AR HEEL,
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THK OFFICIAL OUGAX OF THE UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
Vol. 7,
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, N. C, -May 3, IS99.
NO. 21
VICTORIOUS SOUTHERN TRIP:
Carolina Defeats Georgia by Scores of 2 to 1
10 to 1. Mercer Bites the Dust to the Score
of 10 to 4.
j Georgia. AB R II PO A E
McBride, s.s. 3 10 10 0
: Dubose, 2b. 4 0 1 0 0 0
i Moore, c. 4 0 0 5 1 0
i Bensse, lb 4,0 1 12 0 0
' Heidt 3b. 4 0 1 0 1 0
attd ! Jones 4 0 1 2 0 0
I Richardson, r.f. 4 0 0 4 0 0
! Bankston, p. 3 0 0 4,0 0
DuBignon. c.f. 3 0 0 2 0 1
Totals 33 1 4 27 9 1
On last Friday Carolina had her
first trial of strength on the dia
mond with our great Southern ri
val, the University of Georgia, and
a right royal combat it was. The
game is said to have been the pret
tiest college game of ball played, in
Atlanta for years. It was a pitch
ers' battle from start to finish.
Lawson, Carolina's peerless twir
ler, having the better of it. Con
sidering the fact that the team had
very little rest after their long
journey, the few errors credited to
Carolina are excusable. The At
lanta papers the day after the game
spoke of Lawson's pitching as the
prettiest ever seen b' a Southern
College pitcher. He is said to have
been the first pitcher that Moore,
Georgia's catcher and crack bats
man, has ever failed to get a hit off
of.
y For Georgia, Bankston pitched a
ifine game and was well supported
by Moore.
1st Inning.
sMxoe-ers hies out to second. . m-
In is given base on balls. Law
h flies out to centre. Woodard
t to centre: Winston dies on
first.
ivicliride hits to Lawson ana is
thrown out at first. Dubose's foul
is caught by Graves. Moore, Geor
STia s best ana salest Hitter, is
easily struck out by Lawson.
2nd Inning.
Graves leads off with a hit be
tween short and third, but is caught
off first. Allison flies out to right
field. Lambeth flies out to left.
Heidt hits safe and steals second.
Jones goes to first. Heidt is thrown
out at third by Winston. Jones
steals second. Richardson fans.
Jones steals third. Bankston
fans. ' 1
ntider
steals
hit by
3rd Inning.
Donnelly fails to locate the ball.
Carr flies out to left. Rogers hits
RTounder to pitcher and is thrown
out at first.
DuBignon fails to connect with
Lawson's puzzling curves. Mc
Bride walks to first, steals second
and third and scores Ga's. only run
On a wild pitch. Dubose fans.
Moore flies out to Allison.
4th Inning.
Winston out to right. Lawson
hits safe between short and third,
and goes to second on wild pitch.
Woodard hits safe, advancing Law
son to third. Lawson scores Car
olina's first run on sacrifice by
Graves. Allison is thrown out at
first.
' Bensse hits safe. Heidt thrown
Put at first by Lawson. Jones
fans. Richardson hits to short and
is thrown out at first
5th Inning.
Lambeth thrown out at first.
Donnelly strikes out. Carr's foul
is caught by first baseman.
Bankston flies out to. Woodard
DuBignon falls another victim to
Lawson 's curves. McBride reach
es hrst on error. Dubose nies out
to .second.
6th Inning.
Rogers flies out to centre
who misses an easy chance,
second" and goes to third on
Winston. Winston steals second.
Lawson hits grounder to second,
and Rogers is thrown out at home;
Winston advancing' to third. Wood
ard knocks grounder t o second
scoring Winston. Graves flies out
to left.
ivioore kiiocks ioui winch is
caught by Lawson after a beautiful
run. Bensse is thrown out at first.
Heidt makes three noble, but fruit
less efforts t o fi u d Lawson 's
curves. -7th
Inning.
Allison flies out to right field.
Lambeth hits to third and is thrown
out at first. Donnelly knocks
grounder to pitcher and meets with
the same fate.
Jones hits safe, but is thrown out
trying to steal second. Richardson
fans. Bankston flies out to Wood
ard. 8th Inning.
Alston, who has been substituted
for Carr, fans. Rogers and Win
ston are thrown out at first.
DuBignon strikes out, but
reaches .first on error by Graves,
however, "Pat" retrieves himself
by throwing him out at second.
McBride flies out to Alston. Du
bose hits safe. Moore flies out to
Woodard.
9th Inning.
Lawson strikes out. Woodard
out ou grounder to first. Graves
fans.
