Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-01

Young Russell, OF san Francisco. has
| been Sngaged by Hankins & johnson to do
| their light riding.
| The National Derby will be run at Har-
| lem June %, and the Chlrago Derby will be
! run one week later at Hawthorne.
| shea Wilkes. 22lb. by Alcone Maggie
| Shea. 2:0Si4 dam OF Belmont Prince 2:i7ip.
| ~ Jefferson Prince. has been shipped TO
champion Corbet, has written that he
! VIII be IL New York on May s to second
! gD9nneiI " his fight with kilrain at the
.Ihe 23e llst has increased from 3,all in
/ lNN 70 ln6S9 AZ the close Of 1Sai Figuring
/ uron this ratio of increase where Will the
/ trotter he in fifty years?
/ Pitcher Staay Of the 81. Louis Browns.
/ has fully recovered from his recent Illness.
| aqd VII take his regular turn in the box
| with Breitenstein and Ehret.
catcher Donahue. lie has done a good deal
| OF work behind tho bat for Chicago and
! has proved himself a rrst-class catcher.
| the ihct that on opening day the champion
/ Shin nag hung limp and motionlcss. while
/ Just above IT the national emblem futtercd
sayiy in the April breeze.
! oC those two teams which batted SO
! torc"ly Tor the league pennant in iSS,-Bos-
| ton and providence-not one member is
| now playing bail in the national league
| and nearly all are out of the profession en-
| rresiden, Byrne stamps tho Lynch epi-
| sode as a disgrace to the league. He
| thinks that the managers and players OF
should
! sign petition requesting the umpirc's re-
/ instatement.
Tho second game OF the chess match be-
! tween Won Bardelebcn and blackburn wa.
| played yes terday at the British club Lon
| don. The game was a Fiahchctto and re-
suited in a draw after hfty-eight moves
The Baltimore team plays just as fast
| game rs last year when It won the cham
| pionship In HemminG Gleason and Esper
| 1t has a star trio of twirlcrs. and, barring
| accidents. should again finish near the top.
| If not in first place.
Larry Twitchell Of the Milwaukees. is
| sizing up the men of his team by the sys-
tenn Of determining the correct weights OF
a number of Twitchelrs men will be COM
PEELED to fatten up.
McMahon is gradually warming up. and
while he Us still far from being I'm Condi-
tion, he is fastening the time when he
can go up against the, rival league teams
and decide once for all how much OF his
pristine effectiveness romans.
Ed Il. Smith received telegram recently
announcins, that his mare by SmuggNr,
Dillard. 2:0i&. This combination OF fast
trotting and pacing lines should prove the
value of speed inheritance later on.
The Reading club tried to sign Pitcher
SartR, Ills M modest est dsmsnd was @s'' 500 '"e a
and In case one of the state league clubs
should fail he wants the franchise of the
Pitcher Boswell was tried ont last satur-
day morning at the Polo grounds and he
did so well that Davis signed him to a
regular league contract and put him on the
been merely on trial having signed "A
ditonal contract.
victories that he has made several 5000
wasers with Taieott and others that Chi
true W sna 'th the Ss,s ape qrN SV even ins
friends will be justified in asking for a
guardian for him.
Wilson, Boston's new pitcher. was
nf
which he was a member was short Of a
pitcher one day and Wilson went in the
he made a hi; at once. Since then he has
turned his attention 10 mastering the COM
mand Of various curves.
"Bohby" Caruthers who drew salary OF
$500 in the balmy days when he was the
king Of pitchers, was unconditionally re-
last week Caruthers was held in reserve
until Ellis could, size up Cassidy's. work at
that there is no room on the team for last
years first baseman and captain.
vii GsoTse Davis path vii not be strewn
Be- for % ihe NEWS Sw y&s S@Io WIN H~ the pennsnt
carry out his threat. then he will be
blessed, But can he? There is an extreme
living should he fall down. - ''0' "'''"
Captain Manager Ewing has adopted
movements of his men on the field 1t is
said = hat he does not have to got ON the
coaching lines and shout his commands "a
tho Dlnvers MS Corniskrv ana Tatban, ba,,n
done i'm Years gone hy II. simnIv u,orl,s
a string of signs something after the styIe
of the deaf and dumb language
MANAGERIAL eyes are upon Georre Ma.
honey, The big fellow who bitches for The
Cieorgetown college team. His remarkahir
erf6rnarrc in the boX npairst hotb Ysie
ana Princeton is the leading tonic ~ com,
M nj in college baseball circles NahonSL,
is not only a wonderful pitcher h,it he
can catch AS well as he can mich besides
hr is n clever man on first basa ana 1ne
nf the heaviest hitters in the college fra
territy
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T'pa al" H. Nx"a for IL" Grs, uoL W, ~
ilry nr5 tha races nrGhahiv oWar az
fances Of ON, to fiye miles are 10 h. riin
,ff .I,b.r al the saIrs nr ~ ~, ,atIit'
Wbetrr insists th5r he wirnSr ebaI, ba,n ~,
tb ,Gtola ~ m" etai,as " ~ si".' nay
none th, MAY, Is %ivar ~, - H. a. ,ng
nronriat5rs T%5 Gays oftsT tbfs ro,atrhh oaarhh
Iiil,Lr is 5i"SH 49, ] T, tn's MAJ
,n1t lH' '''t'dhs HaHus are 4he4y 10 pe
! iuii
william Lakeland Is never enthusiastic |
over his horses, but there is no doubt that
he thinks highly Of HOrupipe for the
brooklyn handicap, Hornpipe has had a
STRONG preparAlon, ana has showed mile
dnI q I"tl"iiS IN minutes; lie mas done a
ludIt5' IN - It'9uHs,i ana 50 may De re- |
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