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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07
REGULAR OLD SLUGGlNG MATCH
ULlEs woN TmE FIRST rnoM TuE
GRAND RAPIDS GUiDniGs.
Crrnr.'s Men Took the Lead tn the
second. but the Iiiu-s Os-rhaui-d
Them and Won by n BiH
Mnrgin-Othrr thames.

Grand Rapids Mich. June G.-tSpccillD
Kansas city won to-lay's game In a walk.
with steam to burn Errors on the part of
Grand Rapids contributed largely TO the
ti4c of the score. but In no way dctfHcis
from tho glory uf the victory won by the
Blues. who outpiaycd the home team at
.ycry point OF the game. including batting,
Tho hits were made when hits mcaut runs,
thclr errors with the hits In most Instances.
falling over themselves IN their eAgcrness
to gct ont Of the way.
ManuinE'a work at SECOND aul cpllahNn's
Mt left Held wcrD easily tile features OF the
Eam.. thourh every Blue accepted oil his
fielding chances with the exception OF
Nygc. who flmDlcl an easy one. However.
the error dll not count as the side was re-.
tired before amy damage was done by the
mispl1y.
Thornton. the Runaway colt" who has
been playing sal havoc with the Western
teams for SOM. days was driven ont Of
tho gunv iu the fourth Inning. AMI llrggs.
another Chicago pitcher. was substituted.
He was peaches and cream for the Blues.
and they took ,u IBIS delivery as duck
takCs ,u water lie was battcd nil over the
lli'key. a change pitcher. was put IN with
him. and Wud" three errors IN rapid sue
ctssiou having ruuEht tho conturlun from
thr h'ugh Tho Blues hVughrl hl's, while
lMfn,lt auet,'!' in h',lhR int nus inanr
OF him very wuli srhttelei through tho
Ning inuiuss.
The first appearance ~ tho Kansas city
team, which was always "a faNoritt hctr,
was greeted b. au audience OF LIS paII
people
The score
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

Cincinnati. o.. June G-M f DIVERS
crack my, Lady lnca, suffered defeat again
al oakley to-day In the Cincinnati oaks.
she was an odds-ou fayoritc, but was next
tg lgst y the finish. Soui''e. tho property
OF Jim Murphy. won the race In easy style.
ctownlng OF TIA" Avondale stables great
mare; Ida Iickwek, queen .f the turf;
stand covered with flowers. amid great
ghcering from the 1900" people present.
Track good. Weather fine. Summaries:
purse 500. 2-year.olds Rosiuanto. III
,SghcrreD. to /. won; Ethcl L., ~
Amiabic liadriisna, Mertie Ecsa. Lady
juliet and KATIE May also ran. Place bet
sesond race. ssIS tarlonEi,; purse, $40;
cihorPel, :'s TO l, won; Arg"nt.na ~, q
IiuestonJ, to !, thrd. Tlm", l:l6is.
Rhinestone, iIlrdenhgrG Belle OF Ford
Thatchcr. While Away, Uncle Henry
Rupee Paradise Kaukakec also ran. Place
betting, Argentina, IN 10 !.
Third racc-Fly- furlDnEs: purse 500: .
year-nlds: G.orRc Rose. r7 frhorpeJ, : L"
10 wor E Tuto l"a CSimsl. to L. second; ;
fS sSi9 iG polno n G9'Rta" IA 2 ,o, t9r1 Time
J9NM Son. Ioi.ty also ran. Place betting.
Fourth rarc-one mile and sixteenth:
the Cincinnati oaks. 3-yedr-old niles,
value OF stake 500 SOutllr. len ,ThorpcI,
3 to l. won; Wont Dance. ~ az. Williams
y TO !, second: AIosrn, ip1 ,icherr'r. 90
70 l. third. Time, l.i9i.. Amaz'meuj. Lady
ln"z ana Iufrt also ran. Place. Won't
Firm racc-sx furlores: selling: purse
tlr', a-year-ald- and over. laohneld, %
Gl"s~aub. 70 'u J, VOL Daisy Hnlauier Sc
,HiEs.us'. 10 !, sgcomi; Oli C"ntr.. %
luT".i 2 ty 1. 'hirl Time. 'ii, BLACK
SIE. Kelly H., Miss Emma Judge Puvn..
hlFft'li', Elsie" u H.. kHu" g.. Frrs.u.
Slmm.r 'ga,u. isgb'ilc ana Florence Dean
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

