The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-14
SPORTING GOSSIP.

ssone srosSsng race nv ~. Louis curing ssn
Carsoon, with iOa pounds up, ran one
nil: g Saratoga \. " a" Aug "a iSsS'
rhe ~a ,~,.,u,,c hen, rnce sor
running horses for N psira. OF SSO,OO0, at
Frc~no, CAL, has been
FL Rio Rey has turned out n great
phenomenon two-ycar~old.
Fruntcnac,t two years old, with 1O5 pounds
sp. ran t~hrce-quarters of q mile I'm 1:i3A
% The Morris Park. New York. August q.
]. j. Collier, the champion swimmer,
wen the LOUD yards challenge cup race mt
tbs Davenport rcRctta, England. Twelve
Tommy Danforth. the New York feather.
weight, Is at Los Angeles, CAL, where he h
W fight Joe Soto in the rooms Of the
Southern Athletic club, Of that city.
Prof. John Donaldson has posted SEQ
forfeit money with the California Athletic
club as a guarantee that Tommy Warren
would be- ON hand To fight Frank Murphy.
Jack Kennedy and "Swipes, the News
boy" are matched to fight tn "a finish with
skin gloves for $3.50 u side and u purse of
ZOO. They are tn meet in the ring within
The Toronto police force have the
heaviest and hest tu~g-of-war team i'm the
world, and they are ready To meet amy
police tIg-Df-war team. twelve men IA side,
Tor $1,000 a side.
Long Dance. three years old. with lis
pounds up, won the kenncr stakes, dis
lance two miles,. at Saratoga. y. L., on
Aug. q, 1ss9. running the distance ina the
fast time of 2:3iX.
John +. Scholcs. of Toronto. is eager tn
either John l.. Sullivan or Jake kilrain at
Toronto. Scholcs and Kilrain would pack
amy theatre AT Toronto.
Dwyer Brothers tw~o-ycar-old. June
Day, was only beaten by a neck by From
tenac, in n thret-quarter dash for two
yearco'ds, at Morris Park, y. y, on Aug
Edward Hanlan recently presented
Frank smith, the well-known athletic club
swinger and IN of the Toronto fire
department. am elegant pin. which he
brought specially from QAustralia. Smith
trained Hanlan in several races.
Bud Remand. of New Orleans. has been
authorized to offer Kiirain $1,000 Ia. stand
up for four rounds before sullivan, and
kilrain may accept. When Renaud made
kilrain the proposition he said he would
think over the matter and probably agree
. A Chicago wheclman is preparing for IA
gigantic trip on his wheel. He intends To
country. Starting from Chicago on Jam
uary I, 1891, he will go first tn Mexico, and
Expects to take the water at San Francisco
for several magazines and papers.
Edward Hanlan is again going into
training and Intends. tai challenge the win
Hanlan is having ~ new shell built and he
has invented II wrinkle connected with
rigging the boat which he thinks will he a
great advantage i'm assisting speed. II ID
In n success he will have il patented.
The ocean race betwss'n the Teutonic
and the City of New York from Sandy
by the City Of New York. The steamers
left Sandy Hook on Aug. n, at 3 III p. NJ.
The City OF New York arrived at Roche's
Point at ~ 40 A. NJ. on Aug. "a. The ra,s-
saGe To Roche's Point occupied d days., 3
hours. IL minutes.
Duncan e. Ross, lac champion all
ard K. Fox and issues a challenge TO nut
the 10 and 21-poufld shot, throw the light
and heavy hammer REGULATION sizcD, and
toss the cabcr against any athlete i'm the
world for $1,000 o S5,OOOa side. Calsslonian
rules to govern, and the winner of the ma
WINNER, and Richard X. Fox 10 b. i,nai
stakeholder and select the Judges and
referee.
.y Patsy Ss. f Sc h.. keE. srs;,y qaie,
ten round ..go" i'm Boston. The "only"
John L. sullivan now comes to the front
offers to back Kcrrigan against any light.
weight i'm the world for S3.5OO IA side. He
would particularly like to have Kerrigan
meet Jack McAuliffe but STIMULATES that
the meeting between the men shall b. to
a finish, with skin gloves. under Queens
hcrry rules.
John l.. Sullivan's reception AT Oak ISL
and was postponed on August 81. The
selectmcn of Rcvcrs, refused To grant "a
license for AN exhibition wlIcrs. sparriug
To allow am athletic exhibition to take
place. This was not suitable tai the Sulli-
van party. and Jack Btrnitt has tels-
Hraphed To- Prof. Drohan. of the. Parncll
Athletic club, under whose auspices the
affair was tn he held. tn cancel all engage
me.nts for Oak Island, and to let the mat
ter drop until ~ better place can be So
cured. The Boston sporting men arr.
much disheartenssd over the turn Of af-
fairs. and arr. beginning IA despair of
ever being able. Ia give John l.. IA t,.sti-
nonial.
e.. :. Green. he well known and popai-
lar knight of the sllky. who piloted Lula
to her record of 2:15 over the Buffalo
track just IA years ago, OWNS the fastest
strictly trotting bred lilly over bred. The
IL AT the Forest City farm,
Cleveland, is atsptt two months old, sired
by PATRON. 2:14M. ont Of Lucille Golddust,
::iSH. an average record for the fllly 10y
inhcritance of 2:15L. The fastest colt
ever bred " an unnamed owned
at Forrest City farm, 10y Patron, 2:14L, out
OF Matte Hunter. 2:12N, which inlIerits
an average record of 2:13L.. The next
fastest colt eyer bred is owned by William
b. Mcdonald of the Jewctt stock farm. II
~ the unnamed hay colt sired by Jerome
Eddy, 2:l6L, out OF Buffalo Girl. 2:l2H.
inferiting an average record of 2:1iL.
McEwen, the four-ycar-old trotter who
won the four-year-old stake at Bnifalo in
1:ls, 2:131s. 2:21E. is "a wonder. McEw-
ems performance was decidedly the fast
est race ever won. by a f~our-ycar-oid stall
lion. The 2:1s of Sable Wilkes WAS made
against time. and the 2:1sL of Combat
was Ina tins. second heat of "a race I'm which
he lost the other three Ina 2:22, 2:22L,