Willmar tribune., 1898-01-04
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professional skating champion and J. X.
McCulloch. Of Winnipeg, amateur, at Mon
Feb 1C-A c.. B. & @. train from Chicago
to Denver made the l,G2J m. in 1,069 min.
Mar 11-Fitzsimmons in prize fight at
Ti3' ~oriGs chan champion:hip an and $500 1885, in M3h
round.
Apr 1o-Tillie Anderson (Chicago> won G.
da. l2 hrs) bicycle race in Detroit. max
Apr 2e-Eugene Taylor, linotype operate,
at Denver, Col, set 1ol,soo ems in hrs;
yds: in l:o7 Us at Chicago.
May 6--Farmer Martin Burns defeated
Ban fdr in rd tnE atsn
Derby at Louisville
vent @ from Se@ York tie to Ste euaenstoWn i' in
May a-Lucretia Borsia. 4-yr-old fly
Jun &c H. Henderson lowered bicycle
| road record for 1G0 m to 5000, at Denver.
Jun 24-F. C. Van de Sande made = M in
81 3-5 seconds. on Chicago bicycle track
Jun 2s-Rudolph Lauricks broke every
American amateur bicycle record from to
. m. and made new marks up to 5o-m. at
Boston.
Jun 2s-Arthur Gardner lowered worlds
mile bicycle handicap record to 2:oo 1-5. az
Jul i-Walter c: Sanger (cyclisp won out
Of 15-m. heats in race against Albatrous.
Jul 2-McReynolds and Carruthers Gan
Ism. o:s4 4-5: inn, o:55 3-5; 2s-m.. iii -
Jul sWesiey Robinson and John Dresher
(tandem cyclists) rode from Orange, n. j..
| to Atlanta. Ga: 900 m.), in 1ad
m bicycle road race record to IL 53 at SIAM
ford, Conn.
Jul 1s-E. H. Ten Eyck (American oars
races at Henley, Eng.
| in AS 2-5, at Cincinnati.
Jul 2o-Lizzie Claw (woman bicycle cham
Jul 24-star Pointer defeated Joe Pachen.
Aug sFsaro carFeT sfFa!sn pseon Owned by
Peter y Tollons Of South Bend. Ind. few 1000
Aug John Flanagan threw 1s-lb ham
Aus4E Ralph Gregory and Ben Kelleyrode
tandem (unpaced) y m. in o.5o1:. at scran-
avg 2s-Sear Pointer paced m in 1:5eA.
rode 100 n: on bicycle <unpaced) in hrs. Is
Aug 3o--Walters, on London track, rode
Sep SC Sec a,Ht. W Clark 2 dived into Chicago
Sep p1|Michael rode % N. at Springfield.
Mass, in 2S:11.
Sep 1&Michael rode 25 NJ, at Boston. in
Sep 2sWestern league and Western as
sociation baseball clubs close season with
1ndianapolis and Cedar Rapids clubs hold
Sep N-J ". Stocks broke al worlds rec
ords from to 33 m, going latter distance in
chatham, chat Ont. and Chas: Roberts, Of To-
Sep ga. E Walters lowered every rec
and and g g. m N. in 2:o7:a i-S N '1' "
Oct sNational league baseball season
closed with the clubs standing In the fol-
Pa1r
! .ee2: New York, .s34; Cincinnati, SIS: Cleve-
Pittsburgh. IS: c6icsEo, III: Philadelphia.
Oct z-Michael rode m in Philadelphia.
in l SO Six thoroughbred horses In relay
won IN mr. race against crack cyclists by
Oct s-John R. Gentry and Robert J. In
| team paced N. 1T Glen Falls. n. Y. in e-os.
in b 6.seb.i contest WITH Boston. % Securing ing
8 81 s@pshR f796s R'saks1c ae1coa won world. ~re,.
es des Rsdis IeDas rode m 5s n e. at
Nov KGh... n. Murphy rode ! m: in
in 81 6 - at chicago. '~ ''''
game q Ii IN CT
| Nov 2@in football games in Chicago
Thanksgiving day university Of Chicago
ton. ard the y. Of Wisconsin defeated
| Northwestern ml) team. In Philadelphia
| U. Of Pennsylvania defeated Cornell.
Nov 29-Union Pacific fast mail made 80
m. in so min. from Cheyenne to Omaha
| Dec tSlosson won 6-das. billiard match
IN New York. defeating Ives in last game by
Sec &c. N. Miller. Of Chicago, won g.
da- bicycle race In New York, making e,o1S
M C b. Buckley became champion quail
| eater OF world, having eaten q day Cor 30
consecutive das. 49,. -.
! Dec I1-"Kid'' Mccoy whipped Dan Cree
don IN night for worlds middle-Wei6ht
championship ut New York. s>si~7>*F