The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-13

Yesterday was great day for the
fans who watched the game played on
the blackboards as it came off the wires
from Macon. They seemed to have made
up their minds to kick their way through
the floor and drop in body down into
the cellar when Savannah won the game
in the eleventh inning.
Macon created somewhat of a dis
turbance by making four runs in the first
inning. Mcfarland famed three times
without touching the ball, but the last
time it passed Jantzen, and Mcfarland
went in safety to second. Hoover hit
safe for one base. Joanes hit grounder
to WEIGH, and went out at first, but
Mcfarland scored and Hoover went to
third. Wolf hit to centerfield for one
base and Hoover scored. PITT got his
base on balls Wolf stole third, and
scored on a wild throw to Hutchinson,
PITT going to second. WEIGH was hit and
walked to first base and Bastian got his
base on balls. This filled the bases.
Marlock hit to second and went out at
first. PITT scored but WEIGH went out at
the home plate, and the side went to the
field with four runs to its credit
AN ALL AROUND SURPRISE.
For Macon, the lead pipe cinch of the
rather took the wind out of the people,
but Savannah managed to make enough in
it's half to keep the interest warm
Clarke was hit by pitcher and took his
base. Mccain hit safe TO centerfeld for
one base, and Clarke went to second
Hutchinson hit to third, who threw wild
to first. Hutchinson made third base on
the play, Clarke and Mccain scoring.
Larocque hit high fly to short, but the
CHI nd
TO second, Hutchinson scoring. WEIGH
went out on pop fly, and McCloskey hit
slow to pitcher and out at first Jautzen
hit to third, and went out at first.
These three runs ended the scoring I'M
til Savannah came in for its half of the
fourth inning. McCloskey led and famed
out. Jantzen hit to leftfeld fence for
three-bagger. Peoples flied out to center
and Jantzen scored on a throw home.
Ramsey hit safe TO rightfeld for one
base. Clarke flied out to first.
THE SCORE TIED.
This tied the score, three innings un
PLAYED, without a man on either side
crossing the plate. In the eighth. how
ever, each club scored one. Ritz led for
Macon and got to first on balls. Hill took
WEIGHS place and Ritz stole second and
went to third on a wild throw. Hill hit
safe for one base and Ritz scored. Bas-
tian hunted and beat it to first, Hill going
to second. AIarlock hunted three times
and was called out. Hibbs flew out TO
right, but Hill went to third
on the throw. Mcfarland went
out on pop fly to shortstop
and Savannah went to the bat. Iarocque
hit to righttield for two bases, WEIGH for
another base and Larocque scored; Nc
Closkey hit to pitcher and out at first,
WEIGH going TO second; Jantzen hit to
third and out at first; Peoples few out to
rightfield,
This tied the score again, and the ninth
and tenth innings were played without
either side scoring. In the eleventh
inning Mcfarland started things by
safe hit for one base; Hoover hit a ground
err to second, which was fumbled, and
Hoover went to first Mcfarland tried
to make third and went out at that base
Hoover went to second on a pass ball Dy
.Jantzen, and Joanes struck out. Wolf hit
a two Dagger to center tield, and Hoover
scored. Ritz flied out to right field, ana
for the eleventh time Savannah went
in.
THE ELEVENTH INNING.
Ramsey hit a long fly to leftfeld,
which was dropped, Ramsey going
to second Clarke hit TO rightheld
for one base, and Ramsey went
TO third Clarke then stole second. Nc
Cam hit slow and went out at first, ana
Clarke was caught of Of second. Hutch
inson got his base on balls, and Larocque