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Vol. 11.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, N. C, SATURDAY, APRIL 25. 1903.
No. 27.
THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
GAME OF THE CAROLINAS.
The Rain Saves the South Carolina
College Men from a Severe
Defeat 9 to 0.
To the regret of the rooters, the
students and the entire team
a heavy downpour of rain at the be
the base ball team of South Caro
lina College from what would have
been a crushing and disastrous de
feat. We had earnestly determin
ed, since the publication of certain
'facts," not" merely to win a vic
tory over the South Carolinians,
but to give them a sound and thor
ough drubbing, and if we are not
greatly mistaken such would have
been the result had the game been
played to a finish.
In the short time played Varsity
succeeded without difficulty in piling
up a score ot nine runs, ana pre
vented the Palmetto boys from
scoring the second base being as
fat as they were allowed to travel.
George Green, who has develop
ed into a splendid twirler, was in
great form and allowed the visitors
only one hit, while the Palmetto
lad was hit, pounded, and knocked
on top of the fence, against the
fence under the fence and in every
conceivable place within the fence.
The features of the game were
the pitching of Green, the profi
cient stick work of Carr. Holt,
Donnelly, Smathers, Graham and
Noble and the errors of the visitors.
The game in detail is as follows:
First inning: Graham hits
grounder to Belser and is thrown
out at first. Carr hits ball for two
bases and goes to third on Gilland's
error. Donnelly hits safe and Carr
scores. Donnelly steals second.
Holt sacrifices and is thrown out
by Smith to Gunter, advancing
Donnelly to third. Donnelly scores
on a wild pitch. Giles secures base
on balls but is unable to advance,
since Cheshire, the next man up, is
thrown out by Aiken to Gunter.
Aiken hits to Green, who throws
him out at first. Gunter hits to
short and is safe on Holt's error.
Smith hits safe in center but by
beautiful throw Graham nabs Gun
ter at third. Belser out at first on
short ball from Noble to first.
Second inning: Smathers hits to
short and is out at first. Noble
goes out from second to first
Geeen is hit by pitched ball. Gra
ham hits safe. Green goes to third
and thus allows Graham to go to
second at the same time. Carr is
out from pitcher to first.
Wilcox starts South Carolina's
half of the second inning by striking
out. Gilland barely connects and
is thrown out by Noble to Holt.
Malloy imitates Gilland and retires
the side.
Score: N. C. 2, S. C. 0.
Third inning Donnelly again hits
safe and steals second. Holt hits
high fly to left field and is out.
Giles sacrifices and Donnelly goes
to third. Cheshire is put out from
Belser to Gunter, retiring the side. .
Davis hits fly to right field and
is out. Martin hits to short and is
out at first. Aiken flies out to
Carr.
Score: N. C. 2, S C. 0.
Fourth inning: Smathers gets
a hit through short and steals sec
ond. Noble flies out to Davis, and
Green sacrifices, Smathers goingr to
third. Graham hits safely and
Smathers scores. Carr makes two
base hit, Graham scoring. Donnel
ly hits long fly to center field and is
out. '
Gunter hits to second but is safe'
at first on Cheshire's wild throw.
Smith hits a hot one to Carr, who
makes a beautiful stop and cuts off
Gunter at second, but barely fails
to get Smith at first. Smitn at
tempts to steal second, but is
thrown out by Noble. Belser re
tires the side, being thrown out
by Cheshire to Holt.
Score: N. C. 4; S. C. .
Clouds appear and a drizzle of
rain begins.
Fifth inning: Holt gets a hit in
center field, continuing to third on
Nallov's error. Giles hits safely
by pitcher and Holt scores. Chesh
ire hits to short, who catches Giles
at second. Smathers hits safely
and Cheshire scores. Smathers
goes to second on Gunter's error.
Noble hits safe, advancing Smath
ers to third. Smathers scores on
Martin's error. Green hits safe to
right field, Noble going 'to third.
Green steals second. Graham gets
hit by pitched ball, filling the
bases. Carr flies out to center.
Donnelly hits safe to right field,
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scoring iNooie ana ijreen, wnue
Graham goes to second.
At this point the game was call
ed on account of rain which de
scended in torrents.
Inasmuch as five full innings
had not been played the game does
not count.
SOUTH CAROLINA BEATEN.
The Palmetto Bovs Become Vic
tims to "Peck's" Curves. A
Large Crowd Was Present.
On last Saturday in Durham at
the George Lvon Park before a
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large number of spectators Caro
lina, in a fast and snappy game,
wrested victory from South Caro
lina College by the narrow margin
of four to three. The contest was
intensely interesting and full of
crises. Both teams, on account of
the recent score at Columbia, S. C ,
were confident of victory and enter
ed the game without fear and trem
bling. The Tar Heels, however,
by superb team work succeeded in
tlacinr the Kice Heaters into a
"crystal maze."
