The Alaska citizen., 1913-10-20
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WHITE SOx WIN.

WHITE sox WIN.
CHICAGO. Oct l3-After a sue
cession of onesided games. the local
post-season interleague series came
to an end today with another vie
tory for the White Soy. of the Amer
can league. The score of t days
game was > to 2.
CARDINALS WIN AGAIN.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 13.-The Cardin-
ais secured another victory today
over the Browns in the post-season
series to determine the city cham
pionship. The score today vas to
2. The Cardinals must win another
game before they can claim the
champ nship, and it is generally pre-
dicted by the fans of this city that
they can do it easily.
CLOSE AT PirTsBURG.
PlTTSBURG. Oct 13. - The Pr
rates and the Maps We're compelled
to play 10 innings this afternoon
before the winning side secured the
run necessary to settle the contest
run in the last end of the last
inning. The two teams are now tied
for the championship. each having
taken three games of the series.
TRIAL POSTPONED.
Los ANGELES Oct IA. The
trial of Jess Willard and his eleven
associates. who are charged with in
dulging in and abetting prizefight-
ing. was postponed today unit
Thursday, when the arguments Oh
the demurrer will take place
Willard was first charged with
manslaughter in connection with the
death of Bull Young, but subse-
quently that charge was Withdrawn
and the lesser charge substituted.
RICHIE GETS AN OFFER.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Champion
Willie Richie received cable today
from Charles Calvin. European
fight promoter offering him $4,000
for 20round fight with Freddie
Welsh, to take place in some city
on the other side of the Atlantic.
probably London. Richie has not
yet given his answer, but it is be-
i'~'Nu ~ 'iit vi tit odH
Francisco boy that he will accept the
generous offer.
1t is currently reported that Cal
vim also has made a proposition
tc Gunboat Smith offering him $4,000
for two fights in Europe, one with
George Carpenter and the other with
Bombardieer Wells.
INDIAN ATHLETE MARRIED.
CARLISLE. Pa. Oct. IA. James
Thorpe, noted athlete and member
OF the New York National league
baseball team, was married today
to Margaret Miller, full-blooded
Cherokee Indian.
MAKING A LAST STAND.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.-Har-
ry Lewis, the well-known prizefighter.
Is lying at the point of death az
the result of injuries received to-
day in ring contest with Joe Bcr-
rell. Lewis was knocked over in
the fifth round. and in the fall his
head came in violent contact with Il
post. resulting in conclusion of the
BRAIN
No action has been taken by the
as yet. but Borrell I'M
will be taken into custody
should Lewis injuries prove fatal.
OlDTlMERS FIGHT.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. l4.-Ad
Wolgast was awarded the popular
decision here last night at the con-
of his ten-round bout with
Nelson. The contest was n
the nature of an exhibition bout, al
though at times during the meeting
The veterans put considerable ginger
INTO their fighting.
Wolgast has signed articles for
no decision bout with
Charley White. the match to take
place in this city on the oath
EVERYBODY'S DOING 1T.
NEW YORK. Oct. Is. Pitcher
resreau. of the local National league
baseball team, was married today to
Miss Helena Blake, stenographer.
md announces that he will take his
bride with him on a tour of the
world when the Giants start on their
trip.
Tesreau is the third member of
dcGraw's team to enter the ranks
Il the benedicts during the past
hree weeks and it is reported that
wo others are seriously consider
ng matrimony.
GOODYEAR WON.
PARIS, Oct. 16.-The American
'alloon Goodyear won the James
'ordon Bennett international cup
ace today in the flight across the
,nglish channel. The Goodyear land
d at Bridlngton. England. after
aving made most successful