The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-10
SPORTING GOSSIP.

A. Marvin came down the .homs.srsseh
= -. 80 sit sh e., Sh, r. ase sSd 9 9s"t sed , SnS. nh shs
wire Without . skip I'm 2:lsk.-E<omsnsv.
Mike Cushing and Austin Gibbons are
Csiifosnia xthietic club ha. been asked
10 oner them q purse. and 4 they accePs
The fight win take place ON their ground.
eisco stating thai his nnish fight With Ca.
I'll for ..o SaSSSo TAX, . side pi. !. |: IN II ens nsn'
Eagle Bird, at one time the champion
srottine stallion In Colorado. was recsntly
d~essroyed a. the hnssran@ sso 81 \. ,"i ;n;.r 1r
received in the pasture while evidently
! lying down To roll.
PRODUCED two stations with records of
3:2O or better are Columbine, darn OF Au,
seco, 2:isX, and Anteyolo. 2:isx, and
Aambrino Girl, 2:3O.
The psnnant-winners this year are the
New Yo.ks in the National .,asre Omahas
the Internationa league, and Brooklyns
in the American associations. The brook
lyns have not exactly settled their case
yet, but the are sure winners.
Those who have controlled the business
say that this year has been one OF the
eirouis ON record. xs the Buffalo meeting
over $4OO,OOO was i'm the pool-box. Hart.
s haT S Ssso.oo oe and RScnssser ~sssc,ooo."
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Chicago Times.
The Boston and Baltimore clubs will
start west next month: The places OF Oh
Ewing and Brown. The New Yorks win
meet the aggregation at ST. Louis on No
vs%o Of K iSs ana ci sSsf Denver ,n' and asa Salt e Lake. x
City TO San Francisco.
James b. Cray has just been hems to
ping nineteen ysariirgs. mostly, by Fau:;
tus, TO w~estchester, n. Y. "Uncle Jim"
groposs. to hsrsss.sr winter at Mo; Il.
J center OF his operations. He will break
and develop his youngsters there for pri-
tions has been opened by the brotherhood
Of baseball players for the purchase of
in order that they may locate hall teams
in the twin cities s:,, TIL, his year P,u The m,d deal is
franchise. Two cmisarieso of the brother
hood have been in Minneapolis for the
easSe Al s reports to their chiefs.
Walter Oratz's string. of race horses
was sold at AUCTION at Morris Park on
Suburban, was bought by Mr.. Kittson fos
$1,000. He had two splints, and will prob
ably never be sent out to race again; "
20 the Erdenheim stock farm for breed
ing rpose Among other horses solo
Si,Oa5, and a chestnut colt by imported
Sssn: as% from rSn 'NsiSiis Milton fou %%%s ssos :
Al Fresno Friday Marvin, who In !.
charge here of the Palo Alto stock farm
abb exercised Sunol at n rather sharI
the word. President Lewis Leach tappe.
=, the bell and the mare was started ON he
s scsch sG. III, Ee" a Sn.rs sr IN y . a%a mHe sh o.
who knew her staying qualities were salts
ned she would make her mark at tn
- A-~srHrnf NNnnans m ms -
brought her 70 the half in 1864. sumo
and Marvin kept urging her. h rssche
the t~hree-quarters i'm 1:ssX.
The San Francisco Eraminer contain
snis the sss9 %sy in et which fGs i sne broke si hsr r sSnr
S.il- -ss~e srsa derk!bas aiiS. with Siac
nigh sshs and wa. ioaisd j the spring Of iss
She was sired by E~lectioneer. her daI
s ssins % Maas, a @t 3s Ssnsrea m sss'r :
line. Of Sunol with those Of Maud S. an
Jay-Eye-See shows that the three creates
same theory, that Of crossing standnr'
% Or sF1 mars I pcr c cent. " OF %SSosrS"SIh,hbre
blood. As a yearlinR Sunol wa not see
in public: but Maryi9 9.- her ss. d risssm ar
beat Norlaine. that made . reco'
p%earance In her 2-year-oid form, and ca
lily won all the stakes in which she w.
Engaged and closed q brilliant season
trotting a mile over the Bay District tras
last October i'm 2:1S, lowering wildfo
er's record of 2:21, made over the san
Sunol first appeared at Petnluma ON A
gust ., where, owing to the lack of cone
ton, she was defeated by Lillian Wilks
after winning the first heat, the time
the race being 2:21E, 2:17N, 2:22, 2:25.
Oakland, on September 8, In retriev
her lost laurels and finished in front
Lillian Wilkes and Margaret s., ~ 2:
2:24L<, 2:3O. She followed up this Veto
by Thinning thu Occident stakes at Sac
mento, where, on September IL, she "
honored with q walkover, and. acco
panied by a running mate, she reduc
her record to 2 :16L. Four days later q
again defeated Margaret s., on the n
In 2:2OH, 2:21M, 2:1S.
A Georgia Editors Rhapsody.
From the Thomasville (Ga.) Enterprise.
al Dronoauca Won man and Xife.N Il