The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-18
SPORTING GOSSIP.

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be declines 20 moes the Norwegian fora
Pus.s and thus become . PROPORTIONAL he
time 10 dessrmins Who n the fssssr
nan ON loo. DonOghue In now matched
Q - 2 ssn,%i,s rcSs in HSinHnespoli: e
koung hollAnder, b recently arrived at
(Ainneapolis. from Antwerp. The race
8 800. Fro6msa va. an ansaccs:sfai
|hough game competitor of does last win
GER in Holland and Belgium.
In . letter from Australia Ed Holske
Bamuels, the aboriginal champion sprin-
or. who won several big handicaps, Ia
,oE = on the Ees,, re- Inst, 1 IND, P ;n mile S: TOE.
rot only a pony and saddle for 9 sift out:
bald while in training. Such a win i'm
america would have meant $4,000 to his
.redit i'm a good hank. owever all peo-
for that reason a man over here must back
himself tn make money"
Garrison's exalted opinion Of himself is
AID Sportsman. Among many tales of the
iatterin9c comments on himself the last In
,robably the best. Ate: RaSeland, Gar
N the saddle, a mile and a furlonR. at
Perome. Mr.; Belmont asked: ''Did you
BUT 70 tell You the truth. Mr.: Belmont. II l
,eaten Your horse" One Of our hest
las forgotten more than Garrison ever
knew.
George Dixon signed articles Of agree
m. mt in Boston Thursday night for his
hight with Cal Mccarthy, and the manu-
script was dispatched to the New Yorker
For his approval and signature. The doc
weigh in at ia pounds, and will meet
within four weeks with two-ounce gloves
sor $1,000 and the bantam championship.
The place of battle is not mentioned.
That important detail being left open to
De decided by the mems hackers at some
4 uture date.
10 know that William O'Connor will en-
ter the Thayer 5000 purse championship
hat all professionaIs will follow suit,
simply because he is of the opinion that
MIR. Ihayer's idea is the proper way, al
cred slight objections. He hopes that
.nter.
champion, returns from Cuba he will he
confronted with "a challenge from George
Fry, n brother of the late Albert Fry, to
amount up to h .Oo0 and the championship
medal that Dc Orc won from his brother
some years ago.
, lotof the most promising yearlinRs-now
Pin America on the S~heepshead Bay
fsaSk: He FL IL particularly Impressed with Z;
Second Hand and Fireworks, q slashinG
lister of Dewdrop.
Jockey Mccarthy, thinks about turning
more i'm the ranks of first-class jockeys.
Mccarthy ran down the scale at a rapid
pace. II will lake him a long time to get
III by persistent effort.
There il a strong, probability that XII.
nm Dnrlv Slav SfovappSUn KiraiusS
packer. offers tn match his man for from
$4,000 to 5000 a side against the Austral.
ian,
Ed Bither, who achieved fame as the
lriver of Jay-Eye-See, Phallas, and other
HERS belonging to j.. 1. Case. has signed a
contract To train and drive for the Valen'
sin stock farm of California next season
James Galway, the eastern turfman, has
decided to sell Belvidere. The brother to
, sister tn Iroquois, should prove a success
m the stud.
1t is thought that King Thomas, Sena.
s"ch q sappSintmen in Ills s.yearo"it
Form last season, will this year redeem
his reputation.
John Mackey; manages of J. b. Hae
gins ranch, who has been very i'll a
S~acramento, il now recovering. a fact
Ithat his many friends i'm this section viii
he glad tn learn.
1.-THE glorious climate Of Californv' ha.
again Accomplished wonders. 1t has re
Sived Paddy Ryan, and he is again talk
1n& uQnts Mike SOniey De1nQ the game nt
is after.
Denny Killen, "a brother to Pat, Is a new
romer i'm pugilistic circles. If he has ns
more heart than Pat possesses he will
never amount tn much.
The Dyers, 3-year-old contingent thi
season will begin as an almost untried lot
Outside Black burr and June Day few q
khem have done anything.
The English sporting papers say, de
spite their looks, IL Mathew Dawson
makes a move tons of money will pour ii
<bn the Australian colts for the Derby.
w. Lakeland is training Fordham a
present, and the horse has been u yer
successful performer since he came int
5his hands.
j. b. HaRgin's famous mare Firenzi. /
looking wonderfully well just now, am
great things are expected of her the CON
mi season.
Proctor Knott is to be sent East early i
the season, and il is not likely that he Wi
be seen on many of the Western tracks.
An effort will he made to train Sir Dixo
and Hanover for the big spring hand
caps.
Barbee in said to have the best 2-yeal
old colt now i'm training i'm the East.
Congressman w. l.. Scott is looking Oh
for mother English stallion.
Winter Hall Gossip.