Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-23
o { rs. BRISTOL.

FTER MICH EXCITEMENT AND MORE
y ;zls, tie m.seh gams between the Phoebe
al Br<.oi BAs4 Bail Climbs has at last come Of
Ths Br.ssal Gus SsGt to Pioebe t. piay gen
lsusasy game Of h-S bali They were os SOFT
&c ;@so Plo<he By a brass band base drum
Al q ball zza.e. wnesaer tais was bat ole 81
"a E.zy str stasems Of tae Pioshers. it is I'M
oeSs BE = SAP. Sat tie writer Of sGis, whsn he
obs rxzd tae sgo41zsi expression which swept
ever tie fsres 4 the Br.stolisns SIS tie baaa
s-1ek mp There's BAin in Glezd,' iarned
Asusself a5s1s and rseklessly offered to bet SIX
hzts sAzt sas w4oIe cla5 had been -dePed-"
s1 hts SID the PieeheEs Pile, 81 they didn't
call II Tae . o-cszid wss bu. the beginning
x t. zafor;aazte visitors troubles.
The stage lad 10 sgerer STOPPED than the
whuleC Cub we're compelled 10 .staEd in" to
ressrvs TIE LIE Of szeir captain, he being in
-aa.14e.y sssiled by I73 Pho hers. wanting to
kaoE VIA. he vas going to do about an UNI
pare After a short but decisive engagement.
he vas safely landed in the San jose Hotel,
tranquility rsisned for a short time. when
saadeasy loud voices were heard Issuing frvm
fh= c1pf-szs rssn. waea the Club arriYed
10 tie Eesczs- they fo1Dd him lying upon tie
STA IN \ dead izins. VITA Ar. Campbell, Cap
tam. AID Ar- Goo4Ezsa. Treasurer u TIE tl-
oehers-zn ehnate PsOchers f-9ei IN tie bark
II s4u4-wElt.ns 10 kD0~ What he Was going
q DO zhoat N uAp5r- 1t Mast be distinctly
uazerstNd ta4t Asssrs- Campbell sid ,.up-i-
L.1 das MT t IL tie Dr.st9l nl9n mt a faint.
Nessrs- Campbell aha 0oo~iAsn Lever Tx.
Al last he raO-aeEtOos question IS t. who WAS
t. DC zrplIe Vas dee4ds4 By a l. IS, and a eer-
tssn Ar ayGn IVES caaszn A few WORKS as 1
tn gesI.=AAns he : Us he WIS Captain u
tns haieieroocker Grab vi san Francisco re
has lived IN isqcAe for two years, and til.
nnIekerboeker Cub vas Organ zed this year.
Singular IS il IrAy seem, although tn1s yaHns
mzs has rtriaed 50 long II P.Orne. 1t w-s il.-
p-ssiole Ia and a man IA HE town who was &C
qu7inted v tn hina- TAe exceeding good tssts
! Vi the Ploeksrs shout SOM things is marvellous.
! do not yrSpcse 10 enter int any exten1eG
nGtlr- Of tie various errors. niffs sad general
Is yretchrd PLAYING Displayed throughout the
gam: it might hsve teen v orse, but not much.
The fielding fl of the Phoebe Club was mag
nIieent: tie Bristol Club made IS runs on one
inning
NOW for the ..s~entiemanly' part OF the game
Til stakes we're deposited by Aessrs q odinan
and Ulusrezd. in the hands OF Mr. Kee.y. of
the PioeEe Bank with the dist net Understand
ing. IS both Goodman ard keeiy Will scknowl-
edge that the money was only 10 be < ven up in
the presence OF tie tSD Tressurers la the
eighth inning, finding II impossible 10 beat 10
men. after demanding a change OF umpire. tile
Br stoi Club refused to pay INSTANTLY Mr.
Goo luisn srrsns at his buggy, AMI taxing the
umpire-a total stranger - Eitn-Tusaed of TO
Phoebe. and psrsuaard the stakeholder to z We
him the money. The astoni-bnaent of the
Bristolisns, when they resched tow u and hea d
OF this, can be better imagined tAsn de serihed.
Upon OlInstead Supplying Il HE bank for lnfOi-
nation on the sab3ect, Dir. Kezly It'd hi he
had given up the money on the strength of
GoodmzB's represent .tion; that be hsd ulier-
stood the agreement: tast ne know he YVES do
ing wrong when he gave it up. Eeely snd Ohm
stead then went to see Goodman. who also az
kncwledged that il was wrong, hut declined t.
return the money to the stakeholder. and want
ed to know what toe Bristo.ins were going to
do about it, Gentlemanly-wasl't itf
cannor conclu ie without expressing my adj
miratlon for the Piochers' t-nth" man. One
man is a host sometimes, you know. He won
the game for them HIS name is Ryan.
BRISTOL BASE BALL CLUB.
Bristol. New, July 20. 1879. jy23-It