The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-09-02

were roughly hhnuieu Dy the MOD AT
Iron Mountain, they took their medi
cine and said nothing
So docile were they that Iron Noun
tain got the idea that they could come
up here and chase us off our own
grounds and they got fooled Now
they re crying and lying in an effort
10 wesh their dirty linen. The writer
Of the article in the Tribune Gazette
knows that he lies, not.prevaricates
or gives his side but simply lies.
Manager Corcoran secured the ser
vices Of DR. Stevens stranger in the
city from Jasper, Mimi, 70 nmpire
the game The Doctor was getting
along nicely evening mp the close de-
cisions but Iron Mountain kept kick
ing all along IN the sixth inning
with man un third a man on first
ana one out OBrien threw TO Brice
10 second expecting to fool the third
base runner The throw was high Fer "a
return Brire cmgtt tte haH ducked
his ltft hand under hi shoulder aud
tagged tH1 runner ul then returned
The ball To OBren, the third base
runner not attempting to- make home
The umpire called the runner ont
when Immediately Miliman aud Howe
rushed onto the field claiming that the
umpire didn see the play. Wester
the man caught. quietly walked 20 the
bench acknowledging that he was ont
but the duet kept up the kick, taxing
the patience Of the crowd which began
10 call out, put them OF. =" Howe
got strong and dared the crowd to put
them off. This was let pass and had
he let mp with that all would have
been well. But, the kick was kept
up and the Iron Mountain captain had
the nerve ~ ask that Chappelle be put
in 10 umpire. the latter being on the
grounds at the time. This request was
denied and Howe returned 10 the
bench 10 consult his manager. He
started back followed by Milliman.
On his way he passed O'Brien wi o
was called a vile name by Howe. the
latter became angered and started TO
take oil his breast protector when
Howe wheeled and struck powerful
blow at him O'Brien ducked ana
clinched mis- antagonist and the officers
nterfered In the mean time
O Brien 4 friends rushed in Herman
Holmes was first ON the scene and
separated the combatants and had
Howe been satisfied at that there
would have been no further trouble
but he ducked and tried to get away
from Holmes and in the maneuvering
WAS struck the blow in the face. Mr.
Holmes grabbed the fellow by the neck
and he began to cry. Howe was turned
over 10 the officers and no further
violence was offered Marshal Man
ming took him outside of the fence
and, upon the request Of several of
our prominent citizens, let him go.
He went 20 the hospital and was
sewed up
In the mean time the Iron Mounbun
players kept back % their bench. "a
very fortunate procedure, and they
were not molestcfl in any way Milh
mnn duckei through small gate
hark of third base line and there wa.
pewo Not more than twenty dya
left thoir seats MOST OF that buuch be
INK kids
Manager Corcomu refused to play
any more bali with the Iron Mountain
team although that organization pro
tetsod that they were hero 10 play or
SUNDAY He sent them home on IN,
evening train aud everyone WAS wei
satisfied that they were gone.
Howe is the same fellow who in TN,
second game up here, held Frank
Nemacheok and exaspei ated the latter
40 much that he struck AZ him. out on
the base line At the second Irot
Mountain game he kept letting hil
club slip out onto the diamond 10 IN
terfere with the pitchers fielding th,
ball and threw his cap in front Of Ed
Lucas on first base lie comes from
Milwaukee and has mono too enviablt
% reputation there in tho Hue "a
sports Iie made mistake when h,
got s.rana and fried to chaM us aa
uar own Ha.d and naus of the Hlne
tot tba Iron Moantaiu papars wil
change it $50 haya no excuse to oHei
md EVERYONE Here Ghd tbat har
win be no hasg bail Uotwttn the tw,
towns i'm the future Wo1l just coin
Sign our repartoriHI maligner o b hus
handry oi their Hughtt tregl hupeI
boo hapgs that omt day thev n feap rich
reward trlm what they have sowu
NOTES
4 What are we going 10 do with
BroeY did You say Mr Tribune man.
Now, u you don tell anyone we II