The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-21
SPORTING GOSSIP.

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en$Syine veil earned rspose In 3 nsld:
!: . ssosSslS Ssaiiis fellow and Is a pacer,
like his dam.
Mike L1cie, who h matched to neht
)yn before the Golden Gate athletic club
his month, has notified the board of di-
,si : c :a.s be se S.ii d1 nss s sn' lis the ps.. r,ns
N the articles OF agreement the men
.ere 70 meet at catch.weight, and this
pf the club. Carroll, however, said he
would come down to weight IL he had to
4 frien1s in San Francisco b. his agree.
bile actions. and 10 the ~favorite i'm the
ketting. Jimmy nays he will win SURE,
airing accidents.
Catcher Miller, of the PittsburR team,
hy.: II want 70 keep with people who
ri me, and / have q word or two to say
4 enc or sES i SssisaseS.c ch"r Me- nsw who 70
Gorge Miller and I'm a ball-playcr.. I'm
20 man. l never was released be-
M8O00 u was y mOlkeys j AHA 8ttII playing
ALI and will play under the same condi-
ions ON hich my companions, the mill
k0rkers work-viz., 1Dr the highest price.
diamond IL they would even get the color
beer from their facts. am always
gorge Miiler.'' This sounds like "a hot
Manager Barnie Is in high glee over the
respect of the Atlantic association. He
ackinR i'm Jersey City, Providence and
renton. Manager Barnie says he will
nt a team i'm Baltimore that will come
ny will play right field, Merrick second.
Jack short-stop and Tate and Kerins will
c s"o,ae o, wine ins q sa trs,.Snsem nae Is xh Stse Wiii
ksne nearer hliing Tom fuckers place
nm any one in the business outside of
Jack O'Bricn will be the first baseman
the Athletic club. Jack signed a con-
act Tuesday aud Managers. Sharsig sent
,Brien played behind the bat for the
thfetics from 1876 to 1886. In 1887 he
aged with Brooklyn and in .1ssS with
Brien il n brilliant general player and
heavy batsman.
cyclops, an Australian race-horse. has
ver won a race, while he has run second
some of the fastest races ever run south
the equator. He ran little Mentor up to
ate. ei sSrs. m in s;sS ihs i IN the NILE h aSa : t Saii
hing done in 2:35L.. Cyclops carried 13d
bunds. Mentor and Australian Peer each
= younds.
A report was current Tuesday that Dave
PR had come to terms with John b.
pay. Has Orr's release been purchased
AGREEMENT heen laid upon the shelf? il
asked by the New York World.
Jim O'Rourke yesterday asked for ter
additional shares OF the PLAYERS, League
him that there il none for sale. O'ROurke
already holds ten shares.-ChicogO Times.
Tommy Warren, the western-feather
yx.iDh vvnrnfa I'm Gn Tn EInsfnta nfa xrNnr
H(sriffin fifteen rounds for "a S1,OUO purse.
Tom bingham autographed him to come
ION, but did not guarantee to give him the
%purse named.
The average price realized last year for
the youngsters of Lord Russell was over
This is probably the best showing thai
any stallion without a record ever made,
The horses Tudor, Jack Cocks, Leman,
7. j. Rusk, Sam Lazarus, st. Albans and
: Clara Moore are wintering at Galveston,
md the salt water baths given them daily
ave been Of much beneiit to them.
Tim Murnane says: "You will notice
kall has deserted the brotherhood nj
DiRned two contracts. Crane, Duffy, Far
tell, and Slattery are reliable boys.
It Is said that Mike Tieran refused t.
eisn with the New York league CLUB unit
9, saw Pat Murphy's signed. contract
when the contract was shown him he no
The American association has los
eeven catciers, six pitchers, three first
Dne second and two third bascmen ane
three outfielders to thc players league.
Knapsack Mccarthy has declared tina
Dis sojourn among the thoroughbred
only temporary. He still stands firm
N his allegiance to the trotter.
Sayers, hacker, thinks tina
he once great Ned is a back number
The finances are tina Sayers IL right.
Smalley OF the California league will
play third base 70 the Cleveland lea9u'
team.
The PittsburR league club has weakene'
on the southern trip.