The times., 1897-09-09

The warriors of the lake are no greater
Shan the Colonels from the land of blue
grass and sour mash. Tebeau and his tribe
came tothe homeof the Big Father and were
beaten TO a standstnl IN a dual contest
at National Park yesterday afternoon
Eockalexis was not among them. They
needed hirnnot, as Patsey had every charac-
teristic OF a whooping redskin on the war
path. lie was full of fight and eventually Y
he kicked himself out Of the whole game
He was a. grabbed as fellow suffering
with an awful case of indigestion. All
things went wrong for the erstwhile great
nanager in the first game. Umpire Car
penters decisions wee not to his fancy
and he became so obstreperous that Jhat
official sent him 10 the bench. And even
With him out Of the game the visitors
came very near winning out
I hree changes Were made necessary ia
Tie firs. contest. O'Connor tried TO stop
TuckeT'g drive into the bleachers, and had
the liutle finger of iiis right hand lacerated
on the harbed wire fence, and made a
trip - the hospital McAllister took his
place. Then Chllds became a cripple by
reasgn cf DeMOntreville's slide TO second,
whereby Cupid's left arm was hurt. He,
too, scaled the fence 10 Freedman's place
Of treatment for accidents.
This mishap necessitated Tebeau goine
10 second and Cy Ycnng Went TO first
Things d:d not 20 right for the Cleveland
manager and be continued to kick at
ever ythiTg that had an eclipse TO it, and
when Carpenter called a strike on him he
made an awful protest. That was the
last Of Patsey in TIE first, as he was
sent 10 the bench. Powell took HIS place
These were some OF the usual occur
renoes in 4 game Of bail, and as tney
took place at the hume Of The League 5
president he has all idea Of what has hap
peneG IN other towns in the circuit. How
ever President YouIg may have felt about
tie matter The ending came In q pleasing
manner to the loyal rooters.
Hilary Swain was the LAD who mad heen
held out for The Indians and he was a fair
pitcher at that. In tie second inning
OGonnor hit for a single. Then Tucker
made an error and Pickering walked
I his was followed by a wild pitch, and
Nhat-didI Go 0'ConnOr went over the home
plate.
In the fourth Mexican flew out to Far
rell. Pickering again walked, and Tebeau
was hit. thinner hit an easy one to De-
Montrertlle, on which d double play should
lave leen made. but the FreDchman missed
his chance, and before the side was retired
two runs were scored.
When Cy Young came 10 the bat in the
sixth he crushed out a triple to right center
and scored on Wallaceis single.
With the score Z TO 4, Tebeau was put
out OF the game, when he had one strike
called on him. Powell took his place
snd made hit. Wilson duplicated, nj
BurSeit followed suit. Young kept ua
the work, ana singled. The twirler was
neatly doubled on wanace's hit 10 De
MOntreville- Three runs were scored
ami the Senators tied.
The Senators made their runs in the
third on I.eahy's two bagger and Swaim's
single. Tire fourth was regular hola.
bardment Of Wilson'S assortment. De
Montreville doubled. MCGUIRE went out
Tucker sent one into the bleachers. Refill,
hit for two bases. Gettman singled, AM
leahy again hit for two bases. Foul
earned runs went over the plate.
DeMontreville cracked cut d single il
the ilfth and scored on McGuires triple.
In the seventh Selbach hit for two base
and catne home on DeMontreviIIe' 5 single.
When the ninth came along Leah,
singled. but Farrell, who took SWAIN
place, popped up d fly TO Wilson, wh,
doubled Leahy at first. Selhach walked
and Brown who was miserablv weak a
tie bat prior thereto, Init TO left for Z
triple, scoring Selbach, which was the win
ming run.
Mercer pitched the last inning, for tn,