St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-01


Arrangements are about completed
for atwenty-fve-round scientific con-
test at the Twin City Athletic club be-
tween Dick Moore and Buffalo Costello
on the evening of Oct. 20. Moore has
whipped everybody with whom he has
come in contact; but he has done this
work in the Northwest and Chicago.
| and hence is not so widely known as
Costello, who has won victories in Aus
| tralia and England, as well as many
great battles in this country. He is
probably the best man yet matched with
| Moore. Both men are clean-cut repre-
sentatives of the new school of scien-
| tific sparrlng, and the prettiest all-round
scientific sparring match ever seen in
| the Northwest is in store for the lovers
of the art.
| 49,
A good deal of interest is stirred up
over the fencing match of tomorrow
| evening at the Phoenix club between
Prof. Lucien Marc Christol and Arthur
B. Mallett for the state championship.
The men are we'll matched, and a most
| spirited contest may be expected. Fenc-
| ing is strictly in the line of what is
known as legitimate sport, and there
| will no doubt be a large attendance of
people. In addition to this contest there
| will be number of excellent exhibit
tions Of scientific sparring, some good
wrestling matches, and other perform
ances in the athletic line.
| ~
] With the Inauguration of the present
month the bowling season fairly begins.
Through the heated term just passed
the alleys, as rule, we're deserted for
| the lakes and streams surrounding the
| Twin cities, to while away the long
summer evenings. Now that the weather
is cooler and the nights long, again Will
return ali the bowling enthusiasts to
| the alleys in preparation for the grand
struggle that is soon to take place for
the championship of st. Paul in the
very near future. The GLOBE, for the
past two seasons, has lent encourage
ment to this simple and healthfuI rec
reation, by offering prizes to be con-
tended for in tournaments of all the
clubs of st. Paul. A large number of
| them took advantage of the liberal in
ducements for honorable competition,
and participated in those Journeys,
which brought together all the best
bewlers Of the city; and the interest be-
came SO great that it is safe to say there
are two good bowlerS in st. Paul today
where there was one two years ago.
In the first tournament given, after a
hard fight. the celebrated NuShkaS won.
only losing one game in the tournament
proper, and then won both challenge
games straight. Last season the Uni
yersity avenue boys, In hard fight, in
which they only met defeat once, won
the tourney, but lost the first challenge
game to the SUBMITS, who were second
at the close Of the tournament. The
SUBMITS, after defeating the University
boys, had to meet the Wabashas and
Columbus. These they also defeated
in straight games. coming out unques-
toned champions for the year. All the
old clubs are in active preparation for
the coming struggle, and are strength.
ening their teams wherever there was a
weak spot and a strong player could be
found to fill it.
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Tomorrow evening the eight-inch
balk-line billiard match between Samp.
son and Glow begins at Foley's billiard
hall. Sampson is to play 1,25O points tt
CLOVIS 1000, the former to make eacf
night $50 points to the latter's 200. II
will be an interesting game to see.