The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-10
SPORTING GOSSIP.

M0bffs JOSE BflnUdIuAs ftfch, fNnodntSs
Townsend, Bemis and Buelow OF the
Clevelands will go to Hot Springs from
Cleveland Feb. 81.
Joe Wagner has nunked out OF his
match with Willie Gibbs at the Rhode
been substituted.
New York sports. seeing that the small
boxing clubs are not being molested, are
planning to organize a big boxing club
where intercity bouts will be held.
Lave Cross says there is the best Of
feeling between him and Manager Connie
Mack, and he parts company with his
former manager on the best OF terms.
Manager Frysinger. who handled Holy
oke last season and was secured by Lam
caster has signed Altizer. one OF the
most promising OF the Springfield players
The Tri-State league awarded Jack
Deal. formerly first baseman OF Holyoke
TO Altoona. and the player says II ne can
not go TO Lancaster he will leave the
league.
The Pittsburgs expect TO play in Chica-
go April II, 13. IA and 15 which dates in
clude a Saturday and a Sunday Cincinna-
II will undoubtedly open the season in
Pittsburg.
Though the mstchmakers of the New
York clubs agreed not to put on heavy
weights one OF the clubs has broken
the agreement by signing Jack Johnson
and Joe Jennette for next Tuesday night.
Eddie Lenney and Tony Moran. Kid
Coffey and Tommy DAILY. KiG Murphy
and Joe Wagner. and Emergency Kelly
and Young Murphy are bouts carded for
the show OF the World A. c. in New York
Jan. 10.
George Harry OF Liverpool, manager of
Ike Bradley, a clever English bantam,
writes 10 "A Boston sporting man that he
would like TO bring Bradley TO Boston
to meet Jimmy Walsh Bradley has fought
13l battles within three years and has lost
on points four times.
Rochester baseball enthusiasts discuss
with some gusto the possibility OF a
Broncho inheld made up Clancy at first.
Raymer at second Moran at short, and
Delehanty at third. Buckenberger al
ready lacks only Delehanty. and has a
<-ir chance OF getting even him.
The famous record OF 13 is seconds for
a circuit OF the bases. made by Marty
Hogan will be placed in the official rec
ords OF the National Association of Base
ball Leagues as the official worlds record
for base running, though the record was
made at indianapolis ten years ago.
There is another jockey in the Hide
brand family. Frank Hldebrand of whom
a successful riding career is prophesied
At present he is very much in embyro
both as to weight and experience. But
with his brother Gene to act as coach and
mentor, and with horses owned in the
family 10 ride. he will have every oppor-
tunity to become leading light In his
profession.
Barney Dreyfuss, the prince OF baseball
club presidents. says he will not reduce
the salary OF one OF his players. Dreyfuss
made more money last season than ever in
his career and he intends the men who
helped make IL for him shall be remem-
bered handsomely Dreyfuss never retains
man who does not care to play for him,
and does not hold onto him In the nope
OF getting big price for him.
Abe Attell. the unquestioned feather
weight champion OF the world will find
that he has "A tough task on his hands
when he faces Chester Goodwin in the
ring at the Douglas A. c.. Chelsea. next
Monday night. The bout will be for Is
rounds to a decision. Goodwin has not
been seen in the ring In over six months.
as he has taken a much needed rest Jerry
matched to box In the semi-fnal bout OF
eight rounds.
Young John l.. Sullivan, who went to
England a year ago and won and lost
the welterweight championship of Ireland.
has arrived in New York. RE says that
he was robbed In his recent fight with
Jem Roche in Dublin He states that he
put Roche out for half "A minute. but
he was saved by the tlme-keeper. 1t will
be hard, he says, for any outsider to whip
Roche in Dublin During his stay abroad
he has gained in cleverness and has de-
veloped good punch.
Sam Earring. the Pennsylvania trainer,
is wintering at Bethlehem with the fol-
lowing horses: Ruby b., 2:05h, by Happy
Riley; Maud Dillard, 2161., by Tommy
Dillard; George g. Easton. 2:154, by Bour-
bon Wilkes; Elkhorn. 2:l6&4 by Governor
Flower Carvette, 2:09A. out OF Rowen
2:l0; a flly by Hal r.. 2:O4ia. out of
Raven; Dimple. 2:l6A. by Peru; Felix Nc
Gregor, 2:2ih. by Robert McGregor; Par
sist, a very fast young trotter by Ref
ero 2:24t4 out OF Angelina. 2:12, by Wilkes
Boy. Mr.. Earring will, as usual, begin