WISCONSIN ATHLETES WON.
They Had nm Easy Time Winning the
Western COLLEGIATE Chnm-
pion.hip.

Chicago. June 6.-WisConsin had a walk
away to-day IN the annual championship
meeting of the Western collegiate Amateur
Athletic Association athletes from thnt unt-
versity scoring % points. tn" chief com
petilor being Grlnncll, with q. Tho condi-
tons were perfect, tho weather being
warm anl paths in elegant shape. the re-
suits being that four Western collegiate
records were broken. Maybuty. the WIS
consln sprinter, had "A comparatively easy
time OF 1t, especially In the 100 yard dash,
which he won in the fast tna OF 10 sec
onhs Hat and could have covered It In at
least NTH faster had he been pushed.
OF the other colleges competing. Mime
sofa scored 49, points chicaso. iG,. Like
~. The following ar" the results:
Mile walkJ Bunncil. MinneSOta, won.
f. 4, iundlach, Chicago, second, J: y.
breaking Western collegiate record.
one hundred and twenty yards Hurdles
final j. IL. Richards, Wisconsin. won, IL.
Jackson, Lake Forest second. Ii. Z. Schu-
cdrdt. Wisconsin, third. Tim'. u.lG -.
-Four hundred and forty yard run N.
Rush, Grinn"il, won q. +. bpwncr, Wis
Constu, second. D. j. Jackson, LAX. Forest,
third, TIM. U:jc 40.
Mile bicycle uce-Fiuai L. II. Burton.
Minnesota. Won. A, ". Peabody, Chicago,
2sT l-i. breaking thr Wisconsin roilrgiat.
record. In tn" FIRST ami second trial heats,
A. W Peabody, of chicago, and T.. II.
Burton, Minnesota, ran in $50 l-5 and 2.2j
lDD yarIsSFluaI J. II. Maybury. wiscon-
som won; H. Rush ,'r'ua"L second, \.
- Potter Northwestern. thild. Time, n.l0
Milo rum. u Cfagin, Jr. LAX Forest
won. l.. K. Palmer. Grnnrll, second. j. l..
Fellows, Grnnell, third. Tm, i.aJ, break
Ing Western collegiate record
80 VaTis-E!Htl, j ~ NAyburY, Wiscon-
sin won; j. n Rush. Grinnyu second. \.
y. Potter Northw stern. thlrl. Time,
20 yards Hurdle; urnI !. H. Richards,
Wisconsin. WON. e. W. clark. Grunell.
second; 4. +. sghucardt Wisconsin, thlrd.
ssr--yaris run-H. y. cragln, Jr. Lake
oul, +. II. calhoun, Chicago, third. Time,
Running high jump l,,eiEhe. wiscGn-
con>iu, .repud: II Frame. Wisconsin. third.
ImttlnE the shoi-il, #. Coehsms, Wis
rousiu. won, diatlurr - feet o. inches,
breaking Western collegiate record; y Z.
FmlaN son, Minnesota, second; ". Y. VIII
tums0u chi Hagu. third. cugh'ms aitct-
wards threw against the record auG sue
ceadoi in putting III" Shot 30 le"t y. inches.
Running broad Jump. Il. %rrI. chi
.ctpo. won, ~ feet inches, f., r. Perry.
Northwestern. second. II. Frame, WiscOn-
TAro,,ng 10 pound hammcr-H. =. Co
cheus Wisconsin, won, llS feet inches;
Won Ivan, Illinois, second, III feet, q.
" Lee, Lake Forest third, JOB feet 81.
inches.
FoIe yault-R, Il. Wilson. Northwestern,
won. 10 feet Il inches, e.. h. H"rsAbeTEcr,
Chicago second, 10 feet inches, Cofiau,
Illinois, and Harrison, Minnesota. tied for
thlri at 10 feet.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

