Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-10
Live Sportinr Notes.
The little English pugilist will now have
to look for new backing.

The little English pugilist will now have
to look for new backing.
CHAMPION sl nps' of tRe word and f his baeter
Martin Bowling, have agreed to disagree.
The Cincinnati Baseball Club has released
Pitchers Wttrock and Fisher Manager
apolis, while Toledo wants Wittrock.
Joe Choynski is again laid up with an
injured hand and will not be able to box for
some time. ON this account he has been
compelled TO decline the challenge of Peter
Maher.
Billy Murphy, the Australian feather
of Chicago, will likely meet in a ten round
bout in Cincinnati next month. Sesota-
tions are now pending for the match.
"Al Roberts of Cincinnati, and kid"
Mccoy, of Indianapolis, have signed art-
cles OF agreement 10 fight to hnish for
purse ana stalk The min Is scheduled to
The Cribb club of Boston, is making
preparations for "a big professional boxing
tournament 10 be held on the 9th inst.
The star bout Of the tourney will be be-
tween Martin Flaherty and Frank Erne
Tommy Mccarthy, who has been travel
ing as Bob Fi2simmons sparring partner
since Con RiOrdan's death. found the cham
plon's fists too heavy Sunday night and quit
rather than run The risk of following Rior-
dan
a feature Of the boxing tournament of
the Suffolk Athletic club, of Boston, which
is scheduled TO take place on January "A,
ge ev '[ OF fen soHna Isand ngaf neawsen aMd
Kaveney, of Boston.
Denny Butler intends to take Joe"
Butler the Philadelphia heavy weight pu-
gilist, TO England to fight Frank Craig, the
Harlem Coffee Cooler" Denny he
ieveshis namcsake can defeat the con-
lieves his namesake can defeat the con
1t is likely that Cornell's athletes will he
trained by Sparrow Robertson. II his
re-engagement is arranged his special duty
teams, and the chances are that he will do
extremely well with the good material he
would have.
Chief Consul Potter. OF the New York
Wheelmen. has appointed Henry T.. Ducker,
of Buffalo, chairman of the state racing
man Ducker will he g. Edward Wood, of
Syracuse. and A, D. Wait, of Cohoes,
The leading cyclists last season raced with
8 ISG@s0G s b. i Mer TsrS 7 @ MADDOX TSiG :" TINE Ms
6 Gye e % taishan a"EV 7a allen ~ s = Cooper o.
Cabanne. 20; Mcdonald. 70.
Jake kilrain is thinking seriously OF go
Frank slayln. Jake, is making plenty OF
money in the hotel business in Baltimore
ings instead of the ring he never again viii
have to don the mits 10 earn a living
Thomas T., kiely, the Irish champion all
around athlete, offers 10 throw l6 pound
hammer, with handle three and half
feet long, ldO feet, and the 80 pound weight,
from scratch; 80 feet; or from seven foot
I
slish record of putting the IL pound shot
at Dublin, Ireland hurling the metal bail
AZ feet inches.
There Is some surprise expressed because
Mr.. Michael Dwyer has decided TO send
Banquet to England This old racer has
seen his best days, and while yet one of the
PdmeSt performers on the turf, has lost
some of his speed. MIR, Dwyer may be able
to place him on the other side so to at
least win out expenses with the son of
Rayon dor Don Alongo Stonenell and
Harry Reed are sure TO win laurels on the
English turf
The National Game Bird and Fish Pro-
tective Association is in annual session at
Chicago. The members are considering
means to induce the legislatures of various
states 10 adoDt a uniform series OF game
laws. Al present Maine, New York and
Minnesota are the only states that make
any pretense of protecting their game and
fish Interests. An effort Will also he made
to secure the passage apd enforcement of
non-sport laws
The Atlantic club directors are hot at
losing the Dempsey and Ryan contest, and
they say IL was through collusion with the
matchmaker of their club that the Seaside
Club secured the match. The Atlantic Club
has lost considerable money and IL expected
to get IL back on the Dempsey and RYAN
bout. The matchmaker of the Atlantic Club
explains why no word has been received
from Dempsey or his whereabouts known
since he left New Orleans He says Demp-
sey sailed from New Orleans last Thursday
and was expected TO arrive in New York.