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SPORTING MISCELLANYGeorge W. Parrott, of 8t. Michael's, has been Appointed assistant deputy game warden for Talbotcounty.At the Baltimore Whist Club’s rooms Saturday night the first ladies' night of the season was held. Fifteen tables were in use.The Overland Hunt Club’s Hsturday run started from Towaoo and was through Dulany’s Valley. A fox was started near Pot Spring road and denned at Texas.Renewed interest is being taken in the Naval Academy Golf Club, which is increasing in membership. The Annapolis Golf Club is also flourishing. and there may be a match in the near future between these clubs.In the shooting for the Macalester cun at the Baltimore 8hooting Association's grounds Saturday Malone and West snot a tie. Following were the scores: Hicks 8. Macaleater 9, Malone 10, Dupont 7, Collins 7, W est 10.Raccoon hunting is a popular sport in Anne Arundel county. A part/ of sportsmen, including several naval officers, had a successful hunt Friday night, capturing one ’coon and an opossum. Ladies also are interested in the sport.Regular instruction in boxing at the Johns Hopkins University began la at Friday. under Prof. 1 rank J. Farley, and will be continued hereafter twice a week. Tuesdays and Fridays. Prof. John C. Doyle u giving instructions in wrestlingA team from the London (Ont.) Golf Club played a team from the Cleveland Golf Club at Cleveland Saturday and lost-18 down. A few weckn ago Cleveland lost at London—18 down. The match was for a cup, and there being a tie and It being late in the season, the match was declared off.M. Burke. Miles O’Connor, Hugh Jennings and W. J. de Blaquiere, crack handball players at the Gentlemen's Driving Park, will go to Gloucester. N. J., tomorrow, to play handball with Champion James Carney and J Mulligan. 'The Driving Park players are trying to get on a match with soma o. the Central Y. M. (T. A. handball tossers.At the first day s racing of the Qatwick November flat race meeting in England, Saturday, Lord Durham’s three-year-old 'lay colt Sherburn won the Oval handicap of $1,500 Sir R Wsidle Griffith s three-year-old brown fill/ St. la, ridden by Tod Eloane, was unplaced Light horses ran. and the betting was 10 to 3 against 8? la.Major Taylor, the colored bicyclist, on Sat-urdav lowered the 21* mile records on the Woods! de Park bicycle track, Philadelphia. He wwit two mil*** id 3 13 3 5 hdd the quarter mile in .iff 2-5. He was paced by a Quintuplet in the two-mils event. His time by thirds follows. First. 30 2-5 seconds * second, 1.03; one mile, 1 34 3-5; mile and a third. 2 08 4 5; inile and two thirds. 2 41 3 5; two miles, J 13 3-5 The beat prerioua record was3.24.The wrestling bout on Saturday night between Hall A deli, the Turk, and Tom Jenkins at Madison Square Garden, New York, was declared t draw. Jtuikiu* wa* afraid rf the Turk and ran away. In the first bout the Turk, after a lung chase, left the mat to with- the inspiration from his body with a towel. This wns technically a foul. The mat was not inclosed, and Jenkins ran off it frequently. In the second bout, after much chasing, the Turk caught and threw his man after 67 minutes. A deli fell on top and nearly squeezed the life out of Jenkins with s body and grapevine hold Jenkins gasted 1 m done The fall went to Addi, and Jenkins was so far gone that he could not continue.
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Baltimore Sun
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Mon, Nov 07, 1898
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