The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-30
WON BY HARD HITTING.
Savannah Takes Another Game From
the Windy City Team.

ouarles' Pitching and the Heavy Bat
+inp of Dewald by the Savannah
fans Give Them an Easy Victory.
The Score 8 to 5-Some Fine Playing
on Both sides-Petty's Release to
Nav York Raises a Stir Among the
Fans.
savannah won a well played game from
Atlanta Yesterday afternoon by a score
ofSto ). The Dead Rabbits got in their
deadly work in the third inning, and by
fine assistance of two bases on balls, a
t,ro-bagger, a wild throw, a muffed fly
and three singles managed to score six
runs. In all of the nine innings Atlanta only
made five runs. After the third inning
Savannah scored only in one inning, the
seventh, making two runs.
Savannah's victory is due to hard hit
ting and Quarles' excellent pitching. He
oBlvallowed four singles and a double,
while Dewald was hit for total of thir-
teen bases. Quarles' work in the box
won the two out of the three games of
the series for Savannah.
The game was interesting from start to
finish, Notwithstanding the big lead that
Mannings men took in the third inning.
The players from the Gate City died hard.
They had come here with the idea in
their heads that Savannah was to lose
three games to them. They
went away sadly disappointed.
The local fans are wild over
the two victories, and willingly coneede
one of the three games to the visitors.
The fans now expect to see the home team
march right on to the front.
THE FEATURES OF THE GAME.
There were several features in the game
well worth mentioning, Murphy of At
lanta got his base on balls three times,
and made as many runs. His luck was
phenomenal. Georges running catch of
a long fly in the seventh inning, shutting
Atlanta out, called forth applause Holo-
hans batting, base stealing and fielding
were superb.
Umpire Ford seemed to give dissatis-
faction to both sides. He was Kissed and
jeered at by the grand stand and bleach
ers several times.
In the first inning each side made a
goose egg. In the second Savannah again
drew blank. Atlanta, however, scored
one run. Murphy took his base on balls
ting Murphy to third. Murray hit to
first, but Klusman made a fine stop and
put Murray out, while Murphy ran safely
home. Moran hit to short and out.
1t was in the third that Savannah got
in the winning work of the game Con-
naughton went to first on four balls.
Quarles sacrificed and COMFY went to
second and came home on Manning's two
base drive to left. George hit a long,
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Murray and Moran ran for it. They came
together with a clash the ball fell to the
ground, and in a twinkling Manning was
on third and George on second. Burns
filled the bases by getting his base on
balls. Nicholl then stepped forward with
the willow in his grasp. He hit to third,
who threw the ballover first baseman's
head. Manning and George scored. Cross
made a safe hit to center and brought
in Burns and Nichon. Holohan hit over
the first bag for one base and Cross
scored. Connaughton followed with a
base hit, but Quarles put the side out by
a fly to first. Atlanta went out in one.
two, three style.
The next three innings added three
more goose eggs to Savannah
Squirt THAT TOLD.
In the fourth Atlanta made a squirt
that was somewhat threatening.
1uGy 8OG III JnF6e runs, IudkluR Gne score
six to four. Motz got safe
hit to left. Conner advanced MOTT to
second on a sacrifice, who went to third.
Murphy got his base on balls. Here there
was play made that would be called very
rotten had Savannah not won the game
COnnOr was on third and Motz on first.
MOTT got to monkeying between bases and
Quarles threw the ball to first. The at
tempt to pen Motz failed for he reached
second safely, and while this was going on
Common reached the home plate Camp
hit to first and out. Murray brought
Murphy in on a safe hit to center. Muir
ray scored on Morans one bag to left.
In the seventh Savannah finished her
run getting by scoring twice. Burns got
out on fly to right Nicholl got four balls.
Cross made two-bagger to left. Nick and
Cross trotted in on Holohan's hit over
second. COnnaughton and Quarles flied
out
Atlanta did not score again until the
ninth inning when she made one run.
Murphy for the third time went to first
on four balls Camp hit to Klusman,
who failed to stop the ball, Murphy TAX
Ing third. Murray got base on balls.
Inc bases were full, and nobody out, and
Atlanta had only four runs to make to tie
Ihe score. Those who had started to
leave returned to their seats, and looked
on with breathless excitement. Moran
NED out to the left. Dewald hit fly to
George, who took it in. but Murphy man
aged to score on throw in. Ely hit to
snort and out at first, and Atlantas last
chance to win the game was out of sight.
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