Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-06


Wilkes. dam Dolly Smith. and full broth
ny II.
Misty Morning. 2:2l, has. foaled a colt in
| France, sired by Cash, 2:26ii.
The Salvator-Miss Woodford colt is said
| to be handsome as well bred.
Domino has wntered well. His foot that
! troubled him last year appears TO be all
| right now.
Honig * Litte's Sir Modred flly was
| badly kicked recently and viii have to be
| turned out for the summer.
Terrapin. who with Metropole shared
the honors OF the New Orleans winter
| meeting, is now at Nashville.
McGraw and Jennings carry gold headed
among the students at Bonaventure col
| lege.
er has made quite hit with the Hub cor
respondents who are accompanying the
| team.
Mickey" McGraw considers Boston the
| only team in Baltimore class ana has
nothing but words OF contempt for the
| Giants.
Nancy Lee, the dam of Nancy Hsahs;
Echora, the Dam OF igIre-, b., anu mon. "a,
the dam of Lady Thorn, are in toal to
Director.
Fleischmann's colt Prince of Monaco has
gone amlss. His lameness, though said
70 be triiiing, has necessitated let up in
his work.
Amy watson, the IlSntWFlElt, mas Is
sued a challenge to fight Auldoons Pick
an!nny' before any club Offering suit
able purse.
W. +. May. Of Chester, is much pleased
over a new nlly, by Saladin, 2:0)44 out OF
Magic May, by Sea Foam, toaled last week
| at his place.
Van lratren had his shoulder badly
wrenched in a collision with Third Base
man Hauk at Danvi!le, Va, in recent
exhibition game.
Arthur CIarlson has agreed to pitch for
no Ia Is N
and Mr.. Non der Abe Will add 500 to this
| for good behavior.
The match between the cricket teams of
England and Australia, played at Ade-
| laide, was finished Monday, England win
ming BY ten wickets.
Ferrier is proving himself a good race
lis pounds ,hres-auar,ers of a mile lie in i:i5S4,
winning against good odds.
Tenny and Salvador are rivals in the
stud at the Haggin ranch in California.
Tenny is as playful as a kitten.
,' There is a hitch IN the Schriyer deal. The
Chicago club wants too much money for
the catchel's release and Schriyer himself
is making too great demands.
July, fun brother to Sir Aodred, Cheviot
ana lsdaiiumn, arrived safely at san Fran
future home, Rancho del Paso, Cal.
J. l.. Cushing's Boundless, who was
to his standing hard training ordeal.
Lay ON, by Macduff d cast-off from the
tcuIariy GOOD breadwlnner. capturine sew
eral good races at the Crescent City track.
Imported Grand Lady recently ran away
at the san Francisco track, and, pitching
into a. fence, broke some small bones, but
Il Is hoped that she viii come out all
j. l. Malone, the champion pool player,
has returned to Kansas City, and viii be
seen In a series OF exhibition games and
contests With local players at the Royal
billiard hall.
The starting machine, which has under
gone two trials a the ST, Asaph track, Is
rather failure, two and a half seconds
being wasted in pulling rope across the
narrow track.
Picked teams. from, the stock Yards and
Kansas CITY Gun Clubs, eight men from
Washia@ston @ 'p park X this 'e9s aftsrnoon. SSs rhe
gun club men Of the city.
The Maher- Kilrain fight scheduled for
April ls is Off according to John j. Quinn,
Maher's backer. quinn says kiirain would
Maher offered the entire receipts ii he
failed to stop him in six rounds.
Black Jamie, an American-bred stallion,
most successful trotter in Germany IN
1884, winning altogether the sum of $32s7
while his owner occupies the second rank
as 1t winning owner to the tune of Sj,sl7.
Included N the fourteen yearliugs pur-
chased by Michael +. Dwyer from the Nc
own brother to The Commoner out OF
Margerine, half-hrother to Dr. Rice, dam
Bonnie Ice, half brother TO Reprleve,
out OF Extra.
Frank Mckee has wagered Charley Hoyt
SlOp that Chicago viii not finish in the lirst
of Mr., Freedman and the magnate Is ready
with an atiidavit that there is no theatrical
advertisement behind II. MIR. Mckee is
said TO have $500 more 10 wager upon the
same proposition.
Tqrfmen are having fun over Aranzq's
toal. some Of them desire 10 furnish the
hlly with a name, she is the result of
the advance in veterinary science, Modern
6s'G BEEN sueeested Il is likely y'"ff tst "SES Mr
Sanford Will give somebody else "A chance
70 name the hly by selling her at one
une,
tTtS5SN There seems to be a gIIeam Of hope for
brewer is not doing much talking, but but
curing the past week the football squad
Win gH the E aekng =" maehne @ and and 'G9Si@g GSSingg
other Light work, Captain Brewer does
not intend 10 he caught mapping and il
his men in condition
Fred Hoyey does not intend 10 play much
he Will probably enter in only two tour
naments at Newport and at Longwood.
Hoyey and Hobart haye already Won two
doubles, and II they win this year the tro-
ply will become their personal property.
wood cup at singles; he was defeated last
year, and in order to win the prize this
year he Will have 10 win all through the
tournament and then beat Larned.
Carblne, for whom the Duke of Portland
paid 5000 guineas, is likely TO prove a profit
able investment 1t Is said that Catbines
book is fun for two years TO come at POO
suneas mare. including ten of The Duke
of Portlands. He is 10 be limited TO forty
five mares each year. At this rate he Will
yield his purchaser 1000 guineas in two
years which Is quite a handsome profit on
ton of being the best race horse ever bred
In Australia, and on public form this must
be acknowledged TO be true, Carbine has
yearllng he was sold for s. 100. AS a 3 !