The morning call., 1894-12-07
SPORTING NEWS
War Among the Gun
Clubs Still On.
Large Purses Have Killed Several
Eastern Boxing Institutions.
Jackson in England.

The Cordelia and Teal Gun clubs continue to
make matters unpleasant for the Mallard and
Volunteer clubs, and there does not seem The
least chance OF a settlement so long as the Cor
dellas keep on arresting trespassers
Last SATURDAY. E. Morton, E. Roberts and j.
Usher had hearing at Fairfield before Judge
Moore. The latter learned that there WEI e two
more cases TO come up under like charge and
to expedite matters, be ordele ed the trials post
pOned until next Saturday, when the charges
pending against all the men arrested by tile
Cordelia Club for trespass will be heard. A
smith and q. McCool OF the Volunteer Club
will stand trial also on that day.
The trial of Lloyd Eaton, d member of the
Mallard Gun Club, will be heard on Saturday
at Sulsun.
The CordelIa Club has confscated the boats
OF the Mallard Club aud tn1unctions have been
served on several members of the Volunteer
Club wdTning the latter TO keep their feet dry
and not enter again upon the mud flats OF the
CordeHa Gun Club.
The field trials which ended at Newton, N c.,
a few days ago resulted in the following dogs
having been declared winners: Pierre Lorillard
JUS pointer Belle captured first. +. 4. Hitch
cocks English setter Tory Jess second and
Lortllard's English setter Lady Aramnta third.
What promises TO be The greatest cooking
main ever fought in this county Is booked to
take place In New jersey In January. A promi-
nent New York sport has covered wager OF
$4,000. which sum has been put up by the Elson
Brothers and Colonel Maddox OF Virginia for
twenIy-one bird fight.
cable from London on November 90 Ted
frltchard has been matched to fight Frank
Craig, the Harlem Coffee Cooler for goo a
side and purse. Dick Burge and Ted Pritch-
ard settled their wrangle over The 5000 stakes
to-day, Buree accepting $50. Peer Jackson
is TO box an unknown III National Sporting
Club next Monday. Thomas Sullivan has for.
ieited the single-scu championship to Wag
Harding. The latter will row any man In the
world for goo a side"
Charley Goldsmith Is matched to fight Jack
Fraser at Los Angeles, and when the contest is
over he intends TO Issue challenge to fight any
man on the coast al 1873 rounds. Evidently
Goldsmith forgets that there are few men yet
on the coast who can whip him handily.
Martin Murphy, weIl.knOwn trainer OF
fighting men, writes from Abita Springs that
he had seen the Murphy and Plmmer, Abbott
and Eyerhardt and Creedon and FitZsimm ons
fights. all of which took place in the Olympic
Club OF New Orleans. The club lost $500 on
the frst-named contest, but made UP It's loss
on the latt' fight. A carnival will be held at
have been made TO seat Is, 600 people Muir
ply concludes his letter In this way:
l am here training Charley Johnson to fight
Billy Maber for a purse of $500 at the Olympic
CLUB on December 6-wetgh 145 pound at the
ringside. We arc ffty-seyen mies from NV
Orleans. among the pines and it is a fine place 10
train. l think AioK GregsaIns Will get 90 with
Dan Creedon If Dan Will fight Mt catchweichts for
good purse and an outside bet which can get
for "Alex," and hope 1t comes off, as l want to
see Greggains get another chance If he Is right
The Los Angeles Wheelmen held race
meeting on Sunday last which resulted as fol.
lows: Unpaced mile-Emil Ulbricht first. time
2:30. and +. q. Lacy second One-mile handi-
cap-Ffed Magee first and c. Magee second.
Half.mile dast-F. q. Lacy first, time l min
21A sec. Quarter-mile handcap-G. Schmidt
first. Half mile handicap-E. de Blugeol first
One mile handicap-E. Ulbricht first.