The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-08

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NIatty Matthews defeated Tom CoI-
hig in the fifth round.
| Terry McGovern has challenged any
fighter in the world to meet him at 122
pounds for $1,000.
Perry Queenan and Jack Kane fight
in San Francisco on November 9TH.
International turf arrangements are
probable.
AL NeiII, of San Francisco. obtained
the decision over Mike Donovan. of
Rochester, n. Y.
Boren and Hill, the Stanford foot
ball players, are suffering from inju-
ries.
A gold medal has been offered by
w. A. Magee to the Berkeley student
who shall break the 44oyard record.
w. Koch holds the record of O:5O 3-5.
Yale asserts that the Columbia team.
which played them such close game
recently, was stuffed
The Gambetta- Wilkes gelding. DR..
MonicaI, sold at Lexington for $1,000.
Cash Sloan was badly hurt in a race
at Warsaw.
Beacon won the John Grace challenge
cup for greyhounds.
Albert Champion. at Vailsburg, N. Y.
made a mile on motor bicycle in
1:12 Us, a worlds record.
John Sigrist center rush of the Ohio
State University football team, broke
his neck in a game.
| Abe Attel, of San Francisco, was
given the decision over George Dixon
after fifteen rounds of tame fighting.
, At Memphis, Prince Albert paced
| the fastest half mile ever made by
gelding, passing the pole in 0:59A. He
also made a worlds record for geldings
by completing the circuit in 2:0O%.
The Abbott. in an attempt to lower
his record of 2:O3A, accomplished
S2:O4%.
Sequence, a son of Coco, ran a mile
time of 1:SSA.
California 6, Olympic 5.
Stanford 10. Reliance 0.
Sharkey will challenge the winner of
the Jeffries- Rubin fight, which takes
place on November 18th.
An attempt to swindle Clarence Nc
Kay, the millionaire turfman, out of
several thousand dollars, has come to
light. A false trial was engineered,
and McKay's trainer bought race
horse on the strength of the trial for
IS, 900.
w. c. Whitney and others sold the
following racehorses at Morris Park:
Paul Clifford. $1,000; Rowdy, $4,000:
Black Dick. $4,000; Rose of May, $4,000;
Red Path, s4,650.
j. Mckay, the oarsman, formerly
with Jake Gaudaur the double-scull |
champion of the world, is dead
Yale University defeated Columbia |
by the score of 10 to 5.
Pennsylvania IL, Chicago 0.
Harvard 90. Carlisle o.
Princeton 6, Lafayette o.
Cornell 30, Oberlin o.
West Point 49, Williams o.
State College of Pennsylvania II, An
napolis 6.
Minnesota 16, Iowa 0.
Michigan 12S, Buffalo o. This is a
record for scoring between football
teams. Columbia has already beaten
Columbia and Lehigh. Michigan has
now made 297 points to their oppo-
nents' nothing this season. Their av- /.
erage is one and third points per
minute.
At Kansas City. Cresceus lowered the
worlds mile record for a half-mile
track to 2:O9A.
Young Corbett, of Denver, is match
ed to fight Terry McGover,l on
Thanksgiving day at Hartford, Conn.
Peter Maher and Jim Jeffords are
matched to fight ten rounds in Balti-
more on November sth.
Blues won the rich Ramapo handicap
at Morris Park.
Jack Wade, Of Salt Lake, knocked
out Doc Flynn, of San Francisco in
the fifteenth round.
A. E Tyrol, the British champion
hah-mile runner, is dead.
S. c. Hildreth bought McChesney for
$4,000.
At Detroit, Alexander Winton, of
Cleveland, smashed all automobile rec
ords from one to ten miles. He made
a mile in 1905 2-5 This is the fastest
time ever made on any track by any
kind of a vehicle.
Jeffries is a 100 to So choice for his
fight with Rubin.
George Godfrey, the colored pugilist,
is dead
Old Imp defeated Advance Guard in
a race at Morris Park
Johnnie Reiff has been exonerated on
a charge of fouling in England.
Little Boy, at Memphis, lowered his
own worlds pacing record, to wagon,
by quarter of a second, doing the
mile in 2:011a.
Mysterious" Billy Smith and Tom
Tracy fought a twenty-round draw.
The first important step toward the
breaking up of William c. Whitney's
racing establishment at Heath House.
was the sale of ten of Mr. Whitney's
racers. The Mount Vernon FLY fetch