f'arwH, Ind June e-results; Frs,
fa.e Five f-r.orss. W'l.s s;r..r tp I.
Won. cole TOR - l..r .r.c0rd' 'butrh Agate.
Thrill Time. l.lG. Pop. DUNLAP. samson.
May, Hiltlvar. WuFe!aua, ovation and
LIguaGA alsY ran.
S-'9u1 fars-TTse frl1rEs Yours Truly
70 D. won Terrific 'n 90 j. second. I.,rry
fa}nns, irud Tm'. i.o. sisrfr.gi,
Wimuer and $a.a al-" ran.
Tai,l rtH,- Five flg,uug--. Fun Measure.
10 10 3 wur. NplI" kiuE n no. D. .,.oud
Alto juno, tL.ri. Time, 1854. Ellie r
Hlrda. MARY L.. France Loretta. calico
and N"l.a n. uFp ran
Fourth rar-.-pp" auI 0rr.-iAteenifi
miles. R"i SKIN, '1 'p won, King Eprs.
10 20 !. sr'0tIl E.urHtus. THRU T.ru-.
l.ili.. Toots, btlire and Id Creole also
F,nh race SIX aHd a half furlougs. wco,
Ia 10 J., won i.l.A~ Easau. o., D. second
sunny lhlri. Time, .1is Ian O4t. Lang,
don aut Siarh~au also .au.
SiNtA rtg"-Ons md an eighth miles. oycr
four hurdles. Hercules, ie 9. son. r.m.
ri"moi-. 10 T. second Miles SaudIsH
third. Time, ga T4ut!y. SETTLE In. 81
Luck and Et'alrg also ran.
seventh race 80 fgr',nrs Vlrg.c Dlg,
On, ~ D. won, Nili- 50 ! 10 :. s-rou..
Irene Woods, third. Tim. lI4s W.!mat
O. TerraFuos, Frri X, brl.1r.nalp. Lag
ra +, Rubber NeoH an1 SplHyll alsp ran.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

Pitcher Mercer says that Joyce is such
terrible kicker That he would "Nru mag
q sun argument over an nhdrr'"K'rS ON
Rr"itcnst.ln Is showing NJ very poorly
TIL year There !, al ,mere susmcion that
maybe he would do better with another
ttlb-.
The Chicago team Is, fast losing IL colt
the team may get the appellation OF Cart
Horse
iu Mondays Washiugtpn-Clev'l land game
with turpy In N" box, II Was the cSsenr"
Of rnll ;or Toh,uu 10 ask Umpire Ensslie
Arne Latham viii not remain long with
tn Scranton team. He has accepted an
cHg1rrmHHi WIN tunroy and Fox, and VIII
start ont with them IN September.
Tly Institutes of Wcy mouth want a game
for Saturday next with some strong club
pay ing good guarantee. Address II. 5.
Guoispe'!, ~ South street, Boston.
The Bues have a habit OF exploding
ll1s wsli d hombarding and YESTERDAY they
hit Thornton hard for the nrst time.
The I.ouls vlllos DO not miss Holmes,
their reruluJ center hsder, so long as
Dexter l. putting up his nr-sent game
In clark. Dexter and McCreary Manager
MrGunHiRlr has fast trio Of 1utnrlders
Already cleveland IL calling upon the
other Western clurs TO help it out by win
Clay.layd Iag haI but llitl. asslstance
fram tig other western clubs tIat's n
fact
Alas. poor Latham, We knew him we'll.
'hrstnurs some of them oyerrina yst
merry yithal. In hir pnlrny days H. was n
tNlr9- brennan par sxceiIencc,-PIttsbu
eare"'eig; ,,,.. ,o, r,,,. ,,,,,
anLI A", Sn r tnn aar ,,,. - tnem onho-
,y a., T;r,gd IariI. INK, ,rTi' ~ "',tr.snS ,
cd Vim a large cr6wd. especially as they
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

