The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-28
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Yesterdays game, WHICH reSulIeu III
49, defeat of Savannah by Mobile, was
Vs. Vs. that made the fans glad, except for
~ fact that it terminated as it did. The
"ama was beautifully played by both
- and it was not until the tenth in
,i,y that it was won.
~ car,nnah took the field with Duke in
.bo box but in the sixth inning he had to
taken out. The trouble was the same
"a, Wednesday,, when he was taken out
- the Nashville game. He seems TO be
.aobs 10 control the ball. The teams do
mot hit him very hard, but he gave too
n,orr men bases on balls and
-, hitting men with pitched balls.
Soin nitched a very good game consider
inc that he did not go in until the middle
nj the sixth inning,
THE FIRST INNING A BLANK.
voruus were made by either team in
+ba frst inning Savannah scored two in
tbe second. Laroque led off in this
irniug with a safe hit. WEIGH followed,
bi+fnl, slow 10 the pitcher, who threw to
second base Everyone thought Mobile
would make a double play out of this, but
Tavror who was on second, dropped the
tsi Nv this error Larocque got to
ssrond in safety and WEIGH to first.
pepples made a pretty sacrifice
hin which advanced the base runners
one base. Jantzen flied out to
4 second. bit Duke. hit. t9To-hagger, on
which l.aroque and Welch scored.
Car,e bit to the pitcher and went out at
nrst This ended the scoring until the
sixth inning.
Iacooue led again in this inning, but
hitafy to center and retired. Welch
hin to right field, but the man out there
seemed unable to take care of it and
WEIGH got to first. Peoples then took the
bat and hit to right field with the same
luck. WEIGH going to second. Jantzen
made base hit, which advanced La
rolue TO third and WEIGH to second.
Duke made another hit, on which La
rogue and WEIGH scored and Jantzen
went to second.
HIT BY A PITCHED BALL.
Clarke was hit by pitched ball. This
sent Jantlen TO third and Duke to sec
ond Hutchinson hit a sky-scraper to deep
left field which York took care of, but
before he could get the ball home Jantzeu
had scored Duke tried to steal home
aud was put out This retired the side.
Gettinger lead for Mobile in the next
inning but went out at first. TAYLOR
made a hit for one base. Wells got his
base on balls. Taylor walking TO sec
Ond Frost fid out to Clarke.
Berte got his base on balls, Taylor walk
ing to third and Wells to second. Fender
got his base on balls This forced Tay-
lor over the home plate, and again filled
the bases. At this point Duke was taken
out and Cain put in. Wells scored on an
error of Hutchinson. In the seventh we
failed 10 score but Mobile made three,
and tied the score These were made by
York getting his balls, Gettinger being hit,
and Taylor making a safe hit and filling
the bases. Wells then hit a fly to Nc
Cam, and was out. McCannmade a wild
throw, the ball going through the fence,
and everybody scored before it could be
found
THE TENTH INNING.
No runs were made by either team
after this until the tenth inning when
Laroque ana WEIGH again crossed the
plate, Everyone then thought the game
was Sayannah's but they soon found that
this was Incorrect.
Fender led for Mobile with safe hit
Underwood followed and hit to Peoples,
Wlo threw Pender out at second
Ming hit to Laroque who also threw
NORWOOD out at second. York then
maue safe hit and dvanced King to
Mrd This put two men on bases, but
.AeTe We're two outs and the fans" felt
Moderately sure of the game, but Gettin-
ger went TO the bat and put the ball over
Ile ught field fence. This lucky hit
hanged tne whole prospect of the game
" ending IL IN Mobiles favor The score
IS as follows: