The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-15
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Hartford, by Harold, trotteia mile at Glen
vile Thursday in 2 %.
Nike DAILY of Bangor, Me-, and Dutch Neal
of st. Louis are matched to fight ten rounds.
Jack Havlin intends to challenge Ike Weir
to battle for 81 900 and the championship belt.
q, Slavin, the Australian. wants to meet Jack
son in the California athletic club ROOFS for
1000 q side.
Carney will meet Jack McAuliffe at the Cali.
fornia club for purse of $500 and the cham
pionship belt.
The proceeds of the Leland Stanford sale in
New York we're $3.50. Prices ranged from
$500 to $500.
Frank Donovan is down to 104 pounds for
his contest with Chappie Moran for the bantam
championship.
Betting in San Francisco on the Lees and
MeAuliae battle for s, 500 is 500 to So, and
Lees is the favorite.
Fred Carlton, New York Illustrated NelcS boy
champion of New York, and s. L. Davis Sara
toga, n. y, will run ten miles for $50 side at
Ballston On. " driving park May %.
Jack Gallagher of Chicago and Jack Hanley
rounds marquis of Queensberry rules, May 20
for $500 side. The fight will take place in In
dianapolis.
Ten admirers of Peter Jackson are willing
to bet $1,000 each that the colored champion
can knock out John L. Sullivan inside of one
athletic club-rooms.
Gus Lambert has been trying to get on
match with Jim Fell for some time. Fell, who
is now keeping a saloon in Milwaukee, says he
is willing and Lambert has given Arthur Lum-
ley power TO fix things for him.
A rainbow trout was recently caught in the
Columbia river, in Oregon, which measured
twenty-six-and-a-half inches in length and
weighed six pounds The fish is said to be
| the largest of its kind ever caught.
Dennis Keleher, the Salem heavyweight, has
Withdrawn his $3.50 posted with challenge to
| fight Joe LannOn for $1,000 a side and the
heavyweight championship of New England
Lannon's hacker having failed TO cover the
money.
Jake Kilrain says he will weigh 1876 pounds
when he enters the ring on July to meet Sui
Ivan. One advantage Kilrain will have over
Sullivan when they meet is when il comes to a
clinch. for he is one of the best wrestlers that
ever entered the ring.
Greek George and J. b. Mcclellan of SYRIA
cuse met at the Police Gazette office Thursday
and arranged q match to wreStle Ga3co-Roman
style, best two in three falls, for $3.50 side.
The contest will be decided within two weeks,
| either at Rochester or Syracuse.
Paddy Smith now claims the title of the light
weight champion, and says he will be glad to
arrange match with McAulife at any time.
Smiths claim rests upon the ground that no
backed by deposit of $3.50, for him to fight
any one, Jack McAulife preferred, for the
championship.
Oarsmen O'Connor, Lee, Gaudaur Hamm
| and Peterson will row the Great Salt lake on
| June 2 single scull race, three miles with
turn for apurse of 81 800 $500 TO winner 800 TO
second, 500 to third, 500 10 fourth. The man
| who breaks the worlds record will get $3.50
William O'COnnor and his trainer, George
Lee, have arrived at Tacoma, Washington Ter
ritOry, where they will take part in a regatta to
be held there May Is. They will then go 10
Victoria, British Columbia. and take part in a
regatta 10 be held on the oath. On their way
east they expect to stop at Salt Lake City.
At the class game of the Yale seniors and
| Juniors Friday two records were broken. Shear
man, 80, in the running broad Jump cleared
| twenty-five feet which is four and one-half
inches better than the intercollegiate record
made by Sherman in 1887. In the half-mile
! run Hinckley, 49, broke the Yale record by
| four-ffths of a second.
The offer of $4,000 which Henry Maynard
| OF San Francisco came east to make on behalf
| OF the FL Paso TEX sporting men TO have the
| Sullivan-kilrain fight to occur there, still re-
| mains unaccepted. The Sullivan party is will
| ing to change or amend the articles of agree
ment so that they can fight there instead of
near New Orleans, but the other people have
not been heard from