The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-14


1 Home Runs -Nichoil and killeen.
] Left on Bases-Sayaunah 4.
struck out-By Petty s. knleea7.
/ Bases on Balls-By Petty .
/ wild pitch-Petty.
Umpires-Aieakim and Colcolough.
Time-i:20
Cross and Hurley each hit for two bases.
Nichols home run was beautiful hit.
I Klusman had his eye on the ball yester-
| day
Denny Long was unable to smile last
night.
| Hurley caught Long twice on the throw
| to second.
Manning pranced around second like
! 2-year-old.
sayannah played an errorless game
yesterday.
Quarles let Charleston down in Colum
bus with three hits.
kid" Baldwin has more troubles than
| any man in the business.
Manning was commended on all sides
for his action yesterday.
Quarles and Hurley and Sherwood or
Duke and Baldwin are to-day's batteries.
Eiteliorg will join Macon as soon as he
can file the edges off his name.
1t is surprising how ignorant people are
at times. Carney is an example.
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before Wentz got his hand on the ball.
Carney is poorer but wiser man. His
break let him out of sharing in the gate
receipts.
A small boy attempted to steal Georges
glove, but as he jumped the fence with it
Billy nabbed him.
Cross steal of third in the fifth was
daring in the extreme. Klusman put up
great game on first.
Savannah made nine hits, with total
of sixteen bases, while Charleston only
made five with total of ten.
Mrs. James McGarr, wife of Savanuah's
popular captain and third baseman, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning.
Carney should order a rule book for
each member of his team, himself in
cluded, and fine each man who does not
| read it.
| Montgomery seems to have done the
right thing in restoring Shea to his posi-
ton at second. Shea is one of the fastest
men in the league to-day.
Sammy Nichon played great game
making two hits, single and home run,
out of three times at the bat. He also
! had three put-outs and stole one base.
| The Grocers defeated the Butchers
yesterday at Collins park in a close and
! exciting game by a score of Is to 10, The
features of the game were too numerous
| to mention.
McGarr's catch of a foul fly from
! Weddege's bat in the seventh was fine
| one. He also made phenomenal left
! hand shot of a hot grounder from Wentz' S
bat in the same inning.
Charleston was retired in the fifth
inning without hitting the ball. Nc
| earthly and Carney went out on strikes
! and Long, who went to first on balls, was
caught trying to steal second.
George showed up well yesterday and
at once established himself in the good
! graces Of the audience by an excellent
running catch from Wentz's bat in the
third inning. He also batted we'll.
Sugden is very quiet and gentlemanly
player. He monotonously rolls his quid
in his mouth throughout the game and
always plays ball and he doesn't want to
be called mister. ''Me name is joe" he
told the bright lights in the stand behind
him.
In an interview published in the At
lanta Constitution of Monday, Manager
Murray of the Atlanta team says: 1--WE
have now been all over the league and
have not only seen every club in the
league play ball, but have played ball
with them. Before l went away on my
second trip 1 was frmlyof the opinion
that the Savannah team was the strong
est in the league, and l have found no
reason to change my mind, notwithstand-
ing the fact that Manning is not nearer
the top than he is"