The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-15

the Anaconda park, where the club has
recently fitted up a fine range, complete
in every particular. Five hundred pig
cons have been secured for the occasion,
and the promises TO he a most
successful and interesting contest. The
Butte club has informed the local man
agement that IL will participate in full
force, as has also the Helena, Deer Lodge
and other clubs. II is expected the shoot
ing will he lively n some good records
made. American association rules will
govern the shooting at blu rocks, and
modified Nottingham rules for live birds.
Arrangements have been made for a one
fare rate on the Montana Union to the
members OF the visiting clubs. The pro-
gramme is given as follows:
FIRST DAy-sATuRDAy, JUNE n, Isa
Shoot No. Ten single Blue Rocks; entrance
si.5o: four moneys. 40, ~. 10 and 10 per cent.
Shoot No. 2-Fivc pairs blue Rocks; entrance,
si.Jo; three moneys, 20, 30 and ~ per cent.
shoot No. .3-Fteen single Blue Rocks; en-
trance, 81 keystone SYSTEM; four moneys, ~.
~, ~ and 10 per cent.
shoot No. 4-Seven live birds: entrance, g.:
three moneys, -, ~ and 10 per cent:
shoot No. a.-Ten single Blhe Rocks; entrance.
81 Nitizens' purse, So guaranteed; three mon
shoot No. s-Team shoot Of two men, 50 per
team, nine single and three pair Blue Rocks each
man. four moneys, 10, ~, ~ and 10 per cent.
SECOND D~Ay-suNDAN, JUNE -, 1850.
shoot No. twenty-five single Blue Rocks:
entrance, - keystone SYSTEM; four moneys, ~,
~, ~ and 10 per cent.
Zeiis purse, 500 guarintecd); five moneys, 81,
-, -, Is and 10 per cent.
shoe, Ma. s-fiye pair Blue Rocks; entrance,
SiL1; three moneys, "a. ~ and ~ per cent.
shooi No. lo-Ffneen single Blue Rorks. en-
trance, 81 lkeystone system; four moneys, 10,
30, 20 and 10 per cent.
That racing is decidedly uncertain is
clearly shown in the record of Russell,
tho r-nl1 of tho AIntr.is SfuII.s xUhA
cost $3.50 and who has already won S25,-
600. On the other hand, King Thomas.
who cost Senator Hearst $1,000 has not
won a race. Russell has won.in his four
stakes-the Bedford. the Great American.
the May and the Galliard-S25,OOO He
has probably cost the owner for keeping
and training him 500, so that the net
profit Is above $4,000. III the horse stands
up he will surely win the Great Eclipse
June IA. with $4,000 added money, and
he is entered in most of the big summer
stakes. King Thomas,on the other hand,
has never won n race i'm his life. Turf
men will probably grow tired after a while
buying costly but worthless brothers and
sisters to great performers. The Dwyer
brothers have made n practice of pur-
chasing such horses and have lost lots of
money. The ~two-year-olds are very
poor.
The ex-American Association players
in the players league are doing well.
Cook and Milligan are third among the
catchers; Orr Is third among the hrst
uaseuien, any Larhih eitn' pauer ieaus
the secphu paseineh ana hoDiilson Is
uhiru; Latiain leads the ,llrI basenien;
Snlna,e Is L1ur'n among .ne snort stops
win leads the pitchers; King Is fourth and
Weybing is ninth; Boyle, the exist. Louis
catcher, is tenth in batting ;Orr is twelfth:
Griffin, seventeenth; O'Neill, eighteenth;
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SAKE hiirain' ma ietter toa Irienu IN
New iork' says That ~ John I. Sullivan
NSips O. 49, 40 In Ia, usllr
hat c;tv ! waeL hsforo ,ha da' ~ H. ,.;ai
and maLa fr,epds 81 eyar,baS,, ha.a,sa
H. ..Gn;.,n - 's.'soo"s, o.u
,ia.a.n,ina,S nnNn. .ha as
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,a,innnI ~In "'lus 10 rive ue iu.er
nunon .ha pIsn IN.
Eon, Raj, aSsoc;a,inns ,ann LIN H. y,
bave an onnortnni,v ,a wishes a annuin,.
scientific exbibition of tbis noble field
snort as nlayed under association rnIcs
~ nWann s1nS nis iccep.anc
Point Of pines he,wccn h;mseif am
Caudaur on Jmne %. and as WanIan Je.
clines To row for less Than S,.OIU II IL rx
pcc,ed that the race will he contested by
Candanr and Toam.r. ~
Articles b,vo boon .;,n.d boiu,.,
lanes Ionnors' snarriny ,,tor os Tho RI,
faIo Athletic cInh' and lie Weir the Rai
fast spider. for N 6nish glove contes, fo,
s3nnpn III. Tha uoht Nil ~ -, ,o
before the Arlington club. near Buffalo
on July 8.
The CoIumh;, A,hI.,;c c,,h ,o,o,r
of Wasbinuton racentiv. cav nern,isain,
to John l.. Sullivan to give a boxing exhi
bition i'm the gymnasium. Many peopl,
protested and last night the club met an,
voted TO prohibit the affair.
Captain Sorcho, who performs feats il
the water after the style of Paul Boynton
proposes TO swim from ST. Paul TO New
Orleans in n rubber suit. The date of IN,
. start has not been liked.
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