Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-05
shot In the United states Or Canada to
shoot match at lo0 live birds. twenty
six yards rise eighty Yards

shot In the United States Or Canada to
shoot a match at LOO live birds, twenty
six yards rise, eighty yards.
Professor John Duny, acting for the Gal
ve.ton Athletic club. has arranged A
twye1nty,,,ry,e. round glove contest bstw,een
Creeion. TO take place at the fremont
opera house. galveston. April 81
Johnny Griffin. the "Brantree Lad.
seems 70 be serious in his desire 10 eu to
England According to reports Johnny Is
10 SAL across the water on May l. Ipon
his arrival abroad he will sign articles to
iishi any l22 or ia pound man in the busi-
The Cornell runners are in training for
the University of renusylvauia's ghmes
Toe chosen from the following +. u. STRAIT
ford, g. -, Burden ~. W. Gorden. q. w.
kul'son, G. Maedcr y. II. stebbus and
W. " Stebbns
Jack Everhard'. the lightweight pugllist
has received an offer of purse 70 box
Young Grlno Nftcen rounds In chicago on
April q. Hr declined on the ground that
he would not have sufficient time 10 get
IN condition lie will meet Grfro OF. any
other lightweight I'm the world with three
weeks preparation.
Jack Dempsey has returned from Far
kockaway ana Is now residing win his
brother Martin. in Williamsburg. The
Improvement IN Jacks health is manifest
but 1t win he some time before he becomes
entirely well HIS physician states that
the eN-Noupareil Is regatniug his strength
ana meutal vitality.
boycott OF the Carpenters Union on the
Baltimore Baseball club In all rs games
IN Baiumorc ana the American Federation
VIII likely order t boycoltcd by union men
In every city IL visits The boycott Is the
tHttom" o. the baseball managers deCid'
ing to employ uou-uuiou workmeu on the
construction Of thc new grand stand.
IN order has been issued by Judge Call
Tor the sale OF the effects of John l.. sui
Ivan, attached 10y Viola Armstrong, a
member Of Sullivau's company for salary
due when In Jacksonville several weeks
aEo. me property consists of two trunks
pnrtcnonees. The sale viii take place by
May.
Tom oRourke says in the future George
Dixon will not night limited round bouts
w;th men who are out OF his class. In a
letter from Rochester Tom writes: ~
VIII match George Dixon to meet the win
ner OF the GrImo- -McAulfe contest at the
lightweight limit. providing 1t goes to u
finish. don't care TO pit George against
the mill is for endurance"
Dan Brouthcrs has trained little below
ll, his usual .,a hp.Sylng Meight and s IN good
up Dan considerably. and as soon as he
for championship work This Will probably
determined TO put forth his best efforts for
the success Of the team. Dams retirement,
however. VIII he optional with him. The
big first baseman will always figure in his
tory as one of the greatest stars of the
diamond.
Speaking Of pitchers President Young
says there are not more than ten or twelve
star pitchers In the league. He regards
Taylor. of Philadelphia one of the best.
chicago was in bad way for pitchers last
year, aud this season Anson has a long
string of new men who have yet to make
their regulations in the league. Anson is
not doing much talking at this stage of
the game, but he is apt TO spring q few
surprises before the race Is advanced very
far. Uncle Nick" is a believer in heavy