The morning times., 1896-09-03

at New YORK,
Brig. Gen. McGunnigle and his corps ,r
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@nu s"'. ,'eih +" Poleiiins On
oae sPo' "nefc we papy wears the peaos'
Uncle Ans and his Colts hied themselves
to Baltimore for n trouEcing, and Boston
trun couple OF wallops into the Done
Browns Bucks Astonishing Braves had
scruppy Bill and his band Go o when a., rt.
meas set in and across tho hC h,;da,
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ment with Fmtz's Tro,,cy no,,y.rs m,
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al the Colonels OF the country would be as
Scmbled III convention at IpdianapoIis this
"eek- Ihey are mistaken.
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On qeneraI nrincinies. an, that rho hasa
hail renresentatixes ~ Old Kentucry ,yara
nader the hondican of tho long. tiresome
iumn from R,ston, it looked lie rinding
mnner for the senators to take a asfaII ont
of their visitors
IN IoopEn ycy ,,,r
LoohED EAs1' hoI-
Tom Brown and his men could be in-
agined felicitating themselves over the
soft snap, FOR had they not recently broke
even with Cleveland and Chicago, got the
best Of Pittsburg and sent Cincinnati
But no. Col. McGunnigle & Co. had the
traditional Blue Grass aces up their sleeves,
and when the pot grew to size of their
liking they showed In stack of blues and
bluffed the Statesmen to standstill.
The Coioneis deserved to win. They
played plucky, uphill ball and never
showed the white flag for once. With five
runs against them, they gamely stuck to
their task, and by using good Judgment aud
being quick to take advantage OF the weak
ness OF their opponents they finally pulled
a creditable victory out OF the hole.
Had German been retired from the box
In the seventh, or had George Miller been
given a base on balls in the fateful eighth
inning, this story would probably be
different But what's the use-there is
no consolation in philosopbizing over what
might have been, Maud Muller.
1t was quite disappointment to the
audience tnat Jack Crooks was not able
to play. The king is suffering from
sprained knee aud his place at second Is
being temporarily filled by johnson, re-
Gently secured by Manager McGunnigie
from the. Augusta club OF the New England
League. AS TO johnson, judging from
IL m he wv was much pumpkins. NV 'o~ ."
Crooks. however. was in evidence at
the gate, and had the glad hand for the
hundreds who gave him hearty welcome
and good luck, Jack" greeting as they
filed into the stand. The king thinks
surely ny eoihoiIo", WHeh uiS hVhuS' eue