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THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
Vol. 7.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, N. C, March 9tb, 1899.
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OUR FIRST AME.
Carolina defeats Homer by a Score
of Twenty-four to. Two.
A good crowd was present at the
game here yesterday afternoon
The weather had been com tor a
few days previous and it wis heard
that the game would be a poor one.
But Wednesday turned off warm
and the weather was perfect until
the latter part of the game.
Our team played a very good
game both in fielding and batting
and the'game as a whole was satis
factory to all. Horner did not show
up as well as was expected and
errors by the infielders made the
score large.
Both Harkins and Battle did well
considering that it was their first
game and we may expect good work
from them later in the season.
For Carolina there were no par
ticular stars. All played well.
For Horner Jackson at second
base played the best fielding game.
He also made' two out of three hits
made by the Horner team. Capt.
"Carr also played a good game in
left field.
The game was called at 4:25 with
Carolina at the bat.
Helaw will be tound the erame in
detail.
1st Inning Carolina up.
Rogers the first man up hits to
short and on wild throw by Turren-
tine. is safe at first. Rogers then
scores on a wild throw by Oldham
J. Winston's fly to R. F. is caught
in-a puzzling act by Jackson. Law
son is caught out by Long. Wood
ard hits to l.f. for a beauty two
ba;y.'er, but is left on 2nd as Lam
betk's fly to l.f. is caught by Carr.
Oldham hits to Battle and is out
at first. Carr strikes out. Old
ham, W. hits to Battle and is out
at first. -
Score Carolina, 1; Horner, 0.
2nd Inning.
Graves hits to second and on
Jar.ksnn's" error reaches first. Al
ston erets base on balls. Allison
hits to short, but Turrentine holds
the ball and the bases are full.
Battle makes a pretty hit to l.f. and
Graves and Alston score. Rogers
reaches first on bunt. Winston
makes a nrettv sintrle between first
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and second and Allison and Battle
sr.nriv Lawson sacrifices Rogers
home. Woodard's line drive is muff
ed by Carr and Winston scores
Lambeth hits to third, but Graham
throws wild and Woodard scores.
OldhanvJ's wild throw then allows
Lambeth to score, Graves flies out
to left. Alston hits to third but
Long muffs the throw. Oldham, J.
catches Alston napping on first and
the side is retired.
Lanier reaches first on balls.
Graham is hit with ball and goes to
first. Jackson makes a pretty . hit
over second and Lanier scores.
Jackson is touched out at first.
Long strikes out. Graham steals
third, but Pennington strikes out
and side is retired.
Score Carolina, 9, Horner, 1.
3rd inning.
Allison hits to first and is out.
Battle hits to Lanier and is thrown
out. Rogers goes to first hit by
pitched ball. Winston hits to first
and the side is retired without any
scoring.
Turrentine is up for Horner and
strikes out. Oldharn is caught out
prettily by Woodard. Carr is
caught out by Winston.
Score Carolina, 9; Horner, 1.
4th. inning-. '
Lawson hits to Long, is out at Score Carolina 21;
first. Woodard knocks a pop fly 8th inning.
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lo .uony ana is out. Lambeth hits Lrraves reaches hrst on an error
to 1. f. for two bases and scores on by Long. Alston is allowed to go
Graves's hit over short ston. to first while Oldham J. throws
Alston then brings Graves home Graves out on second. Donnelly
with a beautiful two ba&'irer over remains still and yets hit. Har-
he is going to second. Rogers for
the third time goes to first on being
hit and "Dicey7" brings Harkins
and Rogers home by a beauty three
bagger to centre. Carr does not
get Lawson's pop-fly and Winston
scores. Lawson goes to second.
Woodard's pop-fly is caught by Old
ham and Lambeth retires side by a
fly to Carr.
Oldham flies out to Woodard.
Lanier fans the air three times and
Graham is thrown out bv Alston.
Horner 1.
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head. Allison kins fouls out to Graham.
Rogers
the left fi
beats out a hit to Long and then brings Alston and Donnelly home
steals second but both Alston and by a three-baurirer to rii ht. Rogers
Allison aie .k-ft on bases as Battle then scores on Winston's single be
strikes out. t ween first and socond. The side
Oldham W. flies out to Lawson, is then retired bv Carr's pretty
aud Lanier follows him with a fly catch of Lawson's fly to left fiield
in the same place. ' Jackson hits to centre for two
Graham hits to Battle and is out bases. Long hits to Winston who
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Score. Carolina 11, Horner 1.
5th. inning;
Score by innings,
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Carolina 1 8 0 2 2 3 5 3 0 24
Horner 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2
Suiumary....lJase oti balls by Rattle 1, Har
kins 1, Lanier 1.
Struck out by Battle 5. Harkins 4, Lanier
2.
Hit by pitched ball Battle 1, Harkins 1,
Lanier 4.
Passed ball Oldham 2, Graves 0.
Double p1ayn, Woodard, Graves and Win
ston; Turrentine, Jackson and Long.
3 base bits, Rogers, Winston and Graves.
2 base bits Winston, Lawson, Woodard,
Alston, Jackson and Oldham, J.
Stolen bases, Carolina 5, Horner 2.
Umpire, .1. K. Carr.
Time of game, one hour and 45 minutes.
ren-
nington strikes out. Turrentine
hits to Harkins and is out at first.
Rogers gets hit again and goes to Score Carolina 24; Horner 1.
