The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-06
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Ih= Cane B=c~eso TIE Pi-c15scks, ::
SsE Orleans All Cacsgo Champions.
CEIcLs3. August Zs.-Ta= Pin-a5s:k
base oz- aggregation came al the -zy
from Se- U-l=z-s = pay ;te Ca:czEo
Champions. Bo;z organizations ENG!
Il uo:iTsl=1 reputation il the Eor.1 Of
cc-Ccs5 sport, zod ;Ls Pi-cabscks s:= .
highly esteemed Il Louisiana that i've ca.
.0s5s OF gentlemen OF tas:r rzcs cane
Eii1 than from tie sJ-t-. TIE betting
o. t-s contest Ess C1p:=c=Geltly heavy.
cc.0:=5 SALON. E==pz-. =1cs= protiiy :
-Eld 70 BE- beyond question. having i i.
ro,k=:s Sl-+ = - cash. Z III: 9Th
stone popularity 5=.ievs5 70 BE- 81 z-=-
;-!s-, 20 p=E=il cases =s.c- czzir. z-5
V:o1-.sJE! Eoi=, being the stakes Il
Tzcio1: zsgs-= made C5ol tie result. to
g=t-=- Win b--1Is o: Eo.5-:upr=5 IT,
ors-zs aid cz-=s =!-a s.Ts- heads z-5
=-sco:s.@ = zoy-zu=.
L-= N== D.-=zLs cC-ti-geC; -. 20 t-=
--E-. O. ;-= stand, me Chicago -=c -
5-= .=.i- 1-=r= 80 cc-ss much cordially
-=i===1 t-=- - -o= rl-z-i;! demanded. =
-Gi-c= load separated then. / -=s1.
-P.=ss= d r0t :-:o= cushions"
TIE =o--L=-Ls-s. being -s- Of -=z-s
I'd al provided themselves zi:1 c-s-.--=.
Tie Chicago os1. being COZ ps.s,iT7.y
--c-g=--- -, % =: O. Ire zz-t boards.
I-= umpire. : -zu. ==sr:5y t=-oE, rs II
tO:i-rz-s!! : E=-t=Ezr Q; mid 6isvCs.-
t1o-. He sic-J1 - ave Of tos grand stand
/ Ragged enthusiast. o. ELcs= ooz- --=-=
==rs big brown stains. which looked Ike :
nap Q: TIE Eo:!d. threatened 70 c5-T=c;
hin INTO ui1c=-Cezt.
-IC- SO-'i Use sng profs-s l2zE-sss
Oh the grounds c-!=d ". Jo-=:, captain
Of tie Uniors.
Go along, rs;o:t=d t.= uau zi;a
geographic! coat, '!o1 can, Ii. ball
With = shovel.'
o. This partisan OF me home team
raised : cushion. which be pur.oi1z5 IL
tie EIc:t=uec: IRON : so1ias-r=r. aud
b-o8gnt il dosr with : -sso-cdiug faEzck
OF ne head OF tie eri1-Eizst. no EEs
Lss:d 10 eIclsi- a. he E1ck 10 Use 70
more: Cant Ii; tie ball Nth shovel.
Orie. being tins restored. ta= game
proceeded sTsrl! until NJ. I 1-ue-, Of the
PIrehbscEs. Ess struck CIT. Get new
III pi-e,- c.ied TIE sIc7rsionists from New
Orleans. The umpire Is I'll night" -e-
turned The Chicago neu.
-"oz-d AZ! gentleman II the audience
Ike 70 set - unpi:e:" cgisd the captain
OF TIE Pirctbscks.
i would screamed everybody il the
c:OEd, rising 10 his feet.
T=o uuPires we've ssl=c:=i il place OF
TIE walking whose ir6rnity Of purpose
rad p.5ci plated the crisis. And nov the
game became exciting. Before TIE sixth
inning c1e III had bean scored OF both
sides. NJ. Campbell, o. tae home team.
prepared 10 resist tl= onsls7g.. OF NJ.
Hopkins, the Piccabsck pitcher. Tne
cornsr Of scarlet handkerchief pro! ecied
from his pocket.
There's Th1rusn al the bat, cried =
colo-ed ~ii. See MS old bandsra.'
Encouraged By this sally, NJ. Campbell
made tEo-base ti;. In az instant the
grand stand -snt mad. Ore gentleman
stood upor his head. his legs being sup
ported By two friends, Who he'd him in
tais uncomfortable position Until some
one bovled him over WITH . cushion. An
Other gentleman transformed himself into
windmill and SWING his srms 81 an in
credibls speed. A third turned 6 Success
sion OF sonsFssults, landing ST length in
the midst OF the New Orleans Contingent,
which. chatting 81 the prospect Of defeat,
lifted him bodily and dropped him over
the stand.
NJ. Csmpbel's proves spssdil! bore
fruit. With the aid OF Msssrs. Jones and
Smith he pat three more runs TO the
credit OF the Unions. The Southerners
never recovered from ths disaster. One
OF their supporters, whose face vas 50
freckled that II looked like f!-Psper in
cOnfectiorer's window. announced
despairiugly toai al vzs over bat the
shooting. The saloon keeper beEsn his
distribution Of silve--hesded canes and
yo!dtoppsd umbrellas. Mes=rs. Williams,
Ross and Fernando vent ont one after the
other in the ninth inning. and the game
vas over. Score: Chicago Unions. I; New
Orleans Pinchbacks, I.
Then the lshions few.