The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-02

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New Orleans. 10 ~ 80
Nashville .... ....- 10 ~ .555
Macon ......-'.-'''io 10
Yesterday was ladies day at the base
hall park and the ladies were out in
force The game was one of the best yet
pIayed. Savannah led from the start,
Init at no time got far enough ahead for
me interest to slack. Not person left
the Grand stand until the last man was
mt out. The Savannah team played in a
crippled condition, but put up a good
game. Duke does not, of course, make
the first baseman that Welch does, but
he played with all his heart in the game.
Pepper pitched good ball and had good
support.
livery one was glad to see Umpire
Con1ey back of the batter and hear in his
familiar voice "p!ay5ball" the game
opened as usual with Clarke at the bat
He cot his base on balls. McClOskey
followed and hit a slow ball between
first base and the pitcher and beat it to
the base, Clarke going to second Hutch
son followed with a sacrifice, but on &C
count of the poor fielding of New Orleans
he beat it to first; the bail passing first,
Clarke stole home, Mccain started for
third, but was put out. Hutchinson was
by this tine nearly 10 second when the
third baseman threw to second to put
him ont but the basemau let the ball 20
through hishands and Hutchinson went to
third Laro,que mafc a safe hit
and Hutchinson scored. McCloskey
hIJa nigh foul 10 IS. base and was
caught out. LarOcque nau started to
second and before he could get back he
was put out at first.
RATTLING PLAY.
McClelland New Orleans second base
man, got his base on balls Dowie fOuled
out 10 Hutchinson, who threw to first to
get AcClellaul of his base but the bail
passed Duke, who was on first and went
through the picket fence. McClelland
got to second on this. Campau hit to Pee
pies who threw to Jantzen to keep
McClelaud from scoring and Jantzen and
Hutchinson kept playing him until they
put him out between third and home
Campau had, however, got to third. Roat
then struck out and retired the side
Jantlen hit to short and went out at
first Duke made two Dagger. Peoples
made good hit over second base and
Duke came home, Peoples getting to sec
home. Pepper made another hit for two
bases and Peoples scored. Clarke was
hit by pitched ball and walked to first
AcLann hit to third but the baseman let
the ball slip through his fingers. Nc
Cam went in safely to first and Clarke
ami Pepper moved up one base. Hutch
mson got his base on balls and Pepper
was forced over the home plate LaocQue
was next at bat The spectators like to
m ,s1O h,,N
ways sorry to loose him as a coacher
tie Int TO shOrtstOp, who threw to second,
putting hutchinson out. The secoLd
oaseman threw to first and Larocque was
OIL This double play retired the side.
FLOOD lead in the second inning for New
orleans by hitting to Larocque and going
out al frst; Whistler hit to Hutchinson
ana went out at first; Halter hit to
Peoples and the side was retired
ROOD was then put in the pitchers box
Iot New Orleans and Collins sent TO the
Ielu' McCloskey hit a high fly to second
uase, which was taken care of; Jantzen
was struck out, but Duke followed with
teah ulV Tor one base; Peoples hit a high
n.y. winch Campau took in after q long
run Collins hit a pop fly to Pepper and
LOOK ms seat; Schabel got to first on
LIalocque's error and stole second;
AcGlelland hit fly for which McCloskey
aa'e beautiful run and took it, He
tuIeW 10 Peoples on second and got the
1dSe runner out, This double play retired
the side
CHANCE FOR HEAVY SCORING.
Pepper hit to second baseman and went
olt at first. Clarke did the same thing,
anu MeCann retired the side with exactly
The same play
lowe led New Orleans half by safe
t'' CdWpan followed with buut which
vas poorly tielded and he beat it out,
d'oaJ made another bunt which Duke
JTIoPPea on first. This filled the bases.
btooI hlt a slow ball to pitcher. which
1epper then threw to Jantzen, putting the
tu.1er out. Jantzen then threw to nrst
out Duke again dropped the ball and lost
WE WE chance of another double play.
t o1., was hit by pitched ball and
sy ," ms base, This forced Dowie home
% %uu AGAIN hIled the bases Halter hit a
s rI 10 Clark and retired. Collins did the
'' tI,. l4ilng and the side took a walk.
a."OCHlhson hit to first and took his
go ~ Larocque hit to third and went out
:, nISV' NIcCloskey got his base on balls.
,,-"Ioc4ue took McCloskey's place on first
10 make the run for him. Jantzen got
s,s oase on balls and Larocque went to
Out at first. "-i-' "o'iO
70 90 ua1le hit fly to Clarke and returned
~ yue players bench. McClelland hit to
1 -,',' 5.l le and went out at first. Dowie
Soy ms base on balls and Campau famed
s.ut Inc savannah team went in for its
s S'1." inning. Peoples hit to the short
f,..1"ho let the ball slip through his
~ '7els ana Peoples went to first. He got
NAL second on wild throw and tried to
g. ""t Ihlrd, but was put out. Pepper
6o ' ms base on balls. Clarke went out
I'N wy TO deep right field. Mccain got
o15 '"S9 on balls and Pepper went to sec
S SiN hutchinson went out at first on
saf ,0 al. started New Orleans half by
b'a,, nlJ Flood hit to hutchinson. and
'v 1ue pall ~ first Whistler nit TO
fp-o yque and went out at first The
to'1s. qhner advanced base. Halter hit
s 8" rlOJher and went out at tirst, but Roat
fG ir5o on this play and Flood went 10
soar-5 collins made safe hit and Flood
II 9'' oyI:. ochable hit to Peoples, who threw
fra. t' t,l on second. Larocque went to
MCLosKEY's SACRIFICE.
and ,,o1I.Io1sskey hit to pitcher on sacrifice
SEW went out at first, Larocque going to
al 'U. JantGen made n safe hin 10 Lore