The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-05-02
SPORTING NOTES.
Gorbett HomeWard Bound. Mitchell
and Dempsey tO.GiFe Exhibitions.
JOHN TErHER WILL OPEN i HOTEL.

JOHN TEEHER WILL OPEN i HOTEL.
Ross and Largan Preparing fer Their
Summers work.
Chicago police have ordered all tie
pool rooms closed
Billy Dacey, the light weight. has
opened boxing academy in New York
The LurIine Club held reception at
Its club house at North Beach
The great metropolitan handieap
stakes at EPSON were won By Parting
ton.
The Boston anthorities refused 10 u
low the Godfrey Cardiff contest to take
Tommy Danforth defeated Charley
Sumrieas at the audubon Club In Eex
The Mccarthy GalIaeher match b.<
bees postponed by the California Club
directors.
Columbia College has three eight
pared shell crews training on the Har-
lem every afternoon
Dick Farley, the welI-knoNn local
oarsman, is contemplating match with
Hyams Of Sacramento.
George Lee is presently giving his -
tention TO the race-tracE but e, . -
weeks viii start IN TO row
George Bubear has challenged VII
ham OsConnor to row over the Para
malta course for e200 side
Young Mitchell VIII 90 TO Portland in
a few days. He viii probably i've : fer
exhibitions with Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Griffin. the st. Paul Eeht-
weight, win return to San Francisco IN
ie' weeks to reside permanently
Professors smyth and Tronchet have
nffy-three lady pupils IN the female an
mex OF the Olympic Club ct present.
John Teemer, the wen known oars-
man, viii soon open hotel at MeKees-
port he says he viii quit rowing.
Jimmy Lindsay, the Omaha light
weight, wants to fight Danny NeedEarn
IN any OF the clubs for a reasonable
purse.
A scheme is already under way to hold
an international shooting Tournaments. IL
honor OF the discovery al America. Is
Jim Hall, the Australian pceilist zna
Larry Foley, the Eell-known sporting
man, are expected on the next steamer
to San Francisco
Jim Corbett is homeward bound and
viii be IN San Francisco in few DAYS.
!, Inc olynplc Club boys are going 20 give
him a big reception
Wallace Ross and Jack Largan have
aireaov commenced rowing OF she
lem River, n Y They win compete N
many races during the season
Dan Hawkins, the clever young ban
tam weight, is anxious to arrange
match with Billy Zanders, in any of the
clubs for reasonable purse
In the scuIling exhibition IT North
Beach, st augustine. April s, Gaudaur
Won by few feet Barnm was second
by hall length over Hoslner.
Peter Jackson is reported to have said
tnaf II the California Club cannot match
aIm against Sullivan, he viii consent to
fight Joe MeAuliffe second time.
The New York Athletic Club has two
thousand i've hundred members. The
Manhattan sixteen hundred The lat
ter has ra-sea the initiation see 70 800.
Tom Connors, middle-we:ghs cateir~
as-catch-can wrestler, writes from Nil
waukee. Wis, that it is his i1stention 10
start Tor Sam Francisco at a near date
A match between Billy Wilson. Who
Tr fAfe ~rnrT
and Mike Conley the Ithaca GIANT is
under consideration by one of the clubs
Max Lutbeg, the champion amateur
light-We WeIght wrestler, has decided ON en-
terlng the professional ranks. Max viii
De found very difficult man to handle
The California Club is negotiating with
Jem Carney, the English Lightweight.
with view of nasschine[ss5m sos7nsf &
either Jimmie Carroll or Jack MdERS
Big Bill Barry, the giant Irish ham,
mer-thrower formerly OF the New York
Athletic Club, recently won 50 600 on
the English race track. It ia rumored
that he viii soon visit this country
again.
Jack Carkeek says that he is ready and
willing to increase the stakes for his
wrestling match with Tom Cannon to
$1,000 a side, and viii wrestIe him either
in Milwaukee or Chicago and vii allow
him $50 for expenses.
F. K. Stears, President of the old De-
troit League Club. was recently elected
president of the Detroit Athletic Club.
one of the most ffourishing athletic or
.anizations in the West, and which win
shortly erect new club house to cost
$500, 600.
The directors of the Olympic Club pre-
sented e. A. Rix, the chairman of the
committee on club grounds, with hand
some set of engrossed resolutions thank
ing him for his valuable services in se-
curing and constructing the new grounds
near Golden Gate Park.
meeting of Philadelphia lady bicv-
chsts was recently held at the residence <
OF Miss Dunbar, for the purpose of or
ganizing a ladies' club. Preliminary
business was gone through, and . meet
ing arranged for later date 10 thor
oughly organize the club.
At a meeting of the California Athletic
Club motion to the effect that q purse
OF SIC, 900 be subscribed for contest to
a finish hnfua<ar, Iahr, Cr.Il.-,x