Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-21
GALATIANS WIN THEGAME
THE TROOPERS TAKEN INTO
CAMP ON A SWEEPING SCORE.

The Match Witnessed by Large CROWD
and the Winners Cheered-The Score
of 90 to a POINTER for the Macon
BOYS.
The game between the Hussars and
Chsthams drew a fine crowd TO the Base
Ball Park yesterday. The Galatians won
the toss and sent their opponents to the
bat. WILLY led of, taking his first on
called balls, stole to third and came in on
a passed ball. McAlpin went out on
strikes. followed by Naring and Gordon.
The Chathams came in with Bell,
who struck to first and went out. Bailey
made base hit TO centre field and took
his first. W. Palmer fOuled to third, and
was taken in by Myers. A. Palmer
struck a twO-bagger. bringing Bailey
home. Wilson hit to first and brought in
Palmer. Prendergast went out on first,
retiring the side.
In the second inning Schley knocked to
Cam and went out at first. Hull struck
out Nicoll sent a fiY into the right tield
which PrendeTgast took header and tried
TO catch in his pistol pocket. Pritchard
went out on first, leaving Nlcoll on third.
The Hussars retired whitewashed.
6. Cam struck to first and stole to sec
ond, followed by Lincoln. W. Cam
struck a twO-bagger and brought both IN.
Bell was given his base on balls. Cam stole
in over the home plate while Bell was TAX
ing it. Bailey by base hit hrOughG Bell
in. ". Palmer went out on first, Bailey
stole in. and A. Palmer struck out. Will
son put the side out by a foul bound to
Nicoll.
In the third inning Myers took his first
on balls. but went out on second. WILLY
struck a base hit to right field, and stole
TO second. McAlpiu was struck by the
ball and given his first. Waring went out
on a foul bound caught by Bailey, and
Willy went out on third. Another white
wash went on the scorers book.
The Hussars relieved NicOH behind
the bat and put Waring in his place.
PFendergast won his first by a passed
ball. G.. Cam went out, bringing Prem
dergast in. Lincoln scored a run. Bailey
fOuled out Bell won his first by safe
lick. followed by another from W. Pal
mer which brought Bell in. A. Palmer
knocked to centre field and brought in his
brother. Wilson hit a grOunder TO the
box to McAlpln, who raced with him to
first. and made put out" leaving Pal
mer on his base. McAlpin was hammered
pretty thoroughly in this inning.
In the fourth inning Myers struck TO
first. but went out on second. Schley
struck to first and stole to second, coming
in on a fine fly by Hull, who presumed on
it. and was put out on second. NicOll
made a safe lick to right field and reached
his second, where he was left by Prit-
chaTd putting the side out.
The Chathams retired without run IN
this inning, G.. Cam going out on foul
tip, Lincoln and W. Cam perishing on
first.
The fifth inning opened with white
wash for the Hussars, Myers and Wylly
going out on foul tips, and McAlpin on
first. The Chathams met the same fate
by the brilliant playing of the Hussars--
McAlpin taking IN not liner from W.
Palmer, and Schley downing A. Palmer
by beautiful throw to first, where Bell
had already met his fate.
Lincoln took the pitchers box IN the
sixth inning, and was hammered by
Waring and NicOll-the former winning
his bases by his fine running, and passing
over the home plate, Hull going out on
strikes and Schley and Nicoll on bases.
The Chathams went to the bat and
Wilson flied out to WILLY on
second. and Bell to McAlpin in
| fly to Wylly, which he mutfed. Cam
made a base hit and scored a run. Prem
| dergast went out between third and home.
In the seventh inning, WILLY and Me-
Alpin made two more runs for the Hus-
saTs, while the Chathams added five to
their score
On the eighth 9chley struck hot liner
to Cam in the pitchers box, who swung
TO it. Hull earned a run. Pritchard
struck agrOunder to first, which Palmer
failed to hold. Nicon and Myers went out
on foul tips.
W. Palmer flied out to McAlpin. Bell
and Bailey crossed the home plate. Prem
dergast struck out and G. Cam was put
out on first.
In the last inning the game grew
exciting. The Hussars hammered Cam
numerically. Wylly went out on
first, followed by McAlpin, who
struck out. WaTing made a base hit
and stole to second. Gordon struck
to first and brought in Waring on
passed ball at third. Schley knocked to
first and Gordon came in. Schley stole
to third. from which Hull brought him in
by strong base hit. Nicoll knocked a fly
to centre field and made his first, but
was left there by Pritchard, who went
out on a foul tip.
The Artillery waived their last inning,
and the game ended with three cheers for
each nine and the umpire, Mr.. George L.
Cope.
The following is the score: