The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01
SPORTING GOSSIP.

SPORTING GOSSIP.
Anent thu value OF thu turf OF the United
S 80 ~ 2 .s ha kno ,sr surf wrissr nS. SaisY.
90 $1,000 people and Indirectly sssists
5000 more 20 n livelihood. The thor
ON sss .r. .ss' ..ssi i sa% s sss a.,a %e7: ss
thsse stallion. and brood mare. earned
season ; the value. of the stock nov em-
Ployed for racing being valued 81 47.oo0.-
tracks and stables Il 100000. The stock
farms embrace 100000 ACRES. Of the finest
land I'm the country and last year the
the attendance ut race cotnses numbered
over 100000.
Speaking OF Or,nondc's sale nm English
We part with such horses as Ormonde, but
I believe that the duke. h used tn fro
quently ride him as a hack, 30 gentle and
goOd-maUnered was he, Was far more iu-
huenced by the belief that the climate of
South America would cure or at least al
snormous price offered. BY the way,
Ayres.''
The winner of the Cushing-Gibbonsf tight
pound champion of England, bill Reader,
yho SO ~cleverly and recently knocked out
British sporting men. The Sturdy little
Englishman says he il willing 10 come to
America and meet any man of his weight
Speaking of plnnRsrs, the New Io-k
his headquarters i'm Chicago: H can
horse-race as well as q cat can to enter
the open door Of a canary cage and de
YOUR the pretty ~youngster feathers and
Jem Goode, who is said by the sporting
authorities in England To he the best man
in the middle-weight class, is anxious to
come tn this country and meet 8OnQ All
man of his weight. A public exhibition
between Goode and Jack Dempsey or In
in any sporting section over here.
Regarding the Buffalo club. Jim White
says: 'If / can put q club in the brother-
should like to keep on in the nternation-
nj league. Rowe and myself nave about
completed arrangements to dispose OF
Buffalo gentlemen.
John Teemer, the oarsman. who is to
sail for Australia Jan. Is, states that he
show that J. A. ST. John knew of the ar
rengements for the late acquatic swindle.
Jack McAuliffe was Mt one time this
then went to making a book and three
bad days Mt Shcepshead bay broke him.
Now he Is in training for a prize fight
again Such is life among the thigh roll
John L. Sullivan has announced his i'm
tention of buying q farm nenr Boston and
kohIhk nv tHS
John fails to state where he In going to
get the money to buy n farm with, how
ever.
Frank Glover ought to he pretty well
satisfied of the fact hat he in not much
of a fighter by this time. He never has
To anything since he was licked
90 badly by Billy Bradburn.
Sam Bryant's hard luck continues. Sat:
urd last he lost the yearlinR brother of
Come-to-Taw, he being by Long Taw, out
OF Mollie Seabrook, and considered a
most promising animal.
"Billy" Sexton signed the articles of
agreement for the coming tournament in
in New York Monday, and said: .I'l he
all right and I'll make the boys hustle.
Don't fret about me-"
G.. Nj. l.. Sacks will probably take
young Joe Donyghue, the skater, to Eur
rope this winter is very anxious tn again
meet PaulsoE.
Capt, J.. N. Littrell has bought from
Henry Johnson. OF Louisville, KY, the
flly by Luke Blackburn, dam ny imp.
bennington.
Tommy Morgan is not yet satisfied that
White is n better man than he il. II evi.
IDENTITY X "a great deal to satisfy
Morgan.
vignaux, the great French billiard ex.
pert, Is said tai he i'm very poor health nj
the present time.
LonRfellow Whip. 2:2OH. will be trained
and cainpaigned by James Goldsmith
next season.
The annual tournament OF the New
York will he held i'm that
city next month.
Mr.. CAROLS great race-horse, the Bard
In wintering i'm splendid shape.
A. T. Playter has just received o fresf
Lot Of Oeurine Henry CLAW ciUars-