The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-30
WON IN The TENTH INNING
SaVannah'S Heavy Batting Gets
Another Game From Augusta.

! Charleston 4, Macon /.
| Atlanta 8, Chattanooga ..
Memphis II, Birmingham z.
Mobile 9, Montgomery Z.
New Orleans 10, Nashvilles
Yesterdays game was the greatest
game of the season. Savannah won in ten
innings after hard and exciting strug-
gle.
Quarles pitched his first game and did
great work. He struck out Denny twice,
something any pitcher should feel proud
of. He was well received by the audi
ence on his appearance on the field and as
he took his position in the box he was
given an ovation. After the first inning
Augusta was unable to do any
thing with him till the seventh
He was somewhat wild, owing to
stage fright. He showed that he was
great pitcher, and in his next game at
home he will show vast improvement
over yesterdays game He allowed
Augusta an average of one hit per inning
and gave four bases on balls. He also hit
one man.
Augusta attempted to play crooked ball,
but Serad would not allow it..
THE FIRST INNING.
The game opened with Manning at bat
for Savannah, He hit liner to pitcher
and went out. McGarr was easily disposed
of from short to first KluSman went to
first on balls, but was left there, as Burns
retired the side from second to first.
Stafford got first on balls, Everette sacri-
feed, advancing Stafford to second and
O'Brien hit along the first base line for
two bases, on which Stafford scored.
O'Brien went to third on wild pitch,
Denny struck out and Dooley brought
O'Brien home ahead of him on his drive
over the left-feld fence. Stallings ended
the inning on a fly to center.
COnnaughton opened the second with a
hit to first and out. NichOl hit for sin
gle. Cross hit for a two-bagger to left
and Nicholl scored Cross stole third and
Hurley went to first on balls. Quarles
sacrificed, scoring Cross and advancing
Hurley to second. Manning singled and
Hurley scored. Manning stole second
and went to third on McGarr sim
gled advanced him to third on a single.
Klusman hit to third and Manning
started for home. Denny tried to cut
him off, but Wilson let the ball get by him,
and Manning and McGarr scored.
THE AUDIENCE EXCITED.
The audience was almost wild with ex-
citement at this point, as Savannah was
leading-5 to g.
Quarles had recovered from his stage
fright by this time and retired the visit
ors in one, two, three order
Savannah increased her lead it the
third by adding an earned run after two
men were out.
Burns opened the inning with hot
foul fly to third and sit down. Con-
naughton hit a similar ball to third which
Denny got. Nicholl hit safe. Cross got to
lie CT, loI t<,
Nicholl scoring and Cross going to third
where he was left, Quarles going out on a
long fly to right.
In Augustas half of this inning Stall
ings went out on fly to first, Wilson was
retired from short to first, but German
was given a lift at first on McGarr's
error, where he was left on Whites fly to
right, which ConnaughtOn got after
hard run and a Jump.
QUICK WORK on BOTH SIDES
Both sides went out in quick order till
the seventh, when Augusta scored two
runs.
Cross flied to short in the seventh. Hurley
took first on balls and Quarles singled to
right Hurley went out at third on a neat
assist by Stallings and Manning retired
the side on an out from second to first
For Augusta Wilson hit for a double to
left and went to third on Germans sacri-
flee. White struck out, Stafford went to
first on balls. Everette singled and Wilson
and Stafford scoring. OBrien hit to first
and out, retiring the side.
The excitement at this point ran high,
as it only took one RIM to tic and two to
win the game, but the eighth resulted in
a blank for both sides.
THE NINTH DIDN'T DECIDE.
Savannah went out in one, two, three
order in the ninth, and some people,
thinking that Savannah had the game
won, began to leave the grounds. Au-
gusta showed the uncertainty of base ball
in her half of this inning and tied the
score. German hit safe went to second
on a passed ball, went to third
on Whites sacrifice and scored
on Stafford's single Stafford
attempted to steal home. but Quarles
caught him at the plate on throw to
Hurley Everette reached first on Con-
naughton's muff, but was forced at see
ond on O'Briens hit to Manning, Cross
covering the base.
The excitement in the tenth was in
tense, and the major portion of the au-
di7nce witnessed this inning standing.
Manning was at bat for Savannah and
reached first on Denny's error McGarr
singled and Manning went to third Klus-
man sacrificed and Manning scored Nc
Carr going to second on Burns single.
WHICH came at Jne IlSHb tllDe. Con
naughtOn took first on balls Burns
being advanced to second from whence he
scored on Nicholls single. Cross struck
out and Hurley flied to second.
AUGUSTUS LAST.
Augusta scored one run in this inning
Denny hit safe to left, but was forced at
second by Dooley. Stallings was given a
lift on Cross error. Wilson flied to sec
ond. German doubled to left and Dooley
who went to third on Cross error, scored.
White ended the game on a high foul fly
to Hurley, who made one of the
finest catches ever seen on Savannah
ground by ball player.
The audience when it saw that Savan-
nah had won the game yelled itself
hoarse
Quarles made many friends by his
great work in the box yesterday, but
none of them are louder in their praise
than Manager Manning.
The official score is:
savannah. alb. r b.h. s.h. SD. p.o. a. c.
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