The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-12

TWO TO one mas Deen ADOPTED dS tLC
favorite animation of the Pathhnd-
ers. It was played again yesterday.
And it worked Jack Grim bucked in
unison with his two lieutenants. Kuhn
and Hamburg, but could not crook the
! mark jotted down to his credit i'll
the fifth.
II was by far one of the prettiest
games played here this season. An
other score exactly the same as this
has been worked off by two teams,
but there was not the same hard hit
ting and fast fielding that was ex-
hibited yesterday. There were features
and features to the game, most Of them
being the performances Of the visitors
as they swung at some of the decep-
tive slants and bends of Ralph Savidge.
Savidge pitched marvellous game,
and established a record for strike
outs that may stand through the sea-
on. Fifteen men swung without re-
suits, and of the eight hits collected
altogether by the visitors but one run
was scored.
1t was Shorty again who was boost
ting all the while with his hefty will
low while Savidge was pulling back
on the other run getting machine. He
was three times up and got two clean
singles, and doubled Miller up with a
hot one down at third the last time
up, which nine times out of ten would
have been safe.
Engel, the once pride of the Pacific
coast, was found at all stages, but the
fast fielding of the visitors saved him
dire disaster. He famed two men,
but kept his hits well scattered and
lacked up with good support, made 1t
hard running for the locals, even with
the excellent work of Savidge in the
box.
savidge Was in Trim.
When Savidge pitched in Jacksonville
he displayed nothing like the form he
did here. He had no speed, and SEEM
ed to be lacking everywhere. Yester-
day he exhibited more speed than has
been shown yet, not excepting Childs
of Charleston. He needs but little
me q work to give him perfect con-
trol, and then the hits will not be
so many, as he will not have TO put
so many over the plate In a pinch.
The first man TO register at home
was Ray, in the second. Mullaney was
first up. He singled nicely TO right
field, but was forced out at second on
Rays attempt to sacrifice. Ray was
advanced to second on Brstton's base
on balls, scoring on Holmes drive TO
left field.
Both sides scored in the fifth. After
Engel had popped out to short Miller
walked. He went to third on Wag-
ner's boot of Wilson's grass cutter
scoring on Hamburgs two-base hit to
left field.
Holmes was the first man up for the
locals in the NTH He singled over
second base, went to third on Savidge's
single to second base and scored on
an error at third This ended the
run getting on both sides.
Two Players Ordered on.
Umpire Mcnamara again made kick
ing players understand that he would
had made a decision. In an attempt
10 come home from second base on Mil
lers single, Kuhn was caught at the
plate by a pretty throw from center
by Ray. The decision was close. but
Mcnamara was standing right over
the men as they went together, and he
called Kuhn out. Kuhn used abusive
language, as did Hamburg, and the
latter exhibited the same spirit that
has injured the game in many places.
He wanted to strike the umpire. and
was only prevented from doing so py
the timely interference of the police.
The score follows: