The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22

The final count was taken by Null
laney and his squad as the rich red of
the last slanting sun rays swept across
the parapets of the Highland strong
hold. We had 6. They had 20.
Mr.. Bayne returned from the glass
factory. His father was with him. He
begged for revenge. Father wanted to
see it we'll done. Kohler and Smith
locked in earnest confab in the middle
of the diamond finally returned. smil-
ing to the grand stand. Twas well.
Bayne should have a try. He was
fountain of effervescing joy. Father
smiled complacently. Mr.. Hogg grunt-
ed with joy. also.
Ittig Hit the Batters.
Mr.. Sunny James Ittig was in the
thickest of the fray. He was in a
generous mood. The weaklings who
could not hit the sphere were given a
free passage TO the first gate. Some
had a penalty attached to theirs, TAX
ing one of his slow slants in the ribs,
or some other part of the anatomy.
Some dozen or more were presented
thus. Others depended on their own
strong arms and trusty willow. Some
nineteen hits, ranging in calibre from
singles on up through the series of
doubles, triples and total tours, kept
the Pathfinder outfeld trio scamper-
ing.
~ W. a
full in locating the sphere while at the
bat as he was in placing it over the
plate. His batting average was not
fattened by his efforts yesterday, and
altogether he seemed to have a day off.
In the first inning all went well.
order.
First Blood in Second.
In the second Hoffman received a
pass to first. Sentell hunted to Ittig
and was safe on the first error of the
game, Hoffman going to second. Du-
PLANE forced Sentell out at second,
Hoffman going to third. Hoffman
scored on Harnish's single to left field.
Bayne flew out TO Ray and Harnish
was forced out at second.
Ray flew out to left field. ]. Kenne-
dy was thrown out from short. Oyler
singled to left field, but died on second
when Holmes was thrown out from
second.
Two Added in the Third.
In the third Smith singled to left
field. Stinson hit to short and was
safe on Mullaney's error Blake sacri-
feed. Smith and Stinson scored on
Hoffman's hit to left field. Sentell
flew out to second. Duplaine fouled
out.
Ittig flew out to left field. r. Ken
nedy singled to left field. Bratton flew
out to right field. Burt was thrown
out from short.
, In the fourth the Highlanders added
two more. Harnish walked. Bayne
sacrificed. Lipe flew out to right field.
Harnish going to third on the throw in.
Smith walked. Stinson tore off a three
Dagger over Burt's head, scoring Har-
nish and Smith. Blake walked. Hoff-
man was thrown out at first from
second.
Pathhnders' First Tally.
Mullaney hit to first and was out
Ray was thrown out from short. ].
Kennedy singled to center field. Oyler
singled to right field j. Kennedy
scored on Holmes hot one to third,
which Lipe fumbled. Ittig flew out TO
first
In the fifth the Kohlerites got busy.
Sentell singled TO center field. Duplaine
hunted and was safe on Ittig's error.
Harnish hunted, forcing Sentell out at
third. Bayne was hit by pitcher Lipe
singled to center, scoring Duplaine.
Smith hit to short and Harnish was
caught at the plate. Stinson hit two
bags to center, Bayne and Lipe scor-
ing. Blake hits a home run over he
left field fence. scoring Smith, Sentell
and himself.
r. Kennedy famed. Bratton flew our
10 center field. Burt was thrown out
at first by pitcher.
Sentell singled to left field. Duplaine
few out to center field. Harnish was
hit by pitcher. Bayne flew out to cen
GER, Sentell going to third. Lipe walked.
Smith was hit by pitcher. Stinson
struck out, after Sentell had scored
on a wild pitch.
Holmes Home Run.
Mullaney was safe on error at short
Ray singled TO left field. They were
doubled out on Oyler's hit to third. j.
Kennedy singled. Holmes sent one
over left field fence for a home run.
scoring ]. Kenndy, Oyler and himself.
1ttig flew out TO second.
1t was this way until the finish, Null