Savannah morning news., 1885-06-27
HARVARD OUTROWS YALE
THE BOYS IN BLUE LEFT Is
LENGTBS BEHIND.

Philadelphia Gladdens NEW AoEA
Heart by Again Defeating ChicagO-At-
Iauta and Augusta Win Games from
Bfrminahsn and Memphis-Nashvilie
One Too Many for Macon
AUGUSTA. GA, June 26.-Augusta de-
feated Memphis to-day by a score Of9 to
8. Hard hitting did the work for Au-
gussa. 1t is said that Memphis will play
n number of men from the Kansas City
club tomorrow if they arrive in time.
Base hits-Augusta r. Memphis ).
ErrOrs-Augusts >, memphis =
Struck out-By Kilroy 10, by Nash ;.
ATLANTA WINS EASILY.
BIRN1SGHAM, Ala, June 26.-The
teagne leaders won easily here to-day.
scoring runs to BITminghan's ,. Kelly,
the new pitcher of the home team, dld
fairly, but when he was hit II was hard
and luckily, and the fielding behind him
was poor. Goldsby scored for the visitors
in the first and Cahill in the third inning,
both having earned hTst. The crowd
thought that both were put out at home,
aud when the umpire announced the de-
cision that each was safe, the spectators
made considerable noise. The game,
however. was lost in the fourth inning
ON a throw. when Cleveland, HenEe and
Bittman, having earned first, were al
lowed to score by wild throws. IN the
eighth inning for Birmingham, Kelly was
hit by the ball and took his base, and
Roche made base hit and both were bat
ted in. but when Atlanta came in McNey
and Clark made base hits and Cleveland
a rhree-bagger and all came home.
Struck out BIZ sullivan 6; Kelly, 4.
Base hits--Atlanta q, Birmingham 8.
CRUso AIDS COLUMBUS TO WIN.
COLUMBUS. GA, June 26.-The game
to-day between Chattanooga and Column
bus resulted in q defea3 for Chattanooga
bv a score Of 4 to 3. Clark ana strauss
we're the battery for Columbus. and Lott
and Cox for Chattanooga. CrusO played
right field for Columbus. The score by
innings was as follows;
Columbus .........-1 e-4
ChAttanOOga. .--...1 0 o-3
Rsse hits-Columbus S, Chattanooga 4.
Two base hits-COlumbns 8.
Three base hlts-COlUmbus l.
E.Trors-Ihree each.
Earned Funs-C Columbus 3.
Double piaye-Columbus z. Chattanooga 1.
Struck out-By Clark 5. by Lotz 3.
II INNINGS AT MACON.
MACON, June 28.-One Of the finest
games Of ball ever seen in Macon, barring
the first two innings, was played to-day
between Macon and Nashville. Nash
VILE scored one run in the eleventh in
ming. after two men were out, by
scratch. Voss and Marr were the battery
for Nashville and Neach and Gillian for
II was an interesting game
throughout, and very little kicking was
done. The following is the score by in
nings and a summary Of the game:
Macon ......5 0 0 0 0 OF
Nashville "A 0 0 0 Is
Errors-Mscon 9, Nashville 3.
Earned runs-MaeOn l,
Base hits-Macon 10, Nashville IS.
Two-base hits-Macon 3, Nashville l.
Bases on bslls-Macon 2, Nashville 2.
Passed balis-Macon ?, Nashville /.
Struck Out-By Macon 5, Nashville s.
Double plays-Macon l.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Phe following
games were played to-day;
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8, Norfolk 0.
At Lancaster, Pa.-Lancaster II, Newark A.
At New York-Metropolitans IL, Baltimore
&.
at Brooklyn--BroOklyn l3. Athletic Q.
At Buffalo-BuffalO 5, lew York Z.
At 81. L0uis-Boeton 2, st Louis !.
AT Wilmington. n. C.-Oxford 4, Whining
ton !. Twelve innings
at Cincinnati-Clnoinn6ti 4, st. Louis g.
At PiUtsburg-P Pittsburg z, Louisville 8.
At ChicAgO-Chicago 3, PhnadelphIR I.
At Raleigh. N. C.-Ralelgh 10, Henderson Z,