Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-20


Stivetts has reported to the Bostons IL
excellent physical condition. He Is man,
of last year.
Marston c.. the Piedmont colt that won
n number of good races last year as 3;
year-old, taking a record of 2:l9h, Is said
season.
Reports from Galveston announce that
Ansons new second baseman, stewart. Is
Anson has been trying to secure this
youngster for year.
There are six horses located at the Pleas
anton, track with records all below 2lo,
iniey lisyo being AIx Gos', Fiyinag Iib g;SS2,s,
g:OsiD and Dfablo t2osi5.
Gideon & Daily sti have hopes for the
reSoYery g Of their 2yearIod Chestnut wnoa-d geld
which broke his leg recently. They paid
$500 for the colt as a yearlIns.
Speaking of the purchase of the i;.year.old
gland .sJts another one OF the Bluegrass
regions very choice youngsters"
Wilkes tGlsy. opt of the great brood mare
nirase m&,ne sot dam b. OF six Il the Isl has @ been
john T. Madden, % mr. Lexington M fIa"'e Ky from
Mick Dunn. the Australian mlddeweight.
and Joe Walcott will box twenty rounds
at bj Ihe SEASIDE Leg, S,a Club Apr l. Jimmy Barry s
nish one OF the preliminary bouts.
Even horses who win races are not bring
IIk Eppu prices at auCllOn tnese lUSs,
Three. breadwinners were recently sold at
| the New orleans track-Lay on for 1866,
Beatrice for $3.50 and Cooper for s2o5.
Jockeys Cheyalier Eddie Jones and Bob
| lsom all Of whom have been recently laid
! up at san Francisco. from injuries received
In collision. are now getting about and
| VIII soon be seen in the saddle again.
There are some fast horses in the. Little
| Rock Derby, among them being trania,
! Flying Dutchman. Leo Lake @. II. Morris,
Tenor, NIcolini, Shield Bearer and valky-
The, Detroit stakes have nlled. we'll and
tion list. The question Of specials Is of I'M
portance, and there Is some talk of free
| for-all for pacing stations.
From Louisville comes the report that
Isaac Murphy is in good condition. He is
exercising every morning, and Will ride
60 to Nashville ana ride there lie has no
engagement with any one.
Young, Madden, the Brooklyn bantam
fight Jimmy Barry Of Chicago. Madden
says that Barry is willing to meet him. The
mill is the signing of articles and the offer
of purse.
G. +, Dunbar will not campaign John
PAGER by Superior, that paced a mile. early
Il, IN Nay last year IN Ter BIZ. he VII aiso
q 3iett t aS sss sFe ha, aT fS last year % trot5ed
close to 225.
Among the more noted ones in the elder
and George Beck, in the Fieischmann
string; London, Poet Scout, Domingo, Jam
SoFee, Chant Bmeiwa etc etc This roSin course
tracks in America.
Professor John Duffy, the New Orleans
referee of boxing contests, proposes new
rules to govern glove contests: Making
the rounds four minutes each, and doub- |
ling the, time between rounds 10 two min.
utes He would also allow Il man fifteen |
seconds down instead OF ten
Sport was broken to harness in the early
part OF the winter, and II Is thonght that
one occasion his ruling passon made him |
bolt and injure shoulder Proper treat
him around all right, and he is now in good |
shape again.
There is another fight in the Cincinnati! |
has resigned. ana given among his reasons |
for doing SO that the dominance of Brush, |
itsrast ne lofeigh Sontroer is assSroYins Local
and an ugly scandal is being aired in the |
Cincinnati newspapers.
a prominent hookmaker quotes odds on
the Brooklyn Handicap as follows: Ramapo |
Is favorte at to /. Dr.. Rec and Sir Wal
Hugh Penny, Lazzarone. Patrician, Rey el
Santa Anita and Sir Knight, 30 each, and
the others from 40 to 100 each.
trainer will have a stable of Grand cir
cult performers this year. In his stable at
present are Hal Pulaski, 2:l9ls by Brown
Pennngtoi; William II Tell, 20 2:1s; :? NJ i,'+ r..
$$Al9,,r by Raven Golddusti, Paassmont
Tom Wonder Ir.
" Grimo" said a sporting man. has
won at ISa;t ;oy, si5$5q to II couple q
and Murphy to crowded houses. ; in chi. .'ti',
cago he met White Lavigne, Murphy and
Ee5ir E5 S3"Sy dd ifPa B? IN met Ms4q
he met Mccarthy and Campbell. This list
does not include all his bouts"
r; The officials ,Y, OF the Oakley and Latonia
oates; Spring meeting-Latonta begins
Nay Nay z i;n and runs thirty days Oakley fol
ending the spring meeting. Fan meeting
tSEyy 3SaEyy Rsss SoRte9bsg u &1a
tonia runs thirty days, ending the fall
meeting
There are about $50 horses now a, the
Louisville, track, and among them are
about dozen leading candidates for the
Chicago Derby. These are D!ggs. Prince
Of Monaco, Biasco, Satsuma. Simon w,
g. B. Morris, Handsome, Leo Lake, Gallon
Dor, puCior and Basso. OF these Diggs |
may be classed as the bright particular
star by reason of his brilliant record last
season. - |
President Freedman. of the New York
elub, Was quoted in recent interview as
being IN favor, Of reducing the league cir
cult to eight clubs, with Chicago and three |
other Western cities thrown out This has
but It Is believed he was misquoted chi
gago Will doubtless he a member of the |
National League as long that body ex-
lists.
Captain Cooke, Of Boston, wired "Parson" :
Davies Monday asking If Ryan would box !
Bhly smith twenty rounds about April lS | (.
and asking him TO name his terms AZ !
Ryan is 10 meet Tom Tracey in an eight
round contest at Chicago tonight a reply
was sent, saying that no date would be
made until after this contest. as RYAN
might injure his hands The Seaside club !
has already made bid for the contest !
and one of the offers will be accepted
KANSAS GREAT COLD SPELL, !