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mile American record, Is one of the Yale
team, and he says that the Blue should
have a very fast team. They have al
ready started into training for the event.
Columbia LAS also entered this race, and
as Pennsylvania is also sure to be rep
resented it should be one of the best con-
tests that will be held during the show.
Mcleod, the Canadian wrestler, IS not
yet satisfied that Tom Jenkins is his SUI
perior, and is anxious to meet him again
II he will agree to contest outside of his
| own city.
Dan r, the sensation of the Grand cir
cult last. season who won many races
at Memphis and Lexington, has been
sold to Charles Preston, of New York,
for So. 900 cash. Two years ago the horse
was bought as a common roadster for
S60. and last season won $1,000 and a
mark Of 2:0S as a PAGER.
g. H Rolandow, through his manager,
M. H. Byrd; of lew York, yesterday is
sued challenge to Sandow who claims
IN a contest in ten feats of strength,
each man to name five, the match to be
decided at any time and place (New
York city preferreO. which sandow
$1,000 with George Considine to bind the
match.
party of American Jockeys who have
been riding in Russia and Germany re-
Grossa nome On fb on the Kaiser Whslm der
Joe" Piggott Eddie" Ross, J. G,
Mitchell and "Nate' Hall. Fred Foster
the trainer, also returned Sloan Won
the Tn eo warsaw al and Moscow Derbys and 104
races out of 239 mounts. The entire party
VIII go to California for the winter
Max Luthbeg. of st. Louis expected
trouble when his manager, Fred Burns,
claimed for him the lightweight cham
pionship of the United Staes, but as vet
no one has cared to call his hand. Luth-
Deg began as an amateur and while re-
SIDING in New York captured several A.
A. U. championships
Harvey Parker is cleaning things up
right and left wherever he goes and one
of his recent victories was over Fred
Mohl. of Switzerland. Mohl, who tips the
beam at ECO pounds and is very strong of
nmb. made 1t exceedingly interesting for
Parker for awhile, but finally succumbed
to the deadly hammer-lock hold after
thirteen minutes.
George Touhey, manager of Tom Jen-
klns, has issued challenge to match his
man against all corners in catch-as-
catch-can wrestling for purse Of from
$500 to $4,000 side. The only restric-
tion made Is the placing Of the weight
limit at 200 pounds
The grand dam of the crack two-year-
old, Heno, for which Clarence Mackay
paid fortune has been sold to the
Breeders Protective association for
SIS. She is Belle Brock, by Ten
Brock, and is seventeen years old. The
association likewise secured several
GOAi5ITlIOW IIldIcS, purchasing IOrIy-On6
of the ninety-two animals offered. The
horses will be sold to the cotton fields OF
the South without their pedigrees. The
total amount expended was SLIPS, an
average of $27. A.
The presence in this. country of Nc
Ieod, the Canadian; Raoul de Cahors, the
Frenchman; Norbeck, the Norwegian
champion; Mehmet Naschad, the new
Terrible Turk" Emil Selva, the Ital-
ian; Jansen, the champion of Denmark;
Ernest Roeber, the German, and Tom
Jenkins, the American champion, offers
an excellent opportunity for the ar
rangement of gigantic International
tournament under the auspices of the
big sporting clubs.
1t is the consensus of opinion among
sporting men all over the country that
Gus Ruhlins career as fighter was end
ed as the result of his encounter with
Champion Jeffries which demonstrated
that the Akron man was a gutter and
gave up the battle to save a knockout,
which was sure to come sooner or later.
Morgan William, the we'll known mid
dleWeight fighter, and Tom Malley, of
Colorado Springs, are matched to go
twenty rounds for division of the re-
ceipts and $100 side bet It Is not set
tied yet where the mill will be pulled
off, Malley is a Texas product and he
recently challenged any middleweight in
the state. He certainly has a hard
proposition to solve In Williams.
Tim Heggarty, the Australian, has
placed himself in the hands of Jim Ken
nedy. The newcomer will get all the
fighting he wants if he does as Kennedy
tells him.