The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-25
SPORTING NEWS
OF THE WORLD
Tayon and Cruzados Break the
Coast Reconsideration
Defeats Handler.

John Hanning, of New York, bought
for English parties the two-year-oid
colt J. n. Camden, by ST Savior Orlle.
The price was $500. The colt was
sent half mile uphill with 12S pounds
up, in :501a.
Ten to one is being laid against vo-
lodyvoski for the English Derby.
The famous brood mare Imp. Dart
Maiden, by st. Gartian-Maid of the
Isles, is dead
Golden Cottage. which beat all the
best wo-year-olds in California this
season, finished second to The Hoyden
in four and one-half furlong dash at
Aqueduct.
1t has been decided that in future
the California racing season shall not
exceed $50 days. The season will eS-
tend from the middle of November to
the middle of April 1t has also been
agreed that not less than s., 400 In
purses shall be given away any one
day.
Frank O'Rourkes horse, the Fretter
has won four handicaps at Oakland
this season.
W. c. Whitneys horse Volodyvoski
ran third in the forty-second Newman
ket Biennial Stake, won by Colonel II.
McCalmont's bay colt st. McCloud, by
st. Simon-Mimi. The performance of
NOIOOSONOShl was q ulSlltICl ulSd ppOiiLt-
ment.
Richard Clawson, the jockey, Is re-
covering from his illness, and is plan
ming to ride again the latter part of the
present season.
Tayon ran six and a half furlongs at
Tanforan in 1:191k, which is a new
Coast record, and within half a second
of the worlds record.
Jockeys Henry, Shaw, Van Dasen,
Slack, Dale and Wonderly, were fined
for delays at the post on the first day
of the Aqueduct meeting. Burns and
ing.
Corrigan, by Imp. Sain, won the
Western Foal stakes at Tanforan, val
ue $3,S15. Winner carried I26 pounds,
and ran five furlongs in 1:01.
Cresceus and Charley Herr will race
in October for a purse of $1,000.
The race between The Abbott and
Cresceus at Brighton Beach is off
Cruzados broke the -year-old
Coast record for half mile at Tan
foran, running in :471a.
John F. Schorr's bay FLY Lady
Schorr. won the Tennessee Oaks.
Terry McGoVern, who is matched to
fight Oscar Gardner in San Francisco,
was born in 1879 in Brooklyn, New
York. He is feet 212 inches in height,
and weighs not more than 123 pounds.
McGovern began fighting in 1897, and
mas only DeeH hIlOCheu uoWH OiCe ne
has won nearly eighty battles and has
defeated the best men at his weight in
the world.
Peter Jackson is said to be penniless
and dying in Australia.
George Dixon, the former lightweight
champion boxer, was fined in Law
renee, Mass, for engaging in a boxing
exhibition.
Dan Creedon, of Australia, stopped
Jimmy Handler, of New Jersey, IN the
first round.
AL Weinig defeated Jimmy Seaman
in seven rounds in Hot Springs, Ark.
Scanlan's jaw was dislocated.
Jim Corbett is going to New Mexico
to work in a copper and gold mine.
Kid Williams defeated Fred Muller
my Gilfeather was given the decision
over George Curran at the END of
twenty rounds on the same night.
The Sharkey-Russell fight will take
place in Denver on May 4th.
Benny Yanger defeated Turkey
Point" Billy Smith in four rounds.
st. Louis, s; Kansas City, 0.
James Mckay, the well known base
ball player, died in Australia last
month
University of Chicago. Z; University
of Michigan, g.
The University of Washington is
trying to arrange a track meet with
Stanford University.
Jack" Sheridan, one of the umpires
of the American Baseball League, has
been arrested for insanity.
Pitcher Callahan, of the Chicago
team, had his arm broken in practice
game, and may never occupy the box
again.