Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-24
IN THE BASE BALLARENA.
ATLANTA HAS A REGULAR
WAIk-OVER AT MACON.


Careicss Playing on AuEusta's Part
Gives Chattanooga Game-Nashville
Pleads Darkness After seven Innings
and Gets the Best of Birmingham An
Exhibition Game at Columbus.
AUGUSTA, GA. June ga poor game
was played here to-day. Augusta lost by
careless playing. CHATTANOOGA scored 4
and Augusta 3.
Base hits Augusta 6, Chattanooga Z.
Errors-Augusta s, Chattanooga ).
Struck out-By Kilroy $ by Lott none.
ATLANTA HAS A wALK-ovBR.
MACON. GA, June 23.-The largest
crowd of the season saw the game be-
tween Atlanta and Macon to-day. Sulli-
van pitched for the visitors good game.
Helnzman went in the box for Macon but
was relieved by Stevens in the second in
ming. The game was won easily by At
lanta because of Macon's weak battery
and poor playing on second base. The
score by innings was as follows:
H HtIS99a ..-.. '. o o ! -
Earned runs-Macon /, Atlanta J..
Two. base hits-MacOn ]. Atlanta 4.
Three base hits-MaCon !.
Wild pitches-MacOn l.
Bases on bals-Atlanta 3.
Passed balls-MacOn !. Atlanta 2.
Left on bases Macon 5, Atlanta T.
Errors-Macon Z, Atlanta 4.
Umplre-MCCue.
ANE EXHIBITION GAME AT COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, GA, June 23.-No league
umpire arriving on the grounds, an eXhl-
bitiOn game was played to-day. Memphis
won by a score of 5 to 3. DOnnelly and
Graves were the battery for Columbus
and Nash aud Corrigan for Memphis.
Columbus played an amateur in centre
field. Smith, of the visiting team, UNI
pirp6 The score was as follows.
columbus ......-..-O l ! O.
Memphis ........0 ! -
Base hiUs-Five each.
Errors Columbus .. Memphis o.
Passed bale-0raVes 2.
Three base hits-COlumbus l.
Earned runs Columbus !, Memphis /.
Struck out-Bv Nash 1, by Donnelly 3.
NASHVILLE AND BIRMINGHAM.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 23.-The
game between Nashville and Birmingham,
which was a pretty exhibition for while,
was marred in the end by a squabble.
Seven ard half innings had been played
and the clouds threatened rain. Nash
vile refused to play on account Of dark
ness. Birmingham insisted on playing.
Umpire Young sustained Nashville, and
declared the game ended on account of
rain, against which Birmingham entered
a formal protest. The score stood, Nash
VILE 3, Birmingham .. 1t was not rain
ing more than a light sprinkle when
time was called, and the rain passed over.
There is general dissatisfaction over the
decision. The score was:
Nashville ....-.........0 Q Q "a
Birmingham. o.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The following
games were played to-day:
At BaltimOre-Baltmore 4, Athletic Z.
At ChicagJ-ChicagO 5, Philadelphia 3.
At Newark, n. J.-Lancaster ?, Newark IL.
At Atlantic City, n. J.-Norfolk Is, Atlantic
City Y.
At Sc. LOuis-St. Louis 2, Boston 6.
At BuhalO-Bunalo 6, New York 7.
At Jersey City-TrentOn 8, Jersey City 0.
At Dctr0it-DetrOit II, Providence 0.
At W ashingtOn-NatlOnal 3, Virginia 4.
At Clncinuatt-Cincinnati 9, Louisville 2.
At Plttsburg-PIttsburg 6. st. Louis z.
At New 1Ork-MetrOpOlitan 5. Brooklyn 3.
MILWAUKEE TO DIsBAND.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, June 23.-The Mil
waUkee Base Ball Club has decided to
disband. The Western League having
gone 10 wreck this was the only course
left to the Milwaukee association if
finances We're TO be looked to.
TRENTON's NINE TRANSFERRED.
JERSEY CITY, Nj. June 23.-The Jer-
sey City Base Ball Club, of the Eastern
League, has disbanded, and the Trenton
club has been transferred to this city.
The TrentOns are third in the league race
and Will retain the schedule. Powers, of
Trenton, will manage the nine.