The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-14
TWO OTHERS ARRESTED.
DIXIE ON TIE DIAMOND.
Augusta and Macon Play a Close bu
Listless Game.

Augusta and Macon Play a Close but
Listless Game.
AUGUSTA, GA, April 1S.-The Augusta
nine came out on top again to-day. The
game, however, was a listless contest,
neither side putting up the game they are
capable of. Shaw, for the home team, re-
tired in favor of Stafford in the middle of
the fifth, who let Macon down without a
hit. Abbey, whom PittsburR released to
Macon, pitched a good game, but luck was
with the locals. His three base hit was as
rlear drive as seen here in many a day.
McGuirk made great stop OF wild throw,
putting out hls man. Two thousand five
hundred people witnessed the game. The
batteries were: For Augusta, Shaw, Stat
ford and Wilson; for Macon, Abbey and
Hess.
Augusta ............0 0 0 o.
Macon ............. o / . / o o.
Base Hits-Augusta g. Macon g..
Errors-Augusta ,, Macon 3.
Earned Runs-AugUsta 3, Macon 4,
Two-base Hlts-Gillen 8.
Three base Hits-Denny aud Abbey.
Bases on Balls-By Abbey 3, Shaw /.
Passed Balls-Hess !.
Wild Pitches-Abbey 2
Hit by Pitcher Stallings.
Left on Bases-Augusta S, Macon4
Sacrifice HitS-Stallings Wilson and McGurk
stolen Bases-O' Brien
Umpire-SeTad.
MONTGOMERY BEATS BIRMINGHAM.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, April l3.-To-day's
game resulted:
B BP%iHsRs9 .....'.- % e.
Base Hits-Montgomery 9, Birmingham s.
Errors-MontRomery :, Birmingham A.
Batteries-Peppers and Armstrong, Under
wood and Engle.
Umpire-Reedo.
NASHVILLE DOWNS MEMPHIs
NASHVILLE, TENN, April l3.-Iu spite
of the very threatening weather, about
1900 people saw the Memphis and Nashville
teams play the first league game of the
season here to-day. The game resulted in a
victory for Nashville and was never in
question after the second inning, when
Nashville made z runs. The features of the
game were the splendid fielding of both
clubs and Boxendales good work In the box
for Nashville. In the first inning Nashville
failed to score, and Memphis batted Phil
lips for four runs, when Boxendale replaced
him to such good effect that Memphis suc~
ceeded in getting but one more man as far
as second base. From the third inning TO
the close OF the game was fine exhibition
of ball playing on the part of both clubs
Wittrock went in TO pitch for Memphis on
the third inning. after which Nashville only
made one more run.
The score by innings is as follows:
Nashville ............o Z 0 o. 90 o-s
Memphis ............4 % OIL
SUMMARY,
Earned Runs-Nashville !; Memphis g.
Two-base Hits-Boxendale 2, Gilman 2 Som
fmers.
Double Pays-Laroque to O'Brlen. Boxsndale
to O'Brien.
Left on Bases-Nashville 4, Memphis 8.
Passed Balls-Bolan /.
Bases on BalIs-By Boxendale, 8; by Mason,
Struck out-By Boxendale. 8; by wlttbrock,
2; by Mason, !.
Time Of Game-1:40.
Umpire-Sheridan.
CHARLESTON DOWNS ATLANTA.
CHARLESTON, s. c., April 13.-To-day's
game resulted:
Atlanta ...... Observation-Disclosures. 2
Base Hits Charleston ~; Atlanta O.
Errors Charleston 6: Atlanta 3.
Observation-Disclosures Hatfield and Sugden;
Rettger and Dixon.
NEW ORLEANS BEATS MOBILE.
NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-To-day's game
resulted
New orleans.......5 0 90 lis
Base Hits-New Orleans Ia, Mobile g.
ErrOrs-New Orleans 4, Mobile 7.
Batterles-Doran and Jantzen; Sherwood
Grsgg, Frost and Cans.
PrTTsBURG DOWNS CHICAGO.
ATLANTA. GA, April I3.-To~day's ex-
hibition game resulted:
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