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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-28
ALABAMA GETS
 ST. MARY'S MIX:
 TO MEET DEC.

TUSCALOOSA, Aia., Jan. 28. = University of Alabama will play St. Mary's University on the West
 Coast football game December 3 1892, Coach Frank Thomas an- nOunces.
 It was the second intersectional game on Alabama's 1892 schedule
 the other being with George Wash ington University, at Washington
 D. C., October 8. Alabama has ar
 undefeated record on the Wes. Coast with Rose Bowl victories over
 Washington and Washington State College and tie with Stanford.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-28
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CT and under conditions that made such great runners as Wide and Ritola look like selling platers.
 No one may ever know how fast CT how far Nurmi can run when he really sets his mind to it. One of the few record attempts that really ever interested him for any length of time was the mark for greatest distance covered in one hour.
 Nobody else seemed to care very much about this, but Paavo satis- fled himself by running almost 12 miles-11 miles, 1648 yards-in a 60-minute gallop at Berlin in 1928.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-28
Sheehan, Fox Film
 Official. Gets Leave

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-Manage
 ment of the Fox Film Coronation has announced that Winfield R
 Sheehan, vice president and gen. earl manager, was recently grant
 ed three-months' leave of absence in order to recover from a ner- vous breakdown.
 The announcements followed ru- mors of disagreements between Sheehan and the heads of the or ganization.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-28
Marry Third Tinle-Must Be Insane

MADRID, Jan. 28-A bill was introduced in the National As- sembly providing that any per- sen twice divorced and showing signs of wanting to embark up- on a third matrimonial venture shall be subjected to an exam ination for insanity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-28
General" Coxey to
 Run for President

MASSILLON, Ohio, Jan. 28.-The Massillon Independent, in a copy lighted article said that General Jacob s. Coxey, recently elected mayor, and leader of "Coxeys Army" of unemployed in 1894, has decided to become a candidate for the Presidential nomination.
 The Independent said Coxey will file petitions in the North Dakota Presidential preferential primary to be held March IS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-28

Noting our prediction of an Olympic marathon conquest for peerless Paavo Nurmi this year Maxwell Stiles of the Los Angeles Examiner contributes this informa- tion for the benefit of Paavo and the rest Of us.
 "Nurmi's chief rival in the mara thon may be the great Japanese runner, Seiji Takahashi, who has covered the distance (26 miles, 385 yards in hours, 34 minutes, 30 seconds, and consistently beaten his two countrymen, Tsuda and Yamada, who placed sixth and fourth, respectively, at Amsterdam. Kusumoki, with 2:35:24, is also rated better than Tsuda and Ya- . mada.
 If Nurmi can win the classic marathon he will have climaxeo the greatest career in the history of sports with the greatest achieve ment possible for an Olympic ath- lete."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-28
11,000 WATCH
 WRESTLERS IN
 CLEVELAND 60
Jim Londos Throws Gina Garibaldi in Thirty
 two Minutes

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 28.- Before the largest crowd that ever watched an indoor sport event in Cleveland, 11,000 spectators, Jim Londos, claimant of the worlds heavyweight wrestling champion ship. Threw Gina Garibaldi, in 38 minutes and 31 seconds last night. Londos used an airplane spin and body slam.