Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-13

This will be good news for everybody, hut
II Mac succeeds IN eurbins his temper and l,,
restraining his hghting propensitles. IT VIII
ever witnessed in baseball.
Arrangements are being made to have
champion George Dixon and Frank Erne,
the Buffalo wonder, meet at one of the
Coney Island clubs.
The. form displayed by the. Yale varsity
crew is improving. Langford. at stroke, Is
SO: Ives. '93, and perhaps Rogers, 81. will
coach the men this week.
Jack pSowney, the Bro9fkiyn feather, her,
Eddie Sweeney in a limited round contest
for $3.50 a side, the bout to be decided be.
Side.
The directors of Union park. Council
meeting. commencing May ., and continu-
| ing ten days. Five or more races are to
| be given each day. with free entrance.
| said, will be given.
| Jim Kennedy, matchmaker OF the Seaside
Athletic club, has secured Johnny German, a.,
| Bride in four rounds in the Atlantic Ath.
letic Club several months ago, to NEE, NEE
| Jack Skelly, of Brooklyn. in siN-round
| April %.
In the series of exhibition games at the
| Polo grounds between the Giants and col
| ege teams there will be a competition for
fine silver. cup which will become the
| ing against the league team. John B: Day,
| Il. b. Talcott and Frank Mckee will be the
| judges in the contest.
| Henry Boyle, the erstwhile great pitcher
| of the St. Louis and Indianapolis clubs,
who retired voluntarily in 1888, is coaching
sSfss Rs ar
| ing been stronger and expects to re-enter
the profession the coming seahs,oh,.possioly h,o
Since the recent defeats of Dggs. the
crack Western 2-year-old of last season,
he has receded from the position of favor
two Chicago derbys to 10 to !, r, j. John,
son. one of the owners of Diggs, was
| colt " ould run himself into condition.
| Laureate, winner Of the Arkansas derby:
| at Little Rock, and of the, Cotton stakes at
to 10 to for the Chicago and Nati9na!
derbys This youngster Is by ,Lu1eky' Ja1oky
His dam is imported Laurel, by, imported
Laureate. owned by Messrs. Sanford Il
Sons. of Amsterdam, N y.
Jake Gaudaur, champion oarsman of
America, is endeavoring to make arrange
ments TO row Harding, the English cham
pion, for the GhampIi@enShip of the f world world
to America the race will take place on
Bay Quinte for purse of $1,000 and q side
| bet Gaudaur will leave this week for
Austin, Tex to row in the annual regatta.
Dad Clark was the champion crap PLAYER
of the Giants d9wp south tnsg There Is drap. re-,
we're ss"f as high sG as s5 but when m FREED
man said, We'll Clark, YOU don't want
| any advance do you?" Dads face expand
ed into grin and he quoted something
about making hay while the sun shone.
| He got the hay all right.
The following are the candidates for
| Prlncetons baseball team: Catchers, Will
| iams, Altland, Titus and Trenchard: pitch
! ers, Bradley, Altman, Hitzrot Wilson,
Easton and Jayne; first base, Otto and
| Cochran: second base, Brooks, Kelly and
| Reiter; third base, Gunster; shortstoc But
| Ter Sankcy and =. Ward; left field, Payne;
| right field, Ward. and center field Small
| and Suter.
Isaac Il. Potter says that it is only y
| matter Of a short time before the League
! of American Wheelmen must take up pro-
| fessiunals, and ne is convinced that this
will be done at the next meeting of the
rational assembly, II not sooner. There
| moral chacter should not race under the