Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-10
SPORTS OF THREE KINDS,
ATLANTA WINS HER FOURTH
CONSECUTIVE GAME.

NONSEN}IIN v II GAhNs
Memphis shuts Out Birming
tanooga Wins from MacOn-BOat Rae
ing on the Sohuyll5iu at Philadelphia
Running Horses ut Chicago and Mon
mouth Park.
ATLANTA, GA, July 9.-The Atlantas
PLAYED their fourth consecutive game
with Augusta this afternoon before 5000
people, and won to the tune Of to 4. The
home club played its everyday game,
while the visitors showed up poorly and
were outplayed at every point. Hoford
and Roxburv were the battery for Au-
gusta, and Dundon and Money for At
lanta.
Base hits-O6 Duudon 8, oil Hohord s.
Errors-Atlanta 2 Augusta Is.
struck Out-By Hofford II, by Dundon 3.
Tonight, while the rotunda of the KIM
ball house was filed with strangers,
Sanford C0uen, Of Augusta, was as
saulted by Umpire Dunleyy, but not hurt.
Mr.. Cohen bad telegraphed an account Of
Yesterdays game 10 the Augusta ChrOn-
Scle. and in TIE article severely criticised
Dunlevy in his official capacity az UNI
pire. This Dnrleyy took otlense at, and
upon being told by Mr.. Cohen that he was
tie author OF the article struck at him.
Mr.. Cohen waIded off the blow, and be-
fore further hOstilties the men were sep
arated. Mr.. Cohen left for Augusta to-
night. No arrests were made.
COLUMBUS LOSES AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 9.-Nashville
and Columbus played close and inter-
estng game to-day, which was, however,
without special feature beyond several
brilliant double plays on both sides. Err
irors Of the visitors In the sixth inning
gave Nashville the victory by score OF
A 70 I. Columbus made a run in the Sec
ond inning Nashville made one in the
6sst and three in the sixth.
Base hits-N ashville S, Columbus5.
Errors n ashyille >, Columbus 3.
CHATTANOOGA DEFEATS MACON.
CHATTANOOGA, July 9.-Chattanooga
defeated Macon to-day by score of to 6.
The game was won by the heavy hits Of
Vesch, two nome runs being made by the
CAattAnoOga-sou by Hart who brought
in enc, anG one by Seigle who brought 10
two. Hart pitched, y base hits being
made 0f him 10 $ of Veach. Macon had
8 errors and Chattanooga 7. Chattanooga
|feldod finely, making three double plays.
Macon made one home run, LAWN scoring
it. The score by innings was as follows:
Macon ...... 0 o 0 ] , 0 %
Chattanooga has signed Menke, late of
the DetrOits, as pitcher, and Lewis or Bal
timOre, as first baseman.
BIRMINGHAM SHUT OUT.
MEMPHIS, TENN, July 9.-The home
team today shut out Birmingham by a
score of TO 0. The home club played an
errorless game. Masran's delivery was
Extremely hard for the visitors to get on
ito, so they hit him for only Z singles.
Memphis pounded Kelly for II hits, with
a total Of 10 bases. Masran made home
run in the ninth inning, but was called
out by Umpire Young for running over
second base without touching it. Masran
and Colgan was the battery for Memphis,
while Kelly and Troy occupied the points
for Birmingham. The score by innings
was:
Memphis. ...... o 0 , o 0 o %
Birmingham. .......0 o 0 O 0 CO
Base hit-Memphis y, Birmingham z.
Passed balls-TrOy /.
Bases allowed on balls-Memphis 2. Bir-
mingham i.
Doable plays-One each
Struck out-By AIasran 6. by Kelly !.
ErTors-Memphis 0, Birmingham 9
Umpire Young.
GAMES ELSEW
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The following
games were played to-day:
Al Washington Lancaster -, National Z
AT CharlOtte-Raleigh 9, Wilmington 5.
At Chieago-Chicago s, Providence 5.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING II. Metropolitan O
At acknowledgements 4, Baltimore /,
At Cincinnati-Cincinuau 4. Athletic 2.
AT DetrOlt-DetrOit 3. Philadelphia ,.
At Bufalo-Buffalo ,. Boston g.
AT st. Louls-St. Louis 8, New \ ork 5; St.
Louis :. BrOOklVu 2