Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-26
TN THE SPORTING WORLD.
NASHVILLE BEATS BIRMING-
HAM AFTER IL INNINGS.

Chattanooga Wins tho Rubber At Au-
gusta--AtlantA Receivers Her strength
at Macon Columbus and Memphis
Gross Bats Twice and Each Win a
Game-Racing and Rowing.
MACON, GA, sumo 25.--The game be-
tween Macon and Atlanta contained no
special features. Bittman, Of Atlanta,
was injured in the bowels by swift bali
and keeled over. He soon recovered, but
was relieved. Atlsnta's battery was
Dundon and Mappes, and hacon's Heinz
man and Kavanaugh. Macon still needs
n battery. The following was the score
by innings and summary of the game
Atlanta .-.-...-.--z U : 80
Errors-Macou ], Atlanta >.
Base hits-MacOn :, Atlanta z.
Two-base hits-Macon 2, Atlanta 3.
Bases on balls-Macon ], Atlanta 2,
struck 0ut-Bv Macon ], Atlanta ..
Passed hals-Macon /.
Double plays-Atlanta !.
Assists-Macon II, Atlanta y.
wild pitches-MacOn J.
left on bases-MacOn 6, Atlanta 1.
Umpire-McCue.
Time ] 80.
TWELVE INNINGS AT BIRMINGHAM.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, June 25.-Bir-
mingham to-day failed to break the long
record Of base ball defeats by Nashville,
though in the effort to do it they made
remarkable record of II innings with but
. errors. Nashville made errors, but by
harder hitting scored , runs to the home
teams /. Werrick made both the Vlsl-
tors runs. In the fifth inning he got his
base on balls, caused by the ball slipping
in Parsons hand, and was batted
in from second by Htllery. In
the eleventh inning he hit Two
Dagger. and another hit OF the same
value by SOwders brought him home from
second base Merritt made Brrmtngham's
run in the seventh inning. earning first
and running in on a twO-bagger OF Barber.
A double play by Crowell, Hillery and
Sowders in the eighth inning when none
were out and the bases were fun pre-
vented Birmingham from winning the
game.
Base hits-Nashville Z, Birmingham 4.
Struck Out-By CrOweu 3, by Parsons b. .
Young's umpiring was satisfactory all
FOUND.
TWO GAMES AT COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS. GA, June 25.-Two league
games were PLAYED here this afternoon of
seven innings each. Clark and strauss
were the battery for Columbus, and Mas
ran and Schwartz for Memphis. In the
first game Memphis defeated Columbus
by score of 1 to 0.
Errors-Columbus l, Memphis 1.
Base hiUs-Columbus ?, Memphis /.
Struck out-By Clark 3, Masran 3.
In the second game Donnelly and Graves
were the battery for the home team, and
Masran and sullivan for the visitors. The
score was to 4 in favor Of Columbus
Columbus ........ 2 2 - 8
Memphis ............O 0 0 / a
Base hits Columbus S, Memphis 6.
Home runs-Memphis l.
Errors-COlumhus l, Memphis9.
Earned runs-Two each.
Struck out-By Mssran 10, by Donnelly 3.
AUGUSTA LOSES TO CHATTANOOGA.
AUGUSTA, June 25.-Chattanooga de-
feated Augusta to-day by a score Of to
I. The visitors played well, making
several good hits at the right time.
Murphy and Fitzgerald were the battery
for Augusta, and Hart and Cox for
Chattanooga.
Base hits-Augusta >, Chattanooga s.
Errors-Augusta ], CHATTANOOGA.
struck out-By Murphy I, by Hart 5.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
WASHINGTON. June 25.-The followin g
games were played to-day:
Al New York-Metropoitan 2. Baltimore 5.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn q. Athletic IA.
At st. LOus-St. Louis !. Boston 3.
AT Raleigh-HendersOn IA, Raleigh s.
At Washngton-NO game was played be-
tween W ashngtOn and Norfolk to-day.
At Atlantic City. n. 1.-THE game between
Atlantic City and Virginia was not played
to-day. The former club Will probably dis
band.
At Observation-Disclosures 10. Trenton o.
At Chicago-Chicago 0, Philadelphia 2.
At CinciDnati-Cin g. Louisville S.
AT ttsburg-Pittsburg 6, st. Louis /.
AT BuifaO-Buffalo g. New Ork s.
At Detroit-Detroit 0, Providence Z.