Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-01

! Dame Rumor has 1t that Manager Ewing.
| of Cincinnati, is not very fond OF Latham,
| and that the latter is consequently booked
| for his release.
! Captain Ewing is working hard TO cor
the plate as the bali is delivered.
Jimmy RYAN says: The only fellow on
! who starved to death because a rich girl
! wouldn't marry him"
Manager Hanlon OF course, considers his
| Orioles as pennant winners again this
and the Bostous formidable, but he would
BE- surprised ii New York did as well as in
lSN Chicago, he thinks, should advance a
few positions in the race.
| Lousvlie's new manager McCloskey Is
wise in his day and generation H. Is the
| only League manager who has not made
a prediction as TO the League race or in
dulged IN criticism Of his colleagues.
The latest Chicago inshoot at Anson Is
| that the veteran doesn't care very much
whether his team wins or not providing he
can make a couple of hits in n game. 'Tis
fasc; Anson never was a record player,
=. Lester German, Of New York, really dt6.
XII a panther the first day he set foot in
Florida, and the skin of the wild cat will
ha nailed on the grand stand at the Polo
Ausyn is sim popular IA League circles.
1t is "a great compliment To- the Grand
Ola Nan" that every other club in the
stion in the race this year than he got
Teboau Of cleveland, is well satiaed with
GremInEgr He is a strong bitter and
good fielder, and viii certainly. wear a
cleveland uniform this season Troy, the
oUthe1gr is disappointment and VIII be
The wife Of TED I.arldn, the famous
tirst hasemam now Of the Allentown team
the actress who loses her aiamords-irs
the baseball player who inherts a fortune
and gets advertised.
The greatest surpE.se Of the, year is III
iOrkS realizes ttat he must play bah This
season II me- wants 10 stay iu the game.
Heretofore Mike has enjoyed siestH in
right field, ana now and then has aroused
himself sufficiently to swat the ball
Fr.stienl Frgedmam 22s b9gght sixty
iu-oG, NJ Alpiu, billIugham, Spaldiug ana
others after the original deal Mr. Freed
man is now NEGOTIATING for small blocks
heid Icy Ewing, u'Rourkt. Tiernan and
Addison.
Last year the Cincinnati players We're
quarrelluE Ike cats and dogs the entire
time, II Ewing can patch up truce
among som" Of the members he Will earn
his salary, and Cincinnati viii prove that
it is possible to stand up in the League in
spit" of the frogs who croak In the spring,
Mentjes, who is now In England on bus
mess, was interviewed as TO whether he
would race In England, ana repliei no,
enough TO- know that raCug is no good to
any business man. II is Impossible to race
unless YOU have a large private fortune. /
know that my trip 10 England and America
fairly broke me up, and shall never rUre
again.
Plenty of exercise. good sound food
early rising ana retiring, are, perhaps the
maNims of training Tor racing, ON rising,
cold bath should hr INDUCED in followed
hy a little gymuastic exercise or tlumh-
hell practice. 4 spin of a few miles should
be taken on the track nearly every day and
"a good proportion of the work done should
consist of short, sharp bursts At top speed.
Many men training for short distances
make the fatal mistake OF doing too much
work,
The Schneider JrS. won another victory
yesterday afternoon, defeating the silver
Tips by score of il 10 = The game was
given to the Irs. after tho sixth inning on
account OF rain aS only one more .iuuiug
was 10 be played, ana the Silver Tips were
willing To quit, There We're two double
PLAYS made, one from Reynolds to Abby,
and the other from Abby to Nichols
Nichols hin a threc-baggrr. Wnklc held
the Tips down TO one run in three in
nings and Taylor TO one in three innings.
Score:
JTs. '''''''''''''''''''''''''2 Il,
The Gaylord n Barclays defeated the
Of to . The Gaylord x Barclays viii
meet At Fifteenth and Cherry tonight at
s o'clock sharp ilagerty, Cantwell, Keck-
push and Crowley are requested to be
present