The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-07
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II was a shame to put the trans
planted Pathfinder up against the Iron
Puddler yesterday. 1t resulted in Sa-
vannah 4 and Augusta 3
The transformed Tourist had many
accidents. both to his delivery and
pedal extremities. He was whammed
six times on the delivery and one bone
cracking drive on the left shank which
was considerably more painful than the
defeat administered at the hands of his
old playmates.
Everybody went to the park expect
ing victory. The game was even play
ed that way. There was a listless air
of supreme confidence in every move Of
the locals and the visitors seemed to
be content with as small pieces of pie
as the Mullets chose to hand them.
WEIGH had an easy time making mis-
ninth game of the season a winner, a
record that has not been equalled in
any of the leagues this season. His
pitching was one of the real features
of the game.
And TRULY wouldn't Move.
The real fun came in the sixth when
the shadow of Jim Jeffries in the form
of Mr.. TRULY, waddled down to second
and did a special turn in an attempt
10 annex the bag before he was tagged.
Mike Hempleman rubbed his proboscis
upwards and laughed when he raped
the big fellow on the funny bone with
the horsehide.
Mr.. Connors sought to Danish him
TO the sunlit bench and tumulr ensued.
Strouthers yelled murder TRULY said
his prayers and the blue clad fellow
and gaily caparisoned steed waited in
happy expectancy in the shadow OF the
eastern wall. Strouthers grew too in
sistent and the word was passed to
the blue appareled one in deep right
field TO reinforce the infantry which
came up from the left of Hydrant
branch.
Strouthers retreated in good order
but old man TRULY was one Of the
never give up the ship" kind, and he
sat himself down. Down across the
mellow green flew the real soldier and
the beliigerent was retired from the
field IN short order.
MuIIaney Did the Work.
But there was some real comedy in
the mounted officer came racing across
the field he mistook Null for person
charge de affairs, and it was thu order
of the Big Chief that ne obeyed when
he put TRULY on When Null saw he
had been taken seriously he cavorIed
wildly.
Savannah scored the first run If the
game in the first. Hempefnln singled
TO right field, and was neatly sacrificed
to second by Oyler. Burt hit 10 Busy,
who made a bad throw TO the plate. and
Hempleman scored. Burt WAS caught
trying TO steal second and Mullaney
fouled out to first, retiring the side.
In the first half of the ;hird Clark
was hit by pitcher and went to first.
Secrist famed. Clark scored on Engel's
two-bag drive to center field.
Forced One Man In.
With the score tied ]. Kennedy was
the first man UP in our half of the
third. He was thrown out by pitcher.
WEIGH hit hard TO TRULY and was safe
on an error, going to third on Hem
pleman's two sacker into right field.
Oyler was hit by pitcher. Burt got his
base on balls. forcing Welchsin. Hem
Mullaney hit TO second. Oyler was
caught at the plate and Burt at sec
ond
Three singles in the sixth Melted us
another. and two singles in the ninth
added one more for the Tourists
The score follows: