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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL J. C, March 15th, 1899..
NO. 20
WM. BINGHAM SHUTOUT
Carolina Defeats Win. Bingham by
a Score of Fourteen to Nothing.
On Saturday afternoon Carolina
played her second game of tlie. sea
son against the William Bingham
School of Mebane. It was a one
sided contest throughout and only
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once uunng cue game uhi our op-
potients come near scoring. A good
crowd of students was present and
the 'Varsity and opponents were
highi' applauded wjien good plays
were made.
Our team was without Captain
Winston who was prevented from
p'aying on account of a sore arm
but his place was creditably filled
by Bennett.
Rogers led in batting1, making
five hits out of six times up.
Lawson as usual pitched a good
3rd Inning-. Score Carolina.14; Bing-ham, 0.
Graves opens the inning-with a 7th Inning-,
pretty single over short. Alston Lambeth opens the inning- by
then does the same. Donnelly singling- over third. Graves hits to
strikes out. Brem goes to first on Cocke and reaches first but Lam
four balls and the bases are full, beth' dies at second. Alston hits to
Bennett makes a hit to left and Keith ami ; nut at'firf a'r
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u raves scores. Rogers makes a ing to second. Harkins
pretty nit over second and Alston Keith and is out at
and Brem score. Lawson fouls out. TnWtrm hit tn
to Calfee.
hits to
first.
Harkins
and
Calfee
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flies
flies
How Georgia Will Treat lis.
i The following- article which ap
peared in the last issue of the Red
and Black shows in what light the
coming1 Carolina-Georgia debate is
held in the Georgians' eyes. Our
representatives may safely expect a
hard-fought contest as well as fine
treatment on Georgia's part.
! "The great contest with North
Carolina is upon us.
; Messrs. Broad hurst and Bowie,
of North Carolina, will arrive
Thursday afternoon.
They will be met by a committee
game.
Uocke at second lor J.ni' n:i ni
played the best game.
Mani'um nan soou speed and
showed his old time form.
Boone in centre field although
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small roc every ininj nidi eaine nis uen siiiyies
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the
in
way and
catch.
The game started at 1:45 p,
and - was finished in time for
evening train.
Below will be found the game
detail.
1st Inning, Carolina up.
Rogers singles over third and Lambeth hits to Alford and is out
reaches first. Lawson flies out to at first.
Woodard strikes
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Alton! makes a pretty is out at first.
stop of Woodards grounder and the out to Lawson.
side is retired. nr tn Rmtt
ScoreCarolina. 14: Binpham. 0.
first. A 1 lord strikes out. Le : 8th Innimr.
Grand Hies out to Woodard. Woodson who ha blfPn Rr',
Score--Caroli na, 8; B, ngham, 0. place in rurht field, hits to centre ad escorted to ho1 of the Chan
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4til for a single but he tries to stretch f . wn uesis tne W1U ,x'
Lambetii nuk-s a short hit over it into a double and. is out at second. du"mg their stay here,
hurt and then steals second. Bennett hits to Cocke and is out at J 18 111 readiness for the debate.
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irav. s sti-a'b, second. Alston goes to Alford and is out at first.
o iirst on Jielder s choice but Lam- Dardeu hits to Woodard and is
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lits to p.u her and goes to first but and is out at first. Boone strikes
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Donuelh gets to second on a failure Score Carolina, 14; Bingham, 0.
ol Cocke to touch him. Brem hits 9th Inning,
to Aliord nun on Johnston's error .Woodard hits to Keith and is out
Alston ami Donnelly score. Ben- at iirst. Lambeth walks. Lam-
th rough first and se-hip't.li tn mrtA -m -j n-iMi Knii
matte one very pretty cona and lirem gets to third on Cal- bv LeGraud but is caught nannino-
fee's error. Rogers bunts and gets there and is out. Graves hits to
to first while Brem is put out at Cocke and is out.
home. Rogers steals second and Cocke knocks a pop fly to Harkins
then lie ami Bennett get home on ' a and Is out. Al ford's foul is caught
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Woodard makes a short hit over the game bv striking out.
third and- Lawson t-oes to second. TTWat
Carolina, 14; Bingham, 0.
The following is the dine 'no ".'of
second and Joiiuston strikes out. Caltee the two teams.
out. Lambeth fouls out to Graves, and Manum
reaches first on error by Al ford and retires side by hitting to Lawson
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Rogers goes to third. Graves flies who throws him out at first.
out to Boone and side is retired. Score Caroline, 13; Bingham, 0.
Alford reaches first on a hit in 5th inning.
front of plate. Le Grand lilts a Graves hits to Cocke and is out
high fly to the infield which is at first. Alston makes a beauty sin-
caught by Woodard. Alford goes o-le over third and on Darden's er-
to second on passed ball by Graves. ror o-oes to second. Donnellv flies
Johnston fans out and Calfee ends
the inning by doing the same.
Score Carolina, 0; Bingham, 0.
2nd Inning.
out to Cocke. Brem hits to Calfee
and is out at first.
Darden hits to Alston arid is out
at first. Keith hits a ooo flv to
Alston is hit by pitched ball and Lawson and is out. Boone hits to
goes to first. Donnelly sacrifices Lawson and is out at first.
