The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
SPORTING GOSSIP.

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t.inty nov that contests can be brosghs
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from the Jscksoe-Smith affair. and ths
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Ter; GOV can the police Keep .hord.r,"
when the champion Of England IN being
from Huctraiis 4"
When Mclaughlin rode Salvator 20 vic
head hay last sprine, and IL was publicly
that J. b. HaRgin had pre-
sented him with $1,000 an a bonus for hi.
liberality Of the deed, and the general
wa. that wealthy. ho~r.e-owners
pared r ";.h s sss sssen %n iISssaii,y Of ss sn e H%s-
tralian gentleman, Mr.. Haggins' gift sinks
into in.ignificance. w. II. Jones, the
cup, immediately upon learning of the
victory directed that his trainer he pre-
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do things up i'm q magnificent why In
wise sa arrived d in nG New YORK sx sss s ~ ~.
ship Etruria Monday last, and To n Sus re
porter he said: 1--WE have been away six
much Of Europe. / saw the fight
Jackson and Jem Smith. has
such n wonderful reach that I saw that
Smith had no show from the start. Jack
son has a fine chest. but not as good as
Sullivan's. Sullivan, you know, has great
.na the negro would he q Splendid eshi.
bition. but IT, 'ght to a finish jackson,
ah aon's s"i'.- Gould stand a ghost of a
EnRland's veteran boxers are coming to
the front again. Jem Mace is matched to
meet Charley Mitchell in a four.round
.pratxaaf nnx1n ~na,rSn a., ta 80 Nv,p Nx.u
duration, with one minutes rest between,
Tor $l.OOO g side, open 70 5000. Mace Is
years yo@neer. All Greenfeid, Of Birm.
country and boxed Sullivan a match in
anxious to have . go with somebody in or
der to show how boxing ma. degenerated
even since hi. day. He thinks he can best
champions nowadays.
A dispatch from St. Joe, Ark, says: ~.
s =; Gsi ayer .;t ne Zee, A III hs;es, s sna xe Ehs
no pounds, unframed, has authorized
James Trainer of this city to match him
her of rounds or London rules for q bat
tie FOR the Police Gazette champion belt.
Trainer has sent . challenges To the Police
Gaxefte in regard to the proposed match.
reputation here, and IL Sullivan decides
TO visit this city to meet him, the contest
would attract thousands"
Hugh Leonard, the wrestling instructor
of the Buffalo Athletic club, will meet
To% C1 s%ss .;,s Of Mi. "a .S;s in q TreSt1 ling
championships, which connors now holds.
follows: style, Greco-Roman best two
out Of three falls; 1900 to winner and 800
a. x.s tIssr: c Ihs % %iii by %f nsId at the OF sa ,ne
time In conjunction with In wrestling
match.
Joe Coburn does not quite understand
ID l...rn A4a.n l-na ma anaxHr. ~. DAF4~
VIII CHI he made a year ago and which still
holds good. Joe wants his old opponent
saS Sa%sS xsr r f. A sninis h en %o SiSf be e %acs
more suitable in age and style for Mace
than Charlie Mitchell, whom Jem is go
in london for points. Coburn says ne
would meet Mace in England IL he was
sure of 'fair field and no ~avors."
Maine who has several crack colts, also
has a fine family Of boys OF whom he is
he is bothered to remember their ages.
giving the exss. age Of one Of the babie.
hat p: She asked. ..Don't YOU rcmember,
replied the fond father, che was born the
same day AS our 2-year-old colt"
Diomed. by Florizel. won the first EPSON
Derby in 1850. He was imported to this
country when y years old and founded
families of ce-hor the world has ever
known. In its direct and best male line
IL reads DiOmed Sir Archy IimOleOn, bOs-
son, Lexington, Norfolk, Ell Rio Rey.
Il. v. Johnston, the well-known ~trottinR
horse driver who was in charge of the
kalamazoo stock-farm last season, was in
Chicago the other day en- route for Port
Townsend, Wash. Peter looks well, feels
we'll, and will have the Kalamazoo
youngsters in the same condition next
season.
George F. Slosson processes to believe
that GARNER, Gibelin and Teurnil will be
the three French experts who will take
part i'm the next tournament. The last
two are said to be the two hest players in
France outside of V~igneaux and Plot.
Billy Madden, who will manage big Jos
McAuliff, has teleRraphed to the Cali
fornian to come right on East without de
lay. AS he has already. made arrange.
ments for a grand exhibition there with
some heavyweight in McAuliff's class.
Die Roche il said to have waGered q
lot Of money that McAuliffe would de
feat DAILY. Dick got n draw for 1t thi,
time when he should have won. but wher
McAuliffe met Meyer he got a draw tina
he should have lost.
Billy Mccarthy has gone into training
for his fight with Jack Dempsey in Janu
airy. The match has occasioned mucf
controversy, and il In the general opinion
i'm San Francisco that Dempsey will havs
an easy thing of IL.
The fact that boxing exhibitions have
been prohibited in London probabl,
accounts for the Parsons early return
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