The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06

Bicycle riding is great fad with
the ladies in Washington.
will Logan will soon be seen
gracefully astride of a Safety.
Jimmy Tyler, of the ''Katy's"
is taking in the Sunday game in 81.
Louis to-day.
Several changes will be made in
the playing order of the "Katy's" in
their next park game.
Fred Dunlap thinks the near
future will bring a Big reduction
in the salaries of ball pl. yers.
John A. DeTar, an away up"
KanSas City wheeIman, is over Sum
day in town and will join in the run
to Lamonte.
There is no truth in the report
that Taylor Lingo is practicing to do
trick riding On the "bike" at the
fair.
Joe Kelly says the demand for
safetys is greater than for any other
style of wheel. and that it is difficult
to get orders FL ed at the factories.
The total tendance at Pitts
burg at the sx Brotherhood games
was II, 9S7, and at the league games
1866. Thee facts do not besr out
the circular notice of the Player's club,
issued in reducing The admis 'ion fee,
that the Plttsburg patrons were with
them ten to one.
Tommy Burns of Chicago re-
c2nt'y had his trunk stolen. Those
who know what an elaborate dresser
Tommy is will appreciate his loss.
Tommys wardrobe cost him several
hundreds He is one of the few ball
players who carry trunk. Now he
wishes he was not.
-"Wiz I'd" Schaefsr and Coast
Champion MeCleary have depcs' ted
81 900 as forfeit on billiard match,
which will be played the nights of
May 20, 80 and 81 at San Franc SCI.
They will play 1000 points each
night, AMI Schaefer will allow Nc
Clesry a single discount. The match
will be for So, 900 side.
The dnuble Jump re system in the
PLAYERS League is not giving perfect
satisfaction by any means. In Pitts
burg there has been a constant growl
since the season opened In Bnffalo
it hasn't been much better, and the
Boston newspapers give the inference
that Ross Barnes has been terrorszed
into deciding anythi g just about as
Ward wants it.
The fr.t thing that p tt Browning
did when he reached Cleveland was
10 Sc the feGce that "Buck" Ewing
knocked the ball over list se4son.
Pete then msde a be line for the
Broth rhood grounds and Inspected
all the Outfield fence in that inclos1re.
He says now that he will put bali over
every fence that Ewing does.-Phila-
delphia Press.
eve are having more trouble
with our umpires every day." said
Captain Comiskey of Chica 90, while |
in Pitrsburg. They are not up to
the standard. | DO not accuse them |
of favoritism, because l thiuk they
are honest; bit their judgement is 90. |
what it might be. 1Omy mind it is
well enough 10 have these things un-
derstood at the outset, and unless |
these men improve, why, let them 60.
"A New York special says
There is one thing certain, q great ba !
player appreciated, no matter where
he plays. whether with the National
League or Players League. This
fact has been fully demonstrated dur
ing the past few days in Glssscock's
case. Notwithstanding ali that has
been said about him, he is one of the
most popular players on the polo
grounds, and with the people who at.
tend the League games. His batting |
and fielding have made him many
friends already in this city, a. d he
must be convinced Of this from the
way he has been applauded for his
timely hits and brilliant stops Of hot
hit balls that looked like base hits.