The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-30

q OF Hollis or any otner uhau III tnc
state TO fight him To n finish at l6D pounds
or less for 500 and the championship OF
the state of Illinois, the battle to he with
two-ouncc gloves. No forfeit accom-
panies this def.
English foot ball men are anxious to
have an American foot ball team ~ To
England To play a series Of matches with
picked English ~clevcns. This might be
possible after the college foot ball season
next fall, when n superb Rugby team
could bc picked from the American col
lcges.
Emperor William, who takes a great in
tercst in the German turf, has intimated
his intention Of giving f3,OO0 ont OF his
privy, purse To q stake Tor 'Iyear olds'
which is to b. called the Prussian Derby,
and H. to he run at Berlin. The race will
be confined Ia horses bred in Germany,
Austria and Hungary.
Alexander Brown, the English naval
architect, il designing will bc the
largest schooner yacht in the world. He
is TO be paid c2.0OO for the design by an
English nobleman, who will have the
yacht built at once. She is to bc a three
masted schooner of 500 tons, 1i1 feet on
the water line, - feet beam and II feet
draught.
Ohio will Inc a base ball state in earnest
next year with two cities In the league,
two in the association, n in the Players
league. six in the Tri-state league, eight
in the College league and eight i'm the
Ohio league, not to say anything about
the strong amateur clubs running loose
over the Buckeye state. Cleveland ought
To he proud of one thing at least, l.. t., that
she las the only Players league club
within the state.
Howard A.. Taylor. who represents the
Wcstcbestcr Country club, say that
| neither he nor Slocum are likely to do
/ rntis.h tl.xinu nHNf Sausnp IN account nj
their increasing business. He says IN Is
not thinking much about tennis ut pres
cnt. He thinks that Hamilton, the famous
Irish player, who IL coming To. his coln-
try, will have all he can do il he wins the
Newport tournament.
Johnny Reagan aud Pete Mccoy have
agreed upon April IL as the date for their
l0round glove contest, and the final de-
post Of $40 a side will be made with Fox
April 10. The contest will take place at
the Haymarket, Long Island City, under
the direction of the Puritan Athletic club.
which organization was incorporated re-
Gently, with George L. Bulmer. Frank
Stevenson, Gus Tuthill, william NJ. Burke,
William r.. Harding, and Frank Carroll
named rs charter members.
The advance sheets of Spalding's Guide
contain an elaborate review OF the work
ing of the reserve rule. II contains tables
showing the increase in salaries OF the
prominent Brotherhood players since
their connection with the League. Brotth-
crs received $50 in 1881, and last yea 81
90. The total amount paid him for the
nine seasons was S24,s15. Ewing received
81 1000 in 1881 and 5000 in 1852, and the
total foots up to $1,000. Who wouldn't
be a base ball slave"
The following is a complete list Of the
horses declared out of the Brooklyn and
! Suburban handicaps: Brooklyn Handi-
can Hrapl1yn 1i-ENtIn 100. Tnraoan
10; Berlinda, Cortez and LIE Premier,
los; Rcclarc and Torso, los; Ben Harri-
son and Chaos, los; Glendale, 10i; Leigh
ton, l02; Winifrcd, 100; Sentiment and
Elkton, Is; G. w, 30. ~Brookdalc, Brook
yn,5.Belinda, ITO; Corte., los; Ben Har-
rison, l07; Franco and Martha, 10. SUI
burban Handicap, Shecpshead Bay, =
Kingston, 132: Hanover. 125; Hindoocraft,
ZIG; Erie. H.; Taragon, na; lie Premier.
105; food By.
A colored jockey named Jones, who il
employed by Henry Owsley at the Louis
Vile race track, had a grudgc against doe
Allen, a rubber, and as the latter APP
preached a group of boys who were spin
ming tops Jones pulled "A pipe from his
pocket n asked Allen to light il for
him while he spinned the top. Allen did
as requested and an explosion followed,
totally destroying one of his eyes and
practically running the other. Jones, who
va " w Jili tidt III Dtl
filed the pipe for the purpose of injuring
Allen.
II is currently reported and GENERALLY
believed tia Garrison, who has beer
somewhat humblcd by misfortune, will
ride for the Dryers this season, says the
New York Tribune. This young man, now
fricndless, could restore himself TO public
favor in "a week IL he would set about II In
the right way. A few successful mounts
would ltft hin. ..,,t nf tI, ,,.;s. null br;....
back 10 his side the entire flock of fawn-
ing hatterprs that deserted him when he
began to lose his grip. He loves tiattery
so much that that alone should bc suf-
ncicnt inducement FOR him To try Ia re-
cover his prestige.
Since John Campbell. Frank Van Meas. |
and W. II. Mccarthy seeded and east
their fortunes with the banR-tails, rumor |
has associated nearly every prominent
trotting trainer with the determination Ia
try the racing turf in preference to the
t%rotters. Thu last name brought forward
prominently la this connection was that
Of John r.. Turner, but like many other
have n very strong stable of ~trotters this
year, and at least one good side-wheelcr,
Mambrino Hannis. ::l6h. Among those
in the stable liable To beat I'D are Annie
Wilkes, a:2lH, by wiikie Collins; Ship |
man. a:2lA, by Kentucky Prince. and one
or two 10y Santa Claus, 2:lIh.
Kidnap, IA chestnut lilly. 1 years old, |
owned by the Amateur stables, 81. Louis,
was killed at the fair grounds Monday
morning. She was stone blind, having a
cataract on each eye. Whik of the
stable boys was exercising her she became
fractions and threw her rider, and then
started on "a run around the track. When
coming into the back-stretch she jumped
onto the track-machine. which had been
left there, and struck one II he ranks, |
catching her forcleg in II and tearing that
member completely from the trunk. She
jumped around ON three legs until one Of
the men came w and shot her. Kidnap was
Of good breeding being 10y Luke Blackburn
out OF Castillo. She was formerly owned
Ivy A. McGuipan, but WAS bought last year
la n selling race for the Amateur stables
10y Jockey }. r. Reilly for A15. She
started II times last year and won three
races.
The national agreement IN il revised
state has just been printed IN a neat pam
s,hl.a farm and IL nnur i'm the hunlS nf