Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-11-15
CHICAGO,
NEW YORK.
TOLEDO
SPORTING.


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oArs-No. .::....:.............. 81 @ 50
SPORTING.
The chestnut stallion Kantaka, year
old, was sold on the I'd for $1,000.
DATE JOHNSON and Captain John
Reeves are matched to play 300 points
up, cushion carrom, for 81, 900 side, at
New York, in couple of weeks.
Tony MUL1ANE, pitcher for the st.
Louis club, played twenty-seven games
| in the out-feld last season with but a
single error, his average being 973.
HosMER will probably go to Califor-
MIA during the winter, as Boston ad-
mirer has offered to back him in series
of races with the scullers of the slope.
j. s. PRINCE, the American champion,
and John Keen, the English professional
| champion, have signed articles for 9
| fifteen-mile, bicycle race at Washington,
November 18th.
THE six days bicycle race at Chicago
closed on the 9th ut., and was won by
Pincc, who nude $50 miles. Morgan
made Se3 miles, Woodside 500, Shock
| CCo iiAu DoNSC tOO luAtSs
! RADBoURNE and Corcoran have not
yet put their names to papers. Their
demands are regarded as too modest
by the Chicago and Providence clubs.
They only ask for 81 900 eaeh..
In a foot race at Portland, Oregon,
NJ. R. Kittleman. of Michigan, easily
defeated W. e.. Martin in a hundred.
yard contest; time, 81 seconds: Abot1t
$4,000 changed hands on the result.
THB cutter G,1inevere, of the Toronto
and Oswego Yacht Club, made her last
outside cruise of the season to Port
Credit on the 2Stb. During the season
she has made eighteen cruises, aggre.
eating 1920 miles.
GREAT EASTERN, record 2:1S in the
srlky, and 2:l5 in saddle, has been sold
by Charlie Green to FL. +. Fox, of
Baldwins, Queens. County, N. Y. for
81 900, and the trotters Little Jasper
and Middletown Chief.
RowELn, the English pedestrian arrived
by steamer in New York on the 2Sth.
He has already been challenged by Fitz-
gerald, now an alderman, who won the
last six.day foot race It is said No
will enter tho proposed contest.
The st. Louis Globe-Democrat SAYS
that there is serious talk of base ball
association designed to cut into the
League and American Associations.
Gross, Mcclellan, Purcell, Manning,
Mullane, Deasley, Mccormick, Daily,
York, Bennett and Flint are named as
players.
The arbitration committee OF the Ma.
tional League, American Association
and Northwestern League of Base Ball
Associations met at New York on the
9th. 1t Was suggested that amend.
ments to several rules and bylaws be
made, which will be acted upon at the
next meeting of the associations.
GEORGE SLossoN returned to New
York from Chicago on the 26th and on
the following day called upon Mr.. II:
W. Collender, the donor of the cushion
carom emblem, and resigned the Gus
tody of that emblem and the champion.
ship which he won from Sexton in theif
match at Chicago. Slosson's reason fo1
this step is his great dislike for the game
of cushion carom and his firm belief
that it is game of physical endurance
and chance and not one of skill.
An the New York horse sale j, d.
Haggit, of California, paid 81, 025 for a
bay filly by Mortimer; M. D. McCowen,
81, $50 for chestnut tilly by Mortimer;
M. M. Mcnamara, 81, ,225 for bay colt
by Mortimer, foaled in March last, and
Miss Primrose sold Appleby and John
son for 81, 000 Five horses which were
prize winners at the show were disposed
of, four Of them being the four-in- hand
of Mr.. Hugo Fritsch. The leaders,
Tally-Ho, gray gelding and Gay Lad.
a chestnut, were sold for 1915, and the
wheelers, Thunder and Blazes, issboth
chestnuts, brought $40 more. One of
Mr.. W.'P. Douglass brown gelding
dog cart horses was sold for S40O.
AN interesting contest occurred at
Providence on the 1st between H. B.
Winship and running mate, Hiram
Bruce, and Frank and mate, John Nay.
The teams are owned by J. Keenan,, OF
Boston, and J. Barnesby & Co., of Prov.
ldence. Frank, who so recently made
the mile in 2:1l under the same condi-
tions, was the favorite, pools selling five
to four. The race was won in straight
heats by Winship; time, 2:l6, 2:10f,
2:1ls, the fastest three heats ever trotted
in race. The time in the second heat
excelled thesrecord of Oil made by Yel.
low Dock and mate last year. Between
the heats the chestnut Lambert stallion
Golden, owned by H. B. Hammond. OF
New York, and driven by w. Il. Van
Valkenburg, of Ogdensburg, trotted
against 2:30 for $500. He won the match
in the second heat in 2:2Sf. Another
race has been arranged between the
same horses at Mystic Park, Boston, on
the 2Sth.