Alston to second. Le Grand Score Carolina, 13; Bingham, 0.
throws wild to third on Alston's Gth Inning,
steal to that base and Alston comes Keith goes in the box, Mangum
home. Brem gets hit aud goes to goes to centre and Boone to right,
first. Bennett walks to first. Rog- Bennett flies out to Cocke. Rog
ers bunts and the bases are full, ers lands the ball to centre for a
Lawson places a pretty hit over beauty three bagger. Lawson hits
second and Brem and Bennett score, to Alford but is safe at first on ac
Rogers goes to third. Lawson count of error. Rogers during the
steals second. Woodard's grounder throwing comes home. Lawson is
to Alford is fumbled and Rogers thrown out while trying to steal
Carolina. A.B. K IB PO A K
Rogers, c.f. 6 3 5 0 0 0
L,awson, p.,1.1'. 6 1 2 2 3 0
Woodard, s.s. S O 1 3 1 0
Lambeth, 3b. 5 1 2 Oil
Graves, c. 6 11 11 1 0
Alston, 2b. 4 3 2 1 3 0
Donnelly, l.f. 4 1 0 0 0 0
Harkins, p. 1 0 0 1 1 0
Woodson, r.f. 1 0 1 0 0 0
Brem, r.f. 2 2 0 0 0 0
Bennett, lb. 4 2 2 9 1 1
Total 44 14 16 27 11 2
Wm. Bingham A.B. R IB PO A E
Alford, us. 4 0 11 S3
L,e Grand, c. 4 0 0 4 3 1
Johnston, lb. li 0 0 12 11
Calfee, 3b, 3 0 0 1 1,1
Mang-um, p., c.f. 3 0 1 0 2 0
Darden, l.f. 3 0 0 0 0 1
Keith, r.f.,j. 3 0 0 0 4 1
Boone, c. f.,r.f. 3 0 0 2 0 0
Cocke, 2b. 3 0 0 7 5 0
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Total 29 0 2 27 21 8
at eight o'clock in the chapel. Mr.
Garrard Glenn will act as master
of ceremonies. The judges for the
contest are:
I Prof. H. W. Smith, of Rome.
I Hon. Porter King, of Atlanta.
Hon. W. S. Miller, Abbeville, S.
C.
. Music will lje furnished by the
U. G. Orchestra, which is prepar
ing- an excellent programme. Lucy
Cuob, the Home School, and the
Normal School have been invited
land will doubtless attend the exer
cises.
The question to be debated is:
Resolved, 'That the United States
Senators should be elected by di
rect vote of the people." Georgia,
affirmative; North Carolina, Nega
tive. The programme is as follows:
Music. Prayer. Music.
1st Speaker, Mr. Doyal, . Ga.
2nd " Mr; Bowie, N. C.
3rd " Mr. Tison, Ga.
; 4th " Mr. Broadhurst.
Rejoinder, Mr. Doyal
Music. Decision of Judges. "
Bu$ine$$.
nece$$ary
and Lawson score, Woodard getting
to first safely. Lambeth hits to
short and Alford, Cocke and John
ston make a pretty double, ending
the side.
Mangum singles over second and
then steals second. Darden strikes
out and on Lambeth's error Man
gum reaches third. Keith strikes
second. Woodard gets base on
balls but he suffers the same fate
as Lawson at thehaiidsof LeGrand
and the side is retired.
Harkins goes in the box for Car
olina and Lawson goes to left field.
Cocke hits to Lambeth who
throws him out at first. Alford
flies out to Woodard. LeGrand
out and Boone does the same, thus hits to Alston and on Bennett's er
killing Bingham's hope of scoring ror is safe at first but on an attempt-
in this inning. . ed steal to second he is thrown out
Score Carolina, 5; Bingham, 0. by Graves.
Score by i tming-s,
.1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. Total.
Carolina, 0 5 3 5 0 1 0 0 0 14
Win. Bingham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Summary Bases on balls by Lawson 0,
Harkins 0, Keith 2.
struck out by Lawson 7, Harkins 2. Man
(jura 2, Keith 0.
Hit by pitched ball Lawson 0, Harkins 0,
Mangum 2, Keith 0.
Passed ball Graves 1, Le Grand 1.
Double play, Alford. Cocke and Johnston.
3 base hit Rogers,
Stolen bases Carolina 7, Wm. Bing-ham 1.
Umpire J. R. Carr.
Time of game one hour and fifty minutes.
SometimeS it becomeS
for the BuSine$$ Manage
through the columnS of thi$ paper
on a matter of Some importance.
The matter iS thiS. We would
adviSe Some of our SubScriberS to
adopt a double entry method of
book-keeping in preference to the
Single entry. The reaSon of thiS
iS that in uSiug the Single entry
our SubScriberS SometimeS forget
that which iS nioSt eSSential and
moSt important to the Uubine
Manager, and without which the
Tar Heel can not continue.
YourS
The BuSineSS Manager.
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Oliver H. Dockery, Jr., Law, '05
'W, ami Thos. IL Newland. ")4
and '95, have recently been appoint
ed Second Lieutenants in the regu
lar United States Army.
We were glad to have Mr. C. H.
Johnson, U)S with us Saturday and
Sunday.
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