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The times., 1897-12-18
ANSON HOME FROM EUROPE
The Grand Old Man Refuses to Talk
About His Retirement.
\ G. Spalding Says That the Veteran
Ball Player Is Credit to the Big
League and should Stay There

New York. Dec. IA. 6 SpaIding AMI
Adrian c. Arson arrived home from Europe
on the steamship Saale today Anson
lost no tine in taking the first train for
home. He declined to say anything about
his talked-of retirement from the man
agement Of the Chicagos, but said that
the matter would be settled after a con
ference with President James A Hart.
Mr.. SpGlding, however, created She .
preston by his statements that AESoI
viii not be retained. although he MADE
no direct remark to that effect.
A reporter met Mr.. Spaldiug shortly after
his departure from the steamer ana ask ed
him:
Have you ana Anson decided what VIII
be done2"
1t would be useless FOR me to deny that
we talked ba seba.l on the trip abroad, ;, re
piled spdulding, but you san say that
nothing definite has been done. Anson'S
ten-year contract with the Chicago club
expires the first of the year he has
been with US for the remarkably long
time OF twenty years, ana has been faith
ful and conscientious. He is a man who
should always be connected with base
ball, because he uas been a credit to the
game. There is only one Anson, and feel
safe in predicting that there will never
be a q aracteI like him. The claim has
been made in Chicago that he has been
too long in charge of affairs and that
the public will welcome a change. Whether
this claim S based upon facts or not the
club will endeavor To find ont at series
of conferences to be held with Anson and
President Hart.
'If we find that the Chicago public want
AnSon to remain manager of the team he
viii I've engaged. But if We are convinced
that both the patrons of the game ana
Arson himself Will be benefited by a cnance
the veteran may give up the reins. Ans01
is entitled 20 more consideration in this
respect than anybody, and ne viii receive
it. He has been too faithful in the discharge
of his drties To he ruthlessIy turned down
| agains; his WIZ.
'If Anson should conclude to with
| draw and ask for the right TO establish
| a Western League team in Chicago, SC
| that he can play games at home while he
/ big team is away, he can have su the
/ rights aid Triylle ges, and We viii do al
in our power to support him, but shoulC
| hate to see him leave the National League
From another source it was learned
| that Anson will not renew his engage
ment, but will either take a Western
League franchise or accept some othe
berth i'll the big league.
The times., 1897-12-18
HAMBURG's OWNER.
Mr.. Whitney's Name Still Coupled
With the Purchase.

Mr. Whitney's Name Still Coupled
With the Purchase.
New York, Dec. 1.-THE owner of Ham
burg, the phenomenal two-year old colt,
still remains modeStly in the background
and horsemen all over the country are
considerably interested in the mystery.
Every day since Hamburg changed hands
last week has added some new names to
the list of possible owners, but vertfica-
tion is lacking in every instance.
There are plausible arguments advanced
in support Of the surmise that the colt
was bought for Marcus Daily, whose stables
is sorely In need of such a recruit. The
Cooper King is said to have purchased
Lady Reel, Hamburg's dam, and this fact
is taken as indica ting that he has also cor
raled the matron's greatest son, but, III
face of all this logic, there seems to be no
reason TO account for the withholding of
the name in case Marcus Daily was the
actual buyer.
Many local followers of racing per-
sistently cling to the theory that The
Whitneys are III some way identified with
the deal. w. C. Whitney denies positively
that the colt was bought for him.
The times., 1897-12-18
GOSSIP ABOUT THE SPORTS
Speculation Regarding the Bald
Michael Bicycle Race.
AMERICANS TRAINER TALKS
Many Persons Trading on Alleged
Membership in the League OF
American wheeImen--Bo Bookmakers
at san Francisco in Hard Luck
General Sporting Notes.

There is n great deal OF speculation in
of the coming Michael Bald race. The
match is to be decided by the winner Of
two heats in three, and no limit is placed
on the amount Of pace TO be used. The
race viii probably be run some time in
the week between Christmas and New
Years in New York. No place las been
selected for the race, however, and if some
other promoters snculd offer more money,
the contest may be decided in another
city.
P. II. Mcdonald, Balds trainer, says Of
the coming race:
Il believe that this will be one of the
greatest races OF the year when the
competition champion meets the paced
champion of the world in match race.
one thing is certain, and that is that
the present competition record for the mile
will be all cut to pieces.
Il realize that Michael is a great man
at following pace, but in all the eXhi-
bitinn rides Eddie Iias made in the cir
cult, l have never yet found team
that could shake him, and If MichaeFs
pace is no better than sddie's, yoH can
gamble on it that Eddie can sprint past
the pacemakers at the finish, and
Michael can't. None but the very finest
pacing will be employed by u.s. and we
viii train right with the men every day
In the week. so that there won't be any
chance for mistake. one machine
will be made up of Buffalo boys en-
tirely."
The times., 1897-12-18
F1rzs1MMoNs AND MCCOY.
Australian Says the Kid Has Bad
Case of Swelled Head.

Australian Says the Kid Has Bad
Case of Swelled Head.
Mllw aukee, Wis, Dec. 17.-Last night
Bob FitzsinmGns received a dispa ten from
the managers Of Kid Mccoy, asking him
If he would consent to meet the latter
IN the event OF his defeating Dan Creedon.
Fltzsmmons replied:
MCCOY las a bad case Of swelled head
and certainly has nerve TO make such
proposition. Who is he, anyhow? All
he know S about fighting i taught him
If he's looking for fight let him tackle
Maher or Corbett, Goddard, and Others
There's a dozen better men in the country
than the Kid. He'd better wait until
Creedon gets through with him. and unless
/ am mistaken, he won't think he's such
a great fighter.
''No: 1 VIII not consider the challenge.
I am out of the ring for good. That has
been fully determined upon. 1t is not
that i have seen my best days, beoaISe
am stronger today than ever, but because
1 have determined to never fight again.
Even were 1 so inclined, this beginner,
Mccoy, would be the last man l would
meet.'