The features ot the game were
the batting of Cheshire for Carolina
who welted the leather for two
doubles and a single and the clever
stick work of Smith for the visitors
The game in detail is as follows:
Graham hits a beautiful drive
over short stop and is safe at first
Carr hits to short and reaches first,
but G raham is thrown out at second
Donnelly is out at first, while Carr
reaches second. Holt flies out to
Graham. r..f..
center. Carr. s.s..
Aiken bv a beautiful throw of S"ne"y-Lf
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Smathers is out at first. Gunter Giles, r.f.,
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hits iafe over short. Smith hits to Smathers, 8b.',
third and both Gunter and Smith ODle. c-
iiart, p.,
are saie. Deiser nits a not one over
second and Gunter scores. Martin
failes to see the ball and is out.
Wilcox flies out to right field.
Second Inning.
ter for two bases. Holt follows
with a long drive to right and Don
nelly scores. Giles hits a long one
to center for two bases and Holt
scores. Cheshire flies out to second.
Smathers fans,
Gilland fans. Aiken hits safe
over second and steals second. Gun
ter reaches first. Smith flies out to
center. Belser hits safe to right
and Aiken scores. Hart by a phe
nomenal catch throws Gunter out
at third.
Sixth Inning.
Noble gets base on ball?. Hart
hits to short and Noble is out at
second. Graham hits to first and
Hart is thrown out at second. Carr
is out from third to first.
Wilcox is out from pitcher to first.
Davis walks. Gilland sacrifices.
Gilland, P. fans.
Seventh Inning.
Donnelly fans. Holt is out at
first. Giles drives a long one to
center but is out.
Aiken fans. Gunter and Smith
are out on flies.
Neither side scored during the
eight or ninth innings. The game
closed with a victory for North Car
olina by a score of 4 to 3.
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Final score N. C.
Hits, N. C. 13; S. C.
N. C. 2; S. C. 4.
9; S. C. 0.
1. Errors,
Aiken, 2b.. 0
Gunter, lb., 1
Smith, c, 1
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Summary: Two base hits, Holt, Cheshire
and rWinAllv. St-.ri.n1r nnt hv Hart:. 7: hv Oil.
land is OUl from short to first. Gil- lard, 5. Stolen bases, Aiken. Bases on balls
off Hart, 0; off Gilland, 3. Time of game two
hours. Umpire, Mr. Upohurch. scorers,
Exchanges.
Friend: "Your son, I understand,
ha lit.prarv asoirations. Does he
write for money?
Tether (feeline: "All the
time." Equitable Herald,
Father (visiting son at college)
"Pretty good cigars you smoke,
my bov."
Son:' "Fill your case, dad, fill
your case." Ex.
The Cumberland Weekly was
turned over to the co-eds of Cum
berland University last week, who
got out a special "co-ed edition"
which does them credit, being in
every way up to the usual high
standard of that esteemed contemporary.
Oh Doctor, Benjamin
be wandering in his
to
Wife
seems
mind."
Doctor (who knows Benjamin):
"Dan't trouble about that; he
can't igo far." Ex.
land, P. flies out to third.
Third Inning".
Hart walks. Graham dies at
home plate. Carr secures his base
and Hart advances to second. Don-
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Hart scores. Holt hits safe to cen- week
lci dnu d.n si-uic. xjuanciiy is mrenizer, who was assisted ny
put out while attempting to reach Messrs. Fisher and Cheshire. In
home. Giles is out from pitcher to this dance the following couples
first. I nrirririnafpH
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Aiken hits uy to short but is sate. I Miss Alexander with Mr.
Gunter bunts to third but is thrown Meares
out atnrst. Aiken by error ot Molt M; Turk with Mr. Andrews.
Martin and Bohannon.
The Sphinx German.
The Sphinx german, which took
on Thursday night of last
was led by Mr. Addison
reaches home. Smith is thrown
out from second to first. Belser
strikes out.
Fourth Inning.
Cheshire hits safe for two bases,
Smathers walks. Noble sacrifices,
while Cheshire and Smathers ad
vance to third and second. Hart is
out from short to first. Graham
fans.
Martin flies out to center. Wil-
cox is out rrom second to first.
Davis hits safe to center and steals
second. Gilland is out from third
to first.
Fifth Inning.
Carr fans. Donnelly hits to cen-
Miss Bridgers with Mr. Berkely.
Miss Nellie Hinsdale with Mr.
Dunn.
Miss Annie Hinsdale with Mr.
McMullen.
Miss Barbee with Mr. Thorpe.
Miss Outlaw with Mr. H. Cle
ment.
Miss Roberson with Mr. Graves.
Miss Clarke with Mr. Thomas.
Miss Venable with Mr. Calder.
Miss MacRae with Mr. Bernard.
Miss Gordon with Mr. Holland.
Miss Wrenn with Mr. Carr.
Miss Henshaw with Mr. More-
head.
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