The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-24
WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Columbia at savannah.
Augusta at Macon.
Charleston at jacksonville.
south Atlantic Lengue Standing.

More rain fell on the open work
yesterday.
Those who declared that the open
work was on its last legs were mis-
taken, for it shed the rain and with
stood the tempest like a grape arbor.
After two safe wallops off Ole Brin-
die in the second. and a subsequent
tally by D. NJ. Mullaney, this is the
same which has always played first,
the rain fell and the winds blew and
1t was "a shame to take the money"
All of these troubles came before
the end of the fourth inning, w. Smith
having hung up the horseshoe as soon
as Shorty ambled home on Miller's
14-inch screecher across second.
Mr.. Bayne of Byron. Ga. has been
with us before. On several occasions
he was the salad, the oil and the may
onnaise dressing at the feasts of the
High]anders. and nearly everything he
did had rings drawn around it in the
score books. These rings in baseball
mean the same as an actors name
printed in full red letters. In other
words, whole cheese.
Something About BrindIe.
Brindle is willing to go to the clear
ing near Macon to have himself inter
viewed on hits and what-nots, but he
has consistently refused to have his
picture printed. Good head work. No
no. this scanned featured server of the
swerving sphere sends his regards, but
never his photograph, and deeds, not
looks are his assets.
Before he broke into baseball, Brin-
die was an ardent tiller of the soil,
and his first knowledge of the slant
service was attained through hurting
dead clods at the noddng head of a
slothful hay-burner. Before the spring
ploughing was half finished Brnde
was capable of landing square between
the Tapping ears, which, when consid-
cred under the adverse circumstances
of being virtually a swinging target
was no easy feat. especially while one
was snatching continually at the bell
cord in an impatient desire to have the
motormaule "go forward" Billy Oyler
handles his shorn lamrod very much
like the oscillation of the ears of the
mule, hence Brindle's ability to per-
suade the sphere to avoid the Midgets
bat.
Bayne Looked Like n Loser.
Brindle was in a fair way to lose
the game when relief came.
The Pathfinders We're getting on to
Sc v,lD Fafa ~ frr, al h-
led Houston county athlete was par
ticularly hilarious when he was re-
lieved of the stress of a losing battle
and was securely ensconed i'm a troll
ley car with a transfer tightly grip
ped in his grimy paw.
Brindle has heard of some of the
social favorites on the blue lineup, and
he was in his most pleasing mood in
the presence of the ladies. Keen of
wit and apt at repartee he made his
deeds talk. We all came i'm for our
share of condescension on the part of
this worthy diamond dignitary.
SavidEe in q Winning Mood.
Ralphy Orlando was advanced to the
firing line to work off the first edition
and he was plainly i'm a winning mood,
despite the fact that Stewart punched
puny Texas Lacquer into left terri
tory at the commencement.
SihltH new out 10 leIt ana Null
stirred his hands and feet among
Lipe's grounder to first. double
was in plain view when Null shot to
second, but Billy Oyler cannot handle
high balls with sufficient efficiency
and both runners were safe.
II was a tense moment. Savidges in
luck always comes i'm the first three
innings and all hands thought II was
up again. Blake was an easy out to
center and Stewart was nabbed at the
plate trying to score on Sentelrs
bounder TO third.
The luck of WEIGH has been so good