The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-09
SPORTING GOSSIP.

The Brooklyn Association park can b.
reached from New York in u minutes.
Mccullough, the new pitcher Of tn,
Brooklyn association club, is said to be
jewel.
Pittsburg cranks are very anxious 70
Bcckley to play with he league team
there.
Murphy of the New Yorks Is said Il
have lots OF speed and good command O
of the ball.
Peter Browning isn't drinking a drop o
liquor, and Is playing great ball in conse
quence
Joe Gerhardt is batting and fielding 10
remarkable style for the Brooklyn asso
citation team.
There is no doubt that the players
league will back Mulvey in any suit tina
may be brought against him by TIN
league.
Dave Orr makes the first cry Of the sea
son against the umpire. He says the
Brooklyn players team was robbed In
the south.
Lynch and Rcinschlager will be the
leading battery Of the Brooklyn associa
ton team, which has been named "Kcn'
nedy's Gladiators."
Judging from the way I'm which the Yale
college team did up the Athletics OF the
American association Saturday, Il will
take q great team To Peat them for the
college pennant.
John 4. Madden of Lexington, KY, has
sold TO A. II. Moore Of Philadelphia the
brown mare by Mambrino Boy, dam by
administrator for $500. She had a col,
foal by Nutwood by her side.
Walter j. Woods. Billy's eldest brother,
is willing To back James II. Herald to the
extent of $500 in n match with Jimmy
Bates of Montana, Qucensberry rules, Ia
n finish, any time within 10 days.
There is some talk of the New York
league club building a new grand stand
at the end of the season, which in
point of beauty and accommodations will
eclipse anything Of the kind in the coun-
try.
Joe McAuliire says that when he takes
the road he will give any man SlOO to
stand M before him four rounds. n
McAuliffe will come to Chicago, he can
get IA ten-nights' engagement on those
terms.
James &. Shores, who was pitcher for
the Denver club h last season and had
signed with them for this yea was mar
ried Thursday night 10 Miss Birdie
Hobitt. IL Is stated he will give up ball
playing.
Andy Bowen, OF New Orleans, is tram
ing at Abita Springs, Fla, for his fight
with Billy Myer, which will take place at
the West End Athletic club, New Orleans,
May 9TH. Myer is getting into condition
mt Buffalo.
Joe Innes, a lightweight OF Buffalo, n.
v, arranged Thursday for "a match with
Johnny Connors Of Springfield, III, to take
place at Turner hall in this city Monday
evening, April IA. They are To wrestle nj
ITO pounds, catch-as-catch-can, for SlOO a
side.
Ed Smith, the Denver heavyweight,
says he will spar Jim Corbctt of California
six or ten rounds for onc-half, one
third or all the gate receipts, as Corbett
prefers. Smith says he will ask no time
To train, but will meet Corbctt whenever
the latter is ready.
Billy Mccarthy. the Australian, takes
Dempsey,s position as instructor OF box
ing in the California Athletic club. Ii
pretty well settled that Jack is GO
ing to England To meet Toll Wall In the
Pelican club, proceeding east from Port
land.
frankie McIIugh says Jack Ashton
him that there is an elegant
prospect of one of the big athletic clubs
Of Providence Offering "A purse of $1,000
for "a fight between himself and Dixon
Cincinnati Enquirer. II will take a team
oxen and a log cabin to get McHugh
into the ring.
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ngnn la' pa,y % nIiish WIN TWO
ounce gioves TOT ss,o sue u a purse;
,Ipon later. The men Will iybt n, IIa
pounds and will weigh in twenty-four
lake nlace within IN miles of New y",L
city. " W."
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says tnnt 'he protnurhoou changes us
cneuaie ,nc Ieaeue VIII also ciaiige' IN
pruer :" ron,pei .ne WE organi<atlons TO
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'lrcui. Is CLOSED ny me SELECTION OF June
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