The Alaska citizen., 1914-10-19

Ifpld'tu box. Mann. replacing Connolly. went out on a line drive to Wash Whit ted made a neat single over third schmidt sent speedy drive over second base. Whitted taking third base. Gowdy famed and Schmidt was thrown out. trying to steal Schang to Collins 10 McInnis Seventh Inning.
 Walsh walked and took second on a wild pitch Barry famed and Walsh was thrown out at second Schang famed
 Maranville sent grounder be- tween first and second and was out Collins to McInnis. Deal put one over 10 Baker at third and went out at first Rudolph drew a pass, but died on first when Moran fouled out to Baker.
 eiahth Inning.
 Pennock cracked the first ball thrown up. but went out. Evers to Schmidt Murphy flied out to Mann 0ldring flied to Evers
 Evers was unable 10 connect with three high inshoots. Mann hit to Collins and went out at first Whit ted walked stole second. and went to third on a passed ball Schmidt famed
 Ninth Inning.
 Collins famed. Baker hit to Ev- CTS and went out at the initial sack McInnis sent one down to Deal and was thrown out Deal to Schmidt Braves did not go to bat By Inninus.
 1 2 3 4 5 7S9 Boston ........O o 1 Q o 3 Philadelphia 70 o OO1 100 O-1 The Summary.
 Struck out: By Rudolph Schane twice). Shawkey Walsh. Oldring Barry; by Pennock -Gowdy. Evers Schmidt
 Bases on balls: Off Rudolph 1. off Shawkey ?, off Pennock 1
 Hits: Off Pennock 6 innings) 2. off Shawkey Give innings) 5. off Rudolph '.
 NATIONALS TAKE BREsNAHAN
 CHICAGO, Oct 12-Roger Bres- nahan will make the Chicago Ma tionals next season. a contract 10 that effect having been signed to- day.
 GIANTS WiN
 NEW YORK, Oct 12-The Giants and the Yankees met on the local grounds this afternoon in a closely contested post-season game, the Giants winning by the margin of one run The score was to 5.
 The Cubs and the White Sox clashed at Chicago, with score of n in, of ha C,,h
 The St. Louis game between the Cardinals and the Browns was post poned on account of rain.
 JAMES WILL PITCH.
 CHICAGO. Oct Is. Bill James. the star twirler of the Boston Braves, will do the pitching for his team on a tour of the West and the Orient.
 JACK JOHNSON FINED.
 LONDON Oct. 13.-Jack Johnson colored champion of the prizering was placed under arrest in this city today on the charge of obstructing the street with his auto When taken before a magistrate. he pleaded guilty to the charge and smilingly paid the fine of BIO which was as sessed against him.
 MACK ISGRUNTuED.
 PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct H. It was a sad homecoming for the into the Broad street station there were but six lone fans on hand to give the players the glad hand. A larger crowd was on hand earlier in the day. but the train was four hours late. and the followers of the game grew tired of waiting for the arrival of the players.
 Immediately after arriving here, Connie Mack hurried away to his of flee, and later to his home, refusing absolutely to have anything to say for publication
 RESULT SURPRISE.
 BOSTON, Oct. 14.-All fandom is still marveling over the splendid showing made by the Boston Braves in winning the worlds baseball cham pionship, especially because the odds were against them at the opening of the series. The much-touted Ath- letics, who for the last year have been considered the best ever in the baseball world, have dropped several
 
 there is much discussion over the unexpected fall of Connie Mack's former stars
 FANS SUE FIGHTERS.
 ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-Indignant fight fans have started suit to recov- CT the sum of s75O which was given to Jack Dillon as his share of the proceeds of a fake prizefight which took place in this city last night between Dillon and pug named Brown. The fight was stopped in the fourth round by the referee, on the ground that the men were fax ing, but notwithstanding this deci- sion, Dillon secured his share of the receipts. and now refuses to give up the money.
 D0INGS AT WASHINGTON