Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-13
INrHE DIANIOND


zassyffre DeTsat. Atlanta - Aseon
par. chicago very Cl0ss-
A-rawrA Ca Apps 1.-Two t1oL-
szs1 -eo1Iz s4T 70 game between A.
Izr-a ard E4.1FIl.s tass afternoon a.
Act Pafs. Atlanta pat .aaEss AID
G1zso- i- t1s box and Baker and >lill-
RAJ. -sa-e5 fo- Nashville. TIE score
ss1r-. : u =. I1 favor u NASHVILLE. A.
Iz-ts made nit- and : errors. -nader
struck o1t one nan. Nashville maze nine
s.ts ana two erro-s. Baker s-rlck Dut
seven The game vas won 1y Nashville
in tce a.. 1a.f oft1e ninth .nnlnZ. At
Jsuta uas oue aasad. Blttman knocked
. tnree-5agEer. BAKER Dt ~
srCrt VINO threw home. getting
gittuan between tnlrd a1d home q wild
rnroW Jet BIN in. and Baker VINO 1ad =
make tie round u the bases. foiloWe1
elose upon BIttuan's heels and scored,
making TWO runs and winning t1e game
for NASHVILLE. The game wa close ana
exciting throughout. : as1Fi.e - 4lE1
more enthusiasm than Atlanta oy reason
u having G0ldsoF ana BlttuaD. mem oer-
Of Atlanta team " 4a-t ear ana great
fzyOrites here. DIIccr and Ar -, At
Iauts's old battery. Hi- represent Sa-1-
vile to-n9-r0w. Nashville team seems
. SHADE better tnan AtIanta's t14- year.
cHARLE-TOS DEYEAIED.
ArCr-rA. GA. Ami. lZ.-ine Charles
lou uine played q good game o. ball here
today. but The nome team succeeded In
buncbIng their bite az one time and com
pletely ratified tue visitors. beating them
b. score u j. n .. Individually. Al
gusta's nine ID not superior ~ Charles
5on's, probably, but a. base bail team
the home club OUuanks Charleston 10
every way. The visitors displayed
a want d discipline and lack of
system. which most certainly cost
them their defeat. Weyning pitched
q magnidceut game up n me seventh IL
ming when be became eZciied, and a.
nnerciiessly pOU nded. after which the club
went n pieces and the home team won
al Will. The features u the game were
H0gan's stealing u bases, HarDrldZe's
work 10 the field and a. me bat, a Deauti-
ful catch By Sylvester IN centre, the Wild
work u the visitors all around, the clock
Ike work d Augusta, the large attend
ance. especially u ladies, and the en-
fhusiasm ard good humOr Of the crowd.
TIE weather was perfect. Inc following
Is the score By innings.
Augusta. .....-....o 0 2 0 0 5-l1
Char eston .-.-.l 0 o O.
Batteries: FOR Augusta. Brown and sut-
eNd; Chariest0n. WeyhinE and conway.
Passed Dals-By Augusta q, Charleston 2.
Earned runs-A ugusta 4 Charleston Q.
Baee blt--By Augusta -. with a total u lbs
- Charie.t0n 3, with a total n 3.
struck Out-By Augusta 2, b. Cnarleston 9.
Errors-Augusta 8. Char estOu 3.
WHO pItches-By Augusta, 3y q harleston1.
A CLOSE GAsfE At MACON.
MACON, ga, April 12.-About 800
people witnessed tO-day's MacOr-ChlcagO
game. TIE feature u the game was
hlller'g great pitching. Macon s battery
was Miller and Harter, and Cnicagos
Flint and Noodle. The score was: N aeon
9. Chicago 4. To-day was the time sci
apart for the meeting o. the Southern
League umpires in this CITY. There were
present Buud. Green and Brennan. Nc
Quad did not arrive, and no meeting was
held.
GAMES ELsRW HIRE.
WAeHIsGTOS.April 12.-Games Of base
ball were played to-day as follows;
At baltimore Baltimore @; Rochester 4.
~ Philadelphia - Athletic 2; Pniladel-
plIa8.