Clipping:Obnoxious coaching

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Date	Wednesday, July 6, 1887
Text	[Cincinnati vs. Cleveland 6/28/1887] [from Frank Brunell's column] …in the sixth inning the baby's batsmen knocked Serad out and got six runs. Then the most disgusting exhibition of rowdy coaching that I have ever seen or heard began. Tebeau and Baldwin did the dirty work. Both referred to the Cleveland players in mean, loud and uncomplimentary terms, and kept up a continual and disgusting series of senseless yawps from first and third bases. Sweeney [umpire] was insulted and accused of designedly making decisions in favor of Cleveland, and Kid Baldwin quarreled with the spectators and discussed the city and its club in loud terms with everybody who spoke to him.
Source	Sporting Life
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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