The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-10
sPORTING (, NOTES; Z

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The Chicago Yacht Club viii hold an
attractive regatta soon .s ssSs,
Billy Madden Is anxious to back Mitch
|ell against Sullivan Of any other pugiiist
Blower Brown, the vel I=kneswsn
iisA pedestrian, died in Lenden last
month
A new bicycle has been invented by'
which all danger from shsaaers Is s.
avoided.
The amateur championship Of Vermont
collar rand elbow wrestling is soon to bsl
decided s:8 ,as
Baseball players Will be einched tight!
Ter than ever this year on rules relative to5
their conduct. sss53!
The English race horse ghasaxus has
arrived in New YoIk. Great things are
Expected Of him.
Kikaina who recently SPARED MitssalL
j in New York, Is thought to be equal To-
Sullivan in science. ss'sssSSgsi
\ Charles Mitchell, the English pugilist,
has his hands fnll Of challenges He
says he viii fight AZ corners. 81:
Hanlan's first match in Australia viii
be with Laycock for 5000 side. Han
Ian is allowed s., $50 for expenses.
Jay-Eye-See is in splendid condition
and Edward Bithers, her driver, expects
to lower ihe record with her Mt least 4 i
second. ~
Great sport is expected at the Louis
vile races, which begin May is. Twen-
ty-five Thousand dollars in money prizes
are offered. q
A new aspirant for wrestling honors is
Theodore George. He wants to wrestle
any one for the championship Of the
world and s, 600 a8 4
T. A. Edison, the electrician, recently
captured q large shark in Florida by
catching it on the end of telegraph
wire and pumping electricity into il.
Commodore Kittson, George Sherwood
and G. "A. DeGraff will hold joint sale
of trotting stock at st. Paul, June H..
Eighty head Of trotters will be offered
for sale. 5s5 5S.7 .&5
A new speed indicator has been pat
1ented by 7. Aekley, of Warren, o. Bither
and Gordon were the two first purchasers
and they pronounce 1t a success. 1T will
be great advantage in timing short
spurts. & s.3:s
Macon" the sporting editor Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, thinks there woula
be money in the scheme Of teaching Mat
sada Sorakichi, the Japanese wrestler, sos
4put up his dukes, !" He says be Is the,
strongest and most agile man be ever:
saw. ss Z
Leonatus looked upon as the greHazt
race horse the world has ever seen and
the winner OF LAST lear's Dersz, has
again strained q tendon in his right lee
and will be retired permanently to the
stud. This viii be an irTeparable loss tos
the turf $ r ss.si5i
The New York six-days' go-as-yoiilIts
PACosO A<ASU Wall sucSln I've llU9dt43 Hllbls2
midnight April q. The entrance faa III;
800. To secure part Of tia gate money
| a walker mnst make 525 miles. The H.
tries to.date are Roweli, Fitzgerald, Yilit.
Noremac, Hart, Lonsburg, ThompsoIs.
Gampana and Nitaw-Eg -EfoW. d Ghippss
wa Indian The latter is d fagorite With
betting men.
Already the signs Of thH times 6etrays
an inner feeling Of discomfort Cd tiinS
part Of tile new members OF Lie Ainerfs
can Asaociation. indianapolis, Washing
ton, Brooklyn and Toledo lwera aimitted
only to choke on the rising and popular
Union Association, and now the new
clubs themselves will be choked 10 death
Iby the older members of the Amer icass|
Association before q month of The Iaaasstss.
Il ing season Is finished. ssIS