The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-11-17
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hnclnnatls, will play IN Baltimore next
year.
A CALL for a convention has been is.
-ued, for the purpose of organizing a
western league, at Quincy, November
18th.
LOUISVILLE is likely to have no club
next year. Browning and Hecker have
-lgned with the Athletics, and Gerhardt
will probably go to New York.
A RACE between Trinket and Maiol
lca at Morrsania, n. Y, on the 9th,
vas won by the former in three straight
heats; time, 2:20a, 2:26, 2:2l4.
THE George Shook twe-mile foot race
axes place al Birmingham, England, on
The 30th inst The tlree-mile races be-
tween them is booked for the 18th.
CHALLENGES have been issued by
Sch@ger and Daily, the American bill
Iardists now at Paris, to all players IN
France for a series of contests. Vignaux
and other prominent players have ac-
cepted.
w. j. MORGAN has replied to Hig-
hams challenge, accepting the PROPOSE
Ion to race on bicycle Tor six days, six,
fWelve or eighteen hours per day, for
$500 side.
l. W CoNKLING and j. G. Philbrick,
f the Chicago Bicycle Club, will contest
lor the club championship about
January list. riding a SIX day race, six
aours per day.
MANAGER BARNIE, of the Baltimores,
will take Bennett, Fortr. Hanlon, Powell,
aud Farrell of the Detroits, and four OF
he Baltlmores 10 California, to play
here during the winter.
HAMM, who recently won the Halifax
championship by defeating Norris, rode
he three miles with turn IN 20 minutes
md y seconds, the fastest time in which
he course was ever rowed.
The second game OF chess between
Herr Steinitz and D. NJ. Martinez was
played III Philadelphia on the 31st ult
nd was won by the former IN twenty
nine moves. Herr Steinitz has made an
engagement to play forty-tive games IL
hat city.
The Louisvilles have reorganized and
viii play in New Orleans during the
winter. The batting order will be as
follows: Browning, Sd b.; Hecker, p.;
Pfefler, 2d b.: Wolf, r. /: Sullivan, c..
Whiting, 1st b.; Peltz, !. f.; Kline, S.
=; Sommers, C. f.
GORE. of the Chicago club, will take
the following nine sonth to play during
the winte1: Daily and Weidman pitch
ers, Flint and Kelly catchers, Phillips,
John Farrell, and Carpenter on the
bases, Wise short, and Gore and the
change pitcher and change catcher III
the outield.
A GAME of football was played at
Princeton, n. J., ON the 30th ult. be
tween Princeton ana Rutgers resulting
IN victory for the former by score of
81 points to none, or s goals, 3 touch
downs to 8 sateties Two of the goals
we're made by drop kicks from the field.
The good kicking was the feature of the
game.
COMMODORE KITTsoN, Minnesota's
prominent turfman, will not send his
trotters and PAGERS to California, on ac
count of the distance, but will go direct
TO Texas, taking part IN the races at
Galveston and Dallas. From there they
go to New Orleans, and thence to Geor-
gia to spend some time among the pines.
From Georgia they will come north,
reaching Cincinnati IN February. John
son, Witherspoon, Gem and Minnie
r Will do the racing.
THE Brighton, Eng, autumnal handi-
cap race resulted in dead heat between
7. Cannon's formerly 2. Lcrrillard's)
Sachem and Ironclad. Arablete was
third. There were FIX starters. In de-
cIding the heat Ironclad defeated Sa
chem Ironclad was disqualified, how
even. and the race was awarded to Sa-
chem. The two-mlle selling Welter
plates was won by Passaic formerly
LOrilIard'e, Corona was second and
Topsy third. There were five starters.
The last betting was to against Pas
sale. 4 to / against Corona and u to l
against Topsv. Passaic won easily.
THE New York Athletic Club games
on the 9th resulted as follows: Stand.
ing broad Jump, J. b. Moore, 10 feet 10
inches; 100 yard dash, G, A. J. Truch-
berner. 10 seconds;pole vaulting, Hugh
H. Baxter. 10 feet 6 inches; 220 yards
dash, r. n. Morton. % seconds; run
ming high Jump. W. Ford, feet inches;
quarter mile run, L. z Myers, 49 3-5
seconds: half-mile run, L. NJ. YeomaDs,
2 minutes 6 Is seconds; two mile bicy-
Gle race, l.. Sterns, 6 minutes Sc sec
ords: 300 yard hurdle race, J. G. Mason,
403- 3 seconds; running broad jump, W.
NJ. Ford, 20 feet II inches; mile run, A.
NJ. Page, minutes 374 seconds; mile
walk. f. ?. Murray. minutes %
seconds (beating all American and Eng
lish records; throwing the hammer, O.
Bodlsou. II feet II inches; half mile
run. L. E. Myers, ] minute 5S seconds;
throwing fifty y-six-pound weight, G. 4.
J. Irucnberner. 27 feet (beating the
record) The tug OF war was won by
the married men.
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