Dodge was content " coast along
in tnlfo place, The rest ~ the field
Included Goldfish OF the Millfose A, A
fSanSone 0f Colby. NcCioskey Of u. A.
A. and Wiides u Harvard
Monty Wells sensational Daftmo,i h
t,uFdleT. Just managed To reach the
tape sn inctl sbead ~ CAR Il. Ring o,
The kew York A c. IN the final of the
a5~yard high hurdles. Wells time waa
Evening star., 1928-02-05
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

American University. 28: Blue Ridge
College, 20.
Wake Forest. ~; George Washing
ton. 2s.
Navy. 35; Maryland. rs.
Pittsburgh. AZ: Army. sc.
West Virginia, -; Washington and
Lee, 43
Indiana. ~: Kentucky, 80.
Michigan. 28: Chicago. ~.
North Carolina. II: Duke. II.
Davidson. 20: Eion. 37..
Leyoia. %; 81. Louis. University. 20.
Butler. %; Marquette University. 20.
Ohio STATE. 42; Minnesota. 10 lover
time.l
Western Maryland. 81; Temple. q.
Johns Hopkins, 25: Penn Military
College. ~.
Oklahoma University. 40: Missouri, IS.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
Dempsey Is Not Counted Out
Of Fight Title Race by Fans

on the former heavyweight champion
TO get him out OF hole by fghting
Gene Tlnney third time. No matter
what the rest Of the heasyweights do
between now and June. they will not
prove The attraction that the name of
Dempsey viii 10 the fans,
Thousands OF people must pay big
prices 10 make 'ip the amount OF money
that Tunney Is guaranteed by Riekard
for his services. II is not Al all eef~
tain that any heavyweight other than
Dempsey can command the crowd nj
top prices to make = million .dnllae
gate possible Riokard has been forced
10 aeGede la 1unney's demand for twn
nights this year, Unless he Ii able 10
bring Dempsey back ont nf semi. retire
menl IA ight In one af them, Rickara
may find himself facing a deficit,
II would he much better 10 wall
lintii July before counting Dempsey
a.it for good Conditions may chang
rs The months 60. by and The heavy
weight boiitA draw nearer,
Evening star., 1928-02-05
HAFEY KEPT IN GAME
THROUGH OPERATION


SAN FRANCISCO, February &.-One
os base balls little side dramas came
TO light today with Charles Chick"
HaieS. star outaeldeT Of the ST. LoQsS
Nationals rs the central rigure.
Most fans are familiar With HaseyS
great work for the 1926 world cham
pionS also his playing last year, o0ly
a few know tha, a growing defect IN
his vision has been threatening 10 end
his playing days
Last month in y hospital here Aa-
fey vas told this operation will either
make or break Soa as a base ball
player" Today pr, John jacob Smith
announced that a delieste operation
performed OH Haiey for sinus tgesshle
had proved successful, that the yaaaas
mans vision lis improved iNo per
cent"
IL VAS jayouS chap whc bounded
out Of the doctors cgsscc ana headed
for his home III Berkeley No1 aaly
had he been released from pstSNa ~
glGsnn ous his 1873 contract Was forth
con,iagis had been held up by the
club until a anal report MAS had from
Or Smith
Now Hatey has visions es his gveat-
eS, season IN base nall~shs e<sssssaentls
expects 10 lead the National League NJ
hitting this year. Despite the asfsat~
cap IN 1927, he finished eighth III hit
ting With an average ~ Sse and VAS
rated rs the leading SsasSer N the ess~
cut,
Evening star., 1928-02-05
BROTHERS FIGHT IT OUT
FOR SKI CHAMPIONSHIP

