The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-21
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Savannah at Macon.
Charleston at Columbia.
Augusta at jacksonville.


Mama what is Samson's riddle?"
My child, it is what Mr. Savidge
placed in front of Mr. Smiths baseball
players at Macon, yesterday"
Did they solve it, mama?"
Certainly not, my child; they have
given it up, and will try another one
to-day, propounded by Mr.. SUNNY
James Ittig."
The correct answer to the puzzle j"
Savannah y. Macon 2. Persons hold
ing these numbers will please cash.
Mr.. Ping Pong Hogg, late chef de
curve with Signor Powelle, served the
steaming broth to the hungry Path
finders yesterday. After the feast Mr..
Hogg barely had hams enough to sup
port him. He expostulated with Bustet
McCammon. claiming that Pathfind-
ers was a misnomer. and that the name
of the Savannah aggregation should be
Ballfnders.
Incidentally, casual observations are
being handed around that Mr.. Kohler's
chest expansion has been reduced sew
eral inches. and he is now clamoring
loudly Tor more Wlnd.
In taking yesterdays game Savan-
nah moved up another notch nearer the
tor, while the leaders were pulled down
a length. To-day's game will see
Shorty and his band safely perched on
the top rung-and then for the home
coming.
Five Famed the Wind.
To those who heard the game in de-
tail at the Catholic Library Associa-
tion Hall it looked like Mr.. Hogg was
bent on serving all of the visiting bat
tiers with a blank. Five men famed the
atmosphere in the first two innings,
but in the meantime two tallies had
been made. This is how it occurred
over the wire:
First Inning-Home-ru Kennedy
was not feeling well and famed. Brat
ton followed suit. Burt was passed TO
first on four wide ones. Shorty tore off
three-bagger to right field and Burt
scored. Null scored on passed ball
and Ray was thrown out at first from
short.
Lipe flew out to left field Smith was
thrown out at first by Billy Oyler. sDu-
plane thrown out from second.
Second Inning-Jimmy Kennedy
drove a long one out to right field
which was nicely handled by Stinson
Oyler hit down the chalk mark to first
and died. Holmes few out to third.
Stinson stung a three-bagger to CEN
ter garden. Hoffman flew out to third
and Blake and Quinn struck out.
There Were Nine Strikes.
Third Inning-Savidge r. Kennedy
and Bratton struck out.
Sentell thrown out from second. Hogg
suffered the same fate from short. Lipe
tore off a two sacker to left field, and
was forced out at third by Smiths
grounder to short.
Fourth Inning-Burt hit to third
and died at first. Mullaney and Ray
famed.
DupIane famed. Stinson thrown
out at first from second. Hoffman
famed.
Fifth Inning-J. Kennedy took a free
pass to first. Oyler tore off a two
Dagger to left field. Holmes rammed
one up against the left field fence,
scoring Kennedy and Oyler. Savidge
was thrown out from short. r. Ken
nedy scored Holmes on a neat single
to right garden. Bratton retired the
side by hitting to second, permitting a
double play.
Blake struck out. Quinn singled to
left field. Sentell died at first in an
attempt to sacrifice. Hogg took four
wide ones and walked Lipe hit to
short, forcing Hogg out at third.
Sixth Inning-Burt struck out Null
laney singled to right field. Ray flew
out to pitcher. j. Kennedy was thrown
out at first from second.
Smith got d pass to first. Duplane
was thrown out from third Stinson
beat one out to first in an attempt to
0Onhla Hoffman .
FIRST from third. Blake famed.
Home Runs in seventh.
Seventh Inning Oyler famed.
Holmes was thrown out from short
Savidge hit safe for one bag. r. Ken
nedy pasted one over the right>>field
fence, scoring Savidge and himself
Bratton flew out to first.
Quinn drove one over the left field
fence for home run. Sentel flew
cut to right field. Hogg singled to
right field. I.ipe forced Hogg out at
second and Smith famed.
Eighth Inning-Burt was given his
base. Mullaney was thrown out from
second. Ray was safe at first on a
tumble at third. Jimmy Kennedy
stung one to left field for three bags,
scoring Burt and Ray. Oyler singled
TO center field, scoring J. Kennedy.
Holmes drove a two-bagger to the left
field fence, scoring Oyler. Savidge
was thrown out at first from third.
Duplane flew out to first Stinson
few out to left field. Hoffman singled
to left field. Blake was safe at first
on an error at short. Quinn famed.
Ninth Inning-R. Kennedy drove one
against the right field fence. near the
top, for three bags. Bratton famed.
Burt flew out to center field. Kenne-
dy scored on Mullaney's two-bag drive
to right field. Ray flew out to left
field
Sentell few out to center field. Hogp
singled TO right field. Hogg went 10
third on Rays muff of Lipe's high
fly. Smith was thrown out at first
from third. Hogg scored on a passed
ball. Duplane struck out.
The score follows:
Savannah ALB. R. BH. Po. A. E.
Kennedy. r.. r. f..5 3 O q
Bratton 2b 5 O q n