The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-11
BALDWIN IS In LUCK
His String Of Horses Has Made Him a
Big Winner.
SANTA ANITA AND CARRERES
Parson Davies In Buffalo and is
Disguised With the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons Fiasco-John L.
Is the Favorite Yet.

- tne FdNorte ret.
San Francisco, Nov. 10.-A special
from Chicago to the Chronicle says:
Z. j. Baldwin has shipped his stable
to San Francisco to take part in the
winter meeting at Bay District and
Ingleside. A review of the seasons turf
figures shows that the Californian leads
the West In the amount OF stakes and
purses won this year, his nearest rival
to date being Pat Dunno.
Considering the fact that the knock
ing out of racing in Chicago robbed the
Santa Anita string of its chances OF
landing many valuable prizes, and that
the judicial cloud obscured its doing
much in the latter part of the far east
ern campaign. Baldwin's showing Is
notable. 1t is true he never before
brought so many racers across the
Rockies, but he sold a lot of them on
the circuit. and before shipping home
the rest leased running qualities OF his
stars, Rel Del Carreras and Rel FL
Santa Anita.
The stable carried in stake and purse
money s49.350. taking part in Little
Rock, Memphis, Louisville, Saratoga,
Windsor, Highland Park, Brooklyn,
Sheepshead, Morris Park and Brigh-
ton meetings. The stable won no less
than 73 races, and its colors were
borne first, second or third in 1893 times
after leaving California this spring.
These figures are compiled exclusively
for the Chronicle, and they show the
individual winnings to be as follows:
Rey FL Santa Anita. $10.7s5; Rey Del
Carreras, s9.745; Arapahoe. $6,s95; Rami-
70, s2.6S5; Caracas. $3.50; Alvarado.
81, 500; Santiago, s2.555; Lady Diamond.
s2115; La vienta. 81 1.675; Failing Water.
sl,595; Santa Cruz. sl,225; Argentina.
$3.50, and Del Coronado. $7S5. Chi
quita, $3.50: Salonica. $3.50; Honolulu.
s525; Sinaloa, s425: Ell Captain, s425; La
Fiesta, s42O: Aureola. $500; Happy Day.
$500: Altadena, $3.50; Onalaska. $50; Be-
lima, SIS; Ell Dorado, s25; Queen Alba,
SIS. Rey Del Carreras won 10 times;
Rey Ell Santa Anita, nine; Alvarado.
eight. and Arapahoe. seven.
"Parson" Davies Opinion.
Buffalo, Nov. 10.-John l.. Sullivan,
the old gladiator OF the prize ring,
spent a short time in Buffalo yester-
day. In company with Parson Davies
and Tommy Ryan and Mrs. Sullivan,
the horored ex-champion arrived in
this city on his way to his home in
Boston. Sullivan did not spend
great deal OF time In the city, merely
/ tarrying long enough to make the con-
nections with the eastern trains. Dur
ing his brief stay in Buffalo, John L.
kept himself very shady. and while
| his presence attracted attention among
the few who knew the man about the
station and the adjoining hotels, the
fact OF his presence here was not gen.
| orally known. Sullivan and Mrs. Sui
livan went on East and Tommy Ryan
took the train for Syracuse. his home.
Parson Davies remained in Buffalo.
OF course, during a short converse
tion, talk drifted to the famous Cor
bett-Fitzsimmons talking match. I'm
Arkansas" says he, the people are
so tired OF the AFFAIR that when you
start to talk about 1t they stop you up
short and change the subject. Feeling
against the governor is very bitter; II
was a very unpopular move on his
part. But doesn't II seem funny to
have the militia ordered out and a
state torn up to stop two men fight
ing?'
| Davies does not have much TO ex-
press in the way OF a personal opinion
about the matter. but he evidently
shares the belief that IL the two men
cared TO come together they could
| have done so. Look at the trouble
Sullivan and Kilrain had" says he.
| Davies could not see why Corbett
should declare himself as about 10 re-
tire when "he has not begun" A
fight between these two men he
thought very doubtful. although Stu
art told me he would get a place and
drive this man 0Fitz) out OF the country
II he would not fight" Davies has a
letter from Fleming from the London
fighting club. in which the match
maker says that he would not handle
the big match at any price. II would
disrupt his club. This is the view
taken all over the country. Big purses
and advertising. judicious or lnjudic-
ious. have combined TO stir up public
sentiment until the game is no longer
what Il was. This fasco OF Corbett
and Fitz has tended to make Sullivan
more popular than ever he was" says
Davies.
The Parson says that he has under
consideration the matter OF taking
John L. TO England with him when he
goes on his contemplated trip. but
nothing Is settled. At any rate. he
will take Choynski and Barry.
The Big Race Decisr d on
ST Louis Nov 1O.-A special TO the