9th inning.
first. "Dicey singles through
est
short and Rogers goes to third, Woodard's high foul is caught by
Laws n hits to short but Turrentine Oldham.-- Lambeth - is thrown out
fumbles and Rogers and Winston by Oldham j. Graves reaches first
score, Lawson goes to first. Wood- on an error bv Jackson. Alston is
ard hits to Turrentine and a pretty allowed to reach first by fielder's
double play is made by Turrentine, choice. Donnelley ends the inning
Jackson and Long. Lambeth hits bv flying out to Oldham W
to Graham but is safe on first be- Oldham trees to first on four balls
cause of error. Oldham has a pass- and then steals second. Carr flies
ed ball and Lambeth goes to second, out to Rogers who muffs and Old
Graves gets first on error by Tur- ham goes to third. Oldham W
re n tine and Lambeth goes to third, gets hit and baes are full with no
but is put out between bases by 011 eout. Donnelly misses Lanier's
UidhamJ- easy fly and Oldham J. scores.
WU1 11,11 m' Graham hits to Alston who throws
Alston singles through third and
short and then goes to second on a
to Graves forcing Carr at home
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pass ball bv Oldham J. Alston then x ne ame enus w,tn a l,,eu (lou
scores on a single by Allison be- ble PlaV l.y Woodard Graves am.
tween first and second. Battlegets Winston,
first on Turrentine holding ball too Final score:
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nington but liattle is out on second.
ogers goes to second. Winston
sacrifices Allison home by hitting to
Long and Lawson brings Rogers
home by a beauty two-bagger to left
field. Woodard advanced Lawson
to third by a single over second but
Lambeth retires side by hitting to
Jackson who throws him out at first.
rr t i i . T i i -t
Harkins taKes oattJe s place as
pitcher and begins well by striking
out Turrentine. Uldham onsets
this by a two-bagger to centre but
is touched out by Lambeth on an
attempted steal to third. Carr then
strikes out.
Score Carolina 16; Horner 1.
7th inning.
Graves begins this inning by hit
ting to left for three bases. Tur
rentine muffs Alston's easy pop-fly
and u raves scores, iviston steals
second. Donnelly, who has taken
Allison's place, strikes out. Har
kins reaches first on a wild throw
by Graham and Alston scores while
Horner 2.
The following is the line up of
the two teams:
Carolina. A.B. R 115 PO A 13
Rogers, c.f. 4 6 2 0 0 1
Winston, lb. 7 3 4 9 1 0
Lawson, l.f. 7 0 1 3 0 0
Woodard. s.s. 7 1 2 2 10
Lambeth, 3b. 7 2 1 2 0 0
Graves, c. 7 3 2 1J 10
Alston. 2b. 6 4 2 0 2
Donnelly, r.f. 2 1 0 0 0 1
Allison, r.f. 4 2 2 0 0 0
Harkins, p. 2 1 0 0 2 6
Hattle, p. 4 " 1 2 0 5 0
Total 57 24 ' 18 27 12 2
Hornkk A.B. R IB PO A 13
Oldham c. 3 114 2 2
Carr, l.f. 4 0 4 0 2
W. Oldham, C.f. 3 0 o 1 10
Lanier, p. 3 1 o 0 1 0
Graham, 3b. 3 0 0 2 0 3
Jackson, 2b. 4 0 2 4 4 2
Long, lb. 3 0 0 12 3 2
Pennington, r.f. 3 0 0 0 1 1
Turrentine, s.s. .1 o 0 0 1 4
Total 29 2 3 27 13 10
Reverend Rondthaler With Us.
Reverend Rondthaler, Pastor of
Christ (Moravian) church at Salem,
is with us this week as the Univer
sity preacher for March. He ar
rived last Saturday and preached his
first sermon to the College, as is
the custom of the University preach
ers, Sunday evening, having occu
pied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church in the morning.
After making some mention of the
many representations of the Son of
Go ! in painting, he announced as
his theme for the evening "Christ
our Servant ," which he treated in a
very able and pleasing manner. He
impressed strongly on his audience
the fact that the whole life of Christ
was spent as a servant and that he
died because he is our servant. He
said it is Jhrist as our servant now
who is so helpful to us. He closed
his discourse beautifully with the
conception of religion being our
serving as best we can the Servant.
His audience was large and passed
the time pleasantly and profitably.
During this week Reverend Rond
thaler will hold the morning prayers
in the chapel; he will also be pres
ent at the Young Men's Christian
Association in the evening.
The President of the Y. M. C.
A . here and a delegation of twelve of
its members will attend the Y. M.
C. A. State Convention to be held
in Durham. March 9-12.
The many friends of Mr. Percy
Whitaker, '98, were glad to see him
on the Hill a few days last week.
Percy is travelling for the Chas. H.
Elliot Co., and judging from
his present looks his work seems to
ayree with him.
In our report of the Washington
Birthday exercises contained in last
week's Tar Hkel through a typo
graphical error Dr. Hattle was
quoted as citing Lord Ruskin, as
tuthority concerning Washington s
f 4 I
greatness. It should have ncen
Lord Erskhie, whom the Drctor
quoted.
Kluttz, at the Book Store is get-
ting in his spring .thuc.
best line, shoes, hats and furnish
ings at the lowest prices. Orders
aken for the best clothing in Amer-
li .....1 Cl., ..it' r-'j 11-ff"ll .
ica. r rices anu
See Kluttz and save your rocks.
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