Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-04

Live sporting Notes.
Rusie's contract has been received by the
New York management, but, strange to
say. no letter for publication accompanies
| IL as heretofore.
Burkett. Young, Cupry and Childs, Of
Cleveland, have not heard that the usual
spring. thaw Is at hand. Their contracts
are still under Ice.
1t costs Arson a great deal OF money
every winter TO believe that he is n great
be folly to be wise.
Pitcher Frank j. Sexton. formerly OF
Brown university. has been signed hy the
Boston club win he fare better with the
| club than Tenny did?
Latham. although somewhat off In field
ing; IS al reht as 9 batter ana run-getter,
and will stay on third base.
the NV York World continues to throw
on Manager Davis are bracns, but hardly
pleasant at this stage OF the game.
Manager Hanlon says the orioles are
| out for the pennant again and NIL! land
Il once more; They viii have t9 If tney
want to live in peace in oysterville,
Lawn tennis champion Bob Wrenn
has made Harvard hearts happy by con.
senting to play with the Crimson baseball
team this year. He is a fine lnheder.
Shortstop Mexican says he Is in good
playing trim and expects to keep up the
pace that he set last year, Mexican played
great ball for Cleveland last sumner.
President Brush says there would have
been no trouble for the New York man
agement In its desire to sign Rusie II 1t
had not been for the meddling outsiders.
Charlie Abbey says that the Philadel-
phia and St Louis clubs are the ones
which, in hi. Judgment, will furnish the
surprises of the coming baseball season
Dan Brouthers has signed a Baltimore
contract. but Kelley, Keeier, McGraw
Jennings aud Brodie have combined to
make Won der Horst give them an increase
of salary.
The regatta committee of the National
Association Of Amateur Oarsmen has de-
Wednesday and Thursday. July Il and Is,
on Saratoga lake, Saratoga Springs, NJ y.
Jimmy Barry, the bantam weight boxer
who has been SO successful in winning
battles IN the West. says that there is so
little money IN the business that he is
seriously .SisH thinking ils, Of going back to his
,old Enquirer Is in poor health and has
almost reached the time limit. He is now
IS years. old, and will hardly survive 1885.
B., Falsetto, Reporter, Bash Duke Ecua-
dor, Banner Bearer Faustus and Blue
Eyes are among his celebrated sons and
Bob. Fitzsimmons stock has taken big
drop in Newark since the pugillst has fall
has the reputation of being one. OF the
squarest men living, and he stood by the
Australian when he had no money and no
friends. Newark men are Offering bets
that, tftzsimmons and Martin Julian will
not be friends for more than two weeks at
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