The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-21
SPORTING GOSSIP.

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Sem Gcllyss b .c.io"s 70 have another
Milton Young'e GOOD colt OnceA Again
has been sold 10 the Beverwyck stable.
Axtell's book 10 full for tina season.
Whistler he will get trossers h an open
.Parsou' Davies will. according IN last
sdvises, take his Christmas dinner In Bel
Bob FARRELL. yho va. with Sullivan he
ing In Sc. Louis.
Joseph r. Douoehue, America's cham
pion skater, win he ON hand ~ Ainnsspo-
lis and ready TO meet all cosnsrs.
Frank Glover. the e~x-Chicaeoen, n 20
receive the appointment Of Official referee
for the OccidentaI club i'm san Prsn-
cisco.
Smith are to light at the Occidental club,
San Francisco, Dec. q. The mill should
be q rafting one.
was I'm no condition to mill when he met
Jackson. He will have the gang behind
him when he meets Slavin.
Probably one Of the largest bicycles ever
known has just been finished i'm Peru.
Ind, and is The roper of John Ward, a
man weighing over 30 pounds and over
steel, with q wheel sixty-nins inches in
diameter.
There will he q new racing stable on the
capitalists OF Denver. Col. There will BE-
several gentlemen in the combination, but
the stable will probably he directed and
managed by ID. l.. Hall, formerly the Sec
Rotary of the Chicago Driving park.
man. was flashing $1,000 in ereenbacHs
rounda local sporting he~adquarters In
San Francisco and wanted to bet the
money at evens ON Weir. but none of tbs
strong Murphy contingent responded. II
his broken arm and this stops betting on
him.
j &. Lock. who says he owns a farm nj
Rescucville. worth $4,000, writes to the
illustrated Se,Cs that IL a match in made
between Peter jackson and John L. Sulli-
van, he will bet the farm against $1,000
fers to give the Tuastratra Ns,os $500. or 10
per cent, IL they will secure some one
who will take up his bet.
for sr Sis h Rs%p w;;S f Msc ss 1Is into nsa, t, mn n
Betting ON the event has already begun.
and several, mt even money on the
fornia club directors make no secret OF
their belief that will find the
Australian so hard n man to whip that
those who look for a one-sided light will
he treated to q surprise almost as great AS
the Dempsey-La Blanche contest.
A good story ON the way fools and their
%%%sY OF p skis;n s@% nsd G trIm "a" the .n' sprin,
tiers. They were ecently matched in
Denver. and on condition that he would
people posted 800 for Collins AS a forfeit.
OF cosIsse the eastern backing did not
snnis Tn. and a. Skinnsr MAS given the
both laughed. Skinner il n good pame
for u sprinter.
A New York dispatch says: Jack Nc
the 18th with Billy Madden. who is to train
him and look after his business interests.
They will have n number OF engagements
along the route and do not expect to reach
the Pacific slope for four or five weeks.
.Fuida seems tn think l cannot get back
understand what gave him the impression.
Carroll's friends need have NO fear that
they won't get an opportunity to put their
alone. who will he at the rine.ide.
FOR my s' f sssf the ''s sSa%pion.hip s
good. but as for the belt, why that belongs
to me-. I've won IL on several occasions
that know Of. Having. fulfilled this con-
ditions then. il naturally becomes my
property. It's i'm my house now and there
Is "a big nastiif b.longing, to me guarding
chances he will have to take to get IT,"
'How soon will you he ready tn meet Car
roil?' 'within three months perhaps.
in San Francisco are disRustel with Car
roll. and he urges me To go ont there. Mad
den will look after all Of my business
The Eraminer says: The impression
prevails that the black and white cham
pions OF pngilism will don ~lve-ounce
ShoNNS bh ths bhS SAlo
rooms i'm the summer of next year. prob
ably about August. Sullivan wants to
whip jackson and pocket IA large purse.
and the Australian is not n bit afraid of
the clever Bostonian. '.Tlerc are u num-
her of the members Of the club" said
President Fulda last evening, "who hin
that Jackson is as good n man as Sulli-
van. Their styles OF lighting are as anti
potlean as the countries which they
represent. jackson is not n rusher. Sulli-
van is. They will have to fight to test
which is the superior. And the best will
not only he as tn the men, hut will settle
the quarrel as tn whether the cool. calcu-
latinH jabbcr, who knows how to avoid
punishment and take u long time tn ac-
complish what he is after. is n better man
than he who depends upon his physique.
and reach. and strength to crush his adj
versary i'm "a couple of blows. Parsou
Davies has written here that Jackson will
not leave England until the 10th of Janu-
AIRY. OF course be will spend some time
in h east before coming back to Califor-
min. Then no will want nine weeks tai
train for his match with Sullivan. So ]
do not think they will he ready to face
each other until after uly.
Malietoa FroclAtmresi King.
SYDNEY. n. -. W.. Dec. l9.-Nfalictoa
has been proclaimed king of Samoa and
has been formally recognised by his con-
suls.