The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-23
SPORTING NEWS FROM
ALL QUARTERS.
From Deadwood Telegram.

| ALL QUARTERS.
All previous records for deer hunt
ing In the woods of Maine have been
broken this season. While the final
figures cannot yet be given, it is
estimated that the bag will be found
to have reached the 10000 mark.
Chicago will entertain the United
States Golf association for the first
time in its history next month.
| American golfers are dissatisfied
with the recent edicts of the st. An
drews, Scotland, committee on rules,
and formal protests will probably
be made at the coming annual SEES
sion.
Packey Mcfarland, who is can
didate for lightweight honors, will
meet Abe Attell in four round
bout before the Fairmont A. c., New
York, next Monday night.
Rude Unholz, the Boer light
weight, who fought Battling Nelson
to draw at Los Angeles two years
ago, is expected in this country from
Australia, next month, and will join
his wife who is at Davenport, Ia.
Hugo Kelly is arranging to get his,
by proposing a mix-up with Sam
Langford, the negro heavy weight,
the battle to go twenty rounds and
to be pulled off in California next
month, the winner to get rs per-
cent of the gate receipts.
The Columbia crew squad has
quit work on the machines over the
holidays, but will get back on the
job January 10.
Columbia and Annapolis oarsmen
will again meet in a two-mile race
on the Severn next year, the date
having been set for May 10.
Yale opens its swimming schedule
today with Cornell, the meet to be
held in the new Carnagie pool of the
Ellis, one of the finest in the country.
Annapolis fencers have scheduled
contests for next year with the foil
handlers of the New York Turn
Verein, Pennsylvania, Cornell and
Princeton.
A football eleven of all star har-
ward players will invade the South
late this month, meeting an all south
ern eleven at Memphis on December
%, and at New Orleans three days
later.
Additional reforms in football
rules, summer baseball, basketball
rules and track athletics are among
the important subjects to be consid-
cred at the meeting of the Intercol-
legiate Athletic association in New
York next week.
Hockney teams of Pennsylvania
and Princeton will meet tomorrow
e ~ Nicholas rink, New York, and
V rs general belief that the contest
VIII be an opening wedge for the re-
sumption of athletic relations be,
tween those one time rival univer-
stiles.
| Vim Campbell is the Apollo of the
National league players, and Ham
Hyatt of Pittsburg, the admitted
homeliest.
Bill Bernhardt-no relation to
Sarah who was formerly with the
| Cleveland team, will manage Mem
phis next year, it is reported.
The Topeka Commercial club has
bought Dick Cooley's franchise in the
Western League, and will run the
club as town booming adjunct.
Copying after the Marlin hustlers,
| the Monroe, La, Progressive League
has insured the selection of that
place as training camp by the De
troit Americans for four years to
come.
Johnnie King. of the Cubs, is a
billiard player of near champion
ship calibre, and during the winter
months conducts billiard and pool
parlor in Kansas City, where the
faithful fans are permitted to bask
in the presence.
1 st. Joseph, Mo-, is going to try to
wipe out the disgrace of a loss in
population, as shown by the census,
by getting together Western
League championship baseball aggre-
alton, and President Hall is making
deal for some promising young
sters.
LORINIER HEARING is
| POSTPONED IN CONGRESS.
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