The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-10-30
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The sale Of the race horses in trainin.
from the famous Brookdale stables
which, founded by David Dunham With
crS. passed into the hands of Col. vii
liam L. Thompson, and at his death t,
his estate, was an event that attracted
large crowd to Morris park New York
That shrewd turfman, John J. NJ
Cateriy. bought as well as sold
and became the owner of the star of the
day. Requital, for which he CAV,
$500 Charles Hughes secured th,
grand .s-year-old DIR. Catlet. for Brom
lcy 4 Go. for $500. but afterward re.
sold hlm to his former owners at an ad-
vance. The sale resulted as follows:
kcqnital, l.. h.. 4. by imp. Eothen-
Ketribution, by Reform; J. j. Me
Manassas, ch. =, 3, by rotomac-
Elvira by imp. Pizzarro; 7. $. l..
Randolph. ............. . o1-
imp. Sweet Home. by Knight of ST.
Patrick H. Il. Baker. ...... 90
IA SagesSe. b. f., ). by imN Stone
hcnge Nell. by imp. King Ernest;
J. +. Madden. ........., 90
Gibraltar blk. =, :. by imp. stone
henge- chemise by Sensation; II.
Blarney Ston". ch g. =. hy inn.
Stonehenge Bassenet. by imp. king
+ Ftnk Ia
Boy orator. h. e. >. by NaddInr i''O'
imp Suspense, by See Saw: Walter
keyes -. i...:......... 2,9o0
whirlpool; ,. & ~ imp. Stone
Sagaeity. rh + by INN Eayar 10
dale-Nell. by imp King Ernest;
J Slack ............ 800
! iio.t' hi9ae,le' = Z, by hlngiiken
! Healev mp. '''heiieise' l. :, ooo
colonial Dame. b. f. ? hy Faverdaie '''''
stately Nv INN Einy Lrnas,.
DAILY -; ................ 925
itaihiteii, lit D, /; by Fayerdale.
l,t'i. n uassay i.sSaye% - ny 'remorhe; }. -,
IJnmaIitc i :; -, Ei,,,,il.o l'ooo
sweet Home. by Knight If II PAT.
rick; J. Haymann. ................ 1.275
fg"Ta1e' = 7, by tncas--imp.
LILY LILY ieei, bE forerunner; James
,li li,'a -.'-.... 4Ju
Inn Laetitia. bv Hjiarions IL raserI'le~ Iame-
Rowe ........ ........... 3o0
.'iai 1or I head. ....... ........ SIG 200
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=. :. VETS ile great amateur sprint
Sums - ~ breaking al records III
ms run OF hard luck; The world was re-
''HcS H''i ticd hS MS fecord-breaklnS
- !mIl"rlialce of tWenty-onc seconds for
20 Yards at the Canadian champion
Hill 'aiadlan officials, however, that
h,itfS ran the distance eight feet short,
ana the record, therefore, cannot be al
lowed
Th" Philadelphia club viii not decide.
until after January / whether or not
StalllH-> VIII hc retained aS manager Of
Ihc QuakerS next season. This is plac-
ing Il handicap on the phillies' manager
nt 1898. no matter who he may be.
The Louisvilles probably will train at
ThonaSyillp TIA in tho snriup
Mike Grady i nlnyina ri,,ht tackle with
IL. West chester fnotT,II eleven
EiII hin Of thr colonies win snopd thn
Pitcher Frazer contemplatcs a winter
mp 70 Scotland to visit his wifc'S rc.a-
ttyr~.
Frank Starbuck has placed himself uIt-
drr the management Of q. :. Bunneu.
The fight between Becker and Hopkins
III Buffalo has been postponed until No
Femher \
The Youngest Of the crop Of league
pitchers Of the year was Roger Bras!ic-
ban. aged 1S.
The two biggest winning horses o. the
1'.ar on trottlng track have been .,ilHd
AMI ne Monk
bob fltZsIlnln"ilS picks Dan 'feen"n
!" Win from Md Mc'of II those box
FT> ever meet III contest
iIallman did not average Il hit to the
-3fnt.. aud yet he was the highest pad
payer on the BroWhS-
hdfie Nelly i iilatchtu aSaIhS' AIS
tlA llee Tor ten rounds. | ne fEht i 70
COME oii III Harvard, November -.
GLOW fever or II" yellow fever tie
tr~ecnt ! ~ Jockey club viii open IT.
MN ORLEANS meeting, November l.
l1tehcr ttlpatrick. formerly oi ih"
t'Na~ league, VIII winter at Alau-
ailefluc, n u. lie IS Tree - sign "ijI
N club.
'lNah ca4eht III the no Sam"S i.r
IoNldehc' during the season, and VIZ Ia
hummer - Ial'l's "u' III flGht i"ld.
\ dispatch from New York saws that
ta impression prevails that John II.
has arrived at Somr agreement with
Chris Won der An. whereby TN, future.
,- taa PROV, Il i assured IN Sr.iSnn II
~.tiI the owner If the Rods snught to
ilre nm intrrrSt IN the 81 Iouic cluh.
.r Nou lrr an, ,t,;,,lf1,tIv refused Lis
. 'I,,i.i' ~, ~, - u
ms fr,m wrra nrninr,iyn ,f nn ,,o,J
f''i'
.e'NeA'f' anu u i Gthtf3uN known ihat
Nau der AheS financial condition became
desperate as the season drew tu Il close.
Iar, lr,u,f, luauntt,S Ii,I ua+ LpSit,,tp IA
',,, H., ~, ,,.,,Id ,.i.t ~,
's''tt "'st' - ''' W.
'lt .ot 'liltihi,.i ~ II from liit "NH 'i
aA' bfeWlS. ! nder the stress ~ ihtS'
lI,nt>tanes~. II Is thought that Nou der
Nh welded and transferred i block 81
NI l.aill~ stock t. brush. In tnnfIrlna
t#Ull TIT this belief. THE, extensive dra fling
g#n.r4fItl1S of thn Cincinnati owner are
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II ',i,,, tbn IInnsi,rs - M time of Ernsh..