The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-14

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win be . bieger man In base ball circles
Miiis ever we're. II it falls Nat Il win be
ali day with Ward. Il behooyes Johnnie
90 root, and roofing he In, all he knows
how.
Franks McHush. . clever little bantam
puRilist of CINCINNATI, who has already
s ss" H.: sso- su thirty e e s,:h Sis so an . ssns
jimmie Kennsrd. :ssHe 81. Paul Kid" q
500 purse having been offered them tn
Ed Hsnlon. the base-ball player. and
Ed hanlan. the ar.man, were introduced
York the other day. and returned various
letters and kilograms which they had
been carrying around the world for each
look very much alike, the oarsman being
a trifie tn heavier.
From what is deemed a reliable source
and Ansan are p=renarins to add the mem
To he sold ny the Kansas City club to the
PLAYERS they already have under contract.
Pickett. Alvorh and Hamilton. Such a
group of men would cost the Chicago club
George Godfrey il the wealthiest of the
active pugilists i'm the east. He owns
5000 feet OF land, and his residence and
land ON Beach street. Revere, ali paid for,
and he has a neat little sum besides at
interest i'm the hank. He has six children.
he rs years next March, George says,
land ! am not done fighting either. IL I
get n fair purse and n fair deal"
As there IL considerable interest felt i'm
the next realization stakes at Coney Island
and much curiosity to ascertain which
+ LEVINE iiss Of pro.Minen, erfoorr,me %s
Honduras, Santiago, Banquet. Torso, Bal
Carlo. Magnate, LORD Dalemy, Padishah,
Clarendon. ProdiRal Son., Cayuga, Jersey
Pat, Lisimony, Anaconda.
atty on the part of Senator Stanford to-
wards the state board of agriculture of
n rnS ia; a.; and G as z s1%v s,aEc OF w, the tenth NTH
recently won by Sunol in 2:1OX, the di-
~rectors have presented to the senator a
work of art, and will be placed with other
cups medals and rophies in the museum
of the Leland Standard, jr., university.
particular interest i'm the trottinR horses
under the charge of Splan. the American
driver at Olympia, says q London Eng
wish to start a track in connection with
the Hamilton park race meeting. In the
management of which he takes no silent
part. Possibly there is no place i'm Bril-
tain where trottinR would catch so readily.
Messenger, the Orloir ~trotter, and Prince
Won Bismarck. Berlin, Childc Harold, and
several other American horses were all
located at one time within ten miles of
Hamilton park.
Eel Rio Rey is completely recovered from
his unfortunate illness, and his fiesh has
returned, his eye frightened and his
health pretty well restored. Trainers ON
deeds OF Lieutenant Merrill in the .Yeos
man of the Guard" WAS "very much ex-
n~geerated," and that at NO time was his
affected is scoircd at: IL his wind is af-
fected his own people do not know il.
had n canter? In March his owner, MIR.
Winters. will send from California To join
FL Rio Rey some five or six
Rey.
The very latest adventure Of Australian
Murphy occurred Saturday night, when he
dark in his hotel Mt Tiburon, says the San
Francisco Chronicle. The athlete Austria.
linn: !; appears, keeps a bottle ct mineral
during the night he reached ont and took
u swig. Unfortunately Nurphy's young
n,ixcd up ieft n bottle OF tarpcnsine
where the water should have been, and
the effect ON the champion slugRer was
electrical. His yells awokc the whole
town, and IL took a powerful cmetic and
much eloquent persuasion to CONVINCE
a malicious plot 70 poison him.
We understand Hon. w. L. Scott In cast
ing about for another imported stallion.
As is well known. Mr.. Scott has i'm Rayon
is also filling up With daughters Of that
horse. and lac is DESTROYS of securing one
with which they will cross. II il said he
was disappointed i'm not getting Galore,
and he is very much disposed toward a
son of Galopin. seeing the success of that
sir. through 81. Simon, Galliard, DoDo-
van, etc. That lac has priced some of
them would appear from the fact that he
complains lat the high price they ask" for
u good horse. As upon the retirement OF
Donovan the Duke of Portland will have
two Galopin stallion .. he might Ia willing
To sell either Donovan or st. Simon, while
his other horse, Ayrshire, although II son
of Hampton. is from a Galopin mare.
Rcy del Rcy king of kings) is n bay,
ami those who have seen him i'm Califor-
mia say he is quite as fine II colt AS his
now famous brother. He il scarcely SO
high i'm the leg. being more like the still
elder brother. Emperor of Norfolk, i'm that
respect. Before FL Rio Rey came out i'm
the east MIR. Lorillard made an offer of
xsO,OUO for him and his yearling brother,
Rey del Rey, provided MIR. Winters would
ship the latter to New York at Mr.. Loril-
lart's expense for his mfr. L.'sl inspec-
ton and approval. Mr.. Winters declined
the offer. He has nominated Rcy del R,y
extensively i'm the eastern stakes. He is
in the Fnturity at Concy Island, Junior
Champion at Monmouth, Nursery and
Titan at Jerome Park.
Mr.. Withcrs il very much pleased with
his new trainer, "knapsack" Mccarthy.
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