The Alaska citizen., 1915-10-25
SPORTS BY TELEGRAPH
DEE ON A TOUR.


 CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-The baseball stars of the American and National leagues are arriving here preparatory to starting on tour Of the world. The Americans include Kelpfar, Ayers, James and Harper, pitchers and and Cady, catchers; Hoblitzel. first base; Mullen. second; Schans, third; Shanks, shortstop; Walker. Roth and Strunk, outfield; Pipp, utility. Among the Nationals are Coombs, Alexander. Pfeffer and Vaughan, pitchers Miller and NJ Carthy, catchers Daubert, first base; Evers, second base; Groh. third base; , Fisher. shortstop; Cary. Killifer ana Magee, outfield
 OUT ON SPREE.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-It was stated in court this afternoon that Roger Bresnahan, the manager and catcher f the National league team of this city, was unable to appear because of injuries received Bresnahan had 1 been summoned to court to answer to the charge of driving an auto mobile while intoxicated. HEAVlES MEET NEW YORK Oct 19.-Jim Coffe, and Frank Moran, two heavies. who are the logical contenders for the championship, will meet in this city tonight in ten-round bout If either man wins he will be entitled to fight Jess Willard for the cham oionship of the world. Great inter est is being taken in the mill THEIR LAST TRIP CHICAGO. Oct 20.-The barn f Srr1iDu trim that nil 9f the National and American leagues are at present engaged in will be the last. so far as the Ameri President Ban Johnson today. Such trips says Johnson. do DO good to the players or the sport FIGHTERS WIFE CRAZY.
 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2O.-The wife of Tommy Burns, at one time rhampion heavyweight pugilist. was round today wandering the streets in demented condition. It Is asserted by her friends that she has not been in her right mind since m illness following the birth of twins a year ago.
 MORAN WINS. NEW YORK, Oct 2O-Before 'e'i SS Nio"t olih hoi dll hllOtheil Jim Coffey cold in the third round of what was to have been ten round go. As the two men were seemingly game and Moran licked Coffey. it is thought that the sport. ing editors will look upon him as the one white man that has a chance to wrest tho championship belt from Jess Willard.
 TO EIHLT cnNN
 NEW YORK, Oct 21-Willie Ritchia and Johnny Dundee have signed new set Cf articles to fight in a tenround contest in this city 1eNt Tuesday T',e men will mee, It catchweights Rtchie is guaran- teed $3,500 as his share of the purse, even should he be the receiving end of knockout. The last tine the men fought the referee called it draw, but Dundee's friends claimed he got the worst of the decision.
 NELSON WOULD FIGHT.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22.-A wire was received here today by d fight promoter stating that Battling Nelson, the one time lightweight champion. was trying to arrange a contest for the title with the present champion. Freddie Welsh The date 1u@Sested is Christmas and the place 1uarez. Mexico. Nelson insists on the bout being forty-five round affair
 GAME SCHEDULED.
 NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-She foot ball game between the army team rom West Point and the naval 'adets from Annapolis will this year be played in this city, It is slated for the Saturday after Thank saiving. November 27, and is expected to at tract the biggest crowd that ever attended football game in this country.