Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-14

Billy Plimmer has arrived in London.
Comiskey will have Tim" O'Rourle at
third base in ST. Paul and Pickett at sec
Louisville docs not want Fred Pfener 1t
only wants the money it could get for his
release
There is letter at this Office for w. H.
Ben, correspondent of the St. Louis Sport
ing News.
Joe Mulvey made four base hits in Satur-
days game at Savannah. Joe played with
Billy" Hamilton Of the Phllllcs. has
measured his big glove, and says it comes
within the rules.
Billy Smith. who was to have sailed for
England on saturday, concluded to remain
on this side Of the water little longer.
Nash, captain of the Boston toam, whose
signing had been delayed for several weeks,
si@ned yesterday. The team Will leave for
\ society lady of Los Angeles, Mrs. Sew
crauce by name, has seventeen trotting
rate Judge of a horse ana a pedigree.
Louisville would get good man in Drau-
Jake Virtue. Drauby played with Buffalo
can hit.
Larkln is once more with the Allentowps
and the veteran George Wood, John MILF
gan, ShOrtStop Sweeney and Outtieder Cos
tello, of last years team, viii play again
this year.
Young Grino" has issued challenge an.
nouncins his intention of coDtesting for
the lightweight championship Of America.
TAis Is reEardSd as a challenge to Jack Me
Aulite, who holds the belt at the present
time,
The, worlds standing hop, skip ana jump
record was broken at Center college, DAN
vile, Ky gymnasium tournament, last
night, by Thomas \. Hendricks, Of Ken
lucky, lie made 30 feet inches--5 inches
Cornell loses Catcher Young, Second Base
man Rich and Outielders Best and Towle
OF the team OF lsgl The main hopes of the
college are based on the expectation that
Priest viii be in good form this season
Clarence Watts, of Louisville, Ky, was
accidentally shot recently, ana his friends
accompanied the hearse TO the cemetery on
bicycles. The wheel which Watts had used
was draped in mourning and led by club
member
Arrangements for, match between Dan
Creedon and Joe Choynski are now under
way, Choynskl has consented TO face the
doughty Australian; and If the affair is
clinched, i VIII be decided at Coney Island
pelahaGty is not anxious to play third
base sa 10, for rhiiaGISl3hia - PLAYED shortstop
day" he said, and | made a record. /
made fourteen wild throws and drove ali
the people of the right field bleachers"
Manager Gus Schmelz who Is i'm Charles
have the New Works play a series of three
games NJ Charleston while on their way
North; but Davis consistently declines To
meet League teams before the season
opens
steve o'ponnell is in training for the con-
test with Kirain. which Is to take place
March Is before the Suffolk Athletic club.
Boston. He Is willing 70 meet Hoe"
Choynsld any time during the month of
April lie meets Peter Maher at Coney Is
land about May -.
The Yale faculty has voted to prohibit
the freshmen class from playing any base
BAH this year outside of New Haven or with
other college mines anywhere. This is
punishment for, the action OF the freshmen
In creating a disturbance at the Glee Club
concert In January,
The famous race horses of the Pacific
coast many Of which are engaged i'm the
Eastern stakes, will leave San Francisco On
Monday. their hrst stopping place being
Memphis, where they viii participate in