Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-18


= , Nv" 1--we Sp"T,,nE nS1d, NntCS. naI.,, ,or ,,o
captaincy Of the brooklyn team
'rhc California League is to be reorran-
bobby Whcelocl. of Charlcstown. has
signed again with the Grand Rapids team,
fornia made t,yo honors, n triple and n
doITie '''""e !" Il '''N'' anu
1tiI Fear has signed with Grand
t,srt,i ~ H., hi oo,t,ne. -, 80" hoo,, tr,1 n,
rrntyeT """ '''S ''''' "p
nooIav u.b, wound -, tho sa,son q,
w w 1S4rrln " 'ne boo 81, NH oii
hv ir2orios,al, lr' ie''o''' mas oee" '''''''e'
v! i''CitSte'' 5000. ,
bSI M9ines N gives S1V99 o. IN purses r tor t
81 lnI r. 1for.aii vents "'' WV
N'."g' y,,,t.. ~ Tnr'9 ,.,
Fathcr BIN Ddly viii have twenty,
three N his string next spring. He Will
'tahe tLe roal., IN February.
~ i'u' a.snn3 tEor great lnou.etneAts 10 ofihs
ms -, ttf" 20 'ne iIo'lt ''eAt @ SEASON,
lhinE th2t HrG,her trahB M wilson VIII prove
Harg &c CLAYTON, @ ' who ' aaas6t for for Milwau,
hy John L. Barnes for his Minneapolis war
party ,I :, n,ryer ,s sota 20 own A. oor,,
by Richard Croker, with the exception OF
Dchhina.
| Manager Gus Schmelz has finally decid-
be The two regular catchers on the Wash
| ington baseball team next season.
| Call!han. the Rochester pitcher, will he
given a trial hv Washington, ana Joseph
Punch the old Scranton and EinIira pitch
er, viii try his hand at Cincinnati.
"a uiddle-agcd gentleman with n pain-
full linn and crooked right arm" is the
way one Cincinnati paper speaks Of the
tsI Gra~s h"s driven more o,IG h6rses 70
,bri. r.,,,.is so, ,J,r ~ ,D,, ntI,nr -ainsn,an Ife
| marked six, including Robert j.. 2:0iis, and
! Fantasy. g:Of CHAMPIONS of their classes
poper Connor tbn FIRST boseman has re-
aj,.i ,te 1S45 ,ith b Z,
season. He SAWS avs" he Wi" Viii sirn IN few few
'"$ B9cip, IN England is very extensive
IiI Nv, roc avnH,ir,e,t Vii cost him
si5o G56 orts;de Of whatever betting he
'ranSton OF Chicago, and olson. OF Mil
W"Hke@ ,E I9GGh&t & 'wsn9H9e rouna HFa%
| ~ tsllliy lliy 'IEati ,l'E tnmt j9unuaiE' ,fhmTton ,o
| thumb, Henry Baker vas reieree'
smith, the college player wso pitched Tor
fr@G f lnsi 10 ie nn nntrn ra also so'
y funny story comes from Louisville to
the Get tha V9n Taw HasR YasR Is eth to be FOR eX
Louisville player, Why the entire Louis
! vile team Is not worth a player like Van
Hhitren'
| who last Saturday signed with the New
| York club for the season of 1885, Is
| brother OF james Rannon, the right fielder
| Of the Boston club. He played with the
| Fa"tuckets last year
Sevrai OF the gravel road companies of
! Northern Indiana have issued notices that
| all bicyclists travelling over their roads will
| hereafter be charged cent "A mile toll.
! Their action is based upon the recent de-
! Cision Of the supreme court TO the effect
! that bicycle is a vehicle.
| Colonel Jack Ch,nn saws that IIssak is
| the best horse he over owned NOT eyen
barring Looaatus. I.issak Won stS ss 900 last last
| year He is fairly engaged this year
| among his engagements being the Tcnnes.
| see Kentucky Oakley and two Chicago
! Derbys.
| Tbe RIemtor st1h,e will bayo ,u,a,,v-
| nirc In liz string this yenr-dna SvanroiS1
| three 4-year-olis' hv@ 3yyear-oids ana twen
| ~ 9-ye6 6r.olis IN the Svrnr-0,I Ji,isio,,
| stable will omen the campaign al ST, Asaph
/ In April
| AIiIrat NIurrb,. nou, ,,ei,,bs 1q5 ro,rds
and Il is tb6,i,sht thot thi" i%craias ,p, IL,
! ,veight yin I, sn i,nt'"rt Az fnrtnr, IN b.
,rr,,art IA i,ro re 70. o,,I ~, e,,J
| base Ills y,aitshr when he t,Iny,,d iast son
sidr,"J 100 lrht fnr iro,,t,. Vnri, ri;"' - ''''
| ~ ~ '9''' ~ '"7"' WIN
| ,fNI4y I2r,e IN lhe SpfeckelS, stahle AT
! the l5ay ,illSlrlct lrHck y Tor sale, not eX-
| uEpIlT Nh"ihus' ne Slrr1AelS strlhS is
| luher,LNlIE one OF me stfomseSt IN Amer
| ~ ne S'an!f n4s Won S-opW IN stakes
an ma nHrsrs d Sinme g Mmlkgy whs retained
Green b. Morris leaves Grayesend this
| week with his entire string of horses for
| Memphis He does not intend to make any
| MIR. Morris states that there are no dukes
| carls or royal families IN the West. and he
| Intends to east his fortune with that sec
| tion,
Jimmy Barry SAYS that when johnnie