The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-24
slsvin end Kilrain Preparing to Pummsl
Each Other.
HOTH PUGILISTS BUSILY TRAINING.
-, sorts Of sporting observation-disclosures of
gase Ball Players -Latest Gossip OF the
Turf-The Suburban Handicap.
NEw York BUREAU.
RICHMoND 1IMrs.
INV NnnK MAY 2A. 1921.

'..,,. Che separation IS that he has no need
manager that he can do his own manag-
charley Mitchell VIII stick TO him and
. linn in any way he can. The Slavin
...hv.th kilran is scheduled for June 10th
q, .-. the Granite Athletic Association Of
ut.kca. He and Mitchell will take up their
100 Che hotel of Mrs O'Bnen. widow Of
.r.,~ OBIieu which is located at the end
.ne Concv Island boulevard he says that
re over the roads of Long Island VIII
.....tc the chief part of has training. One
t. o. Sass ale &c noon will
t.e extent of his spirituous con-
IA while training. This abstinence
...ro easy 20 him as he has not Sui
0ao fondness for alcohol ln fact,
rr men who. have gone round with
r.marked that he seldom ordered drink.
1.e ihom have been so unchartable as 10
.r..u.e thus abstcmeousness e. the same
which induced HIM 90 dispense with
1.. A4ddens services. Rowing, kicking
...tlal. punching the bag and rubbing
ar ur Charley Mitchell viii supplement
...u.IAmbuiatory part OF ms training. He says
a.. ..,.res % train up So that is gain in weight.
.r.u weighs 300 pounds and thinks he VIII
.. tle ring 40 -Oo pounds.
KIrRAIN's TRAINING.
.-...e ut Billy MuldoOn. Mike Clcary.
clipped MuldoOu GET Sullivan into trim
...l. great battle against kIiraln in 1889. IS
tlaeting the same role I'D behalf of Xii
-r Ike course of training which Muldoon
i...tug Jake through is identical with that
a .a applied To Sullivan. hllraln Occu-
..- .h. same rooms in MuldOons farmhouse
" sullivan occupied. The same fifteen
and eighteen miles q day over the surround
,.-I1 Sv hills are covered. Jake boxes with
D..-Y Just as Sullivan used 10 do. kilrain.
t.. ~.sya. VIII try to gam In weight and will
81. Do pounds when he faces the Austria
i. NuldOon and CleaIy viii second Kill
fr and Mitchell and Madden. iilne!getslover
e.. sl.bs, VIII do the same tor Siayin.
ALL SORTS OF SPORTS.
Johnny Griffin. Of Braintree. Mass. has
is-.al "a challenge to Jimmy Larkins for $500
ASIDE and % purse of $1,000.
William O'ConnOr. the champion Oarsman,
IS -gustel because James Stansbury has ar
ra-.d another match with John Mclean, in
stead NJ coming 10 this country.
Billy Murphy and Albert Grifiiths. better
known as Young Grfe." are matched to
sight tor purse OF $500 IN Australia.
Im Mace is going to Australia 10 act as
boxing instructor of the Melbourne Athletic
Barney vi Cuire the well-known sporting
Ir.a. Won $500 on Tea Tray, 1:23.
RECKLESS BAII-pLAYERs.
TaLu.arers instead Of profting by bitter
experiences of former years, grow more reck-
less after g severe accident. and frequently
wien little is az stake Hardie Richardson
l.- long 20. IN sliding to the plate in a game
t..t was already won. broke ms leg. which
la-le .e-,.lated bis retirement from the BOs-
OIL Association ever since. On a similar play
Ir.i Ulu.ap met with Just such an accident
| a
I0-.0-. u Louisville, is in the hospital at
al .olia from "a spiked leg. Lowe. of
boston. and Ward. of Brooklyn, have had
located thumbs. Buckley has had his hands
l.f.r INTO % condition resembling raw beer
tl irving 90 catch Rusie and Tom Burns
a. Iloakyu. has not yet fully recovered from
ID. galeuati0n OF a spike into his Leg.
Ite-sr, 0n most of the clubs complain of
re arms, and many catchers refuse TO risk
throwing 70 bases on account OF the lame
ness of their arms. Iebeau, of Cleveland, is
another unfortunate victim Of reckless sliding
% bases, while minor accidents without mum
Der have occurred all over the country not
the earllness of the season.
TURF NOTES.
Lucian O. Appleby. a partner in the racing
firm of l.. Stuart a Co.. doesn't want any
thing more 10 do with English Jockeys The
exhibition made by Westlake was SO eXpen-
sive one that he gave Westiake $500 lmme-
dntely % give up bis contract and leave the
country at once. Westlake took the money
and VIII return TO the old county. He has
al opinion that American jockeys don't ride in
Ile correct style.
Westakes failure recalls very wildly the
attempt of the late MIR. Belmont 10 secure q
crack English jockey to ride for him. lie Sc
C.rel Luke, who mad quite reputation IN
England be proved a terrible failure and
lost "a lot Of races for Mr.. Belmont Yet he is
.rrr.H avn a Of IA
as pretty fair Jockey. Here he was not con-
slered as good as the average stable boy who
1. only trusted by trainers 70 work horses III
their exercise galloDs Taylor is the only re-
cent importation who has proved a success
lere He succeeded because be dropped Eng
ll-4 traditions and applied himself to learning
tle American style OF riding at once. lie is
low better than a score Of Lukes and West
lakes rolled into one.
just keep an eve On Reclare when she starts
IL q race at "a mile. Something Will have TO
Iun fast % beat her home
Speculation in the Suburban handicap 70
D. ru next month Is very slow, and little is
beard VI the great race that usually creates So
l-uel enthusiasm and excitement
Huron. who has been the most successful
tW1-vear-0ld in the West. Is engaged III the
C.ney Island futurity, and Ed. CoTigan, who
owns the colt. thinks he can win the rich
stake with him. But j. A. and A. II. Morris
tauer Wyndham Walden thinks he Will
.-se one or two good ones left by next fall
n.i.L VIII be able u beat the son of lroquols.
Z ae race is expected to be battle between
llou. representing the West, and some of
.le Eastern horses that have not yet appeared
h. contests for stake hOnOrs.
About the biggest bet of the season at long
q rd- was S25 600 20 $50 laid at Gravesend
b. aast Gettysburg. The horse finished last
u bis field.
Judge Burke said the other day. II have
g. Old see a real good twO-year-Old this year"
Nabaum's purchase of the Norris two
'e.l-olds. Oppressor and Laughing Water,
giving $4,000 for the pair, shows that the
moving spirit Of the Hudson county race IS
cr.-mlned TO further strengthen his racing
,uO.e Both youngsters are speedy enough
I earn their way if not run of their legs.
1915 each has already taken part IN q number
o. races al Washington and Gravesend, and if
.nuOus racing Is given, they may soon be
ule.ted 20 grow stale. Iwo-year-olds are
~ ot the same endurance as older horses.
Elephants in California.
We regret that Secretary Rusk is not going
bTy here long enough 10 be acquainted
W.. The resources Of California. lie means
"e- and We are confident that he would give
%, credit for everything We can DO If he knew