RED WING, Mtan,, February (sA
Two aFnthegS one the old ef,auagsa,,ss
faught u out IN the crS&S country sal
run for the nattensl championship
here today ~ a Sisae attraction 10 the
national ski tournament
MasnaS Satire Is the new ttsleAaleaer
His time Tor the Smile course Mas |
hour 7 minutes ana 10 Seconds fEa~
lshtt,s Sesuad by / minute and 80 SeSs>
title last YEAR
The brothers are sgugn the Salisbury
Outing Club Of Salisbury, Conn
A thtrd eESslher Olaf. placed ssfta,
Evening star., 1928-02-05
CARDS SEND COONEY,
TO BRAVES FOR CASH

ny she Associated Press
ST LOUIS, February s~-Jlm
Cooney. shortstop, has been sent Ia the
Boston Braves in straight cash
transaction, Sam Breadon president of
the Cardinal base ball club, advised his
ONCE IN telegram here tonight.
This Is the second time Cooney has
been disposed OF by the Cardinals.
The shoriS,op firSt came 10 ST Louis
from Milwaukee In 1898, and was
again acquired from Philadelphia IN q
deal last December. which brought With
him Mokan and Jonnard in return for
jimmy Ring and John Schultz The
amount paid for Cooney was not stated
The Cards also strengthened their
baekstop reserve with the purchase Of
Catcher GuStave MSncuSe from the
Rochester club. farm" n the Inter-
national League,
Evening star., 1928-02-05
NAVY DEFEATS MARYLAND
In COURT TILT, 35 TO 26

period gone. and two by Hale little
later ran IL 10 1926.
The game ended as Farrin caught j
pass from Miller under the basket and
dropped the ball IN the net
! The game was an intensely interest
ing one and q most satisfactory one
from the Navy standpoint Upon the
whole. II exhibited the best oSEenSe IL
has shown this wear. and its friends
expect 20 see 1t swing into final form
for the Army contest on the 2Sth.
While the count was about even on
long-range shots. the usual method Of
coping with the zoile defense. the Navy
had more success IN sending It's for
wards and center down court 20 sake
timed passes or play from the beard.
and this was the winning factor
The summary:
Evening star., 1928-02-05
ZOE, JR., JOINS FAMILY
or GRIFF FIRST SACkERS

An HndsTstudy 10 Joe Judge.
popular fret baseman ef The Ma
tiaasis, has eome 10 1Hn lie ~
Joe Judge. lr, and he arrived
shortly after noon yesterday The
new member III the Judge family
and Mrs Judge are reported IN bF
deing very ssii.
Joe. b., rises 10 three The Bumbsr
~ seUHgEtsFs in tigs Judge hanssr
hold. The other children aTf gifls.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
PITT QUINTET is FLASHY
IN VICTORY OVER ARMY

WEST POINT. N. Y. February
P.-University of Pittsburgh basket
ball team maintained a clean slate by
beating the Army quintet on the chalk
ed court here today. az to 3s.
Pitt led at half time by % to Is.
Pitt flashed a dazzling passing attack
and an accurate shooter in Wrobleski,
who scored seven field goals and two
from the foul line.
Zimmerman. Army center. scored
seven field goals and three free throws
for a total OF II points.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
CANADIANS POSTPONE
TITLE SKATING RACES

TORONTO, February l4a, The
Canadian amateur speed. skating cham.
nionships, originally scheduled for To-
day have been tentatively Mssspnnesl
nniil FchfuAry N ana 10
Because of the fact that these latter
aases eanftics With several American
speed skating events "a tNsshst change
nsas pe made
Evening star., 1928-02-05
BERT KENNEDY
A vNAFOLIS. Md. February -
I The Naval Academy courtnen
u we're able 10 pierce or oyersioot
i the zone defenS OF the univer-


" Ths Naval Academy courtmen
~ we're able 10 pierce or oyershoot
4 i the zone defenS Of the univer-
sitv Of MarylanA here this AFTER
noon and win by SO 10 20 in eontes.
which had more thrills and features
than any other home game for the
Navy this year.
A large part of the scoring of both
teams was done on long shots in which
Lloyd and Howard of Navy and Radace.
Evans and Hale of Maryland excelled.
Both teams were keyed up 70 high
pitch and put all they had in the game
and there was lots of action.
However. the points made from the
foul line did not cut much o. a figure,
Maryland particularly being weak In
this line
While the Navy had q fair lead
during most of the contest Maryland
would do lis scoring in clusters snd
frequently got into such position as 10
he dangerous. Almost at once how
ever, the Navy would make baskets and
widen its lead.
After six minutes Of play Lloyd'S Md
court goal gave the Navy the lead by
6 To and the Middies wisiened their
margin 10 1919 by the end of the half
A goal from the floor by Dean and
two In succession by Evans put the
score at a3-i9. with half Of the second
Evening star., 1928-02-05
RAC0uETS TtrlE Is LOST
HI pEll AND MORTIMER

