The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-19
BATTLEs WITH THE BAT.
Outcome Of the Days Struggles for
the championship.

Washington, May 1s.-The following are
the results of base ball games played
to-day
At Pittsburg- R.HE
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eries-Hart and KinsIow: Meekin
ana Farrell
At Louisville R.HE
Boston ~. -. 30 Q Q 81 6 :
Observation-Disclosures and WEIGH; Mich
OILS and Camel
At Cincinnati RHE
Washington sinstt *. % 9 : Z a. a. :
Batteries-Dwyer and Merritt; Stocks
At Cleveland RHE
f fSIis5sS5sIs .9 : 5 4 sSS9 "a I ::
Batteries-Wallace and O'Connor; NC
gill and Clements.
At Chicago RH.E
Batteries-Hutchinson and DonOhue:
Kennedy ana Daley.
At st. Louis r III. T..
Baltimore 20 30 Q Q Q 0 20 il !
Batteries-Staley and Miller; Gleason
and Robinson.
to-day was odd day in the Southern
League. Nashville remained and played
off the two games spoiled by rainy
weather Weldon, who was signed this
week by Chattanooga, was put in the box
for the first time and pitched a game.
Neither game was, strictly speaking, a
battle Of pitchers, for both pitchers were
tapped for fourteen hits. Chattanooga
made a surprising squirt in the ninth in
ming. The game stood up to this time .
to s for Nashville, but in this inning the
locals made seven runs. Stallings' men
seemed to be completely hypnotized into
doing the wishes of the cheering hooters.
Chattanooga scored six earned runs then.
About 500 people saw the game. The
score follows
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Batteries-Weldon and Fischer: Herman
and frost.
In the second inning of the second game
Umpire Clark was compelled TO force his
decision down some of the disgruntled
members of the Nashville club with few
grains of discipline. His rulings were evil
IDENTIFY impartial, but the kickers, who
had shown their heels in the first game,
now became insulting Moran. the pitcn-
err threatened to do the umpire and
abused him without warrant, when the
latter called on an officer. Moran then
left the field at the end of the second in
ming, and Herman was obliged to go in
the box.
Shortstop Myers and Catcher frost, Of
Nashville, were fined S. each The rest
of the game was played without inter-
ruption. Chattanooga maintained a good
lead until the last inning, when Nashville
scored five times, twice on an error of the
left fielder. Scientists wildness also de-
mOrdiiZed the Chattanooga Players as ne
filled all the bases by allowing the visit
ors bases on balls. The score follows:
Chattanooga 0 3 0 0 l Ill 16 2
Nashville 20 2 0 0 5-l2 II
Batteries-Sechrist and Fischer; Moran,
Herman and frost.
Atlanta, Ga. May 1S.-The University of
Georgia easily defeated the University of
Tennessee in a game here to-day. More
than local Unrest was taken in the game.
Three hundred Georgia university students
came over from Athens and large party
of Tennessee boys came down from Sc
wanpoe. Three thousand persons witness
cd the game. The score follows:
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Atlanta, Ca, May 1S-The Atlanta team
went out to the ball ground this after
noon threw three balls across the home
plate and claimed the game. Evansville
had gone away, refusing to play. This
was an off day and Atlanta wanted to play
a postponed game
Little Rock, Ark, May 1s.-Manager
Thine of the Little Rock base ball. team
was relieved by the directors to-day. 1t
is claimed that Thine was signed to play
first base, but he has never done so, al
though several opportunities have been
offered him. Richard German was cleo
ted to fill the vacancy. The action has
incensed several members of the team,
who threaten to quit If Thine Is not re-
stored. Among them are Sheehan Briggs
and Morse, three of the best men in the
Southern League.