The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-30
TOOK IN TEDDYS TIGERS.
Savannah Defeats The Nashville Team
By Heavy Hitting.

The Score IL TO 7-Keenan Unable to
Face Manning's Batters and is Kit
for two Doubles and three Singles in
one Inning-HofferE Substituted After
six Innings and is Batted Heavily
too-BOth Teams PLAYED Good Ball
but Savannah the Better.
Savannah defeated Teddy's Tigers
yesterday II to 2, in well-played and
interesting game.
Handsome Jack keenan,, who pitched
the opening game for Atlanta against
Savannah, was in the box for the Tigers,
and Savannah proceeded to knock him
all over the field, to the delight of the
1000 people who Witnessed the game
After he had been hit for two doubles and
three singles in the sixth with no outs,
he gave way to Hotter, who retired the
side. Hoffer, however, was hit hard. but
his support was much better than that &C
corded Keenan,.
Quarles was in good form and held the
visitors down to eight scattering hits,
gave'ou base on balls and hit one man.
His batting was also good, he making two
hits md two sacrifices. Hurley and
Somers both caught excellent ball and
threw well to bases.
Savannah started off well, scoring one
run on Manning's two-bagger, LaRoque's
error and Klusman's sacrifice. Nashville
also scored one in the first inning on two
baggers by Newman and LaRoque.
Both sides were banked in the second,
two of the visitors going out on strikes
The locals roptr 81 load in tho third
inning, scoring two runs on q base on
balls to Manning, McGarr's two-bdgger
and klusman's single
Savannah scored another run in the
fourth, a base on balls to George, Cross
sacrifice and single by Nicholi.
THE TIGERS TIE THE SCORE.
The visitors created considerable ex-
element in this inning by tying the
score. LaRoque took first on being hit by
pitcher, went to third on Bolen's hit.
Both LaRoque and Bolen scored on Lucid's
hit to right outer, which Nicholl was
little tardy in fielding. Hurley threw
wild to second and Lucid went to third.
Burke hit down the first base line and
Klusman attempted to cut Lucid off at
home, but, owing to the slowness of tho
hit, Lucid scored and Burke was safe on
first.
Savannah again took the lead in the
NTH inning, and maintained 1t through
out, scoring three runs and two singles, a
two-bagger and Settlers error.
/ Savannah added three more in the
sixth, all of them earned, on three singles
and two two-baggers. The Tigers scored
one in this inning on Cross error, a sacri-
flee and a single.
Savannah had two men left on bases
in the seventh. After one man was out
Nicholl went to first on balls, Hurley
flied out to third, Quarlcs hit safe to left,
but Manning was not equal to the emer-
gency and flied out TO short
NAsHvIuLB's LAST RUN
Nashville scored her last two runs in
this inning on an error by Cross, two
singles and sacrifice
Savannah scored the last run Of the
game in the eighth on two-baggers by
McGarr and Burns.
The visitors showed up remarkably
strong, both in batting and fielding and
when Keenan, and Lucid get in condition
Nashville will put up as good a game as
any team in the league
The umpire gave the visitors the worst
of all close decisions, and thoroughly de-
moralized them in the fifth inning, when
he ordered Miller out of the game Mil
Ter kicked on a decision at second base,
whereupon Empire Hill ordered him out.
and Haffer was substituted. The Official
score is as follows: