The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-07-04
Picniekers' 10 cent lunch baskets, at Ing
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Picnickers' 10 cent lunch baskets, at Ing
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BAsx BALL.-The +. Lendwehr club Of
New Orleans came to Donaldsonville via
the Mississippi Valley railway last Sunday,
agreeably to their engagement, and played
with the Nolans one of the finest games
OF the season. The score by innings was
as follows:
Landwehrs. ...0 o 2 Q Q o.
NOlans. ....O 0 1 % o o 1 o.
Umpire-Jos. J. Park Of the Fortiers.
Soorer-R. NoCall0h.
Ten Innings were played and as the hour
was growing late and there was danger that
the visitors would miss the train if the
game was prolonged, it was decided to
leave it tie, t. be played of at some fu-
ture date. The umpiring of Master Park
was extremely creditable, aud although
there were one or two attempts at chick
ing" they were soon abandoned and the
game was concluded with the best of feeling.
The city boys expressed themselves pleased
with their visit and DESTROYS of returning
at an early day to play of the drawn game
Of last Sunday with the Donaldsonnille
boys. Messrs. E. Iandwher, manager of
the visiting club, G. r. Allen, father of the
lightning little catcher Of the nine. and
Mr.. w. L. Arnold, sporting editor OF the
Ereai,lg Chronicle, accompanied the Land
vher team, and appeared to enjoy the trip
into the country scarcely less than did the
players themselves.
The Fortier Juniors of this place and
the Prejeans of Assumption played re-
tuen game on the public square last Sun
day, and the little Fortiers retrieved their
defeat ct the previous Sunday, scoring q
runs against - for the Pr6jeans. The um-
pires-it took two to finish the game-were
VIM. A. Terrio and John M0llere and the
scorer Frank Heating.
The Fortier Juniors wore their uniforms
for the first time last Sunday and presented
a very neat appearance. The outfit is a
copy of that of the Lees-blue caps. shirts
and pants, trimmed with red, red stockings.
red letter on shield.
The Viguets of Plaquemine suffered an
other defeat Inst Sunday-the FACETS of
New Orleans downed them by the close
score of to 8. Better luck neyt time, vi
guets! ....
A grand outdoor entertainment will
take place at Mr. Paul Landry's on Now
River to-day and tomorrow, the amuse-
ments to consist Of horse racing, baa play
ing, picknicking under the trees, etc The
BourQues and Picards are to play there this
afternoon and the Bourques and bourgeois
tomorrow. Tonight grand ball will
come of in the Paul Landry ball room.
The Fortiers leave for Shreveport to-mor-
row evening aud will play the @. KS Of
that city Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day next, returning home Friday or Satur-
day. The Lees of Donaidsonville (late No
ians) expect to make the same trip two
weeks hence, playing the Viguets at Pbque'
mine ON the 10Th, and 0. KS and Scots Of
Shreveport, and possibly the Robelines
during the remainder of the week.
There was another base ball fzzle at Ba.
ton Rouge on Sunday last. The A. Schaef.
fers went up from New Orleans to play the
Ramos club, but qusrrel occurred during
the second inning and the game was broken
up.
The Picards and Lees will probably play
at Donaldsonville on the 18th. The Dutch
town boys were willing to come to town to.
morrow but prior engagement between the
Lees and the Bohnes prevented.
Alta meeting of tbs Nolan club held Wed
nesday night the name of the organization
was changed to Lees Of D0naidsonville
and an election of officers vas held. The
proceedings are detailed il aaother column.
Pate de foie gFas, truf3es. psrderaux and
b6casse at Maufia's Cheap Grocery Empor.
INN.
We do not recommend Bile Baaas'' te
cure SD the ills human aesh is heir to. but VI