The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-09-29

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depot by the officers and several members
of the Nolan club and escorted to the Lee
Hotel, where they were entertained as the
guests of Manager Lafargue during their
stay. The game of ball in the afternoon
was witnessed by large crowd of people,
1873 of whom paid 25 cents each for the priv
ilege of sitting on the seats recently erected
by the Nolans for the accommodation of the
public on such occasions. The match was
one-slded in the extreme, the score showing
30 to in favor Of the Brennans at the close
of the ninth inning. The home club did
not play any thing like its usual game, while
the sklllful curve pitching of Landry and
the heavy batting of the Brennan sluggers
placed their opponents at very great dis
advantage. Cook had his hand split while
playing behind the bat during the seventh
inning, and Nick Brennan, the genial sec
ond baseman of the city team, took the
place of the disabled Nolan player for the
remainder of the game. The champions
played their hardest, and it was only by
few good base-hits that the Nolans were
able to score a run in the first and second
innings. Mr.. Jno. Hisgen umpired the
game IN a very acceptable manner, and Mr.,
Il. McCulloh acted as scorer. AS the score
sheet was taken to New Orleans by the
Brennans and an incorrect and garbled
transcript thereof. published in the CITY pa
pers, we are unable to give the score in
detail. The Brennans expected to getaway
at 4:25 Monday morning, but the train was
delayed eight hours by an accident to the
Atchafalaya incline, and did not arrive until
about l O'Clock. According to the New |
Orleans IiMes-DeDloc.ut some of the party |
complained that they were not hospitably |
received here, whereas they had been led to |
expect quite an ovation, and that none of |
the managers or members OF the Nolans |
put II an appearance at the hotel after the |
game. These statements are neither truth
fui or IN good taste. No unusually ornate |
or enthusiastic reception had been prom
1sed them, and the unauthorized statement
that ball was to be given in their honor
was complete surprise to the Donaldson
vile players, as no such entertainment was
or contemplated. Mr.. I.afargue.
the proprietor of the hotel where the wish
tors were entertained, is manager of the
Nolan club, and was at home during all the
time the Brennans stopped at his house.
During Sunday evening the captain and all
the six players Of the Nolan nine who live
III town were at the hotel, and they all de-
rived the impression that most of the visi-
tors showed little wish Or disposition to be
seeming to prefer the company
and conversation Of their own party to that
of others. We regret that such q question
should have been broached at all, but since
members of the Brennan party have seen
askeu ff,iia.1bllclty to the complaint noted,
h he did, to their g fair that its erroneous
e Baptist conference and there he WAS rms
II fighting till the conference, nep'
we tbin1, :417Axpelled him. Hethen nuo'
nat,,.a.l N ~ oat> ~ss>-1-1rssak- 1or
oa, ,al s,looia DC made known. The M sion
sll readily sympathize With the 7raaa o-"1.-t
- ,'lS' bfennans at the DEPOT fo,. a,.s ""l'
fs ,,1 SIMILAR experience at Alexandra ,oss
80 CO., DoS we do not think a SINGLE ,aa'>, ,'s'
49, -, a., 1,oian nlne was cognizant of the eao.
h slelr visitors had not got avav aar, ,,'o
,l7 morning. We Certainly d;a w. 1>'llS III
9ar delay until late in the afternoon r'0''' Oh
: e slguets defeated the Nichols a,.,
: % lSeoe1nlne park last SUNDAY hv !, saol -
90 ~ T. GOOD for the Vigue+s, N00io j
- sa'ne was played BY the Cbes co;,.
~ e. L. Brents on the MoCan ~'7'sefs
1 fa afternoon, and the little G ojnus' q
&c - 'l!elf opponents by the heavy ODDS \
ie p - D IN seven innings, as follows: "
5 5mpirc, Toni: N.Y. 3 7 7s i,
am Falcon npu's Alelancon Of McCaIls Scdror AZ
me Nolans will=lsavefor Shreveport th;s !
49, 800 g. ana expect to have the folIowinr,
- aeafney' p; Bentley, c.; stock,navar
;: ), leroy, b.; 8Eutke, 3 b.: Duroz
'el1'at, l. f., HILBERT, C. f.: Terr;o 49, g. - z=
a. - =: baliey substitute; Richard Burke
e.. Several playing members nra
accompany the party, and nleas
11'alslon IS anticipated Three aan,as
oe played III Shreveport and tia 49,. go
= ~ ''o1''e On " ednesday MORNINGS
e o'lef game between the Young Tioor, 4
on'iesS Is on the tapis for to-n,or~or
o,8fhes defeated the Stars at No., AAD'
rs last Sunday, 10 to 8. The Ices sa, ADJ
1''ns play Tomorrow
my Collins, one of the mos.
'S 1 IN New Orleans, died there 1aa.
leaving family in poor cinal l'S7'
:: an exhibition game for tbeir
oeli's arranged. Mr.. Collins vas HAl
~ 1'its. Z. Goughlin of Donaldson ~
cousin, we believe. >N''>'A1- 6Nar
have won the Leaona o,,o
%, % ana ai, the Chicago and Proviaanne
- Nv lor 'he second place. Each ,oCA
- so' TWO games to play, but tho fo for Wort
40, e,'l ailord to lose both without an -----
1ls their title to the first place en-
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ba e Suln'DS, sub lessee OF the Bayou To the
nc Terry, publishes in another oo1
denial of the renort 49, w..
o,a l., the crossing of IasiIE III
onu tlleir aDparatps d,,n; 4 famil
ce of the fro "''iihs the grateful S
Nie III Fort Barrow last have been
altefnoon, Or that he oh.,,., OF their p
ire7nen who. no esiafged fer Monday l.
~ whom he knew to l,o s,o,, bors and
ports arose from NJ, , 's''ii' whose eff
,,,.e,o,,4 ~ 1af. tsu1mby's when our
A1osoHl The oVerloadinr Of a. met with s
while the a,,;,,o ~ tiie sincere nnt
,a,.- o@istiie and Babcecls ! If any of Il
'e.7 were being taken ovor 49,, lar to that
the cross;po &c a., ei' ana TOO may f
VI The rabble, who hands to /
| no service at the scano oe their nome
Of