The morning news., 1894-04-14
THREW DOLLARS AT HIN.
Jantzel'S Two Home Runs Set the
Fans Crazy.

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Savannah Wins It's Second Game
From the Sea Gulls by a Score of 10
to 5-Heavy Batting and Fine Field
ing Did It-Macon to Be Here To-
day-A Day Of Kicks on the Dia-
mond.
Savannah had an easy time of it with
yesterday, and won by a score
Of 10 to 3, Charleston had advertised to
put Winny in the box, but Beard thought
better Of it, and put in Blackburn in
stead. The rabbits batted him, however,
pretty much to suit themselves. The at
tendance was good for playing.
Clarke went first to the bat for Sa-
vannah, and got his base on balls. Hutch
inson followed with hit to the pitcher,
and was thrown out at first. Clarke was
then thrown out trying to make third.
Welch then took the bat and hit safe for
one base and stole to second. Larocaue
hit to second, and was put out at first,
retiring the side.
klopp lead of for the constables and
famed the air three times and retired.
Field followed and hit to Peoples who
threw him out at first Beard then took
the bat and hit safe for one base but
Duke caught him off the base, and threw
TO Welch who put him out.
M'CLosKEY AT THE BAT.
In the second inning McClosley was
first at the bat, He hit to short but it
took Beard so long to get the ball to first
that Mac beat it. McCann hit a slow
ball to the pitcher and got his h-se on
players choice, the pitcher throwis,. Mac
out at second. Peoples hit a
sky scraper into center field
which was mufTed. Mccain who
does not know what it means to let
ball which comes to center field pass
through his hands, remained on first.
When he saw the ball muffed he started
for second, but it was too late. and he was
put out. Peoples was put out trying to
steal second, and the Charleston club
came to the bat. Polhemus led off with
safe hit and got to second on a pass
ball. Sieble followed hitting to Duke,
who threw Polhemus out at third
letting Sieble get his base on
players choice. Wentz got his base
on balls. This carried Sieble to second.
Behne then went to the bat and hit one
to Duke, and was put out at first. Hill
took the bat and hit to Peoples, and was
put out at first This ended the second
inning.
In the third inning, Jantzen hit safe for
one base Duke hit fly to left field,
which was captured after a fine run by
Hill. Clarke got his base on balls. This
sent Jantzen to second. Hutchinson hit
another out to left field, and was caught
out, Jantzen scoring. Welch hit safe and
Clarke scored. WEIGH went out on
second, and the side retired.
THE TILLMANITEs' LUCK.
Blackburn led off for the Tillmanites,
hitting to Duke, and was thrown out at
first Klopp followed with a base hit
and Field two-bagger; this put Klopp
and took his seat. Polhemus got
his base on balls. Things
now looked gloomy. Seible came
to the bat and made safe hit, scoring
Klopp and Field. This tied the score
Behne hit to second and was put out.
fhe fourth inning started with La
rocqus hitting to second and out at first
McCloskey made a safe hit, and McCann
sent sky scraper to left field and was
caught out. Peoples did the
same and retired the side
with a pop fly, which Welch took. Hill
got his base on balls and tried to get gay
and steal second, but Jantzen put the
ball to Larocque and Hill took his seat
Blackburn hit in to left field and Clarke
caught him out.
ALL WENT TO THE BAT.
In the fifth inning every man on the
Savannah team went to the bat. Jant-
zen led off and got his base on balls, Duke
hit to short stop, who put Jantzen
out at second, letting Duke take his base
on balls. Clark tapped it for two bag
ger and Duke scored Hutchinson got
his base on an errorof Wentz, and Clarke
went to third. Hutchinson started for
second and the Gulls got so mixed up
that they let Clarke score and Hutahin-
son got to second. Welch hit one to the
left field fence but was caught out.
Larocque hit safe bringing in Hutchinson
McCloskey also hit safe. This carried
Larocque to second. McCann was hit by
the pitcher and everybody took walk
for one base. Peoples then went to the
bat. He was hit by another ball but the
umpire thought he had been hit below the
elbow.
ROW OVER BEING HIT.
Peoples showed him where the ball had
struck him between the elbow and the
shoulder, but the umpire refused
to change his decisioni after
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again went to the batter's box and HIT to
second and was put out at first. No one
scored.
Klopp led for Charleston and got his
base on balls. Field hit high fly to right
field and was put out. Klopp managed
TO get to second, but was put out ut third.
Beard got his base on balls, Polhemus
made safe hit, advancing Beard TO second.
Sieble nit to second who threw him out
at first. This put the side out.
Jantzen led off in the sixth inning with
a safe hit for one base. Duke did the
same, advancing Jantzen to second.
Clarke also hit for one base, putting
Jantzen on third and Duke on second.
The bases were then full. Hutchinson
hit to the pitcher who threw
the ball home, putting Jantzen
out and giving Hutchinson his
base on players choice. WEIGH
went to the BAT, and every one hoped he
would bring two or three in. He hit to
deep right field and was caught out,
Duke scoring. Larocqpe hit 10 the
pitcher and was put out at first. This
put the side out.
-eWentz led for Charleston and hit to
short and out at first. Behne famed out
and Hill fouled out to Jantzen.
% THE SEVENTH INNING.
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