The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-26

visitors netted the first run of the
game. Stinson singled to center, was
sacrificed to second bv Blake and
scored on Stewards hit by second. Or
dinarly this would have been a hit.
TRULY signalling to Roth to waste a
ball in an attempt to catch Stinson
with the snap throw. Stewart reach
ed for the wide ball, and happened to
crack it right by Trubys position.
The remaining two outs followed in
succession.
In the sixth hit and other trou-
bes netted two runs for the local
blues. Lipe booted Oylers bounder.
Yancy singled TO right field Oyler
going to third. Yancy went down on
the first ball thrown. Oyler scored
on Miller's out, and Yancy went to
third, Roth was safe on Sentell's err
rOr, and Yancy scored.
In the eighth Chandler hit safe to
center field. went to second on a pass
ed ball, went to third on Sentells out
and scored on Stinsons hard hit to
second. Then came the ninth in which
the winning run was scored.
MuIInney Was Much Missed.
In the second game Mullaney was as
badly missed as in the first. There
seemed to be a general lack of hard,
heady playing. TRULY was so sick he
could hardly stay in the field, and
Roth was also indsposed. With these
old heads mixed up with prescriptions
it would have been no credit to the
visitors, even with their wrecked line
up to have won.
In this last event the Angler was
matched against Mr.. Matthews, near
ly, but not quite Matthewson. The
Angler, having attained much of his
patience and steadiness in following
the pursuits of Sir Isaac Walton, cast
as steadily as a veteran. He baited
many weak fish and had them floun-
dering all about the plate. Only FIVE
weak singles did this famous fisherman
give up.
Matthews Was Taken Out.
Mr.. Matthews back pedaled from his
former excellent form, and let his nerve
slip a cog after the exciting events in
the last round of the engagement just
concluded. Eight poorly located
curves placed two anxious blue ath-
letes on the paths and then Mr.. Mat
thews was muzzled, "Ole Brindle
Bayne, huh, going out, huh, ter see eff
he couldn't pitch r. B." In all he
was Jared nine separate and distinct
times, and four clean cut diamond
products were laid in the score column
of the Pathfinders. After Matthews
had been handed a red coat and a
score card b. proceeded to pitch b.
B., huh.
With King and TRULY loaded on the
first two corners, Burt hunted to Hoff-
man and all hands moved up. Rip
stung the trade mark for a safety and
the two anxious athletes on the lines
scored. Brindle said il was o. X. Get
'em next time. huh. But before B.
could settle back into his stride Oyler
tore off another single across third
bag. b. then girded his loins, spat
on his finger. smeared a dull spot off
the ball, Strengthened his cap. shrugg-
ed his shoulders, yelped How we
stand" glanced at first. drawed back
and flung. Huh, it was easy, o. K.
after that. Yancy punched tall one
to Banan at short. and Miller had
three called on him.
Stinson pried open the fourth for the
visitors with a single, to be forced out
at second a moment later on Blake S
hit to short. Stewart few out to right
field after Blake had stolen second
Blake went to third on the return.
scoring on Hoffman's single to left
field. That ended them
In the fifth King lead off with a Jar
ring single by short. was sacrificed ia
/ second by TRULY, went to third on
Burt's out from second and scored on
Rips single.
In the sixth Holmes doubled 10 right
after Miller had whitfield. and scored
on Welchs single.
The scores: