The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-17
OUTPLAYED ALL AROUND.
Savannah Takes Another Game From
The Pelican Team.

The Score IL 20 3-Fine Fielding,
Sharp Base Running and Heavy Bat
ting Did It-New Orleans Put Up a
Good Game But Not Equal TO Man
ning's Men-The Last Game of the
Series TO be Played To-day.
Savannah defeated New Orleans for
the second time yesterday in game char
acterized by heavy hitting and sensa-
tional fielding McGarr and Manning
carried of the honors for Savannah,
while Langsford's work was the most
brilliant seen on the Savannah grounds.
He accepted eleven chances without an
error.
The batting of Savannah was hard and
timely. Nichon led in this respect, max
ing two two-baggers and two singles out
of four times at bat. Manning came next
with three singles out of four times up,
while McGarr made two singles and a
home run out of five times at bat.
Mealxim pitched an excellent game, al
lowing six hits and sending only three
men to first on balls.
Notwithstanding that Luby was hit
hard, he pitched good game, and had his
support been as good as that awarded
Meakim, the score would have been
greatly altered,
The game opened with Manning up, who
was hit by pitcher and took first, going to
third on McGarr's single to left; McGarr
stole second and KluSman reached first on
balls, filling the bases with no outs
Burns sacrificed and Manning scored,
MeGarr going to third and klusmRn to
second; McGarr scored on Jantzen's
throw to second TO make a double play on
Klusman. George hit to pitcher,
who threw to short stop, catching Klus-
man TRYING to make third. Cross hit to
right center for two bases and George
scored Nicholl hit for single and Cross
scored. Nichols hit was tielded to third
to catch Cross, but Dowie could not get
it, and, taking advantage of the pass,
Cross started home, Dowie threw the
ball to Baldwin, but it struck Cross in the
back and bounded out of reachj Nieholl
went to third on the play Meakim re-
tired the side by striking out.
oAMPAU's HARD LUCK.
Campau was first at bat for the visit
ors and hit for single, but was caught
mapping at first; Powell hit to second and
out at first; Polhemus hit to third and
out at first,
In the second Hurley flied to short,
Manning hit for O single, went TO second
on Campaus bad throw in and scored on
McGarr's single. Klusman retired the
side ON hit to short, by which he and
McGarr went out on a very pretty double
play to second to first.
The visitors were easily disposed Of
LangsfOrd hit to second and out at first;
Luby hit hot one to third and out at
first Roat ended the inping on hit to
pitcher and out at first.
Burns opened the third inning with a
hit to right, but was caught at second
throw in. George flied to left and Cross
struck out, The visitors started out well
In their half of this inning, aud made il
very lively for the locals for awhile.
Baldwin and JantZen reached first on
balls with one out, and Campau hit to
center. for a single, scoring Baldwin and
advancing Jantzen to third. NichOll
threw to Meakim and Campau attempted
to go to second on the throw, but was
caught from Meakim to Manning. Jant-
zen scored on this play; Powell ended the
inning on fly to short.
Savannah scored three more in the
fourth on Nicholl' stWo-bagger, Manning's
single and McGarrAs home run over the
left field fence. He brought Manning in
ahead of him and the audience showed
their appreciation OF McGarr's good
work by giving him an ovation as he
made the circuit of the bases.
CAME PRETTY NEAR 1T.
The visitors came near scoring in this
inning also. With two out Meal1im hit
Luby and Roat. Both of them advanced
o base on a wild pitch, Burns made a
magnificent catch of a hot liner from
Dowie's bat, leaving Luby on third and
Roat on second,
The visitors scored their third and last
run in the seventh on two singles, balk
and a sacrifice.
Savannah scored three runs in the
eighth on Cross base on balls and steal
of second, Ninholrs two-bagger, Man
ning's single and Jantzen's error.
This ended the run-getting, as both
sides went out in one, two, three order in
the ninth.
The game, although somewhat one
sided, was interesting and exciting
throughout.
The official score is: