The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04

Loagne wil 80 out Of exlsfence and inside alufi win be ln order
 Charlie White will lisht h one O. lhoso % round bouts in Cuba.
 Tho pins arc falling fiat in Mime apolls where the International meet
 eghe inforscholastic track meetl haye beon asaigned. and they Wiil be
 Freddie Welsh got some more easy money al Grand Rapids yesterday when he met Jimmy Anderson of in dianepoiis
 Gotch win olean up come S1o0,0Oo in the movies before be takes Q chance Of losing the wrestling title
 o. W. Leaigroen bowied 255 at the Elka Club alleys Tuesday evening making eight straight strikes in sue cession. Another strike would have beaten the alley record Of 26S. held by , ". Rummol
 By & vote of experts, Sam Craw- ford has been elected the most yaiua' bio member Of the Detroit team. But Ty Cobb continues to set the money
 Yussif Hussanne, the Bulgarian wrestler, is taking out naturalization papers before ho takes chance pn going Into Mexico
 Frank Marshall Che chess master is meeting on corners in his tour of the country He reports promising material in the West.
 A New York judge decided that Heine zim must support his wife How is t that there IS always somebody picking Oh Beine? Gee whizl why can't they give the poor guy 9 half
 With Inc Cardinals training at Hot Wells. Tex, and the Pittsburgh bunch doing their preliminary work at Ho. Springs Ark, we look for the Cards and Pirates to put up hot fight for the pennant this year
 Patrick T. Powers, former president of the Eastern League, recently an- uounced that he had acquired the franchise or the Kansas City Federal League club and would transfer t either Co New York of Newark N. J.
 A Detroit newspaper suggeats that bah players be spoken of in tho way that one speaks Of trotters and pac- CTS; chat is. adding their record af- Ger lheir name. A trotter is referred to as Jip the Jip 2:l0 and the sug. gestion Is Cobb. 366
 Britain Patterson, left tackle on the Washington and Jefferson College football team the last two years, and who was given honorable mention by Walter Camp last fall. Is crippled prob ably for life as the result of an injury Co tho knee cap, sustained in Q gane with Georgetown, at Washington, D. c. last season. Patterson, who tips the scales at 225 pounds in training, now weighs 175 pounds md walks with crutch.
 The Boston club hos transferred to the Providence club, a pair Of colts who won their spurs with tho Lewis ton Club Of tho little old New Eng- land League last year, the same be- ing Joe Judge. Q first bascman, who tho pin at Q 27 clip and Jack RadIoff, lefthanded pitcher, who won 19 and lost 15 games. Ac- cording to the Lewiston scribes, both players are ready for trials in the double A circuit.
 Manager Carrigon, of the Red So1, hao signed Ralph D. Mastermon. of Weld, Meg Masterman, who has Just turned 20 years, is recloned the best ichoolboy catcher in Maine. He has been reported az preseryed by both he Lewiston and Portland clubs, ol Inc New England LoaGue. Neither has any claim on hie services, he says. He is a student at Rents Hni Sem ntary Mastermon is about slx feet .all and weights 1S0 pounds
 While defending bis title as nation T 4. 4. II champion 135-pound wrest er at the Illinois Athletic club ln Chi ago, Ben Reuben picked up his op- lonent D. C. Babcock, another Chicago wrestler, and hurled him to the mat. 3abeoek'g collar bone was broken in -Wo places.
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 collino Take on Alertneso
 Eddie Collins one or the few player ,uthors who write their own dope has ln trticle in ihe March Baseball Magil-l .ine on tho Yaiuo og alerness. Speak ng of this vaiuoble quality in 1all liayer Collins says
 Alterness is an essentiaI charac.er- stic Of every good ball player. How ,ilon do you hear the Words, "Be lwake!" shouted across the bal field. As look back on it now t seems .a though ] recall my old side partner .acl, Berry saying ln the laet game it the 1914 series In the closing il- tfnnn s.ttan nnFaaf rnnnnnr for ffr