The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-03


vile two ties.
savannah lost yesterdays game to
vsr Orleans. 1t was an uphill game,
.osslv contested all the way through.
.nl lost on individual errors. The team
,srer for a minute lost it's head, but
eorgbt hard until the last man was out.
there is no team which does not make a
,ostlv error some time, and that is what
Inst savannah Yesterdays game.
clarke led off with his usual hit for one
hose Mccain hit a skyscraper to right
Sod and retired, and Clarke was put out
Al second, trying to steal base. Hutch
Lson was next TO the bat, and made the
tars gIad by hitting home run over the
,irbtdeld fence. Larocque got his base
nv being nit by pitched bali. McClos-
tev followed and hit another over the
fe1ce but the wind sent the ball foul.
Ha cot to first, however, on an error of
New Orleans short stop, Larocque going
IN second. LarOcque stole third,
and McCloskey second, but Jant-
1en hit high fly to CEN
Ter field and New Orleans came in
forits half,
Mcclellan hit to Hutchinson and went
out at first. Dowie hit pop fly to
PEOPLES and went to the bench. Cam
nan got as far as first on an error of
PEBBLES, but when Roat hit another to
Peoples, Campau went out at second.
sAvANNAH's SECOND.
Gain led led in the second for Savannah
and went out on fly to left field. Peoples
went out on fly TO short stop and Ram
sew hit to short stop and went out at first.
Whistler went to the batter's box for
New Orleans and was struck out by
Ramsey. Flood was next and got
the first hit. Collins followed
ana Flood to third Tanning made a hit,
on which Collins went to third and Flood
scored Schabel got his base on balls.
This filed the bases. McClelland hit to
Hutchinson, who threw to Jantzen, put
ting Collins out. Jantzen then threw to
first for a double play and would have
made it, but the ball struck the batter
and rolled to one side before it could be
recovered, and Tanning scored. Dowie
hit fly which LarOcque took care of and
ended dangerous inning with two runs
to New Orleans credit.
Clarke started the third inning by
field Lucky Jack Mccain got his base
on balls and stole second. 1t did not take
him long to take third on another fine
steal Hutchinson struck out and La
ROGUE did the same thing and retired the
side.
PRETTY DOUBLE PLAY.
Campau hit to McCloskey and went out
at first Roat followed with safe hit
for one base. Whistler hit to Peoples,
who threw to Larocque, putting Roat out.
Larocque threw to McCloskey making a
pretty double and retiring the side.
McCloskey took the bat and fouled out to
Campau and Jantzen retired on a
fly TO right field, Cain famed
out and New Orleans came in for
its turn Flood hit skyscraper, which
McCann made magnificent run for and
took in. Collins hit pop fly to Larocque
ana took his seat. Tanning made a hit
for one base and Schabel hit a hot
grounder to Peoples, who threw to La
rogue to put Tanning out, but Umpire
Conaly said it was not out. Mcclellan
made hit to Clarke for two bases, and
RAINING started for the home plate and
would have been put out, but for the
1rst time this season Jantzen let the ball
pass and both Tanning and Schabel scored.
DoWle made another hit and Mcclellan
second Campau hit fly to Cain, which
retlred the side. Peoples hit to pitcher
ana went out at first. Ramsey made a
nit for one base.
ROW IMMINENT.
McCloskey ran for Ramsey and was
called out on first on a throw from the
pl'lef, This caused a general kick from
the savannah club, for which some of
Lhell got fined, some were sent to the
T Tenen and everything was in confusion.
CGhllre Conaly called play ball, but
clarke stood on the plate and it was i'm
possible to pitch the ball The umpire
tleh threatened to call the game
Il play was not resumed in
Vue minute. Then order was restord.
Conay still refused to change his de-
yiSlon and the game went on as if nothing
nad happened.
CiarKe struck out and the side took
t ma!h Roat got first on a bad throw of
HUTCHINSON. Whistler hit to McCloskey
alu Vent out at first, Roat going to
PIGoouu, f4ood hit foul to Clark and took
LIS nts seat Collins hit to Peoples and went
guv al nrst. Mccain made hit for one
oaSe and Hutchinson hit to the first base
Wau' VINO threw Mccain out at second,
rloyCu'hson going in safety to first. La
W SGoSHe went out on foul to left field.
iOoAey made good hit
s "ucn advanced Hutchinson to
sc ofOouu; Jantzen followed with one
VI ms left field fence home.
n anl lust at this time Savannah never
n 49, Jantzen's great batting qualities
a roie, and The appreciation of the audi
=, tnl q was thoroughly attested Cain hit
s G nISU ana went out at first, retiring tn
''Ge with three runs.
aunlng got first on Hutchinson's error
NV Went to second on Schabels sicrafice.
rdCel eiIand made another sacrafice which
e eori ltl tanning to third, but he never
a. foo nome for Dowie hit TO Mccain and
'"S sue went TO the field.
hi copies struck out and Ramsey
4ri,l pop fly to third base and Joined his
ma 't ot On the bench. Clarke hit to sec
o"Seinau and retired the side.
SAVED BY FINE STOP.
booatu- pau hit to Larocque, who made a
tirlI u stop and got the ball to first in
W. ,'le 10 put Campau out. Roat went out
ia ny 10 Cain, and Whistler on a ay TO
H., que Mccain got his base on balls.
raT,.l liuson made pretty sacrifice. which
A.. '.u NicCanu to second. Larocoue hit
M T. ~ Iett held, and Mccain was caught
90 5o case. Flood struck out. Collins made
tb 5ale HltmFanning hit to Peoples who
roi-.o collins ont at second Tanning
So 70 hrst. Schabel struck out and
NS'iILan Then came in for its last chance
ca ~ loskey went out on a Nv 10 the
evsr-.or' Jantzen followed at bat and
rrp oue begged him for another home
md III, LUZ ne could not get it over the fence.
C au 'ue center fielder caught him ont.
ana ann reured the side byhiTting to third
'Iu going out at first. The score was:
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