The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-19

Washington has released Shortstop
Nicholson.
The Cincinnati Reds are after the
Pirates for first place.
Gus weighing denies that he has
signed with Pittsburg.
1t is reported that Alix, 2:03s@, has
been blistered on both her fore legs.
The trotting stallion Rysword, ZIG,
was recently sold in Italy for $4,000.
Jem Carney, the English lightweight,
is contemplating a visit to this country.
Ed Geers has left Los Angeles with
Robert j., 2:011a, and Fantasy, 2:08, for
| Denver.
Bat Masterson will second Peter
Maher when he fights Bob Marshall on
May 20.
Sadie c, full sister to Colonel Wood,
2:214, foaled a black colt by Acyrene
last week.
big" Dan Brothers gets the error
fever just as soon as he plays with
| Louisville.
The Grand Prix de Paris, the greatest
event of the French turf, will be run on
Sunday, June 9.
Aunt Deliah. 2:121s, has pink eyes.
The Louisville Jockey clubs improve
ments cost over 100000.
d
| Demarest'S stables at Baltimore, re-
Gently trotted a mile in 2:2212.
Byron McClelland is willing to sell
/ Halma, and it is said the Fleshmanns
are negotiating for his purchase.
Smiling" Pete Daniels of the Kan
! sas City Blues, Is getting that terrible
smooth paw of his in pitching shape.
Thomas Grady has twenty-seven
horse in training and has refused a
number of others for want of STABLE
room.
A match race between Yo Tambien
and Simmons has been arranged. 1t
will probably come off at the st. Louis
meenting.
The St. Paul people don't want any
Sunday baseball They have served an
injunction on Manager Comisky Of the
Saints against il.
Dan McPhee, the veteran American
trainer, who has made his home in
Vienna, Austria, for many years, has
twenty trotters in training.
Almoretino, b. m, by King Almont,
the property of John Condor, is show
ing a fast clip. She was expected to go
in PIP or better this season.
Paddy Ryan, the ex-heavy weight
champion of America, has decided to
re-enter the ring, and wants TO meet
the winner Of the Maher-Mashall fight.
George Corbett has purchased from
DR.. Mccoy the grey mare, Happy May.
1t is said she can step three heats in
go or better. bod Irwin will drive her.
There is said to be some thirty odd
American bred Irotters hidden away
in several parts of France ready 10
blossom out as ringers under French
papers.
Doctor II. one of the most promis-
ing PAGERS in the south, died at Mont
gomery, Ala. He had a record of PA.
j is said his owner had refused 500
for him.
Frank c. McVey Of Lexington, KY,
has sold to George w. Leavitt, his p
year-oId bay filly by Red Wilkes, dam
Dolly Mack. by Harold. Last year this
FLY as yearling went a quarter in 80
seconds, and an eighth in Il seconds.
Charles A. Williamson. a well-known
horseman, has sustained a heavy loss
in the death of Maud NJ. Gregor, a
valued at $4,000.
Frank Ives. the billiard champion,
found that trying to pick winners at
San Francisco was not profitable, and
has come east with good many less
SINNERS" than he had.
Just let the Pirates have anybody in
the box but Hart or Hawley and they
30 all 10 pieces Why, our Henderson's
Pets could beat them, without either Of
their crack pitchers in the box.
Simon w. by Harry OFallow, dam
Lady Royster, full brother TO Leh-
man, has impressed many horsemen
with his merits, and by some ranked
epual to Halma or The Commoner.