Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22

/ Jimmie Gorman wants to fight Jack Mad
Yale cleared s3Ie5 on its baseball team of
1 last year.
clifford Is said to have wIntored well thus
/ FAR at Morris park.
Lark Is accounted one Of the fastest
mile.
Vatican. sire Of Belle vara g.oSap. and
Nassar GiiaD are to be sold by j. Nj.
Forbes.
The race between the steam yachts YAM
uose and Judge Will probably take place
| In June
Cobwebs is to he turned over to "Knap"
Monroe Salisbury.
Ilnery sunl has been commissioned to
paint a picture in oil of Ormande for w
O. 'B, MacDonoush.
George Miller. one OF the clcvcrost ridcrs
in America, intends sailing for Australia
the first week In April.
Edward Corrigan, thought to be on his
way to Chicago, has concluded to stay OH
the coast for a while Yet.
Hughie Behan, manager of Young Griffo,
now wants to back his man AGAINST the
world with bare knuckles for any part of
$4,000
How the Duke of Portland managed to
secure Carblne AT private sale sttll remains
q mystery which the Australians are un-
able TO iathom.
NJ. T. Sweeney. of New York, is reported
to have broken the worlds indoor record
for running high Jump by clearing 6 feet
3ia inches last week at Worcester, Mass.
Frank Alaceiowski, of Cincinnati, pro
fes%es to be anxious TO get on match
with Jimmy Barry ana Will try to secure
clnb. w ' "
There will he from 1000 to 5000 horses
training in the South and West this spring.
This will give plenty OF material for racing,
even If there are clashes between several OF
the tracks.
Regarding Jockeys salaries for the com
ing season. ii is stated that Taral will get
about $50 400 for the first and second calls,
and cassin Leigh and J. Hill will each
get about 5000.
Milwaukee has signed .Outfeder Frank,
who played with 81 Louis last year. Cap
tain Comskey, Of St. Paul. has waived his
claim to First Baseman McCauIey, who
goes to Milwaukee.
The first letter "Parson" Davies received
on his return from the East last week con-
Connolly The '.parson" sent the missive
back with Marble heart written across
its face.
rcfereeing a number of bouts in New Jer-
sey last Saturday, had to get out through
window to escape the Jury OF mob
who thought the other fellow should have
got the decision.
The Brooklyn Jockey club announces
the following named horses have been
man, Sir Francis, Buckrene Boulevard
handicap Agitator salvation, The Sage,
NanlN Pooh and sun Up.
The little meeting billed to come off at
Detroit next June promises To be a success
in every respect Entries for the Inter
national Derby and the Campau stakes are
all in. There are over sixty nominations
made in each of these events.
]. H. ana FoNhall Kecne and Colonel
oliver Payne Will commence the racing
season OF lS9J in partnership, The firm
will have the most powerful stable of .. 3
and i-ycar-Olds in the East, Many of the
youngsters are entered In the classic events
in Fr@ncc and England.
Adolph Sprccltles, the sugar monopolst,
will race east of the Mississippi river en-
tlrcly This summer owing to his quarrel
with his Associates in the ownership of the
California race courses. lIo has tWpuIy-
two race horses but four of which are .
year-olls that make MP his racing string
Dunsaryen, a selling platter of no partic-
ular account as race horse, won more
races than any other horse that raced dur
ing the season OF lNgi lie won tweuty-one
of the iifty-thrpe races In which he started
was second tiva times and third In ten
other races, Yet the total of his winnings
was but $500,
The officials of the New Louisville Jockey
cub are beginning TO feel "a little auNiouS
about the unusually long aud hard winter
The improvements at Churchill Downs are
OF Su'h an extensive nature that every day
available for work between now and May
VIII have TO be utilized TO have everything
IN readiness for the spring meeting