The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-16
SPORTING GOSSIP.

STON llN0 .
The Boston league club will cost $4,000
thisy year.
Eddie Thayer. the Boston cate her. has
signed with Omaha.
Pete Mccoy is anxious tn meet Johnny
Reagan in N 1O-round glove contest.
The Sporting Life and the sporting Times
have both changed their day of publica-
ton from Saturday tn Sunday.
Matt Byrnes says that Prince Charming,
owned by Marcus DAILY. is the most COM
pactly built colt he has ever trained.
Upon the arrival Of George Bubcar in
Australia, Elias LaycOck. the veteran
oarsman, now Al years OF age, Will match
him.
j. Malcolm Forbes Of Boston, the new
owner of Houri, says he will have Inc
marc trained and started in races this
year.
n Chicago syndicate wanting To purchase
Ell Rio Rey a hoax. II he had called il a
lie he would have Int the nail on the head.
One of the interesting Incidents of the
transit of the special train which brought
j. L. Roses ~trotters to New York city was
the birth of q colt. The youngstcr In 10y
Stamboul, 2:12H, out of Zovara.
One hundred and three valuable horses
were shipped tn New York Tuesday from
senator Stanford's Palo Alto stables.
Thirty-twO are colts from the stallion
saOO,OoO.
hhthtf W
enter suit against him for joining the New
York brotherhood club rs "a joke. He was
not reserved by the New York league club:
and il curious to know on what ground
suit can he entered.
Capt. Paul Boyton and Wallace Ross
will tour tho states the coming season
exhibitions in polo on the water, sparring,
loG-rolling. naval battles, etc. They will
use the Boyton canvas shoes inflated with
gas.
Hon, Ng... ba;ou ,sL,1 bx, tho C~Gfor-
mia Athletic club to- act as sparrinG in
structor for the club, demanded $1,000 q
Sfar TOR 1riy ,We b ssars r i=ess s%s @r'Y II is al q.
most needless to say that his demand was
not acccdcd to.
The following Is an absolutely correct
seven members OF the Browns who left
that organization and joined the brother
hood: Comisksy 5000. O'Neill 5000,
$500, KING 5000, Robinson $2,.O0.
Jcc Choynski, the Frisco heavy-wcieht,
has another match on. 1t is with Billy
weight, who halls from the northwest.
roomso of the Colder Gate Athletic club
for "a purse OF x1,5OO.
manag at one time in thisc country, says
that Tommy Burns, who recently dropped
from the highest point on tho Runcorn
bridge. near Liverpool. is coming to Amer
lea to drop from bridges here under Mon.
taguc's management.
"IA.pper' John Hughes. the old psslcs.
time. is looking for osne one to back him
to walk from indianapolis to San Fran
cisco against Charles A. Hartman.
hughes says he is con tident that he can
cover thc distance in 60 days.
George Littlewood has been matched to
run Chappy Warburton. who AT one time
was 2tinilc chanipion, giving the latteI
four minutes start i'm 10 miles, for 100 q
side. II Littlcwood has not recovered
from his recent attack OF rheumatism il !.
lihcly that Warburton will defeat him.
Lincoln. the pitcher en-.
gagged i'm New England for the Cleveland
league club, was the first outside man u
report for duty. Lincoln is a tall, well
built youngster, and has an arm that looks
as though Il ought to shoot u ball over this
plate in good shape. President Soden al
Boston says IL Cleveland admit secured
him Boston would.
Manager Barnic of Baltimore has In.
fused new life int the Atlantic associa
ton. He has induced Wilmington e
strengthen its club. and business men OF
that city arc taking an active interest In
the matter. Mr.. Barnic says that as
Washington will stick to the Nationa
, hague A,i i q prc assncis s,En.7i viii 'i nSs % q
broken.
Henry NJ. Johnson. the sprinter. ar
rived in san Francisco recently. en- route
to Australia, where he hopes tn pull of I
more than a sheffield. While in Frisco
Johnson declared that he was extrrmei,
ANXIOUS TO run Harry Bethune 100 yartli
before he went To Australia. Although b.
has been beaten by Bethune, JohnsoI
says lac is confident that he can now hes
him.
At Clayton Tuesday the grand intcrna
tional hnrdlc-racc thandicap) of 600 sover
ciRns, winning penalties, about two milo
and n quarter over nine flights Of hurdles
was won by w. Sibary's %year-ol,
Waterproof. The Duke of Hamiltou's &
year-old was second and J. Il. Burton's q
ycar-olh Brownie third. There were min,
starters. The last betting was . Ia 4 eocl
against Waterproof and Promoter and I
to 1 against
An effort il being made to arrange
match TIVE Louis Bexenah and Jncl
Tolan, both of Cincinnati. by the Yosinl
Mems Gymnastic club OF New Orleans
besenah wants to enter the ring wcighin
lS poundst twenty hours before. but Bolal
says he will only meet him at l29 round
one hour before the fight. Tho me
agreed to fight last fall at III pounds, bu
tolAu IL willing 10 let him scale l29.
And the ~"JudRc" remarked ns ne lai
down the daily paper: Fighters have
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