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THE STUDENTS ' OF WAKE FOREST AND HER TOWX. FOLKS
. DEFEAT THE UNIVERSITY BY A SCORE OF IO j
' 1 :TO 7i AFTER' ELEYEN INNINGS. . i ! !
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Thp game of base-ball between; Wake Forest
and bur team 'at Rale;gh on Friday, April 25, was
put off until Saturday, the .24th. jori account of 'the
j inclemency. of the, weather; 'The game was a
joor lone ; all around,- , there : lacing about twenty
errors f made by both teams.' 1 There was some
heavy baling on!both- sjdes. Holding, 'the Wake
Forest pitcher, pitched beautifully, vhile R. John-
. ston, our pitcher, lhaving.attended the German.the
night before, was in no fit condition tok r)lay the
game.. Holding is not a student of Wake Forest,
but we allowed them to I play him for in no other
way jcould a game with: Wake Forest be gotten.
At the end of the gth. inning the score stood 7 to
7, of it was notsiintil the; eleventh inning that the
game was decide430Vake Forest's gain of three
- runs. " ; ' j- a j . ' :U .. ' : ;
"1 st.- iWake Forest Jones hit bis ball to fi rst and
uOut 5lills-. made a safe hit;.. .stole second and
V- went .tcv third on Howell's two-bagger., jl'owell
i neve" reached first while1 Mills gained home and
i Ho well third: Sledge Went to the bat next and
out'. ; : - .' . ! .
1 st. University Busbe, who batted .first, went
' to. first on balls, was foftgd to second by Graham
in the. same manner- Qjdham followed by bpse
on balls putlmgr each--up xne base. Joiies-knoclced
foul and out. --Hlimlin fetru4k out. : Johnston H.
took bs base on balls, putting Busbee in. ! John
ston R. took aweU seasoned stick and knocked a
t clear- two-bafrre : pultifig. Graham and 'Oldham
hrimr Shaw struck a fdul which Was caujrht by
' 'Powe'K 1 I '.: - ? Li . . "'. ' J '.'.
2d, Wake Fo,ret Holding S: go
1 Royster .hit a fly to Hamlin who
Holping went to his base on balls,
three limes without effect and
' fnnoc cfrnrt tn H fohnstoii and out- Mills hit
forcing Holding to second 1 where the . ball was
waiting for Him. i ' ! v I . ' l i
2d. .UniverMtv Willard hit a fly to R.oysler
who held it. Busbee thought he -would warm up
t base Qn balls.
muffed it. T.
Young struck
took his seat.
the cram e and struck a
fooled. Graham made a safe hit, stole to second
liner to'-iMiljfs, but got
plate
on
Oldham's Ml.
and ' crossed the I home
Trnf''rnf the side out.'
3d. Wake rorest sieage rraae a run in uus
inning by a; h?t; after Howell and Powell were
out, and second on HajnliiVs muff, of Royster's
tiy.' T. Holding ithouglit to knock a h6me run
but much! to' h 5 s chagrin emairied at Home on
three strikes.- . -j. ;! i f 1
3d. - University-1-University ; batting was 'very
poof in this inning and .they failed to score.:
4ih. Wake Forests-Young and Jones , both foiled
to Assist ;their side and Mills drove a fly to H.
'Johnston who. muffed Jit and' stole to second.
Ho well made a safe hit jand Mills went-to third.
Powell made his first orl error that put Mills and
Howell bqgj on the score book, praham caught
Sled-e' fly. ' The score) now stood 4 to 4 and
great excitement prevailed. ' ' ; f
University1 came to the , bat resolute, but
failed to raise their score. Waktf Forest tried with
cnmft' success. I The University went Jmt after
; ' their inning with! 'the same sqore-as wrfep they
came in. 1 f ' . ';.,- J L - . j. -v . 1
,6th. Wake Forest Davis who had been sub
stituted for Young fanned out and Jones; follawed
, his footstepsi Mills knocked v a high over the
-centre . fielder- anil- stple' second. ,j HowelJ hit to
left"and,Mills scored. "Powell hit a fly to Graham
which was.muffeJaiid thrown homejusf in time
to cut Howell ofj 7 IH i ; ,7 If ' "1 h'' "i ;V
1' first but did not succeed: Busbee hit to Center,
knocked a fly to Tones in left who caught it and
Bpsbee- crosesd the 'plate. 1 Graham was scored
on a hit by Jones, and Hendren put the side ,out.
IWake Forest added' nothing to hen score in her
next inning, although she tried hard. ' 7 '
7th. j University H. Johnston, for.some reason,"
d'd not do himself justice, 'but his brother; hit to
right for a three-bagger, but! within a few .1 yards of
!h;ird; fell and could not -gain ' his "base.! Shaw
jrdinedlhis first; sole secondhand third and scored
on Busbee's grounder - . Graham could not get to
first folsave bis life; so he-left Busbee and Willard
on base, i j 1 '-A "r' .- j ' ;
Wake Forest then came to the bat, only uv go
ol t without scoring; and ihe Universit shared
the same fate. .; . - -i-:Pl - i;;""': . - C "1!'.-.
9lhi Wake Forest Pd we 1 made a two-base
h;i and Sledge was caught - out on a fly.uo H
Johnston. Powell scored cjn
Royster'hit, pulh'ng Holding i.
