The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-31


! The yachting season has opened in the
east.
In the six games which McGiH pitch
ed for the Phillies on their western trip
he won five.
| In the three straight games which
| Pittsburg took from Boston, each game
was by one run.
| Lacrosse games are growing in favor
in the east. The college teams are play
! ing great games.
The Phillies miss Bob Aliens fielding.
Pittsburg gave Boston their first
Shut-out in two years.
Dernberger is going to show some of
the old wheelmen his heels before the
season is over. His mile in las fiat
is crackerjack.
When Miss Francis f. Willard learn
ed to ride wheel, il took three strong
men to hold her on the wheel. She is
an expert rider now.
More than half the clubs in the Ma
tiOnal league have been shut out so far
this season, the Brooklyns have re-
ceived two coats of whitewaSh.
There are few things in the world
more satisfactory than a bicycle,
whose owner is too lazy or too ignorant
to give it proper care and attention.
Iowa, ran 100 yards In ten seconds fiat,
which equals the best college time on
record, and also covered go yards in
% seconds.
The Roby track people after getting
the best of Governor Mathews, in the
courts. are having a monkey and par
Tot'' time with the Hammond Fair
association people.
The good team Of O'Conner, Ter
rill, Coburn and Hamilton who paced
Dirnburger, are all great wheelmen
and four against one is most too many
for the one to win.
Miss tombstone Bennett. the popular
actress, is a devoted cycling enthusiast.
The police force of Grand Rapids,
Mich, have a bicycle club. Can't WITCH
ita's police force do likewise.
The trolley, electricity and the wheel
are making such Roadway Tat fifty
years from now our children will go 10
a museum to see a stuffed horse: it will
be such a curiosity, says George Bid
well, the manufacturer.
In the bicycle trade nowadays club
men cut little figure and the dealers
make no effort to sc tthe trade of club
men and the trade has long since pas
sed the stage when the choice of club |
men effect ii.
The statements published in serial |
paper. that eX-Captain Hinkey and !
Greenway, for three years Yale's end |
rushers. will go to Cornell this fall. |
and play their positions on the Cornell |
foot ball eleven are said to be untrue.
A changeable gear tandem bicycle of |
the Hy-low pattern which can be in
stantly altered from the 50 to - gear |
Will be one OF the novelties seen a the |
rvington-Milburn race, where il IS
pretty certain TO create big sensa ton. |
The L. A. W. members in the east |
think Johnson's punishment just. John
sons expulsion is regarded by racing
men as good thing for professionalism
and II is thought by placing few more
leading men outside of the jurisdiction
Of the l.. a w a good nucleus for the
Of a professional league
will be supplied.
Says Sporting Life:-"A woman shall
not put on the garments OF a man"
was the text taken by a Pittsburg
preacher recently. He was taking a
iive at the wheelmen. but he missed
bis mark. Bicycle boomers are NOT
ike the garments of man, or like
anything else in the Heavens above
" earth beneath. Undisguised pants"
would be preferable from a standpoint
IF comeliness.
Harry j. Brown. manager OF the
yarmouth baseball team, has filed a
protest with the secretary OF the New
england intercollegiate association
ginst Lloyd T. Thomas. Amhurst's
pitcher, Three charges are made again
Thomas. First that ne has not been in
amhurst college three full terms in
uccession; second. that he is receiving
lis expenses, and third, that he is
Il is claimed that these
harges are well grounded, and that
ample proof is forthcoming.
ample Recommendations
Student-Several of my friends are
coming to dine here, SO / want a big
able.
Mine Host-Just look at this one. sir.
Fifteen persons could sleep quite COM
ortably under it--Fliegende Blaetter
The Pure and the Simple.
Mr. Mashley-When / see a girl.