The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-05

The Fleischmanns won 1000 on St
Maxim victory.
The foreign books lost over $40, 900 at
the Latonia meeting.
The Giants outfield is said to be by
far the weakest in the National league
1t is reported that Rey FL Santa
Anita broke down after his race last
Friday.
The Kansas City Blues are back on
their home grounds, and are playing
good ball.
Byron McClelland has great colt
in Caesarian. He carries weight well
and is very fast.
1t looks like Dallas, Texas, will get
the observation-disclosures fight. II
amt far from Wichita to Dallas.
Ike West has been working very hard
since the last rain on small boat that
will carry his pneumatic tires over mud
and water.
Neither Of the two big Chicago der
bies is likely to be brought off at Roby
although reports TO that effect have
been circulated
Uncle Arson is better since his Colts
have defeated the Phillies, and that
great cantilerer grandstand was crowed
with the beauty Of Philadelphia.
When it comes to breaking records.
Frank Sheldon, the pedestrian, takes
the cake, as he knocks off five days
between New York and Chicago.
Snapper Garrison, the well-known
jockey, will have a stable of racers
soon. Snapper will train, and once in
a while will ride his own horses.
bod" and Harvey Irwin are train
ing their horses on the kite shaped
aHly Of L irlyr TAal no 20
several Of George Colkett's trotters.
Pitcher Hawley must have found his
arm while on the way from Washing
ton to New York. as he shut the Giants
out. and only gave them three base
hits.
The uncertainty of baseball was
shown by the fColonels giving the Sena-
tors a beating just after the Senators
had taken three straight games from
the Pirates.
Two all-round sportsman of Park
Place avenue, who are childleSs, have
fixed up a small roller roller which they
push over their cinder walks, and as
they push the roller they are singing,
Hush ably Baby"
The entries to both the June and Oc-
tober races are pouring in on Secretary
Hewey today, and he is kept busy &C
knowledging receipt Of same. Entries
to the June meet and the october stake
races closed yesterday.
Cash Henderson shipped out Patchen
Wilkes Maid, Lulu Dulaney, Bully Ike
and Ellerslie Wilkes, jr., to Dubuque,
Iowa. last Thursday, to take part in the
races there. Keep one eye on these
flyers when they start for the money.
It's many and many a day since
Soup" Perkins has been unfinished
in a race. Willie Martin put it to him
the other day. Paradise caught Sugar
in the stretch. Both were driven, but
Martin, by vigorous riding, won by a
neck.
A. NJ. Talbot, of Hutchinson, has one
of the fastest green PAGERS now in train
ing on our track. He went quarter
mile last Friday in 81 seconds, and the
boys say he can keep up this gait still
further when it becomes necessary to
DO SO.
Biddy McPhee of the Cincinnati Reds
is laid up with a sore arm. The Reds
feel Biddy's loss. They have no one
who can near play the second bag with
him. and his batting is always good.
He will join the team this week if moth
ing happens.
Kineza Stone can say what few
owners can say. There Is not another
stable in the west that has the record
of sending two 500 to ! shots across
the line in one week. MIR. Stone has
the record. Elizbert and Saddlebags.
both Of whom now with this long price
against them, belong to his stable
1t is reported that Artie Latham of
the Cincinnati Reds, will join Champion
James ]. Corbetts company next seas
on. Guess Artie is going TO give US
some of his speeches that he uses on the
coaching line during the baseball seas
on. They are great, and he viii be
gallery favorite at once.
Monroe Salisbury says: Il like to
give my horses their daily work in "a
ceS. / don't believe much in thece work
outs all alone before the races COM
mence. I'll never see one of mine go a
fast mile. but / think there is just so
much speed wasted. Then, too, L like
to make them pay their oats as they so
along
John Harris fine brown mare called
Lala Rock. met with a singular acct
dent last week. She was in box stall
with the upper part of the door open.
when another horse outside frightened
her. She made a jump and her feet
from under her her hip was dis
located. She was considered promising
and had gone mile in 2:34-
Chief of umpires, Harry Wright, is
suffering from a cataract of the eye,
and il is more than likely it will cause
the old man to go blind. He has given
the best part of his life to the national
game. and the mdgnateS have shown
their appreciation of his faithful ser
vices by creating a position for him
which is sinecure as long as he lives.
The German Jockey club in consider
alton of the fact that their race tracks
are now places of refuge for disquali-
fed horses. have decided 20 add a rule
excluding from their tracks every horse
to another country. Dis
qualified horses and owners will soon
find no field open to them. which can
not but prove beneficial to the best
interests of the turf.
Baby Bliss. who stands six feet
five inches in his stocking feet. and tips
the scales at 49, pounds. mounted on an
American wheel Weighing twenty-four
pounds. was the first to start in the
road race. he was given a
twelve minute handicap. He rode fast
and well until the sandy portion of the
road was reached. when younger and
lighter riders overlook him. Then he
turned back and was in good shape
when he got back 10 the StratinS wire.
YOU BET THE CATS CAME BACK.
And the Man Who Intended to Drown