Games Is given GU, by the offlcisis. In all
the other Giles the magnates refuse to
Newspaper men. being obliged TO make es.
roe, number, much 10 the DISCUS, OF the
themselves to thank for II.
The BoJon club is securing good pat.
ronaxe. bd, critics arc harshly talking OF
ing 10 expeni little money In posting the
scores OF other games upon a blackboard
for the benefit OF The patrons This Is a
clved by the Cleveland club as yet.
The absence of sammy Nichoi not only
make' m,n h,s hole In The on,neld Of the
other ways. for the boys miss sammy's
singer and tehting qualities There is no
since Nichoi was injured that wouii have
been won had hc been in the games.
Those Cleyclani.rs have the happy fac
WY o. winning nearly as many games
as decided and decisive factor. In the
AZ to who will win the championship il
th"y do not yank the rag themselves
New York Advertiser.
Hoiiinssworth. the sprlghtly young play
er who has been dlsportlng himself on tho
local diamond In practice and exhibition
sames iet' for uurlington. having been
While iollinrswcrth IL subject to call by
ihe In 81, p9ni CLUB at any time. he WIN not
" net1rb ny tn' local CLUB 50 long as
shugart puts mp the game at short that
h. has been playing of Latest. Paul Dis
patch.
Tho admirers OF the Blues have no reason
70 feel downcast at the showing the team
has been making In the East. Thus lar
Mhnninss men have won SIX games and
lost the same number, aud II Is always con-
sidercl doing we'll To be abb, tn break even
away from home II they succeed In win
ming two of the remaining three games TO
be played with Grand Rapids they will
come home with u majority on the winning
side ami VIII b" perhaps, tn second place
as 81. Paul will be wrestling with Indian
apolls.
Grand Rapids has seen lots Of unpires
In the last three seasons hut none Of thrm
rhn compare with MIR. DDAy from any
point Of consideration. He plays no favor
ltrS. ami on balls and STRIKES he seldom
ctis. In the gam"s lie has umpred here
there has been scarcely murnur from the
players ana when an umpir" gets along as
wen as That he knows his business. o'pny
is nu old pitcher, ana may h" found on tho
rubber next season Wilmnt tried To sign
him for Minneapolis bat he declined TO go
this season. II would bo a great loss 10
the western LcIrue 10 lose IN" services of
50 capable AN umpire.-Grand Rapids Her.
aid.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

