The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-05
GOSSIP.

SESNt'NS oOSoiF.
In chances are tina the sensational
gsldinR Basscngcr Bay will be bought by
about $1,000.
The fast PAGER Brown Hal. 2:2iH, will
pacs' no more this season. His lame leg
.'hlled." and hc has been shipped hack to
Tennessee.
The fast J. b. Richardson. 2:i71, has
been turned over tn Ed. Gs.crs 10y John
Splan. who IL balsily engaged In prppar-
ing for his English trip.
Frank Noble, who OWNS Alcryon, 2:l6E,
thinks the gray has N chance against Nell
son IL he starts against him i'm the Boston
stallion stakes.
:. A. Browne of Kalamazoo says that
Belle Vara, 2::s, as a ycariing by Vatican,
four ounce weights, and thinks she is an
other Maud =.
w. ". Fasig, secretary Of the Cleveland
driving park. has just bought in Northern
New \ ork the gray mare Daisy Queen.
five years, a:a.A, by SIR Walter Scott,
team mate tn Five Points.
President Johnston of the national trot-
ting association has issued AN order re-
WE'VE VII" ~"a espeIIeG hy the =: Paris srI sras;ina
association for INSTRUMENTATION. All his
rights and privileges are restored.
The hiRi,-brcd mare Donna, four years.
by MaInbrinc Patchen, dam by Ricieiicu,
owned 10y the Chrisman brothers of Jcssal-
mine county. KY, died ON "Wednesday
mt with while running In "a lot. She was
valued ut 5000.
There is "a possibility of IA match he
tween Jimmie Carroll and La Blanche.
Arthur T. Lamlcy of the Illustrated Neus
has photographed to President Fulda of the
California Athelctic Club, asking him il
men and d "a purse. Several we'll
known sporting men, including Steve
fcrrd 500 each for u purse If u fight can
Ec arranged.
Tho directors of the Golden Gate Atl,-
!etic Club are not very much impressed by
Killeu's method of training. There il "a
dark r,inior ahoat that the grade of the
tea with which he Stacks his burning
ducivc To first-ciass athletic cor,ditio.i.
Reports from McAliffc's training quar-
tiers, however, would Indicate that he has
the matter of not getting down to consci-
entious hard work and into proper fix for
IA hard. br,iising light.
A special cable of the Police Gazette from
Sydney. y. -. W., says: Australia, il
would seem, is i'm no danger of losing the
worlds championship, as they have i'm
William Stansbrrry "a scullcr said to be
equal to Harry Searkr, and believed 10y
many Australians To bc even faster than
Ssar'e and S, @nS pGssi II a"" w;sit = E ySaEs "t
should Scarlc he beaten by the American
i'm the race for the Police Gazette champion
challenge cup and the championship of
the world ON Sept. ..
All arrangements have been made for
the fistic encounter betwccn Mix {. Com
leys tuc tttitti Nrb&tilts III hrtihahthus v ~ See
and Patsy Cardiff of Minneapolis. The
fistic gladiators ARE To fight with small
gloves AT Hurley, Wis.,. September q, for
<1,OUO and IS per cent. of the gate money.
The Police Gazette rules arr. to Rovern.and
there will he no limit to the number of
and the meeting betwccn these we'll
known prize ring heroes il creating no
little excitement. Dannie Needham has
Ashland ars hacking conlsy at sioo 20 SIS.
and "a delegation from Minneapolis are
going to Ashland to- invest their money ON
Cardiff. James Brren OF Ashland has
bccn selected final stakeholder and holds
the battle money. I'D. Hayes. Conley's
partners ,Conley's, chances of winning.
One of the flstic battles which is Great
ing no little interest on the Pacific slope
California pet, who has never yet been
defeated, and Johnny Reagan, the weller
weight champion. are To light for s2.OoO
has left New York for the Golden Gate
with the good wishes of n legion of adj
mirs'rs; Reagan on his arrival on the Pa;
| give the California Nonparcil "a great
battle. Reagan made Al great battle with
Jack Dempsey when the odds were against
him, and, whether he wins or loses. there
is not the least doubt. but that he will give
Mitchell the hardest battle he ever had.
The hall where Dempsey and the Ma
rine fought on Tuesday last is n recent ac-
QUESTION by the California Athletic club.
II is located i'm the old Arrnory building,
on the southeast corner of New Montgom-
cry and Toward streets. IL is spacious
enough tn comfortably seat 1,7UO people,
and readily holds over 1000 when the i'm
tercst warrants it. In the center OF the
room il u raised platform. with "a substan-
tial railing tai form the ring. There is IA
clear space three feet Wild around the out
side of the ring. During the contests here
after two of the directors of the club will
be stationed mt diagonally opposite corn
ers of the ring. To see that everything il
properly dome within the ring. The time
kecpers ars, not allowed near the ring. hut
Reporters have "a separate platform. The
seats rise i'm tiers. and there is IA gallery AT
one end. Thc exits from the hall are
broad and easy of descent. The dressing
rooms are located I'm the rcar of the hall,
and are fitted mp tastefnlly and comfort
ably. In fact. the club has done every
thing possible for the comfort of both
members and guests.
Yesterday HALL Games.