The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-12-07
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Hugh Jennings has accepted an
other contract for work in vaudeville
this winter T. Detroit Tigers
manager Will work through the east
(he has decided to stay away from
Detroit and figures that his stage
season will be finished by the end
of January. incidentally. Hughie is
pulling down quite bunch Of soft
money.
The Cuban friends of Armando
Marsans insist that he will be a mem
Der of the Giants next year. despite
his recent jump 10 the Federal
league Marsans owes the Feds
$4,000 in advance, it is said, but
tie New York club could easily af-
ford to pay 10000 to get him away,
is tie contention of the Cubans.
Marsans. undoubtedly, is one of the
best eutfielders in the game and
would help New York long way
toward another pennant.
When man declares he has gain
ed experience il is merely another
way Of admitting he has pulled q
boner Ed Konetchy having jump
ed TO the Feds. Barney Dreyfus
must hunt another first baseman.
He hunted sixteen years for one
and WREN he got one he wouldn't
play first base
Jimmy Travers intends to divide
his time between working with Joe
Mandot and Charlie White. Travers
and Mandot have been boxing part
ners for months, but at the request
of Matte Lewis the speedy little Ital-
ian decided TO take a daily whirl at
Whites game. Travers' speed and
his eaeerness to fieht will prove a
big helm to White. who experiences
trouble in getting training partners
who are willing to brave the gaff.
Harold CBabe'D White who was
one of TIE guards of the Syracuse
eleven is said to have been the big
eest man playing on the gridiron
this year He towers s feet s
inches and weighs $50 pounds,
White is New York boy. and
played tackle on the Dewitt Clinton
high school team in 1911
The victory of the Braves in two
chamnionshfns has done this for
baseball II has insured fans of
every second division team with
hone In cities where there are
chrcnir trailers. the bugs are say
ing, well. if the Braves We're able
to come from the tail end and win
worlds series championship. why
can't We" The argument has not
hoan lost and nc resr,t the narti-
CONC Of tho ,,,oet homeless LOOKING
tom in the 1eagra is dreaming of
CONQUEST nav+ season
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Tba National and American leagues
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toon oddi+iono1 ,oesas in tho cities
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