NtiAl ffNtll OIL lsiE..4N Tor - miles.
In the iiye NH" race g. +, Bardcn. with
AN ordinary chain beat Michael who ls.i
the lever chain. Tho latter retiring when
IN" contest was half ended. These contests
were the outcome Of i bet OF Hoo 10 iiOI
lail by Mr. Simpson.
The Forest park road rH'-. over a TWEEN
ty-milc course. was run AZ Forest mark, ST
yiol.ni ygiu4s'of,n cam" up towards the
-iIrrahIy. I'll. Chlrarn rgGfiutrft was wei,
beaten. While H.. C,ariy n-,5. H.. h.s,
showing E.ddia Gram ~ X ,Iis abn
started from the .eraich Win him. bnat
him on by Il narrow margin, with BeIt
nNs't,s ,,,''s ''In' =, ~. h.hts. 'rhth's tune
NE. "1s - ,i1 "t '5Hy .%," -, ana haTn,
XXI & u".., o., p" -. Inc hIst Ten prize
@ ",,''' % lHa ne M nm pflze Winners
-, ,'v .' ir' = '5'hhh, uItt tlhghcl' -
Won. i''',. S,'Eg.s, - Louis CyniIng cub
Gr.3iin w., ~, W Fl. J9-rph ,yellnI
foufih Ai"EauG"f Fox, ~. Louis Cycling
'iHh, hi'h5 F..'pr +. speck. -. Louis
C5glihf I.ah -'tih Z. IL orr. 81. Louis
rIru'h. f. r Cast. uuat.aphed. ninth; T.
II waite. Unattached. tenth, Tho Winners 5
bs A.rEnUtsr I.,.rr III IoIiIs ''yciInt.
Ciub. Eao o.ar. NJ. r,ilts t IN 5 ssso iS "s s""s
YI-,l a., tG ~ Jg"nPh, 40, b., - ''., s,,,i -,,'
e '''' ''''"' I'"'H'' i'o"a ,''o'
.,..,. ...,t.,,, CO..
lHt ',a,'hHl 'lfruit mcyclt meet, which
sg sstdTIaJ, Jsns %. aader nc S'iG aaapires
T. I','I.r.a At5o'i"lon' bids
..,s w. Ihr nf, an ~ The racing tai
''," "i "W',.'a "iii be- seen ~ NJ proies-
iaaf, 1il hr % snnr " b5i H' cen,ests b1twdnn vm.s
r.lsfs n Kansas wv and ib tribn,ary m terri.
,',,.,, .,,l Faf NJ rt"i,.si"nai events on the
't'"fs" l'' Hii'h ,Hir adinltnniy ,arranScI
asr's-e Hr". ~hich viii attract to
,gy ,,, AZ, ,,a, ,i,,,i E,, Ji'.,a % uhe hnrsss
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07
Early Indications "I Prosperity for
Kansas tity.

In city Ike our. buili.i. ar on. MINT
say, "on the spur nf III" moment" tr,dr
channels are nitrn changed. HYfur ttffrfa
force recognition In the height of a
boom by the rch'Hlug ~ hatIgr real
estate dealers. other streets dHnanI trade
by Their natural grade adapted ~ trattlr
their surrounding neiRhhoThppds ami ne
entsrprising spirit uf The nrfr haf,tH gH1
In" IN" ihpropthinI"; ~ "a, latter class
rank. Tn" nerve ana 'Htlrs 4. -iiIys.
ness" of an Eighteenth street nsrrhant
are pFoycfb!al NOW on ths eve uf hnot nor
more substantial boom. one that brspo ahn
healthy condition for trade The snFT-
setlc ana irrepretsible Eighteenth street
hone that distinguishes a prob fOia fa.T-
chant from a mossback-hs adgftlIssH. 1t
VIII well repay any reader OF this paper
to read over carefully each "ai" under
the heading, "Eghteenth street " the
FIsHI"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

San Francisco, June In speaking of
the refusal of Bob Fitzsimmons aud Peter
jackson 10 accept the offer of j, ii. Hide
brandt OF JohUHnrshuTg, South Africa to
arrange a match between either of the
pugilists mentioned and James ]. CoThrtt
the champion says: Fl am glad Of this
chance to show once again 10 the American
public that Peter Jackson ana Bob Fitz-
ing me in the ring They are always ready
To fight With their mouths, but when il
comes down to a substantial offer they al
ways tuanhgr 10 creep through and avoid
n match. I must say that admir-" Jack
son for his mhnlurss in coming out openly
and admitting that h. does not want To try
conclusions with me, But Fitzsimmons. on
the other hand, never loses an opportunity
to state through the public press his ability
to defeat me. hut when 1t comes down tn
actual business he Is never ready FOR work.
II am. as l always was, ready to meet
amy man that has proved himself worthy
Of battling for The Championship"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07
Lo, rate Excur,ions south.

