Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-14
Small Sports.

Small Sports
 Lovett is pitching goodiball again.
 Philadelphia wants another pitcher.
 Dunlap was rotten-eged in Ohicrgc.
 Gilman Is Oolumbus's star baserunn- CT.
 Washington wants s2,OOO for Fillmore.
 Mlcky Welch is still Boston's hoodoo.
 New York HOW stands third in the list.
 Pi.tsburg has signed a Csliforni phenom.
 Ward is nos running bases like he was last yegr.
 Jack O'Counor wants hIs release from Cincinnati.
 WiLklemsn loads the Minepolis bat ters with .3CS,
 P'affsr is st bis old trick blocking player Btsecond
 Jo5 Walsh has made forty-dye hits in f5Tty-0ue gameF.
 Nicholson, of Minneapolis. has not sccfed a run this saIscu.
 Ted Sullivan is making penrant winners out oi tEe senators.
 Klgsnau is fsljin1 wsll Tor Boston but cannot hit balloon.
 President Reach, of shc PEilies, IS on 9 still hunt for Fitc5ers.
 Beokley has DO. made an erroF for Pl;s5urk SO ;Gr this season.
 Tom Deesly maas hia first run in seventeen games last Monday.
 BrosEen has scored more runs than any other Minneapolis player,
 Bryan IS tne seventh Pitcher Chi,a- gu has Lad ID the box this season,
 At Cheyenne the Greedy club defeated the local team by Q score of to 6. At Sheridan Park the Phil sherIdsns defeated the Denver Browns; score, 9 to 3.
 Duryes, of St Paul, IS pitching bet ter bsll :hsn sny pitcher In the Wes- tern association.
 Sioux City, recently admitted to the Western Association, IS putting up pretty fair ball.
 ClsrksOn, for Boston, has won every game hc bss pitched against the Chics- gos. Sweet revenge.
 Now that Killen has whipped Cardiff he will probably issue challenge 10 John L., Sullivan
 Big Rodger Connor has Ucde rIre ho1le runs this season-moTe tLen any O:har league plsyer. Twelve consecutive games without Q stolen base speaks volumes for Wards inability Co practise what he writes,
 Ike Wier's biz brother won the Irish l Ht l40 pounds. Be is oaly sixteen years of age and is coming Co America.
 Governor Hill appears to be some 1 v hat G Jonah fer the New YGrks. | tEsfy time he goes to the Polo grounds &eiris's pets lose.
 The game between the Philadelphia 1 sDi New York base ball reporters will be | played on the athletic grounds ou l Fussdsy, July 10, ''HLel will the Reds stop losing | ya1:gs2' Is the cry of the Cincinnati pa- | ps.9. And the answer comes floating | back, "Neverl Neverr'
 No club has yet made double figures E base ball hits of Welch of New York | la fifteen games pinety-four hits have | been made of him
 DO EllinGsworth, the ex.smetuE mid ii' weight fighter, is to fight Billy Var Icy t.;seu rounds at Oaklaud Rink some .ns ID July,
 Al Newmarket yesterday ibe race or the Sotlsnd plate of 95CO, for three 'eRr-olds was won by Sheen, Galore 'eC5nd, Arrandall third.
 Boston believes in spending money o- atrertI sln2. Is has made Detroi5 ID otie- of S5OOGO for Sam Thompson .nG H,rdy Ri:hsrdson for mex. season. Gi the sTenty-shree heaviest hitters n ;Ss League, Boston end New York age three each, Detroit six. Chicago ai Indianapolis five each, and Puts sr.s -E1.
 E,7' srlay's local games resulted as -i1 Morning gsne-Denver Fine -.-.1 5, Colorado Springs F; after r. .- zauc- Denver FiFe points :, Col
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 y who Wa5 visiting .a Sidney re- '.;.. sce med Go rCCCRnIze her hostess .- .-.. "Why, you have P--here" hs sgil "Do you know him?' was -o ,oGisbed ques.ion. "Cartalnly; he las ny husbands late Secretary, and - i- @ brother jO the Earl of L."