Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
Questions and Answers.


HASTINGS. Neb., June 3--To the Sporting
Editor of THE BEE; In q game of auction
points And Is the NJ sns. Is g 6ids bo aM a%d
VINO goes outy-Dayld Adams.
Ans.-A.
FALLS CITY, June 2.-To the Sporting Editor
Of 1HE Bee: In next sundays issue Of TIE
stealing record of C. A. Abbey. who is playing
with the Columbus team this year.! Also give
number OF runs to his credit thus far this
season. Won't his general average COMPARE
favorably with the rest of the team?-G. @. J.
Ans.-Q) Aobey has batting average of
$50; he has stolen IL bases and made l2 ruls.
(2) Yes.
HoLpREGE Neb.. MAY 2i.-To the Sporting
Editor of THE BEE: Please answer in next
kind OF a bicycle did William Windie make "a
mile in 2:l5 ONE. l.. Rundstroni.
Ans.-In answering the above in last Sun
days issue, it was given that Windle's time
was made on an ordinary. The answer was
erroneous The best time ever made on an
ordinary is 2:25 for mile, which is the
worlds record and made ov Windle. His
, is was MADE on Q Columbia Safety.
DEN1soN. Ia, May 31.-To the Sporting EdI-
tor of The BEE: Please publish In your next
SUNDAYS BEE whether or not in ties ca n any.
one draw out, under Am rican shooting rules2
1t Is not In the lsg2 rules and would like to
know.-O NJ Campbell.
Ans.-Ties must be shot on at the original
distance and as soon after the match as prac-
ticahle.
OMAHA. May 3i.-To the Sporting Editor of
The BEE: To settle a dispute will you please
answer the following In your SUNDAY BEE:
| A, b, z and ID are playing cribbace; has
played all of his card and is out of the game.
| b comes in with Il four spot making the count
twenty-five, and then drops out Of the game
| spot making the count twenty-five, @ also
drops out of game on account OF his last card,
comes in vita a two spSt milking run of
| three which makes the count twenty seven, ID
| then-piays his last card; aaother two spotand
| and one for last card, making his claim six in
all Can this DO counted. both the run and
the y air? Please state What he is entitled to-
| C A. Walker, Union Pacific foundry.
Ans.-He is entitled toia run of three. two
for the pair and one fortne last card.
| BETARIcE Neb. June-2.-To the Sporting
Editor Of 1HE BEE; Bease answer IN THE
% Piate is7ii. and dam Hale Kirfe, isis. be
considered royalty bredsand 4 SO why would
a mastiiT pup four lnont ths, old Weighing forty
pups Of her ageY-Rea OF The BEE.
Ans.-tl) Being the get of thoroughbreds,
the pup would be- thoroughbred, his par
ents being registered, ,l2l Yes
OMAHA. May 3i.-Tof tia Sporting Editor OF
fives and bets that wont beatiu.i b throws
two fives also. Whu winsi-H. M.5walker.
Ans.-It is o tie and draw. y
| LUSHToN, NeD May 3l-Io the sporting Edl
tor of THE BEE; Will you kindly answer the
following questions in question department Of
THE SUNDAY BEEp Where is Payne, left fielder
of the Kansas City base bali club from. and
what is his given names: also his record. q
| Also can you tell me IL Frank Payne Is play
! ing In the state ieague2
| Ans.-William. Don't know where he Is
from (2) Know nothing of Frank Payne.
| BELLEVUE. Neb.. June 3.--To the Sportini
| Editor of THE BEE: Please answer and decid
| a bet. @ bets that John l.. Sullivan Is over
| years OF a 10 and bet he is not Which ii
| righS?-C f. Maddox.
Ans-S1llivan was born October Is, 1853.
| OMAHA. j une Ito the Sporting Editor o
| THE BEE; Would you please inform me Il
| SUNDAYS BEE what the longest featherweigh
| fight was on record and who between?-A con
| stant reader.
Ans-Between Danny Daily Of this city
and Tommy White of Chicago six hour
and forty minutes, al South Omaha, yea
or so ago. Tommy Warren and Englls
Beemes fought ninety.six rounds back o
Louisville, lasted three hours and twent
| minutes.