On the first and third Tuesday of each
month til October about half rates for
round trip VIII BE- made TO points in the
South by the Louisville ~ Nashville rail-
road. Ask your ticket agent about 1t, and
If he cannot sell You excursion tickets
write to G =. Atmore, General Passenger
Agent, Louisville. KY, or George Il. Horn
er, ID. =. a., ST. Louis. Mo.
C. Fannie Allyn. the gifted free thinker
and spiritual lecturer, will lie in the city
n few days and will be pleased to meet all
friends OF the cause at iGli olive street to-
night.
Corn mud wheat Region Bullcttn
For the twenty four hours ending at q.
M Central time. Saturday, June 6:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07
o'Donn.ii Won on roin,..

Memphis Tenn. June q Billy OYl.nnru
Of 81. Paul, anl John LAWSON. EubuE al
The Terrible SHrdC,' met Iitt ulrUt if 5
twenty round glove contest at Tho N4lI
tOrium. HoHofs sore about even 80 10 tbt
eleventh round, when IL 1Hau '.au Il.
show signs Of HrnhneFH tis fniHagtJ IN,
stay ont the twenty fnuult haWstsr 'TnI
referee awarded the bout to D'D1nuelI on
points.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

philadclphia, Pa, June 1.-THE Phillies
made II three straight from PittsbuTs to-
day. ilawicy was knocked out Of the box
IN the first inning, and after that It was a
pitchers' battle, Taylor having a shade the
better of n, The three singles, one base
Phlllies d lead at the start which the III
rates could not overcome. Both teams
DlsSed = snagpy lelling game. and none
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

New York. Jua" o After trying in N.
East for tNo weeks, the ST. Louis BROW ms
ff-duy managed 20 wln u game. They de-
fenttl tho NOW YafLs Ht IN" Polo grounds
TIL aftr moon in the presence Of 5.,ls' pcO-
pie Hufh Na,klu and Hart pitched strong
ball Tho umoiy work Of the visitors in
IN seventh inning won them the same.
Score
81. Lepls .....,i o0oi94o ~ 2 :
Now York 30 o o. 2 - 4 Z
Hatteries-Sew York, Meekin and Far
rell 81. Louis, Hart and Murphy.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07
NEW STAMP AND ORDER STATIONS.
Two More E-tnb,ishcd by Postmaster
Reed,

Under orders received from the post
oiicc department at Washington yesterday.
there will be established, July /. postal sub
station No. :. at Twelfth and Indiana ave-
nue.. and postal station No. &, nt Fifteenth
and Campbell. At the same time stamp
stations will he established at Twelfth and
Broadway, and at the American bank
building This will make three stamp sta
tons In the city and six suhstations for
money orders AMI registered mail. All OF
the stations are doing IL good business and 1t
is the intention of Postmaster Reed to es-
tabIish at least six other stamp stations
in tho residence and business portions OF
zens can secure their supplies without
having to make long trips to headquarters.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

knocked out jim Williams Of sal, Lake.
Wednesday Dleht In eight rounds. has as
pitations to wear the championship belt.
He has deposited t,oo forfeit to meet James
J. Corbett In four round 20. He says that
the man who put out sullivan and Mitchell
Will no, have any show SO far as making
him quit In q four round bout.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

baltimore. Md. June e-in an EFFORT 10
make u three straight the cl.vclands tried
three pitchers In ts-duy'~ game. but with
the features. Attendance 1,Hs, scorc!
RH Il
cleveland ...I 0 - U . l-6 3
BAttori"s-Haltimurc Pond and CLARKE.
Cleveland. Wallace. Cuppy. wilson and
fJ'0HNuTuf
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

Of the errors cost anything. Attendance
l2gn Score.
RHE
ritishurg .....O 0 o u O-2
batteries philadelphia. Taylor and
Grady Pittsbufg, Hawlcy, iiughcy and
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

