The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-04
ErVpHIS WINS A CANE.
,,r,rDl6 Beaten by ETTOTS and
The Umpire.

..sss Two Games 10 DC ray Gu ~
- One This Morning and Another
~ the Afternoon.
- -. ,bonsand people saw Memphis de-
l,"sy,rannah yesterday, and everyone,
ca .,fs To say, came away swearing
,.s against Umpire Hill. His
5l- .bgs been bad during his stay here,
.'s,t Of yesterday eclipsed all his pre-
ID, rs,ords. He gave Memphis one run
'y .l, fr,r inning and three in the ninth
'D Inns unable to do his work as it
5oaId be done,
S,,,rrah defeat was not entirely due
had umpiring, however, as loose and
los fielding contributed to the visit
r., ruu-gettiug.
Il Cr,ss, errors were very costly, while
.tof KIusman was fatal. Cross made
h l1, o,,or in the fifth inning, losing an OPP
nl.t,rity for a double play, which cost
& Og,,aInS and his two errors in the sixth
l"o,tba Ruff City boys two of their three
.s Klusman's in the ninth lost the
o With two out York hit to Man
3Lr who fielded the ball to Klusman
Tss latter dropped it, and York was safe.
y Tross said that he was sick, and to all
4 .nraqrances he was, which accounts for
y lad playing He quit the field in the
l KAN inning, McGarr going TO short and
Sl;cboll to third, while Old Reliable Hur-
E.r took Nichols place in outer and did
oycellent work, capturing two hard line
drives in the eighth.
NICHOLAS GOOD WORK.
NcboIl PLAYED a good game at third.
II, tbe sixth inning a ball was hit to
5I.stim The latter folded TO Nicholl,
-rSo caught Newall off third, and threw
" Manning, completing beautiful
5obIe play, which was cheered to the
'' Cross made a neat double play in the
eftb unassisted Wadsworth made a
tro,base hit, and York went to first on
SoGs Goodenough hit hot fly to short,
which Cross got on the short bound,
to1ching Wadsworth and then touched
second base, forcing York at second.
Neakim pitched an elegant game, and
had he been given proper support would
have won his game hands down, while
Memphis would only have had five hits
of him.
Connaughton's backstop work was of
the hest, while his batting was hard and
ont Of four times at bat, and stole two
bases.
Burns batting was also hard and timely.
He made a single, two-bagger and three
Dagger out Of five times at bat.
II WadswOrth did good work in the box
s. for the visitors He struck out both Man
n ming and McGarr in first inning and re-
tired the side on strikes in the third
striking out Manning, McGarr and
y George
STARTED WITH BLANK INNING.
Savannah was blanked in the first in
ming, not a man reaching first.
Memphis, with the assistance of Hill,
n who essayed to umpire, scored one run
B York hit safe, was advanced a base on
q apassed ball went to third on a sacrifice
and scored on Cartwright's long fly out
& to left Meakim had Cartwright struck
& ont before he hit the fly to left, but this
& aforesaid essayist would not get his eyes
q in line with the home plate, and, as a
81 Consequence, Savannah was the victim.
n Savannah took the lead in the second by
& Scoring two runs on Burns hit, a base on
\ balls to George, sacrifices by Nicholl
and Cross and COunaughton's hit. Con
8 @ughtOn stole second, but Meaxim struck
out, leaving him there. .1re
Memphis was unable to get man to
"a tIStln this inning, TO the delight of the
NJ beacher gods. The locals increased
Their lead one in the fourth Cross
# reached first on balls, stole second, went
g to third on Nichols sacrifice and scored
On Connaugton's single Connaughton
q stole second; was advanced a base on
Aanning's hit, but McGarr flied to left,
layDg ConnaughtOn on third and Man
81 hing on first
Memphis got a man as far as second,
a with only one out, but Meakim did some
8 good work at this stage and prevented
any runs. Wittrock struck out and
VAngman went out on a foul to third.
UP TO THE FIFTH INNING.
Sa!annah ran her score up to five in the
MN inning scoring two runs on Klusman's
Ease on balls, Burns three Dagger and
OrSS long fly to right.
me visitors also scored two runs in
N InS inning. Newall went to first on balls
.UgeTS mt 70 pitcher, who threw il to sec
uu' Out Cross dropped the ball and both
Agl We're safe. Had Cross held the ball he
"Ouu easily have doubled Rogers at first
anu prevent any runs. Wadsworth hit
1Cr Two bases and both Newall and
Rogers scored.
,s GlGSS prevented further ungetting in
nS inning by making magnificent doub-
play unasSisted.
,, AT lne beginning of the sixth inning the
'g T1 was D to in Savannah's favor.
or cue G locals scored one run in the sixth
S Ss Cr3aahnaughton's two base hit and two
ro memphis created considerable excite,
r ,'' III ,helr half of the sixth on two err
ge W cross two, two-baggers and sin
es Do' i. SIDES were blanked in the seventh
vs s,n que having man left on base. Sa.
ir ara au look the lead in the eighth, scor
q Gs,1, run on Mannipg's single and Nc
0'r' two-bagger.
QUIT ONE, TWO, THREE ORDER.
o,d ine visitors went out in one, two. three
n9do H. ,. yhelr half of this inning. Hurley
div TWO magnificent catches of line
ptcbo, ana ana The next man going out from
one t,, w. Hfst. Savannah went out in
flied fo t. tAree order in the ninth. Burns
Hnr,osU,. 10, George fowled to third and
pEI Due went out from short to first.
posa n{I al and Wadsworth were easily dis
and w W. from short to first in this inning
The hail rT'A mt to second, Manning fielded
IA lea 9r' clean, and the audience started
all d ror,,n4 nut klusman, to the surprise OF
COodaTDppppe4I the ball, and York was safe
his a,;1ush mt to third, but Nicholl, in
Stepncd y, threw wild to first, Klusman
tOucbejj on 81 me base, caught the ball and
he INV Foodenough about a foot from
Cart,,,, put the umpire called him safe.
secord NJ the next man up, hit the
fence f, odll' pitched over the left field
O7 VIII III d nome run, winning the game, 6
with two men out
G.. THE OFFICIAL SCORE.
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