The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

coming safely home on a passed ball.
| Mcguire again took the bat and reached his
first on low grounder to short, coming home
safe on R. Touhey's strike. R. Touhey made
his second fy to left and was brought home
! by Meyer, who made his frst on fire ball to
centre field, but was left on his second by Hes
lin, who again fell victim, being put out ~
6rst by McNelty. Carolina's score 9 runs. q.
s. K,mball took up the bat for the Sayaunah's,
opening with fue ball to right, upon which ne
m ,de his first. W. F. May came boldly
to the scratch but was taken in by Heslin on
full bound. J. B. Flanders was stopped at
FIRST BY Schachte. McNulty made his first on
ball to centre, brought Kimball home. aud
came home himself on passed ball. E. l..
Beard was done 70, by Schachte at first So
vannah's score q runs. Gaue standing, Caro-
lnas g; Savannahs 2. There was nothing
marked in the batting or fielding in this in
ings.
SECOND INNINGS.
Houston led of for the Caiolinas, and was
decapisated by McNulty OF first. McNelty next
took the bat, and 90 q ball to right field made
his first. D. Touhey, on low grounder to left
field, made his first, and sent MeNeIty to Sec
ond. Bosce was put out on foul by Flsnders.
Sohqchte, on we'll delivered aud heavy stroke
! TO left field brou. ht McNelty and D. Touhey
home and took his thrd. Mcguire made his
first on o grounder to short stop, which
! was badly fielded, aid came home on o
passed ball by Flanders. r. Touhey, on
1oPk frat
| went 10 third on passed ball. Meyer struck
to centre making his frst, and remained there
with 3. rouhey on third, Heslin being put out
| at .Hrst by McNultY-4 runs. Ned niger, OF
the Savannahs, then stepped up, aud, on
nue fly to right field, made home run, the
first Of the game. Bosienal was stopped at
first by schachte. Schafer made his first, and
| was brought home by SGurtevant on o fine ball,
Sturtevant m aking his second and coming home
| on passed ball. Klmball was next in and was
put out st second by 3. rouhey. May put d ball
! to short in handsome style, taking his first,
| passed to his third on passed ball, and COM
ing home on flanders strike. Flanders,
MoNully and Beard each scored run. Heid,
linger was Left at first. Rosignal being put
out on foul by Hesiin-7 Ruas. Scorce-
Caroliuas. -. savannahs,9.
THIRD INNINGS.
Houston again took the bat for the Carroll
| mas, and, on q good grounder to left field,
made his second, and went to third on pass
| ed ball. McNsltY was taken at second base
on very pretty left-handed caoh by Beard.
One out. u. Couhey, on Ane fS to centre,
brought Houston home and made his second,
coming home gu an overthrow by Flanders.
Schachte put neat fly to May. which he failed
10 hJld. Schaohte took his first, crept round
to thlrd, aud was brought home by Magulre,
who made his first, and came home on an over
throw. r. Touhey was allowed to take his first,
on muff by Beard at loft field. Never. Hes
LIN. Houston and McNelty each made Iun.
D. pouhey was forced from his base by Boyce
and put out at second. Boyce made q run,
Schacnte being left on third by Masuir who
was put out ut frst-11 runs. Schafer took
hold for the Savannah bsys, making run. and
was followed by Kimball and May, who did
ditto -sturteyant, Beard and Rosignal falling
victims. McNuty and Flanders we're left on
the bases-3 runs. Score-Caroinas, "a; Sa-
vaDnahs, IL.
Up to this time the game had run in favor
of tho Carolpas. who we're in high glee and
seem I'd to have things all their own way. This
put the Savannah boys on their mettle. and
they made up their minds to have another
shake for it, The sun was very bright, which
intertered With the operations Of the teldere.
This had much to do With the occasional muffs
that were made.
FOURTH INNINGS.
R. Touhey and Heslin were the only players
who scored runs IN this inning; Meyer being
put ou. at second, Houston and D. Touhey at
frat McNslty was LETT on his secoud-2 runs,
sehafer then opened the ball for the Savan-
nshs. BE came to grief on fly to Mcguire,
and Sturtevant struck out, Kimball, May,
Flanders aud McNu!.., sa,h scored, Bear re-
COED cc: :1itigstsd affection, being put out at
fist 4 runs. Score-Carolinas, 26; savaa-
nshs, 16.
Y1FTH INNINGS.
Bovce, OF the Carolinxs, ma1e his first, but
was put out on his second by Kimball, who
muffed Schachte's ball, g, giving HIM. his first
base schschte was brought safely home oy
magulre. who took his first Oh low ball to
short, and came home ou passed ball. r.
rouhey was nesely taken on the fly by Kimbail.
Two out. Meyer made his first, but was
stopped at third, leaving Heslin on first
base-2 runs. The Savannah boys were
now Woe awake. NclGlinger took his first on
three strikes, and came home on passed
ball. Rosignal and Sturdevant did better,
and each made his frst, being brought home
by May. Schater came to grief on foul by
Hcsliu, Klnball do. on first by Schachte, and
McNulty do. do. by Schachte May and Fiand-
era were left on the bases-9 runs. Score
Caronnas, %. savannahs, 10.
SIXTH INNINGS.
The CarolInas came IN, but went out on the
one-two-three order. Heslin aud Houston
wero put Gu: on second, and McNelty the same
on foul dy 20 Noid,.nger. No runsi The
wai,ewashiag innings, (tbe only one in the
game) VI tue Caroliuas cheered the hearts OF
the Georgia boys, and they wen: 10 the home
base with new puck. Beard led OF with bali to
right field. making bis first and coming home
b, N ,ldIlnger. RosIgnul. Schafer, Kimball and