The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-19
must visit every state between now and
October I. There II wager ON the result

must visit every state between now and
October /. There II "a wager ON the result
Burns Pierce is training in most con
scientious manner, and good work may Dc
expected of him.
The coming trotter is said 10 he in I'd.
Geer's stable. lt Is the year OLD geldihg
Ihe Abbott by Chimes.
Pathmont 209ll. the Oregon pacer,
lately changed owners lie viii De raced
through Ed Tipton's Montana circuit
Tommy Hogan, the Chicago boxer, who
beat Willie keefe, saturday, has been
matched 10 box Joe Young at New YORK,
May ~.
Chicago men will begin running races
with pool selling today in defiance OF the
state law. IL is expected that wholesale
arrests will follow
Shreve, the old Indianapolis slow curve
pitcher has turned mp once more. This
time he has landed at Grand Rapids OF
the western league.
John Young Of Ierre Haute has been
engaged a. trainer for the Allen farm.
Young is well known through his success
with the get OF Axteil.
G. = Boiling Of this city is among the
late arrivals at the Charles River park,
where he is going 10 get into shape for the
coming seasons racing.
Fred Lake of the Kansas City Club--a
Boston boy-has been suspended by Presi-
dent johnson of the western league for
assaulting an umpire last sunday.
"Thunderbolt" Smith has signed TO
box at the Maple A. c., Elmira, May 81
Jim Delaney who claims the northwest
championship, will be his opponent.
George Saunders has good lot OF horses
i'm training at Cleveland. Among them
are: Sable Gift 2.l0; Elloree, 2.ll12;
Mackey, 2lS19; Anton. 2.2O14; and Peep
o'Day, 22l.
Eddie Connclloy and Jack DAILY, the
Philadelphia lightweight who bias been
doing some clever boxing during the past
few months, have been matched by Tom
D hourke for June 4.
Recent adyices from Chester park state
that Tom Butler Is fast rounding into
FORM and although he has not begun
spriDging yet, IL Is expected that he will
be- in shape for the June race meets
Pitcher Ed Stein of the Brooklyn Club
is now enjoying the waters at Mt.
Clements. stein claims the Brooklyn
Club owes him Sl700 President Bryne of
the Brooklyn Club claims that he can
deal the cards 10 show that the prayer is
the one who Is shy.
Mick" Burley is now at Troy, and he
has been pulling off some small change
by boxing preliminaries in that city. He
is 10 be one of the contestants in the pre-
liminary to the 20-round bout between
The Pick" and Frank O'Neil of Chi
cago, to be held at Troy May %.
Billy Murphy, the Australian, is evil
IDENTIFY afraid of another test Of Van
Heest's punching, so he has thrown up
the match he made with bim which was
20 have been decided at New Orleans
May -. lie may take on Dave Sullivan
ut the Polo A. {. the first week in June.
Joe Sullivan, the Charlestown boy, is at
st Louis but drawing no pay from that
club owing to his illness. His old friends
on the Philadelphia team. knowing bis
fix, got together with the Baltimore boys
by letter and otherwise. and in very
short time purse of 800 was made up.
Application was made in New York
Yesterday 10 Justice Truax in the
Supreme Court for the appointment of
a receiver for the Berkeley Athletic Asso-
citation, whose club house is at Forty
ninth street and Fifth avenue. The club
has been running at n loss for two years,
and its property is mortgaged TO the
Poughkeepsie Savings Eank tor $50, 600,
while its liabilities are Sl00, COO Justice
Iruax reserved decision.