The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-15
CARNIVAL IN JUNE
DAN sTURAT SAID TO have PLANS
WELL UNDER Way.

Main Features Of the Festivities, which
WIN be BeId .s Carses, New. Of Coarse
II to be Corbess. Xftxsimmons MIL
Number Two, Bssldes Which VIII be
Lessor PuxiIistic Lights = Plenty of
Swift Horsenssh and Big Money In
Purses. too Defeated Prize Fighter
smashes the Referee-News OF Sport.
Carson. New. Dec. IA. Livingston
has received communication from Dan
Stuart stating that a fight is being ar
ranged between Corbett and Fitzsim-
mons as well as other pugilists to be
held in Carson, in June, 1893, and add
ing that definite arrangements would De
completed within fortnight. Stuart
also promises $4,000 in racing purses
and says a meeting will also be held in
Carson. when the best eastern horses
will run.
STUART SEES BRADY.
New York. Dec. 14.-Dan Stuart today
called on W. A. Brady and asked IL ne
would be willing to sign articles OF
agreement on behalf of James j. Corbett
for finish fight with Robert Fitzsim-
mons. the contest to take place some
time next summer. in Nevada.
'.Of course I'll sign,'' said Brady. 1T
is Just what We want to do. 1 am
anxious to fix things up" he said, out
before I go any further 1 want 1t un-
derstood that no picture machine Is 10
| be turned on the fighters"
/ But if it were not for the verascope
| there would be no money in pulling on
the fight" replied Stuart.
/ 81 don't know about that feature OF
| the case" said Brady, "but nave felt
all along that the next time Coroett
meets Fitzsimmons there must be no
| side show business. We are anxious
for another 60, and would like to see
you pull it off. but there must not be SO
many gratis
| "Well. 1 want to use the verascope.
| so | suppose we cannot talk business.
said Stuart.
| This view of the case was also held
by Mr.. Brady. so nothing was accom-
plished.
SMASHED THE REFEREE.
Oakland. Cal, Dec. 14.-Frank Nc
Cornell was declared the winner in the
| fight with Lon Agnew before the Acme
! club tonight, at the end of the elghtn
round. Mcconnell forced the fighting in
| the earlier rounds, but In the seventh
Agnew had his man almost going, and
| the last round was an even one. After
| the decision was given TO Mcconnell
| Agnew struck Phil Wand, the referee.
and a second fight was prevented only
| tnrough tremendous efforts Of the club
| officials.
MCOYICREEDONF FIGHT.
New York, Dec. 14-Mayor j. P. Glea-
son Of Long Island City has issued a
permit for the boxing contest between
| kid" Mccoy and Dan Creedon next
| Friday evening.
Live Bird shoot at Indianapolis,
Indianapolis. Ind, Dec. 1.-THE annu-
al winter live bird tournament OF the
limited Gun club has attracted big al
tendance of shooters. Among them are
Fred Gilbert.. Spirit Lake, Ia; r. O.
| IIeikes, Dayton; B. A. Bartlett, Buffalo
c. w. Budd, Des Moines. Ia; H. NJ NC
Murchy. Syracuse; E. d. Fulford, Utica
N Y.:J. S. Tanning, San Francisco; Ar
thur Dybray, Cincinnati; N. c. lines, Gin
| cinnati: E. C. Hanford, New York; Ed
Worries, Crawfordsville, Ind.
The first days shoot was devoted tc
sparrows. The four regular events call
ed for twenty birds each. In the hrs'
event Gilbert. Heikes and McMurchy tiec
on 1s for first money.
In the second, Heikes, Bartlett, Fan
ming and Powers were first with 1s.
In the third shoot McMurchy anc
Heikes made scores.
The fourth event was another split
Heikes, Gilbert and McMurchy tying or
the day ~ total of 7s out of posi-
BILE so. Gilbert and McMurchy tied FOL
second place with 70, and Rike and Full
ford for third place with "A.
The shoot for the Grand Central han
dicap takes place tomorrow. This even
il for the championship Of the Middle
states.
Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. l4-There wal
some brilliant shooting at today's tour
nament OF the L1mrted duh cIuo' hl''
pigeons were the targets. In the seven
bird race there were twenty-three en-
tries. Seven men killed straights as FOL
lows: Powers, Gilbert. Budd. Tanning
FuIford. Voris and Tripp. IT the TEN
birs race. there were twenty-five en-
tries. Marshall, Powers. Gilbert, Ful
ford and Heikes each killed ten.
|
Bald and Michael Matched,
New York. Dec. 14.-Representative
of z. c. Bald and James Michael arrang
ed a match between the two last nigh'
The conditions are as follows: The rae
to be mile heats. best two IN three: eac
rider TO be entitled to eight pacemakers
70 De named before the start; corner
: and positions to be decided by toss; A
bert Mott to appoint the referee; race t
, take place Saturday. January 3 next,
Madison Square Garden; each rider
follow his own pace and not 10 follow hi
opponents rear wheel
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