NEW YORK. February 4 Ss>~~Sssas~
eAee C. KeA and SsanAes q Nexssaeg
es New XS1s 1eSaAs kAss the AAskssAAl
EaeotsesS gesaeseS usAe shAs have bed
Susee saaS when thsS were dAseaaea
Ia sas anal caasAa by sAe SsassaSA seAaA
Ut J. G, Y StsNpS2sa ami e, n Rg@ee.
esaSsas seAsAetesAaasy, 500 ArsaaSA
team wea sAsee sAaNeS 10 saa. ls~lA
lS~& is-A. ls~~A
Evening star., 1928-02-05
LONDON MAY STAGE
NEXT HEAVY BATTLE

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 4.-London
may he the site of worlds heavy
weight championship battle this year.
Promoter Tex Richard in a telegram
from Miami Beach. Fla. today told
his assistant. John A. Chapman. AT
Madison Square Garden. to prepare
for a voyage across the ocean.
Chapman said the message reauir-
ed him "'to look over the situation I'm
London" He added that bout
abroad might develop for the Fan.
Rickard Is due hack at the garden
on February "a and Chapman Is
scheduled to sail on March Is.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
ny FAIHPLAf.
yEW YORK, February 4,-~Jaes
HSmnAev'S ann0iincea retire.

n yEW YORK, February Jack
Dempsey's announced retire
VI ment through the medium OF
i statement by Tex Riekafd
does not sound 80 we'll nor 10 convinc-
inn. to the night tans. They are re-
lnGtant 10 believe that Dempsey has
left the ring for good.
seyeral weeks ago the writer learned
thai Dempsey had ordered a full sup
oily Of gymnasium equipment from
local sporting goods frin. This indl'
aated that Jack was getting ready In
DO some hard work. ONE nj The things
he ordered was waking maehins.
Apparently Dempsey wanted 10 do
s0nle road work. Ia The shelter 0i his
quarters away from the pfYing eyes
nj the public
Dempsey's permanent retirement from
The game would be- hard blow IN
IiicEsrd The fact should he kent well
As n4nd, Riekard IA. 0r was. fiGuflns
Evening star., 1928-02-05

COLUMBUS. OAio. February I txss~-
The annual meeting q the SassossA
Professional TTsot Bal League VII -
aeic as Cleveland FEBRUARY IL and Ia
President Joe Carr announced sccay,
ChSesfy rclsslse business Will oe
transacted. Carr said. and ne sSSF
pennans vii. ee awarded 20 the New
York Giants
Evening star., 1928-02-05
NOTED ENGLISH RUNNER
MAY COACH CANADIANS

TORONTO. February 4 Lr,.-Aifred
Shrubb. famous English distance run
ner OF II irly 20 years ago, will sail for
Canada February %, he announced In a
letter to friends here,
the announcement gave rise 10 re-
ports that he would coach Canadian
Olympic team aspirants. He has been
coach nj Oxford University for some
years
Evening star., 1928-02-05
OTHER COLLEGE SPORTS,

Navy Fencers. I3; Syracuse. s.
Navy Wrextiers. II: Virginia Poly, 4.
New York A. T.. Water Polaists, ~;
Navy, 10.
Maryland RIfiemen. I.3is: Navy. 1891.
Army Boxers. g: Virginia Military In.
stituts. !.
Virginia Military institute Wvestiers.
~: Army 10.
Illinois Wrsstters. Is: West Virginia. o.
Evening star., 1928-02-05
Has Club Since 1926 Says Griffith American T. Wins g. " Ned
RENEWED SPIRIT OF VETS
, APT TO BOOST NATIONALS
Washington Boss Thinks Rice and Judge, Battling
: for Berths, Will Be Better and Harris and
BIuege in Finer Physical Trim.

tionals' future in every utterance. His
fire and enthusiasm have never been
really low. but that he will send to the
field for the first game in Washington
next April ball club that is literally
rarin 10 60" will never be doubted for
an instant by those who have talked
with him