Umpire-John Hisgen, Esq., of New Or
leans.
Scorer-Armand Willoz, Esq.
We regret that the boys were not able
to procure some one in New Orleans able
to keep an itemized acore of their field
ing, as it makes a break in their records.
The reports of the game between the
J. M. Keatings and the Rogers juniors
played Tuesday, the 27th ilt., on the
Pioneer Green, New Orleans, are contra
dictory and therefore omitted.
It was hoped that a game might be
arranged between the New Hopes and
Nolans, to have been played last Sunday
at the Clark plantation, but as it was
pay-day on Mr. Bierue's places the gen
tlemen belonging to the first mentioned
club were otherwise engaged.- The 16th
instant, however, presents a blank page
in their score book, upon which, should
they feel so inclined, our boys may write
their names.
The young men of the town are anxious
to play the Rapides nine, of Alexandria.
Can not our contemporary of the Drao
erat aid them in the matter of arranging
a game with his friends.
A hoodlum doubted Rudd's efficiency
in the photographic art. "As proof, I'll
,ake your profile," said the artist, and
the tramp left his outlines in the mud.
