The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-03

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 The report .- that rlcro i- a moT. menr on ! ut 10 nominate Charles F., Hughes tr The pr'Sij,ncy + is hardly necessary rD stat" that 'L, lovers of horse racing are no' hc hind rhc n ytmo'.,
 some ot ,ho Eastern Srrjba- sue g.sr a barrl" he.wo.u James ] Jenries. inc former champion. and Carl Morris. would arrrac- d great deal of attention throughout lae land. Indeed ir would iM who i- going 10 bring them rogtth.r. lief fries has time and time again stated that under no circumstances will ht eyer enter the ring again lo dc battle Morris is nnr ready Ef lo> the top-uutcher%. Those hatiu@ hin in charge are wisely grooming hin for tha' event Eut they are goin- to take Carl and force him ,H ciim' to he Top of tEc ladder stc9 b! step When Ho has cleared the ia'! of all Wuuld-he col cnders then ht himself wil nius his hat into tae arena ami say Come on now, aI ready" His managers have made IL their minds to follow this policy rc gardless of what boosts or knock. may appear in the papers throughout the country They realize that Nor ris is rhe only "White Hopc' tha has shown any promise al all, ano they are not going t2 thoW away their chances by some r,oE'"S: matchmaking.
 Statistics show that f.w f tho baseball players who have been sole for big money have lived up to eX pectatiOus. while cases ar numerous where youngsters purchased al mere rifle have come to the iron and cannot be purchased for an. figure. Walter Johnson of the Wash ington club is considered one of tn greatest pitchers in the country tc day. Walter was playing in bust league in Idaho. Some one told Ic' CantillOn. who was manager of tn SenatorSa al that time and Street the catcher. was sent |, the Westerl wilds to get the boy 10 sign con tract. At that time Johns Wa only l9 years old. He is still youn and has a constitution that shonl keep him among the tOpnotcher for years to come Johnson did no cost the Washington club enc cent
 Iris Speaker, outfielder of the Bcs ton Red SoX, cost Taylor in th neighborhood of S4,1O0. He is