Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-01
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Hugo Kelley and Dave Barry have
been matched for fifteen-round fight
at Davenport, Iowa, in the near future.
Arthur Redfern of New York has
signed a contract to ride for Boots"
Durnell on the Pacific coast during the
coming winter campaign. He will ride
chiefly in the stakes in California, as
he can only do about lis pounds. Dur
nell is getting his stable together, and
expects to race all the winter in Califor-
MIA, returning to the east in the spring.
For the fourth time within three
months Marvin Hart of Louisville and
Mike Schreck of Cincinnati, the big
heavyweight, have signed articles of
agreement to meet in a ten-round bout
at snow to be brought off by the
Kalamazoo (Mich.) Athletic club on
October 30 AS fighting is permitted in
that city it is expected that there will
be no interference with the contest
from the authorities.
Walter r. Randall, former Harvard
end, after seeing Yale, Princeton and
Harvard practice and Penn defeated
by Swarthmore says: "Give Penn a
Tad Jones, an Eddie Dillon or a Ste
venson and it will leap at once into the
foremost rank of the big college elev-
ems, for the rest of the team is big and
powerful with wonderful possibilities
of development and the Quaker line
boasts men who have no superiors on
the gridiron today"
The individual members of the vic
torious White SoX are having all sorts
of things done for them. Jiggs Dona-
hue is to be given a big banquet at
Springfield. Another is planned at Gin
cinnati for Altrock, Rome and Tame
hill, and so it goes.
w. K. Vanderbilts Maintenon, the
best three-year-old in France, will race
no more this year. He has won eleven
out of sixteen races, being victorious
in his last eight starts. His winnings
for the year foot up $16S,240. Mr. Van
derbilt's total winnings on the French
turf this year were considerably over
$240. 600. which is more than twice the
winnings of the next best owner, j.
LieuX.
O'Connor, the American jockey, has
accepted retainers from French owners
for the coming year, so that with the
execution of an occasional ride on
the other side of the frontier he will
settle down permanently in France.
Unk Russell of Philadelphia and
Andy McGarry of New York were
matched to battle fifteen rounds to a
decision in Baltimore before the Eureka
Athletic club, on November 2. This
match was made by Manager AL. Her
ford after lengthy negotiation with
| w, II. Anderson of New York, acting
for McGarry, and Billy McCarry In
Philadelphia. on behalf of Russell.
| Pat I. Powers of Providence, r. L.
vas elected president OF the Easter
League of Professional Baseballs Club.
at it's annual meeting In New York yes
i terday. He succeeded Harry L. Taylor
of Buffalo. Mr.. Powers was president
of the league for thirteen years unit
last october.
Fred Beebe, pitcher of the st. Louis
National league team, formerly will
the Cubs and last year with Oshkosh
of the Wisconsin league, was married
a few days ago to Miss Maud Stannart
of Oshkosh. After the wedding tn,
couple went on a hunting trip TO NortI
Dakota. Beebe is we'll known in Chi
cago, as he was the star pitcher fo
| Hyde Park high school before entering
the University Of Illinois, where he be
came one OF the best pitcherss Georg,
HUFF ever developed.