The Alaska citizen., 1914-09-07

1 in giving out information on the ! subject enough has leaked out to give the fans an idea of how the thing will work out Edward Bar rows, International league president. ! will. without doubt. be president Of the new league.
 ! In the year 1890 when Hughey Jennings chose to break into the National pastlme. George Stallines was catching in the Atlantic asso- citation: John McGraw was in the i New York and Pennsylvania league hood, and Bill Dahlen was with the ] Peekskill cub of the New York league.
 If Frankie Burns keeps on as he i has been doing for the past few weeks il will not be long before Kid Williams will have to give him a chance over the twenty round route l for the bantamweight championship. Burns is more entitled to a bout with the new champion than any oth- CT lad in the country. for he has met practically all of the best men i and had decisions over a majority of them.
 Silvey Burns has taken under his management Cyclone Cy Smith. tn" aggressive Jersey lightweight Smith Cross. Young Shagrue Willie Beech CT Young Erne and score of oth- CTS.
 James Mclaughlin, Jr.. who is | handling the horses of David Steven son, and which among others in clude Joe Rosenfield and J. J. Lii- ] lis, will have the services of Jockey 1 Mccullough just as soon as the boy receives license from the Jockey i club stewards
  Clarence Walker is the latest ter TOT to come into prominence in the American league batting. Crawford, l Baker and Collins were, dangerous enough. but Ty Cobb will have to begin to look to his laurels more closely with another dangerous riv- ,1 on, 1 Sam Agnew has fully recovered from the effects of his broken jaw and is now dividing the work of the St. Louis catching with Crossin. They are a great team of younsters.
 Chief Meyers says that Rube Mar. quard is now pitching the kind Of ball that helped him to win those nineteen straight and establish modern day record He has that hop on his fast one again" says the chief" and that is all he needs" !"
 Nanitie, the promising colt, and called by many the best horse that John E. Madden ever owned is now in England. His new owner, who is an Englishman, expects wonder ful things of Nanitie once he gets accustomed to the change. Nanitle is chestnut colt by Ogden and Veil The latter is sister to the late James R. Keene's queen of fil- lies Masketts.
 Frank Wadsworth Dyer of the Montclair Gold club, winner of the chief cup at Sleepy Hollow recent ly, and player of great prominence among the younger element, is only nineteen years old and was recent ly graduated from the National Cathedral school at Washington, D.. c. He will enter the University of Pennsylvania next term. He has already been chosen member of the golf team of the university.
 Dave Fultz has been christened with all kinds of names since his memorable dispute with the fat and choleric president of the American league some days ago, but nothing has tickled his humor so much as the Mrs Pankhurst of rights for players" Fultz says he does not know how handsomely he could do the hunger thing, but when it comes to standing up for ones rights, he
 is sure he can make the game fas- cinating.
 Connie Mack's cleanup pair. Col lins and Baker. is picked as a great CT combination than the Tigers com bination of Cobb and Crawford. al though Ty and Sam have more extra bases than the Philadelphians
 Willie Hoppe is doing some slever work in his practice for his match with Melbourne Inmann. the Eng fish billiard champion. The inter- national championship matches will attract great attention. for HOppe, the American title holder is one of