The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-04-25
SPORTING NOTES.
California Represented by Three Com
binatiOnS In the East.
JACK DEMPSEY IN PORTLAND, OREGON.
All-around Sporting Notes. Baseball Sea
SON opening.

sun
Jack Davis will come to the coast il
about two weeks.
Peter Jackson will he among his Cali
fornia friends i'll u very short time
The Alameda Olympic Club will Civ,
its monthly party on the 18th inst.
Twenty-Five Olympic athletes arr
training on the new grounds OF the club
Hugh w. Collender. the veteran lii
lard player, died in New York on April
list.
Jim Fell is still on the Comstock,
looking for battle with local heavy
weight.
William r. Nanderbit's stables u,
Oakdale. l.. l., are completed. Cost
$400,0
The members OF the Acme Club are
contemplating cross-country run in the
near future.
/ The Oakland and Alameda tennis.
players are practicing daily for the COM
ing contests
| At the recent Louisville, KY. disaster.
Chas. +. Davies and Peter jackson had
a narrow escape.
/ Senator" Morgan's bicvcle team has
/ disbanded. several OF the members re-
tiIing 10 private liie.
President Hammond of the OLYMPIC
| Club tips off Jim Corbett ~ sure win
ner of n iour-round 20 with Sullivan
Jack Dempsey is in Portland and will
watch for the outcome OF the "Marine"-
Young Mitchell battle with an anxious
eye.
Tom White of Chicago, and Billy
Brennan have signed articles To fight in
May in Chicago, AT l2s pounds, for 1900
II side
Joe Choynski is taking a rest prior TO
starting in for his training TO meet Jack
Davis at the Occidental Club next
month
The Dayton, Ohio, Athletic Cli,h have
arranged glove fight between Jack Bo-
Ian of Cincinnati. and Billy Corcoran of
Pittsburg
A Cockhurn's aged hay horse Ieziee
won the Nottingham Spring Handicap of
500 sovereigns, at Nottingham. England,
on April l.
w Halpin of the New Jersey Athletic
Club, who has record of % feet for a
running broad jump, leaves for Europe
in short fine.
Richmond, Va, sports are in high
glee, now that bill has been passed to
allow glove contests. Pugilism IL boom
ing and no mistake
The directors of the Olympic Club will
hold meeting on next Monday evening,
and on May 5th the club will see its
thirtieth anniversary
1t seems now to be a sure thing that
Corbett will meet Sullivan inside the
next two weeks. In the meantime Jim
will have go at Dominick McCaffery.
The National Athletic Club, a piomi-
nent amateur organization of Brooklyn,
\. Y. at recent meeting unanimously
elected Richard X. Fox an honorary
member
The great chess PLAYER. Max Judd, is
expected to arrive in ST. Louis about
April IL when the minor details of his
match with Showalter for $500 stake
will be arranged.
Gaudaur says he will I've most happy
to row Hanlan, ex-champion of the
world, three-mile race any time before
July /, 90, Tor as much money az Mr.
Hanlan wants to row for up to - 200.
Mike Lucie has been granted six
weeks leave of absence hy the Golden
Gate Club, in order to allow him TO ac-
The Marine on his Eastern
sparring tour. They give their first ex-
hibtion at Leadville, Col
The baseball season will he an inter
esting one, and The struggle between the I
players of The Brotherhood and the Ma
tional League will create no little inter
est. Which of the two rival organiza-
tions will make or break themselves
November next will decide.
The young ladies of the class of 81. of
the Packer Collegiate Institute, Brook I
lyn, \. Y. have formed an athletic club 4
They exercise regularly in the gymnasi- {
um and engage in long walks or tricycle. .
rides on Saturdays. They have not yet ,
decided To give athletic games
The great English Collie dog, Christie
pher, according to an English sporting
sheet, which was first in the recent Lon
don Collie dog show. has it is stated, (
been sold to MIR. Michael Harrison of the (
Chestnut Hill Kennels, Philadelphia for \
81 900, the highest price ever paid for I
a collie.
California is now represented by three 4
sparriI z combines in the East Big and I
little McAuliffe, under the management /
of Billy Madden, Murphy and Gibbons /
under the management of "Parson" Alb !
and George La Blanche and I
Mike Lucie who are being piloted 10y |
Phil Sesstinyer
There was a spirited cooking main be-
tween Stoneham and Wakefield birds on
the morning OF March 27, near Wake
field; the Stoneham birds winning by /
the close score of 10 to 8. Three birds /
were killed in the pit and five died out
side. The main Was for $40 battle and
800 on the odd battle.
Schaefer and Moulds punched game
Of l4-inch balk line billiards ut Chicago
on March "A, the Wizard winning by a
score of 400 to 93. Schaefer's best run
was I29, and his average 5316. Mould,s
best run was 20, and his average 8 SILL.
Ives defeated Spinks in a 300 to $50
game, the Californian securing 103 but
tons. Ives average was 20.
Several of Harvards old athletes are
in active training for the indoor cham
Among them are +. B.
Luna, 'SS, 10Is second man for hum
dred yards; G.. 5. Mandell, SO, pole
vaulter, good for 10 it,, also a fair sprin-
ter; q p. Cogswell a great half-miiar