Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-30
GOOD GAMES IN DIXIE.
THREE SOUTHERN CLUBS GIVEN
WHITEFASHES.

Macon Scores Six and Nashville NOTHING
Augusta and Columbus Defeat Mem
phis and Chattanooga RespectiVel!
by Scores of to Zero in Each Case.
MACON, GA, June 29.-Nashville me-
her Waterloo before Veach's grea
pitching to-day. But one base hit wa
made off Veach while twelve were made
of the delivery Of Kellogg. The following
tells how it was done. BY innings the
score was:
Nashville ...........O o o 0 0 o 0-C
Earned runs-MacOn 2
Errors--MacOn ,, Nashville 4.
Base hits-Macon r. Nashville l.
Two base hits--AlaoOn ?, Nashville !.
Left on bases Macon 5, Nashville l.
Double plays-N ashville l.
Struck out-By Macon A.
Bases on balls-Nashville l.
Passed balls-N nashville 2.
Wild pitches-N ashYille /.
Time 85.
Umpire-McCue.
The directors of the Macon Base Ball
Association held a meeting to-day and re-
leased W. q. Bryan, manager, and sub
stituted George Q. Price, who is quite a
prominent young man in this city. Every
body teels satisfied, and have strong hopes
that Macon viii redeem herself.
ATLANTA LOSES TO BIRMINGHAM.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, June 29.-The
home team defeated Atlanta in an excit-
ing game OF ball to-day. and what is most
remarkable, did 1t with the bat, making
II base hits TO by the visitors in the
first inning. Hits by Roche and McCauley,
of Birmingham, earned run for the for
mer. In the eighth inning GOldsby mutf-
ed fly for McCauley, and failed to catch
long hit of Merritt's,
which struck his hands and
which enabled Parsons to score. Atlanta
would have been shut out but fer a wild
throw of CrOssley in the sixth inning on
which Cleveland came home from second.
They kicked tremendously against UNI
pire Young's deciding Henke out on
close run home in the eighth inning. In
the ninth inning Parsons broke leader
in his arm, and gave place to Kelly. The
physicians say that Parsons viii be dis
abled some time, if he is ever able to pitch
again.
Struck out-By Dundon 4, by Parsons 2.
Errors-TwO each.
COLUMBUS CHICAGos CHATTANOOGA.
COLUMBUS, GA, June pa fine game
of ball was witnessed here to-day. Co
iumbus defeated Chattanooga by a score of
3 to nothing. Hart and Cox were the bat
terry for Chattanooga and Donnelly and
Strauss for Columbus. Columbus score
by innings was:
Columbus .......0 0 o 0 2 / 0-3
Base hiFs-Columbus7 z, Chattanooga 2.
Two-base hits-Columbus l. Chattanooga !.
Three base hits-Columbus l.
Errors-Columbus 2. Chattanooga 4.
Struck out-DOnnellv 2, Hart7.
Earned runs-Columbus 2.
James Donelly succeeds DeFrance as
manager Of the Columbus team.
Smith and Graves will be the battery
for tomorrow in the game against At
lanta.
AUGUSTA SHUTS OUT MEMPHIS.
AUGUSTA, GA, June 29.-Augusta de-
feated Memphis by a score Of 8 to nothing
to-day.
Base hits-Augusta 4, Memphis o.
Errors-Augusta l, Memphis 4.
Struck out-By Nash 7, by Hofords.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The following
games were played to-day:
At st. Louis-St. Louis g. philadelphia 2
At ButfalO-Buffalo 5. Providence H.
At DetrOt-Detroit (, New York l.
4 Norfolk-Norfolk 2, lancaster
Al W ashingtOn-National Z, Trenton 3.
A Philadelphia-Ath letic IL, Baltimore 70.
AT Pittsburg-PittsbUrg g. Louisville 4.
AT BrOoklyn-BroOklyn L. METROPOLITAN
AT Chicsgo-Chicago IA, Boston TO-
THE EASTERN EEAGUE.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29-At meeting
here to-day of the Eastern Base Ball
League the w llmlngJOn cup was expelled
for falling TO pay the guarantees TO Vir-
ginia and Norfolk clubs. The Trenton club
was given permission to play out its cham
pionship games at Jersey City, and the
foul bound was abolished by a unanimous
vote. President Diddleback reported
that Hartford and Albany declined to be-
come members of the Eastern League
this season aud it was voted to continue
with six clubs. The schedule was rear
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