The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-24
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS :.

An excellent program was, enjoyed by the
members OF the Minneapolis Athletic club and
their friends a the club gymnasium last evening.
1t was the last of series Of winter entertain
ments.
Wrestling. boxing and fencing bouts made up
the major part of the program. In the wrestling
contests Cole won from Paige, Felkey defeated
Cole. McAuley and Cohen wrestled to a draw
and Wandersee downed Conner. Fryckman and
and the Carciof'ni ''Eids also gave clever
hibition. Murphy and Mcdonald furnished the
windup with fast three-round 60.
Other events OH the program were Swain and
Morris it, tumbling, Connolly and Joyce in fen
cling bout. the Thornhll brothers in an exhibition
of tlmbling and parallel bar work: Hansen the
strong in feats of muscle, and bag punching
by dog owned by Mr. Eastman.
The team appointed to represent the ST. Paul
Hockey League in the games with the Worlds
Fair hockey team Of St. Louis left last night.
A slight change made in the lineup before
leaving. The, team now constituted, isl o.
Dergstrom, goal: O'Brien, point Ohme. cover
point; II. Clayton, B: Clayton, Armstrong and
Taylor, forwards. Taylor Cook, Barron and
Hi iris went substitutes.
Seven horses belonging to E. J. Arnold & Co..
which have been racing at San Francisco, were
seized at Chicago yesterday afternoon they
were being transferred to Chicago & Alton
train for St. Louis and were taken in charge by
Milton j. Foreman, receiver for Arnold's prop
erty in Illinois. The hcfses were in charge of
heads covered With hoods in order to disguise
them from any who might recognize then;
as Arnolds property. They were identified as
Mary McCafferty, Bessie Mccarthy, Ethylene.
| Irene Lindsey, Felix Bard. Wolfram and Will
Shelly, and estimated to be worth $50, 900.
Receiver Foreman will hold the horses pending
their sale by the federal court for the benefit OF
| the creditors of Arnold & Co.
A bonspiel was held at Winonasyesterday. par.
| ticinatcd in by two curling clubs of >Galesvle,
! Ill, one from DEBORAH Prairie and one from Wi
! nona The WiDona and second Cialesvil1e teams
| won tho two morning matches, end in the after
| noon the contest was between the Winona and
| second Calesvile teams, with the result that
| Ca1esville by of Il to I. On account
| Of the thaw the ice was in very bad shape.
| Wylie G. Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis
! club won the national indoor championship ii
| The singles yesterday at New York. Paired witt
Robert Leroy Of Columbia university, Grant alst
J won the championship in the doubles.
In the doubles Leroy weakened toward the
close the match and Grant outplayed the CragiI
| brothers without support.
! Four Of the thirty four starters in the six day
| ros-as-yo please at Industrial hall Phadel
! phia dropped out during the first twenty -fou
| hours The score of the eleven leaders at mid
night was: Dineen. 1874 miles lap: Cavanaugh
/ I'LL: Click. Ill; Dean, 110.4: Carroll 11O.4
IIegelman, 11o4; Fahey, 11o.1; Cartwright
| 1101.
owing to the bad condition of the ice of We
| roma lake yesterday the national speed skatin;
| championship at Mont Clair, N. j., indef
| nitely postponed.