Evening journal., 1896-09-28
THE GREAT STRUGGLE.
Over 1900" Witnessed the
"Terrors" Win, 10 to I.
THE EEVERwoRKs DISSATISFIED.
ANOTHER GAME MUST DECIDE
THE CHAMPIONSHIP - UMPIRE
MULVEY NEARLY MOBBED
COURT CASES THIS MORNING
RESULT IN NEW sIGNERS.

COURT CASES THIS MORNING
RESULT IN NEW sIGNERs.
The great game Of baseball between
the "lSever Work" aud obbins-
Vile Tcrrors" took place Saturday, and
the 1000 fans" who witnessed the con-
test W. never forget It. The game
was called promptly at o'clock, and as
the Never Works" crossed the field
cheer after cheer rent the air from
their admiring friends Manager Gill
lis tossed the ball across the field, and
play commenced with the Never
Works" at the bat Jonas Heck hit a
low grounder Go fourth base and come
home on a dead trot with the team
yelling like demons. Sam Adams dog
flew after Jonas, and twenty other
brutes Joined in the procession.
Paddy White came next to bat, and
struck out on the eighth strike. ellis
frowned and the cranks yelled at
Paddy to get tree. Dewey Dugan
also famed the air, and Mulvey told
him 20 try again, but the same result
The "Terors' came to bat, and then
the trouble began.
Paddy White was in the box for the
"Ncver Works, and he twisted and
turned and jumped, and the ball shot
across the plate, but Heck caught .- in
the eye. billy Heal rushed forward
and tied the optic up, and play was
resumed. Mulvey hned Jonas for
standing in -4e way. and the game was
stopped for fifteen minutes. Mulvey
ran, aud Jonas rushed after him,
shouting like a Comanche. Everybody
Joined IN the chase. and poor Eddle's
face looks as IL he had slept with rats.
Order was restored and play resumed
once more. Tho "Terrors" made eight
runs that inning, and the same in the
next. Heck made the only run for the
Never Works" and the game, owing
to SO much dispute, was called on ac-
count OF darkness
Some new players were signed this
morning. and probably they VIII be
held IN reserve for the football team.
Frank Spencer, colored, last August
az campmeeting time. invited his best
girl TO a carriage ride. She accepted.
Frank was IN his glory for the time
being, and drove the horse so hard that
the animal now has the whoopinR
cough. Frank signeu ior $500 bail ior
the upper court.
Willie harris was discovered yester-
day by officer Kelleher at Fourth and
Orange streets doing the Hoochee-Cou
chez dance on his head. Willie WAS &c
full OF booze that he told the copper h
! was in heaven, and 10 touch hin
would be a sin. Judge Ball decided h
the negative, and he signed for 81 an
costs. He Will play In Bun McGinty'
, place at second base.
John Boyer, colored. is called Peep
ing John, and at nights when no one i
about, he stands beneath trees warb
ling that plaintive song, Come Dow
Miss Davis" Sunday MY fOhT
gained an entrance to Maggie Davis
home and to the bedroom, where Mag
gle had retired. AS she closed hel
nightly petition with a solemn amen.
out from under the bed came a dolefu
chant: THE Lord be Wild Yer" Maggie
screamed and John ran. This morning
: he signed for So and costs
George Nicholas colored, mesmerizes
} his better-hnlf with a cuspidOr, anG
Annies face this morning looks like ai
Egyptian mummy. His wife did no
press the charge, and the case was dis
missed on payment OF costs.
John Long, charged with theft. wa
dismissed, there being no evidence T.
= hold him.
George sipple, a hobo" was ar
raigned for embezzlement. Willard
/ Wilson testified that he engaged Georg
} as driver for one OF his teams and sen
p him TO collect a bill OF 81. This sun
. was big item TO George. and he nevo
e came back. The team came back, an'
tied on the shafts were these words
Just tell them that you saw me" III
spent the money buying peanuts. gin
ger cakes and some hard cider. Thi
morning he signed for 5000 bail 10
- upper court. He will probably pla
81 hair full-back on the football team.
o. William Holland. a plain drunk, wa
D arrested by officer Hurley yesterday
{ William had his clothes on wrong an
4 his shoes also. lie got the push wago
r and s. and costs.
r Andrew Murphy assaulted Marti
p Corliss. His case was held over unit
h 10 morrow.
n Frank and William Rooney, descend
r ants Of Lord Rooney sat on Patse
Haman Saturday night. and It too
twenty yards Of muslin TO do Pat up /
style. They will have their trial tc
a morrow morning.
\ A GREAT CELEf4s6TIoN.