Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-06

the same night. and IL CRITIC fails to best
both he VIII not ask cent of the re-
ccipts.
The donss of champion Arthur 4. zlm-
merman IN Europe last year will be re-
counted in book now being prepared by
the champion and a newspaper man. j. NJ
Erwin. ~ VIII be entitled zimmerman
Abroad"
\ new dlspensatlon will soon be in order
IN Cleveland, o., by which cyclists Will
greatly benefit Through recent ,approrria,,;,
be spent IN improving the roads and streets
of that city.
The Cincinnati Enquirer opines that
Radbourn. Matthews .keefe and Clarkson,
How abou, Nichols. Mcmahon, Chamber
lain. Dlwysr. stein, Gfhith. Gumbert' car
The following road records have been
Swfd mSrca ihe cSWrtgry Wtgry koGa ,n6s Slu9 q
George S i3aston. a'769 miles during 1891.
Missouri state record.
Entries closed on January 81 for the first
Tor S-year-olis. 10 be trotted at Milan
There are nInety-nine entries, put OF
which thirty-fuur are colts or hlles by
the American stallion Endymion.
When Manager Ewing Of the Cincinnati
club, offered 10 trade Pitcher, Chamberlain
for Pitcher Taylor. OF philadelphia. Man
ager irwin nearly tainted. but when Ew-
ing offered to take Turner for Chamber
lain. Irwin couldn't stand 1t. He dropped.
Chris Won der Abe fairly danced with
Joy when he received the dispatch in the
midst of the deliberations Of the league
i9st L. week that the bill pr9h9ttn,E S the
been defeated by the Missouri legislature.
Eddie Bald. the bicyolist left Bunalo
TSstFqaS T sraSv IN gSmPamJY 6nT Th Ray Me9nSa Wna
of the Columbia team, for san Francisco,
to begin the racing season, After several
weeks on the coast they Will go to El
Paso, Tex.
con s,rothers, who Will play first base
and captain the Detroit team this season,
week. Joe Gunson, once favorte catch-
er In Kansas city, will be with Detroit
this season and will be given a warm vel
come when he plays in Kansas City.
The international yacht show at Cannes
continued yesterday with a review of
steam and sailing yachts in which sixty
nine vessels took part The match for the
Ogden Goelet and James Gordon Bennett
cup No. / will be sailed Friday. and it Is
expected that the Ailsa will take part
Scotia fishermen will compete next month
in a great ocean race l20 miles, off Halifax
,l,,,r harb2r The sr9ise, Kngiishsr. OF the
ses G''iEt entere3 for tSS contests. ont St Prizes
amounting to $1,000, including $500 sub
scribed by Halifax ctizTs have been Of
fercd
j. r, Heppsl, /. Hofer, A. Hunter, c.
Mortimer, j. owen, II. W. Treichard and
Higgins and Woodsate, as substitutes, will
represent the British Chess Club in the
chess match against the Manhattan Chess
club on Saturday.
General Dxwell was at the league
meeting. and in the course of his per-
ambulations about the hotel corridors
he succeeded in placing three hats on bets.
He bet one with Connie Mack that Pitts
burg would not hold q position in the
FIRST division, another with the same party
that Pttsburg would not beat out Cleve
land, and still another that Boston would
beat out New York.
In arranging a schedule for the league
as at present constituted, President Young
says he is confronted by a singular CON
dition of affairs In the first place there
are certain clubs that play Sunday base
ball. Then there is another class that
play ball on sundays away from home,
and finally there are clubs that do not
play on Sunday at all All these con
ilictlng elements have to be provided for.
with a certain number of games within "A
certain time all of which makes the ar
ranEement Of a schedule matter of
great care and solicitude. Yet Mr. Young
mastered the job. and had the intense sat
isfaction OF seeing ii adopted without the
meeting even considering it.