Davis failed to put Royster inr
jThe University' now came in
resolve,- but that " was allresolve for at the
ending of the ninth' inning the game stood 7 to 7.
In! the tenth inning neither side scored. .1 7
1 1 th. Wake Forest Holding! S.' struck'jthree
tines and sat down. 1 Royster gained first! anil
went to; second on T. Holdings hit.. Davis, made
his first ; Jones Ihoughf he 1 would show off be
fore1 the1 young ladies, and kso effectually! did he
dol''thiis! Rovster and HoldimrT. crossed the plate
and to add insult to injury he himself tallied be-
ftir -fi ciflp'ivfiii out : ' f. ! ! i h7
i th. University-Nothmg. . I ;
Hie score is as folloWs :
S; Holdincrfs hit.
TV: Holding and
with faces full of
THE UNIVERSITY OF VA. DEFEATS OUR BOYS
SCORE 0F SIX TO ONE.
were
I Oiir hnvs and the whole j col eee. m. tact, wen
p-reatlv surprised and. delighted at 'the: results kfi
the game piayeu ai iiuiiuvniu. ! -vjij ti.Tivt-
Guire, as pitcher for the- Virginians I withoutjdoutt
won tne game. xic aMwvv yut -iy-1-4 ;
mnp, in succession, j - Only Tone hit was made by
thes !tar-heelsM and that bunchecl along in 'the" lgs
played beautiful ' ball-Bubee had. four crjancps-
in;cenier nem any iipyci. upiuavu.; a. oiweiiv vi
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nnir-Viina- i'r'' laif while falllnp-. ; J ' f I l 1 "
I After Graham7 op sdcOnjd .had, Avjth Vld!hanj r
timely assistance, put qut lour base runners sieaij--
Mi
WIke F
inr mat base, the: Virginians Stuck to their first k
if glued until, a base hit seiit them i saTely, tjo socr .
ond. Willard . played his E customary errorless,; .
grjme but batted poorly 7 Qldham made the finest:, 1
catch of ;the game iile7 under the Ibat c high- ' ...
foul was knocked towards the grandstand; he.
threw' Off hip mask andJaTtef running ji cbi sidef-f 7
able distance caught Ije ball in his. right handi
The spectators at this ctch rose and cheered ou r( .
catcher lustily. T'he bitting on our side wap very
poor, Qnly two men gaining their .first Ferguson .
and liusbee;in the, last inning. rerguson jmacie
our oniysrun aim idusuct; vvaapuv ,ajui:
second. The Virginian's out-weighed'us and w
giants as compared .with our tallest player,,
1 The officialscore is the following: 1.
Virginia.
OREST.
Jones, 1. f.
.Amis, s s. v
Hp well; 3 b.
Ppwell, c.
SJ edge, 4 b.
S.I Holding, 2b.
Rbysier, cj. f.
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Holding.
1 ninifr T" T
1 UUl'i J. .1..
Davis, r, f.
Totals. 1
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7
7
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6
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6
3
4
57
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amlin, h f.
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H. Johnston,! 2b.
R. Johnston, p.
Shaw, s
Willard;
Totals,
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6
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Summary 3 base, hits,
base hits, R. Johnston,-- J
Double
. lohnstonr
ills Howell, Powell.
Johnston, Willard.
nlavs. " Shaw. H
Passed balls,' Oldham 1 struck out' by Holding
k. bv Tohiiston 8. Base on balls,; by Molding 5,
by Johnston 3. Left on bases, Wake Forest 14 ;
11.
Urn
pires;
E. (Ehglehard, E.
Universi
Havnes
JOHN LOOKED GUILTY.
'If is a verv cold nisrht,' Tohn," said the young
lady's mother, entering the room where her daugh
ter; and hter beau v ere sitting, "it's a cold 'i night,
nd you do well to hug the tire., . . , if
Tohn huii'sr his head and grew very red.; he
Siad been hugging more than the fire. Cape Cod
Itenner, 3 b, ;
Smith, ib. j ,
Green way, A. cf.
Schley, If. I
Thurmun, ss.
Green way, J, c.
Abbott, 2 hi-,
IMcGuire; p. 1
Winston, rf. i ; j
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Busbee c?L i
Grahap, 1 2b.i
Oldhacm, c. j
Jones 3b. 1
Hamlin, If. i
Johnst,on,-p.i
Feriruson, r
Shaw, iSs.
Willard, 1 br 7
Totals
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mnias in: hrst base on uais,;. lnurman nrsf
base on errors v lrginis k1 (,f 111 aiUi
struck. out by INIcGuire, i6 bir' Johntohj ,4;
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nlavs, ones! and: Graham,.
nassed balls: GreenwayJ 1:
was leit ai uau ocureis, 1. r . ixucii, o.
Jr. Time ofigmej 1, 'hopr7 14 minutes j
assisted by Shaw:
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Uldham P. Graham
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t STILL JLOST
"I have iust been reading an interesting
of two I men ! who ' wef e Jost ini'thef Adif ondacks :
'Were you ever lost, Mr.j Tubbs'?
"Once
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"When?"
' "When I first saw you I wasl lost in admiratioh,'!
and I may add that I have nominee been founcL"
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