Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-02


rules are published liz full.
when the Cornell crew made its first APP
pearance on the water this season the men
Matthews. ). 6hi, : 'ati and siadc, bow sow y
walter Fallcr of the Knox college ath-
le,c tam died Thursday from injuries re-
ceiycd by throwing the hammer seventy
feet ana breaking AL college records. The
strain caused q double structure of the In
testines.
An effort is being made to have Bob F!z-
simmons box before one OF the ConeN Isl
is said to endancer his chances with cor,
hett by taking on ODonneN or any man or
his class.
stakes with long strings attached to them
are not popular. Horsemcn want to know
IS anything in il, 'This waiting until flaalI
amount offered isn't what it is cracked up
to be.
Manager Buckenbcrgcr is rather down in
trip lie has already lost over $1,000. Thls
was caused principally by his team jqhmps gIo
cancelled their Memphis date, aud. after
playing Atlanta, will leave for ST, Louis.
There isn't a horse that has worked a
day. IAN this talk about a mile away
down IN, the fortIes or haii IN w ,,,rr are
that has a horse he wants 10 sell THIS Is
a very backward spring, and all the horses
arc away back with their work"
Manager Irwin, OF the phillies, has al last
,unbied 10 fact that was apparent TO
everybody else from the start, namely, that
practice the team has done in Hampton
has convinced Arthur that Cross viii NJ
better on third than DeiehantX X,ib 2nd cross fnst
back on third the philadelphias Will need
another catcher.
Here's the kind of send-ofr the Cincinnati
- rnt
in sdGcession-one by tho. Lilly. Clay com.
he st. Louis and Cincinnati teams of the
National League. Considering the reputa-
bv The PLAYERS. the exhibition was not even
worthy OF Il practice game, much less Il
game worth 80 cents to see.
Tom Parrott prdes himself on MS slow W
ali parts Of the hal1 "rnt th9t ,StrS one m IN IN
practice Parrot pitched to Captain Ewing
just. after he started 70 work: BuGiEF BuGEF re- re-
Wac VIA T. kind OF a bail You. were going TO
pitgh.' cant II, Wei. just put ,em up
Tom put EN- up and the captain put EN-
out with hair on them. They went si2zIilg
e all parts Of the lot hat 9ayh eadsht Farro Fs1GG
nash on the calf OF the leg. Now. will
You YOU stop that slow ball gag?' said Ewing
without it2 why, that was the only thing
that uueered Won last season. Stick to
Your speed and your curves and ,shelye
your slow ball, and you'll be all right TINS
year" was Captain Ewing's parting shot.
Cincinnati wants Arthur Clarkson and
Tom Brown. Cincinnati has undoubtediy
same talent to offer that would prove
acceptable and which at the same tune Is
not Of much use to the Ewing aggreGatlon.
Clarkson has ayowed. his intention of not
pitchinc good ball for the Browns any
more and Tom Brown has likewise eNhth-
tied considerablc hcsitaucy about, signing
to play with the local club. Both, would
Undoubtedly possesses merit as twirler,
and is willing to display it when the en-
neasing while Tom Brown Is pretty lnuTh
In the same boat, BUCK Ewing no doubt
made known his intentions concerninE the
players while he and BuCkenberEer were
together in Mobile last sunday 1t is prob
able that an offer was made which i5ncR-