Kamsa. fama H"lRi's ClRly - ...s !iis
summary
Earned sins-Grani Rapids. 3; Kansas
CITY @
Twohasc hits-Gcttlnger. Mills. Hines.
Hatfield, Lake.
Thrcpbasr hlt-Callnhan.
First base on errors-Grand Rapids. Il;
Kansas City, =.
Left ON bas,s-Grand Rapids. :; Kansas
CITY. =.
Bases on hIlls-pn Thornton, 4. OF
Briggs. =; OF Barnett. ..
Struck out-By Thornton, 5; by Briggs.
.. hy barnett, !.
Double plays-Nlllls 10 pnrrott to Carney;
Nyce To Mnnninr to kmsman.
Passed hnlls-Smiuk, !; Lake L
Timo-9i3
tmpiro-pDay.
Attendance. los
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

Princeton. n. j., June G-rrinccton lie.
frltrd Vale to-day In tn" third game Of
their annual series by the score Of . to o..
RH T.
Princeton I'D o q o o IS i .
Nnl,. - d u . o - - 90 :
Batteries Princeton, Smith and Wilson (;
Yale. Murphy aud Gre"nway.
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Overland Park Races.

Denver. Col. June e-The overland park
races opened to an attendance Of s0l1.
The weather was fine. but the track was
slow. Summaries:
Facing $40 class, Tom Johnson won all
three heats. Time-2l7: 2.2D; 2;al.
heats and the race. Tim.-?:.3 9:so.
HkRSx2,20 class, Alarmist won both
yaGe. yims-.;2I; -:..2-,...
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07

IoStun. June G.--Anson won his second
victory over the Hostons to-day because
they could not hit Mcfarland. puhy's
nine had men on the bases every inning ex-
IN the nrst inning when Low made the
circuit on base on balls. Wild pitch nhi
Il scratch hi, by Tcnny. The Chirngos hit
Nichols freely hut he dil some great work
IT, the iight places. Tcnny'E catching ana
Ilhlon's fielding were the features. At
tendance i.IG2. Score,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07
srocK YARDS. is,Y. VI. c. A., =.
Amateurs rut up an Interesting Gnms
Of IInsehniI.

The Stock Yards baseball club defeated
the V VI. =. \. team at Y. NJ. c. \. park
yesterday 10y u score Of rs TO $ Although
the game was not an "rrnrless one, there
was some sharp playing on both sides, and
at the outset IT looked AS II tn. Y. NJ g. \.
bnS4 would h" the winners. MS IN" Ncore
stood to In their favor at tn" end OF the
third inning Tho stock Yards men rallied
in the fourth, however. and pounded out
iiyr runs to their opponents, one. t"inE the
score In the iifth they took the lead. and.
although tn" V. VI. g. 4. team fought hard,
they easily defeated them, making seven
runs In the last inning The batteries were
Wofford and Moore for the Y. NJ. g. a,
and Huggeriy and Jones for the Stock
Yards Emmct Anderson acted as umpire.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-07


The second annual twelve mile road race
OF the Noddle Island WiHelmen was held
at East Boston. Mass. yesterday after
noon. There were iil entries. About 10
started and over ip finished. Several thou
sand viewed the race. y, :. Boltine, OF
Providence. crossed the tape first ridtng
from Tho one minute. mark Time 3s:a5.
Dave Turner. OF Taunton another minute
man, was second. Time. * .i5ig. T. a. bar
nahy. OF Bcachmont. was third. Time
$500 The first time prize was won by Ron.
crt Crpuhart Of Boston, n twenty second
man. Time, 32;i5 The second and third
time prizes went TO Boltins. s2:5S. and
Turner S2bjis.
AZ C1tford. Eng, Yesterday. J. s. John
son, the American cyclist. in an attempt at
the milo record, flying start. made the dis
tsnce in i2 80. In q one hour bicycle
race. Tom Linton. Of Wales, using ma
chino equipped with n new lever chain. de-
f.nted J. W Stocks riding a machine with
- plain chain. Linton won by ~. laps. the
distance covered being - miles. 6i3 yards.
Hurst, with the new lever chain, heat a;
A. Chase, who used machine equipped