The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-27

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Manager Cusick ias. h,sn' ~" III,
rAngements Tor the bu''e Dase va" .r
% play the Dcnvers on TUESDAY a"e
Denver club will I've returning rom hei-
enn nj that time.
Natsada Sorak,chi. the famous apa".
Csc wrestler. wal expected In Butte last
uiobt hat did not arrive. He will he there
sc.,rorrov however. The match between
u,n a"1
A cood deal Of interest has been awak-
cned in Butte in the matter Of foot ball.
An eleven has been organized to play the
vrent American game. Practice goes on
every evening. Challenges are awaited
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The Butte anu A"aconua "~.Ann.s
will not meeta' the pars u,, =" p',.a
expected. owing 70 the tar ~. ~ 80
club have not yet receive" 'nem su.I;,
The nrst match ea'hc w"""
Anaconda PARK Augus'' '
-. u.,o,.r L. now
Ihe once grea' racer i"''.,.' u'.
being gwen SAT- wafer
hope that he may yet he brought AROUND
and prepared for a race or two this fall.
Fv,rv morning he is taken down to the
-. ri o,,an n long swim out in the
e n.n. - soon,s 20 ON low n
ocep wa'er, i"e ~ an. Ia ~
greatly, u can ou.sw.n ~, ~ ,hem on
racers as easily as ~ y T1,a .n,;om
TRACK wien ~. "a ,o,d for MIR
poses OF training a. u ea,iop,"s ;ni,nnJ
.enucr noo's Ts,,a = rac,IarIv trained i'm
,ha same xav' and for the same reason
lender feet.
The wrestling match between feer
Schumacher the champion middie-weien,
Graeco-Roman wrestler OF the worid ana
Matsada ''the Jap" which Is To take place
in Butte on or before August H. VIII oe
one of Ia most interesting sporting
went OF this season IN Montana. Inc
Jap has weight In his favor besides ne
had done nothing Tor years nut wres'ie,
while Schumacher, although n wrestler OF
worldwide fame, works daily at his trade
in this city. When Fred Richie named
Matsada as the unknown whom he desired
10 nil against Schumacher he selected
the hardest man of his weight
ON the continent. Schumacher recognizes
the laps ability and realizes that he has n
hari contract on his hands. But Peter
has thrown the dusky giant before and Is
confident he can do il again. III he dom
there will be many disappointed sports in
Montana. There may he this much said
al the contest. Whatever its outcome IL
will be ON the square and the best man
will win the match IL allowed TO do SO by
the referee.
During the mast week the STANDARD
o,hI;shad accounts M the wonderful per-
20 Ron, u,u,,;n an, RuTaIo
'S 80, p".aa' -. ..;s.1
mars anu ,uno'' ponners my" p"'eo"
HIIN. INT lnlIH hAIlln HAS All n0f nD-
cient speed Is proven by tue TACT mat on
July IL she trotted an eighth of a mile in
aeon a quarter i'm n seconds or a half i'm
I-06 or a mile I'm o.iOiL. There il no
doubt that Relic Uaml,n i very fast. and
thai She has moi va, 90, "a her spccd limit.
b,,t II will he time 10 talk abou, beating
Maud SIS record when she vcts N little
uaarer ,ban o.ioaI That the master ~
Village Farm has great faith in his mare
Is certain or he would not have offered TO
match her against Sunol, 2:l0E, and as
tnat mas been declined u would DC n good
.,ea 70 nl.'cn ncr agains'a a,o Aiup'l IA.
ta,ao,,s p,,TaIpp t,pia - ,h., shm n,a,, w., :,
against time M Buifalo' and ,bat Sunoi
shall also trot against time on the same
day, the one making the fastest time 90
win the purse; Sunol To 20 warming
up beat and then Belle hamlin, and TO
Inv na An one %, anein sepafa,e.y. accom-,
The MARI ,naLina lis fasses, time ,o T.. nn u
sitlei 10 first money. Th,s is no, onite as
good as a real race, but IL would doubtless
draw AN immense crowd. aud II both are
On edge very fast time should he the re-
SUN, On thursday Marvin sent Sumo a
naii mile on the detroit track IN i7U2is.
hnis periorinance stands ~unepuaiied IN
uie history OF the turf and II pronouuccs
Sunoi To ID. the fastest trotung horse
iising.
Ed hoiSSc, who Just returned from an
Australian trip, tells the Boston Herald
that he hasn't "A very high opinion of the
fairmindcdness of Australians. "a man
must no n d.al h.,,,r ,h,n M ,n,,,an,
in INV line 20 snor, ., Vim - p,.m."