Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
SPORTING.

Dn. Cuwrls, Kingston, Ont, Is to
build an so ton yacht with Wlitcn ne
intends to clIalleuge for the America 3
THE Halifax Rowing Association has
arranpcd to send Hamm and Trainer ana
William Spellman to the Pullman III
regatta. They will row in the scnll race
on the odd. 49,.
THrnE is a probability that an inter
national rife team will not be sent 10
Wimbledon, Eng, owing to the fal'uie
of subscriptions for that PURPOSE
Ar tue close of the six days walking
match at Baltimore, op the I'd lust, the
record stood: Hughes, b53 miles; More.
mac 80, miles and lap; fanchot. 5l
miles and Z laps, and Hart 400 miles.
Rlcttknp OLIVER will hold his annual
wrestling toitl namont on June 23d, at his
grounds at Norway, Mich. The stakes
will amount to $500. Wrestling 70 pc
in Cornish style, open to any and ali
comers.
The steam yacht ordered from Messrs.
Sluttlcworth & Chapman, OF Erith, Dy
Baron Arthur de Rothschild, will be2lT
feet long, II feet wide, and Is feet deep;
displacement, S2Y tons; cylinders, 3O
inches and 60 inches, with a6 inches
stroke.
RICHARD X. Fog is anxious to match
John Hughes, the pedestrian, against
either George Huzacl, Patrick tltz-
gerald or any other man in the world a
six days Ego as you please" for S5, ,0O0.
He proposes to deposit 81 900 with MIR.
L A. Buck to prove that he is III
earnest.
The Milwaukceans were defeated IN
the whist tournament at Rockford as the
following result OF the game will show:
MILWAUKEE. ROCKFORD.
Elliott Belcher. ...... ~ Waldo-Bachrach II
jenkins Payne........ n Bailey-Perkins. GG
Van Schaick-Swsn.... AZ rr FAINT nt-Wormwood.. 6a
Total. .25l Total l..........,,.. .255
SOME of the more notable mares re-
Gently sent to Waukegau to be bred to
Col. Crockett's stallion Judge Hayes,
are Dakota Maid (record 2:2D, Jennie
c., the fast Blue BuIl mare Qecord
2:22D, the dam OF George Il, a valuable
mare, aud Samuel Johnson's well known
Chicago sorrcl mare. Judge Hayes
superior breeding and general form has
aire,tiY won hun un enyiable reputation
amung borscmeD.
A ToRoNTo dispatch of tho 81 inst. !,
says: "Haulan returned from Boston
to-day in splendid condition. He says
that he will go into practice with Lee
here for the next two weeks for the
double scull race ut Pullman Juue %.
He expects his race with Ross at Ogdens-
burg, July is. to be the hardest he has
ever rowed He also says the Point OF
Kennedy says it WIS II minute short.
Haplan will wager $5,LUj or Stu, 900 he
can row the course he rowed Thursday
i'll eighteen minutes or better"
A LARGE audience witnessed the
wrestling match iu tho Grand Opera
House at Rochester, N. Y, on he 7th
between IL. NJ. Dnfur aud Duncan G..
Ross, for 81, 900 aside. The first bout
was collar-apu-slb aud resulted in II
fall for Dufur at the end Of riUe min
utes. In The second contest, catch AS
catch can, both rolled around for some
time, when R,ss Topped Dufur. whose
" u'fSS. ifu tiohc, tu'io Willing tHe jui
ct tue cud of eight minutes. The
third bout-side hold--was wrestlcd
amidst much enthusiasm. Dulur won
the toss aud took top hold, and in six
minutes Ross had two points on the
carpet. Referee w L Harding dcci-
ded the Contest in iavor of Ross. In the
last match Dufur won by bis wonderful
grapevine lock, which Ross dotged.
This time Dulnr, however, claimed in
The last boat that his antagonist broke
bis hold, but tbe audience set med pretty
well SAL sized With the result of The
contest. In The catch as-cutch-cnu
Duiur hurt his elbow badly, after which
he seemed to lose his nerve.
The following table shows The stond.
ing of The League clubs at The close oj
The games Oh the h ms: