The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-07-10

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quantities of choice ceiling and flooring,
which is being stacked up preparatory to
planning and matching. 1t will soon have
a large lot on hand, brsidcs all kinds OF
rough lumber. Last Tuesday the ug-boat
Telegraph, landed at Leblanc mill a,large
raft of choice cypress timber. Mr.. Lo-
Blanc has now full stock of timber,
both cypress and pine, and is ready to fill
all orders on short notice. Parties in need
of lumber will do we'll to send in their Or
ders at once--frst come, first Served
BASE BAHIA fine game of ball was
played at Cleveland Park last Sunday by
the Lee aud Fortier clubs -of Donaldson
Vile, each team being reinforced by several
New Orleans players. The contending
nine were Is follows:
kh ess: F fsst,e"', . tSfsSf'
Hahlon. Catcher. .Wart man.
Leroy First Base. Thorn.
Bothner.. second Base. Park.
Eelancon, ........ dh1ru tf,ase' ......' ~, Mutke.
Cook. Left Field, ........ Rodeillat
Burke, .Centre Field. :. .Loumiet.
Bentley. .;,y.,; Right Field. Landry.
Fe es;;;; ........:::..o o.
Umpire-F. Castaigne.
thieu for FOrtiers.
This leaves the rival local clubs exactly
even on the score of this seasons games
They have played three matches, the first
having been won by the Fortiers, to 1; the
second was n tie, 2 to g. and the third was
won by the, Lees, also 4 to l. No date has
yet been assigned for their next meeting.
The Viguets of Plaquemine returned
home Monday morning from their trip to
Shreveport, quite we'll satisfied with their
record despite the defeat they sustained at
the hands of the invincible O. KS. The e1-
cursionists played six games while away,
winning four and losing two. -Four Of their
ported in last weeks CHIEF. On Saturday
they defeated the Reviews at Natchitoches
by Is to 10, and on Sunday vanquished the
Boyce club, 20 to3.
The Fortiers of Donaldsonville leave for
Shreveport to morrow, stopping off at
Plaquemine to play the Viguets in the af-
ternoon. They are to cross bats with the
.. KS on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, and expect to reach home again Fri
day or Saturday morning. They go with
the following strong team: O'Neil, pitcher;
Wartman, catcher; Montero, first base;
Thorn, second base; Connors, third base;
Wutke, short stop; Rodeillat, left field;
Park, centre field; Landry, right field;
Fortier, substitute. Manager Bradford,
Secretary Blum, Scorer Matthew and one or
two other friends of the club will accom-
pany the boys. We wish them pleasant
and successful trip.
The weather outlook was 80 discourag-
ing the Lees decided to make no engage
ment with city club to come up to-mor-
row. The Charlets were asked tosvisit us,
but were reluctantly compelled to decline
on account of the fair and dramatic enter
tainment in progress at Paincourtville for
the benefit Of the Catholic church.
The Wilds aud Fortiers Junior played on
the public square this afternoon and the
Wilds were VICTORIOUS by score of 20 to u.
The same clubs play again at Cleveland
Park tomorrow.
The officers and players of the L. Wild
club are the following: s. S. Ingman.
President; G. Montero, Vice President;
L. Z. Bentley, Secretary; R. H. Thatcher,
Manager; +. Castaigne, pitcher; VIM. Nc
Poet, catcher; Sidney Hanson. Captain and
Arst base; Arthur Prejean, second base:
Jos. Coaehlin, third base; J. Won Lotten,
short stop; Geo. Richard. left field; F.
6eip. centre field; Arthur Melanoon. right
field.
Tho Chariet Base Ball Club of Assump-
ton reorganized on the 9th of June and
herewith we give q complete list of the Of.
hcers, committees, active and honorary
members, etc:
President; G. Fernando vics Preslde neav A.
t5amoneaox. Treasurer: f. A.. Ieuve, Captain;
tsry and Scorer; J. A. Meiancon, Umpire: Eu-
gene Lese. gate keeper.
COMMITTEE on Gronnds-J. A. Melancon L.
MarQuet. A. Simoneaux.
Reception lCon.n,ittee-Ant. Pintado, DR.. N.
Wives. Il. s. Marks, l.. A. Flandry
act1'e members.P. $. lauve, pitcher. Z. A.
1AsuVe. catcher: 4. FERNANDEZ hrst base: A, NJ,
Vegas. second base; c. Templet, third base; l..
Maranet. short stop; ". Melancon. left field;
4. Simoneaux, center field; c. Lalande. right
field.
Honorary n,embers-Dr. A. A. Aucoin. DR.. N.
Wives: Y. H. Pugh. l.. A. Flandry, Z. Leze. D. s.
Templst. ]. T. Fernandez. Il. s. Marks, Ant.
Pintado, o. A. Templet, L. +. Guillot.
Grounds-Eureka Park. Plattenville.
ALI communications should be addressed to
the Captain, Paincourtyille, La.
Tho Lees are preparing for their excur-
aion and will leave here on the 25th inst,
a. previously announced. Games have been
deanitely arranged for at Plaqnemine, Nat.
chitoches and Shreveport, and there ia every
probability that they will also play at Vicks
burg, Monroe and Boycs. A new park has
just been completed at Monroe, and our
players expect to croes bats there with the
Cnions of FSrmerville as we'll a. the local
team.
The Viguets of Plaquemine will be asked
to visit Doualdsonyille ON the 18th to play
a. g - RID.
To all Who are suffering from the errors and