The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-24
B. OTTO FLOrO.

James .F a-...-l. a.a... AH.aAs..A = +H... u. arrived in Ssr Fran.s.o from sw.a.m California sunday morn ing. Jm T.ur.s. un.. ras #sao. N.e champions .s champions. has de- ,.apI ro r.uat.r ra. ring au. aaaa -.t. battle to any asrrr= t~u. weight rnar may -aae himself Har-- Eg had tH. araoan.ym.at aean ma#. than com. The denial from Jem..s
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 Whether ra. statement IS true or not. l am uo. aaa ol those Wna believe tGa. Itm t.a.ss HaHerl trained and with ra, -aa. ae=#oaz. uUE of d.t.a.ne a .aaa#aas.. removed from his mind. is the aas oar wh.;, mau Ho have who could defeat Ja,k Johnson iii a cantor !. they m. a-a.a las.ea# ea a man worried almost -o mental ea..a... in u-mu- .ae joss .o a5= HaH#a
 and thr pr-@-r as well az The idea ot mae.m- his first aa-aar Eo.rsau this um. meets a ma aae would ,ay,les-ig enter raU ae. no, caring whether ag aoa or .ass or course. H. would rather a.. Imr Jim would aoa he aaoaH- H his training quarters ahag aasaa# as u. did ru. a-r ima .. aea. go m like hs o,a self siHs awa.
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 Those who d.a aot see those a4.- ,.,s and oals -aa Jearles u H.s bout with Johnson haze Hoe fHe fatnt,st idea of what a Ed-a 9r.1 zlg h. ua7 in those das All that former a-grrs-Ecl,ss Was La.bla- when he faced tu. Glaca Acc. 4a.- be. therefore. under o.a@ .oa6i tions. with no,hing at stake. Jcl- fries mtghr perform ua. H.s cid self II he over gou. he uaa-Hr jo do Jhts-NyU there would be a white man champion ol Jaa world without much -u,ss .ora about ii Bur can Cotfroth induce Jeff to con son. 10 try just once morD2 Iaaf is the question that Will be awaited eagerly by fight laus all over tae land Je,rios says he won't and Cotrrorh says lac will. There you are, and it's moi 4oing To be SD easy a matter to decide which of the two is making the correct state. mcut al this time.
 CHICAGO. May H. - Buao Mar quard, who has pitched six aama= and won all of them, seems desga- ed to break the record he set last season, when he headed the National league winning taeuty-four gmss and losing seven. In his last game with the s. Louis Cardinals the French Count" peddled ciphers for eight innings and was nicked in the ninth by a strange batsmau, for whom he happened to lay one in the grove. Going back to Richards recent sortie against the PhHaael phias it is noticed that he l"irled seven scoreIess innings and then retired with the profits and glory accruing from eleven runs garner ed by the Giants during his admin istratiou That makes fifteen con. secutive runless rounds issued by Marquard; nay, make il eighteen. Rube pitched one inning May against the Phihes, getting three batsmen ill succession and also blanked the Quakers iii the two rounds of the game of April 24 at Philadelphia This season is less than a month old But Marquard has already won more than one-fifth as many games as he captured in leading the league last year Rube's record last year was twenty-four won and seven lost.
 GIANTS REAL SWATTERS.
 NEW YORK, May II - The biz league batting averages, published today shows the New York Nation als away in the lead in the matter of swatting the ball McGraw has an even dozen men hitting above 300, and the average is .301 The pittSburp foam comes nayt ss.;fl