HE BIOWN-CAROLINA GAME. jOrccn hits to third and is safe on
" IPenley's error. Greeii out trying-
i lu .i?ai second. Uluvsnire out. sec
ond to first.
rhe Rhode Island Boys Defeat Car
olina in an Interesting Game
By a Score of 4 to 1.
It was an ideal day for the na
tional game yesterday. The Brown
boys from Providence, although a
long-, way from home, put up one of
the best games seen on Carolina's
diamond this year. The g-ame was
f full or exciting- crises. The big
'fellow Lynch proved himself a puz
zle which rhe Tar Heels were un
able to solve. Pour to one tells
the story, woeful as it is.
After an exchange of yells by
Carolina's rooters and the Brown
men, Carolina took the field with
"Peck" Hart in the box.
Pattee flies out to Green. Gray
hits to Carr and is out at first
Clark out to Cheshire to first.
Graham strikes out. Oldham
does likewise. Donnelly gets a
base on balls. Holt up. Donnellv
steals second, Holt put out by
Short to first.
Second inning-: Gray hits pop fly to
Holt. Clark walks. Metealf hit by
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Mete.Ur sing-Jes. B u ry ll:cs out to
Donnelly. Abbtthhs what seems
to be an easy chance, but the ball
uiaivfs iin uriv oounu over varr s
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ncau, scoring- vray. ieniey nits
to Graham, who attempts to throw
Abbott out at second, and Metealf
scores. Belding- hits to Graham
and is safe on bad throw. Abbott
scores. Lynch out to Holt.
Noble is out from pitcher to first
Hart fans Graham gets a base-
hit. Oldham fans.
Ninth inning: Pattee flies out to
Green. Gray singles over second.
Clark walks. .Metealf, flies out
Barry flies out to Green.
Donnelly is out from second to
first. Holt is out fiom third to
first. Carr is out from pitcher to
first.
Carolina.
Graham, 3b,
Oldham, cf ,
Donneliy, If,
Holt, lb,
Carolina
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pitched ball. Barry hits foul fly to j Carr, ss,
left field, Donnelly making- long- j JVj'Cf-running-
catch. Abbott beats the 1 Noble, c,
wind in vain. I Hart, p,
Noble strikes the air three! Score by innings:
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gam.4, finding- for the first time the
big pitcher for a single to right
field. Graham hits to pitcher.
Hart caug-ht at second. Oldham
fans ag-ain.
Third inning": Metealf is out from
second to first. Barry flies out. to
Green. Abbott hits safely over
- second. Penly up. Abbott steals
second. Penly out, Short to first.
Carr strikes out. L7nch seems
to be a marvel. Green hits to third
and is out at first.
Fourth inning-: Belding out to
Holt. Lynch, the big- pitcher, up.
He disappoints the spectators, be
ing a victim to Hart's curves. Pat
tee hits to Graham and of course is
out at first.
Donnelly out from second to first.
Holt does likewise. The g-ame is
a pitcher's battle roval. '
Fifth inning-: Penlev hits fly to
rig-lit center. Oldham makes a
phenomenal run, saving- a two-bagger.
Belding- hits a single over
first, but Holt is equal to the oc
casion and robs him of it. Lynch
hits safe down third base line.
Pattee flies out to Green.
Green fans. Cheshire fans.
Noble fans. This was a fanning-inning-.
Sixth inning-: Gray g-ets first on
bunt. Clark bunts a sacrifice out
at first. Hart has wild pitch.
Gray going- to third. Metealf
singles, scoring G ray, Barr
singles. Abbott bunts - and is out
at first. Penley out, Hart to Holt.
The g-ame is intensely interesting-.
Hart fans, Graham fins. Old
ham sing-les. Oldham steals second
Donnelly hits for two bags, scoring
Oldham. Holt out short to first.
Score, 1 to 1.
Seventh inning-: Belding- out to
Holt. Lynch hits tw-bag-ger, and
tries to stretch intoftdiree but is
thrown out at third. IPattee bunts
ad g-ets first on Hart's error.
Pattee runs over seconcl and is out
between second and third.
Carr is out, second to first.
Brown.
Pattee, ss,
Gray, 2b,
Clark, c.
Metealf, If,
Barry, cf ,
Abbott, rf,
Penley, 3b,
Belding, lb,
Lynch, p.
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