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

ment Kilrain was Whipped by sullivan he
just S,ss1 S.sose snss n he ne never felt s:ss. :s'i IL s..
lifc.' After Corbet defeated htm KtDrain
found sh.: he E.s a = ! in c.y: that
II ] flock myself and air q few smiles."
George w. Barnum. the actor-umpire. u
guoted by q Cincinnati paper q: sayina:
will prove ~expen.ive.. OF course I Hike TO
see every ono succeed, but In my opinion
sSsrs 7. no ball player 4 u m the World who %
club. We judge Am actor or q lecturer by
his drawing capacity, and no individual
money 70 the box oiiice. II il the team
collectively that draws the people, not an
individual player"
M Lar. sI,,s Me- Ms;Ss; ri ., Of the 1 Rs.~s5.Sn
81 think we have the hest club i'm the
league. Boston. New York and Indian
aRS.iidd a af sSe ssso"f do s.a"% ns, h ssro ! a% 1 9Ss
brotherhood and WON'T plny with them IL
they send any of their teams to the South.
stars are not the only people who can
play ball. and this season. will prove that
fact; The youngsters will astonish the
us Mt st. Augustine"
Californian are finding considerable
ainusemcnt i'm Jim Fell, who Is u figure
Cisco eSs :" H. His broad 9or ssssir ID dia i ! f sem-
pcred with A~mcricanisms, pleases them
imme.,;sly. The day when bosstine
foor big lots of Gwand Rapids with a
'ossc ON 'em as l built by my foiRhsinR: I
1icks sao one Teller IL ro to y, pay h for the loomhsr
and plawsterinR. i have the hoosc mooet
flushed now except the windics and the
sky ChoynskD o get item in"
A new pair OF baGGy trousers worn by
Australian Billy Murphy in san Francisco
are SO loud that they can be heard, il not
seen; 'steen miles away. and are the envy
OF all sporting people. Pools have been
made on the question of how they were
out out. with 4" q meat nnsn 'a aa." 'n otSe Msr m SfinsSiipedd
that they were the result of a mesalliance
between u bar of soap and IA wooden mill,
trousers had descended from Joseph's
The fact is that Murphy made the trousers
cut them out with n knife and fork.
Jim Hart regards Foearty as the finest
fielder living. Talking Of some stars in
Cincinnati TSass,Star as Saying: !.FoD
garty IL tho king of them all. He can lay
over Dickey johnson or anybody else you
one of my boys, and he is A No. /, but Foo
garty has no rival as a general fielder.
CSss Welsh ~ c!n,. DO as yS" h, say H. Why &c Curt sa +
est of the three to cover. You get your
balls like this dllustrating,. while in right
anu lert you naye I'd 40 considerable gy1n-
nastics in n game. FoRarty can take q
ball on the dead run and fire il home
without n econd's hesitation. He doesn't
lose u in recovering
The New York Press says: "Somebody
asked Spalding whom he was at Cleveland
the other day il nc intended tn bring suit
against any of his old men. Il IL said that
a look of deep disgust spread over A. G.'s
face, and he turned away. The Chicago
man has certainly, pursued the proper
course i'm this baseball difficulty. He has
not brought any suit nor tried to bribc
some of his former employees, but taking
the sensible view OF the matter. he acted
as a man would I'm any other business in
the world, when his men left him to go
into business for themselves he set about
to get their places filled. There In moth
ing astonishing about the colts in the Chi
cago aggregation, but they have shown
up very well down south. They should
land in about fourth place. Boston and
Brooklyn arc both and IL is
expected TINT the indianapolis team will,
il kept together, carry off the honors.
About the C~incinnatis IL il difficult to say
a great deal. They may jump out and
surprise everybody. but then their ten.
dency to quit i'm n hard light preclndes
the possibility of making anything like a
close calculation. A western writer re
Gently referred to that team somewhat ex.
p~ressively when he called them 'wind-jaf-
bcrs,' meaning, OF course, that IL was their
| particular forte to hammer holes In the at
mosphere rather than TO solve the where
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