The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-01

the entire range at every shot The Amer
ican 81 stem consists of but single plume
trap. and is therefore considered less diff
cult.
There must be something in the dir
abroad to cause billiard balls 10 keep
close together without actually sticking.
There is VigDaux, who never could get
above 100 in this country. running 1854
over there, and then comes GARNER, who
| would have tainted dead away II he had
| ever run 225 in this country, making S6l
in fifty-fve minutes i'm Brussels and 1,e03
in seventy.five minutes in Antwerp. We
might have stood Slosson's l,103, because
in this country he had record OF several
runs between 400 and 464, and had twice
| nearly reached 1,000 in practice games;
but Carriers 86l and l,003. and on a
chainlightning St. Martin cushion at that
are even more bewildering than Vignaux's
1881.
A number Of sporting men assembled in
the Clipper Office yesterday afternoon to
witness the meeting between William Null
doom, the giant policeman, and an Un-
known, named by Thomas Drohan of Bos-
ton, to arrange match to wrestle, Greco
Roman style. for the Champion medal,
which Mnldoon now holds. DrOhan wished
to deposit 500 against the medal. Luke
Walsh appeared as representative for Null
doom, and states that when the Police Conn.,
missioners heard of the proposed match trey
informed Muldo0n that he would have
| charges preferred against him which would
result In his dismissal from the force if he
| took part in any more public wrestling
matches. This he had decided not TO do
Drohan then asked for the champion badge
by forfeit, but was informed that the medal
was Muldoon's personal property, he hav-
ing won it from Bauer. Edwin Bbby, the
| noted English wrestler, then stepped for
ward and offered to wrestle Drohan's un-
known, three falls any style, for the cham
pionship Of the world, and from $500 TO
$1,000 side. Drohan said he would prob
ably accept this challenge. The unknown
is supposed to be II. M. Dufur. we'll
known wrestler from Boslon.-[N. Y. Star:
DONOVAN AND RooKE.-The match for the
middle-weight championship and $1,000,
between George Rookie and Mike Donovan,
creates considerable excitement in sport
ing circles, as was atteSted by the throng
of people who assembled April 21st to wit
ness the stalking of the final deposit, etc.
Both men were present, each looking well,
and the impression they created was very
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anu ANU Aooks au'te n nala .n % Sonm ocannei wmo
was ,lafneu s, ny ta9 nonoaau low pat.y, ""s "s
cn sen ilnai s.aheho,Hei' anu tie ciione ~
geonhu was won oy Nea Maiiaha.i' hooke ,s
SPOKESMAN VINO annonhcea tnat she SPoV %
Friday, April 23d, we transferred the stake
money 70 Mr ocahhell, VINO hao .ne
plinc'pal oacAeis th ~ the & iie'' s,sn an asr1e
meht W ene enec. liza: ~ snouiu We
aosoiveu rom al iespo,isioilaty .s upon paE,
ing .ne money over .o .ne h.an Mho snait
oe oec,aieo ny W tne ie,eiee 'ne WinnIi Vi
lne iignG Inc pilnc'pais 70 'h's nia.oh a,lo are
poeIi how IN s're. .rainins' N"oAe mas
eeeh carelulIy pfeparlig iot she inee'lhs
,or some weeks, oei,ig !ocate4 az Ine AZ
lah.lc Iiolei' rprt Iahliltoh, hons isia.iu'
anu taxing ms preashihes IN company "ltn =
gooa-nahoreu h I've JOSS pua nohosan oO,s mas nas