The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24
SPORTING GOSSIP.

GOSSIP.
Job. Resssss NO 'ons'- train. so+ the
Elmer Smith, who has heen released By
The Cincinnati club. . he win pitch for
Kansas City next year.
hardest hitting clubs in the a.sociation.
With anosher pitcher like Marx Baldwin
nant race next season.
Decker made . poor showing In the
league as . batter. However,. he wa. NOT
his eye on the hall. and II worked res-
ulariy would no doubt do better.
Mulvey played b s.me OF his life thi:
benny he Si p1. up sps . fSssssr game n shisd
gue-or Tor that matter. In the country.
James Murphy and Jack Delaney, who
are TO make their trst appearance ON the
Pacific coast before the Occidental club
ON the 18th init, are; are IN ,hs aS SaCs srHin y,
good one.
This season Burlington was, for the
fr.t time, an easy mark for the B~ostons,
last i'm which he pitched against them.
Sanders did his best work against the In
dianapolis club.
II Jimmy Griffin. of Omaha, does not
he will go to San Francisco. He Is willing
20 g s'S Sni ninS fnr ANY n,x Pe.a nIs p mass % she
Gate City club may offer.
The old, d~isreputable hat which Ward
carried ali around the world, was broken
. few days ago. So was Wards heart.
Strange to say, he DRAINED q few nights
previously that somebody broke IL.
Henry Noble. the owner Of Alcryon, has
:ignifled his intention Of backing either
Alcryon or Nelson against Ni'daistoh's
1ieved Middleton will accept and the
event may he trotted Mt lexington this
ID T~-;,,.~1 Ban. bo.,uh& hack FROM, w
H. Fearing the brown stallion Emperor,
by Notwithstanding, and the brood
Rancocas will no doubt soon bscome as
famous for it's t~horoughbreds as IL was
five years ago.
Donovan king Of the French turf. is the
syer an ~h isS Winning n%Ia 'n now " "mo" "ns
TO over $4,000. He ran thirteen times as
This year he has run six times and lost
but once.
In reply to the ST. Paul Kids challenge
f ie sSs champion q Canada. .a ~
VII: WITH n him ~ e snS viii viii fsS. him e. si%S to
York state for . purse.
Over $500 will be given in prizes at the
American horse show, which Will he held
The CLASSICS presented Includes ali kinds
and breeds, from the highest type of
tho SiSissSsis a nda 'r S;ninu sG the sL pSn%es.
ohAP - RhhSs
George v. Hankin of Chicago says
there is no foundation i'm the report that
he would retire from the turf. lie says
that he will race next year.. but will drop
the name of the Chicago Stable, and run
his horses i'm his own name. Mr.. johnson
good. Tom Kiley will probably Ike head
Jockey for the stable.
Says the New York World: Dan MUIR
ply has returned from Sioux City. where
he has been catching two months. He
says the clubs of the western association
have played good ball this season:
there were those of Bill McCicllam, Dali
rymple, Rowe, Brosnan and Connell. Dan
has been reserved for next year.
IL there il one thing above another that
a Boston drummer loves ii is the Boston
ball club, and he stands by this club
have had the penant as well as not" said
n prominent Bostonian, but as we did not
get il we are not shedding any tears.
more NOR money than any two clubs in the
league. The money suits ms better than
Harry Gates, of Chicago. to a fight
to a finish with four ounce or skin
gloves; Gate" " vas o to hays fought ,s, ,; wi,s
pointed the 800 spectators who had paid
81 each to get in, because the money was
betting freely that CIrran can whip Gates
and AN encounter between the two Mt an
early day il yet expected.
ne SIoTttuy 4<Ue S&tySs httkl iSsS tAC-
cepted the terms of Kansas City and will
sign with hat Climb on October "a. He will
get $3,4OO for next season. of which
amount 500 will he i'm advance, and a per
sonal contract s~tipulating that he shall
5000 is included in the agreement. These
terms were agreed upon several days ago
and the reason no contract was drawn M
then was because il he had signed prior
to October 70 he would have to he re
served.
Says an Albuquerque paper: Roe, ths
Frisco wheelman, left Williams Thurs
day morning at $40. He passed Belle
mont at 3:3O i'm the afternoon and reachet
Flagstaff at p. m. The distance Ia
made i'm the IL hours and so minutes wa,
only "A miles, and he is still 34 mile,
from Albuquerque. He is described a
Flagstaff as an exceedingly hari-lookins
party. He is finding the mountains abou
as hard to climb as the desert was diff
cult to pull through. He is certainl!
showing great grit and he deserves to sue
coed.
Tommy Ryan. of Detroit, has returnes
from Grand Rapids, and is not satisfied
by a rood deal. with the result of his fiRh
there with Murphy last week. The Crane