The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-13
ALL AROUND SPORTS.
happenings On the Diamond,
with the Fistic Fraternity
and Among the Local
Cyclers.
he BazoO Weekly Dissertation
on the Events of This Nature
That are Talked About.

Jack Glasscock is great favor
with base ball people in New York.
The favorita selection for the
entucky Derby winner is Wat err
Pn.
An English colt. Cleator, is en-
sred for seventy races for The coming
Jason.
There ara no games cf base ball
18th outside clubs listed with the To-
hl mines as yet.
-Buffng on, the pitcher, has been
aade man ger of the Phi adelphia
yers' League.
The divorce of John NJ. Ward
nd his wife seems foregone conclu-
on. She will return to the stage.
-Rusie, the pitcher for The New
ork National League club is play
g the game of his life this season
Both the "Katy" mines and the
Blues" are taking advantage Of all
bic good weather TO get up in prac-
Gee.
1t is rumored that the Pitts
urg club Of the Nation il League
Fill soon d sbapd. The reports are
hat the members have not been paid
uring the entire s7ason.
-fJoe Kelly SAYS the demand for
sGycles is such that it is almost i'm.
.oAsible 10 get erd RS Fl led. He has
4 ad larg. sa'es la'ely and there are
iany inquiries for wheels now.
The cor fiic'ing dates of The rival
sase ball clubs in the National League
nd the Bro:herhcoi of players will,
is most likely be changed. Both
j. ZEE that it is lo.iug arrangement.
y john Wards Brooklyn team
ave discounted President Bsrne's
League team as dtawing card so far
his season. TIER receips have heen
ar ahead Of the cid Brooklyn club.
Won Der Abe, is having con.
inued 6ght with the local base ball
lubs in ST. Louis, and the latter
eems to have the best of it through
lnt. Tine former has increased its
apital stock from $1,000 to $50, 900.
A large crowd would without
oubt be attracted to the park to wit
ess base bail game between the
Katy's" and the Blues" The
hangers would fad it TO their inter.
y to arrange such contest in the
lear future.
Manager Hanlon, Of Pittsburg,
common sense fellow. By being
he first to reduce the admission fee t.
twenty-five cents he secures the lasting
friendship of every base ball enthusi
st in the Smoky City. He NIGH
have cut the price down later but ht
bowed good sense in cutting it quick
=, and before the League men had {
Chance to secure credit for just sucl
proceedings.
Referring to the report that Phi
Dwyer and Ed Kearney bad ex
pressed a willingness TO back jim
Corbett of San Francisco against an,
of the heavy weight pugilists, Phi
Dwyer last evening said the repor
was true. "Ycu may not know it,
he declared, "but that man Corbett
In my opinion, outranks them all, an
q took pains to tel him so when h
was here. / also advised him, on re
burning home, to take good care Q
his hands, and that when he felt fit t
let me know and | would back hin
against any fighter for any amount u
10 $50. 900 a side. think Suliva
us retrograding sadly, and [ do NJ
}believe he will ever meet Jackson O
|any other first rAter." Mr.. Dwye
further said that although it was nc
generally known. yet it was himsel
who found the money for Sullivan i
his battle with Jake Kilrain, an
he was willing to do so again but
he were matched against Corbetf, b
money would be placed on the latte
and he thought it would prove a sal
investment.
The Pulpit and the Stage.
D. G. N Ch~o,,t Dastox ITn.,ad pratl