Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-24
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MumgRer IiHhl@n uoes noI apPtrIDve ol ''e
| ',i""R goMn oi i,p.re il'' i'u'S,'
Kent Elgin, second best pointer dog IN
| the world died at Birmingham Ala" oil
| "S"'"pu"',"
Jln nan ana Irter Naher nave nSsnn
matched to box four rounds in Philadelphia
| on 'he hisht oi f'hruatE 20
Eugene I"lgh's stable OF thorouchhreds.
Including fourteen beionaInE to Colonel j.
| " itprer' mas been shlpped 70 memphis
The fret Of the large Eastern bench
| shows VIII be given by the Westminster
! Kennel Club in New York February Is
| to r.
Frank Craig says that in the event of
! bis victory over slavin. he VIII arrange n
| meeting with Peter Mahcr to take place
IN May
Joe ChoynsN VIII be married at Cincin-
| natl on January 70 to Miss louise Miller,
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| Tom company
| Rowing Is said to be the oldest compet-
| tive sport IN the United States, regular
| ly oiganized amateur boat club being
| founded as early as 1873.
Thomas Gallagher, the Chicago billiard
| player, is doing excellent work in a tour
rumcut against well known amateurs in
! Days rooms in Brooklyn, n Y.
". VI. Wallace has sold for $500 a half
| interest in his thoroushhred stable which
contains Orinda, The Commoner and seven
| slushinE 2-year-olds. to Riley Grauuon.
The Olympic Athletic club is on the
move That club has its hooks out and
| halted for Tommy White. Jimmy Barry
| and Billy Mycr, the "Strc0tor cyclone
Harry Nicltlcss or Arthur Valentine viii
be offered purse by the National Sporting
| club of London to meet Bobby Dobbs
the colored lightweight champion of Amer
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NJ. T. McHcEry. driver OF John r. Gen
try, 2:C3ai has formed a trott!ng associa.
tion at Ereeport, H., which Will give a
race meeting at Taylor's park July % 20
D. FIFTY thousand in purses Will be hung
up,
NIr Richard Crokers chestnut colt Mon
tauk . years old by 1roqouis. out of Hide
| garde. is entered for the English derby OF
| 1896 in the name of MIR. Leigh" Quarters
| for all of Mr.. Crokcr's horses have been
| engaged at Newmarket.
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| Ihere are TWO irSt nasemeh named Mot|.
| one Is FRANK No'|' VINO pIaEed with Cin-
| cihhau aht Indianapolis Iast season. ana
| Is reserved by the latter. The other Is
| William Mot2 late OF the charleston club.
| Buckenberger while manager OF the
| pittsburg team. released Miller and Lyons
| for dissipation. Now. AS manager OF the
| ST. Louis Browns, Mr.. Buckenberser and
! the two eX-Pittsburg stars come together
| again i'm The same club.
| Lew" simmons, at one time part owner
| of tile celebrated Athletics, has lust been
| deprived of his excise license by the excise
| board of PHILADELPHIA His place of busi-
| ness fell below the standard of the excise
requirements Of that city
trarr,- palv trc ArstraIio, feather
| weight is the next man likely to be
| matchel to meet Ttrnnly AIacieyslti Daily
| is In Nryr Orleans and broke and he yyorlo
| srrnr h,st nov If n buncb of meal tick
| ats was tpa siza or Tho Iosr,'s on1
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