Bensse flies out to Allison. Heidt
places ball in same field, but "old
sol causes Allison to miss a rather
difficult chance. Jones knocks
grounder to Lawson and Heidt is
thrown out at second. Richardson
thrown out at first by Lawson.
The following is the line up of the two
teams.
Carolina. AB R
Rogers, c.f. 4 0
Winston, lb. 3 1
Lawson, p. 4 1
Woodard, s.s. 4 0
Graves, c. 4 0
Allison, 1. f. 3 0
Lambeth, 3b. 3 0
Donnelly, r. f. 3 0
Alston, 2b. 1 0
Carr, 2b. 2 0
Totals 31 2
Second Inter-Scholastic
Track Meet of N.C.
Base on balls; Lawson 1, Bankston 1.
gtruck out by Lawson 10, Bankston 5.
Stolen bases by N. C. 2, Ga. 4.
Left on base N. C. 3, Ga. 6.
Time of game 1:55.
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SECOND GEORGIA GAME.
Carolina 10, Georgia 1.
Carolina's second game with
Georgia at Atlanta was a complete
walk over for the boys from the Old
North State. Having had time to
rest and recover from the fatiguing
journey of Thursday night the Tar
Heels were in better trim to show
the people of Atlanta how Carolina
could play ball.
Carolina did not play quite as
steadily in the field as on the pre
vious.day but her batting was decid
edly better than in the first game.
, The main trouble with Georgia
was her inability to hit Winston
who has proved 'himself to be one of
the best amateur pitchers in the
South, allowing only two hits, and
these at times when two men were
down and the bases empty.
For Georgia, Jones played th
best game, getting the only two hits
made, ana playing well in the field.
The game lsc Inning.
Richardson, Georgia's star twirl-
er, goes into the box, and Carolina
takes the stick first, only to retire
in one, two, three order.
Georgia comes to the bat, and
two errors and two bases on balls
by Winston, who is a little wild,
forces Georgia in a run. With the
bases full and no hands down things
look a little gloomy for Carolina
But Winston steadies himself and
Georgia goes out in short order,
leaving the bases full.
N. C. 0, Ga. 1.
' 2nd Inning.
Carolina comes to the bat atrain
and Graves and Allison reach first
on errors. Lambeth is given base
on balls and with bases full, Alston
raps out a beauty two-bagger, scor
ing three men. An error and a
wild throw add another run, and the
Georgia rooters, so hopeful a mo
ment before, become quiet.
Georgia again comes to the bat
but is unable to get on to Capt. Win
ston's puzzling delivery, and retires
in short order.
N.C. 4, Ga. 1.
3rd Inning.
Carolina takes the stick again,
determined to ,clinch the game, ' and
adds three more runs amid wild ex
citement. Georgia retires in short order.
N. C. 7, Ga. 1.
In the fourth inning Bankston,
Oak Ridge Wins 62.5 Points vs.
Horner's 54.5 Points. Carter ot
Oak Ridge Scores Greatest Num
ber of Points.
Saturday witnessed the Second
Inter-Scholastic Track Meet of
North Carolina. Hnrnei School
and Oak Ridge Institute were both
well represented and the events
were hotly contested. The contest
was between these two schools and
the Athletic Managenieut of each
school deserves credit for the very
excellent showing made by their
representatives.
Both teams arrived on the morn
ing train, and by 12:30 o'clock were
on the grounds ready for work.
The events were twelve in number
and when the day was over 62.j
points for Oak Ridge agd 54 for
Horner told the story of victory and
defeat.
In number of points scored by
each individual, Carter of Oak
Ridge held first place having scored
325 points. Oldham and Nnight K.
of Horner held second and third
places having scored 17 and 123
respectively.
Altogether the work was satis
factory and the Tar Heel express-
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es the teeling ot the university
students and facuity in congratulat
ing both teams sfor their work, for
their dignified and manly bearing
on the field of contest, for their con
duct towards each other whether in
iefeat or in victory, a feeling that
reflects credit upon the principles of
these excellent schools, and we look
forward with pleasant anticipations
to next year s meet.
On account of lack of space the
Tar HEEL can publish only the
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names ot tnose wno neiu nrsi,
second and third places in the events
and will not be able to publish all
the contestants as we would wish.
The following are the events and
C i . ( , t I I
winners ot each with the recoru oi
tin
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first man :
50 yard dash,
Carter of Oak Ridge first, time
seconds, Knight and Turrentine
of Horner second and third respectively.'
100 yard dash Final heat.
Carter of Oak Ridge first, time 11
seconds, Knight, K. and Turrentine
of Horner second and third. (In
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irst heat Carter made 100 yards in
0.8 seconds;.
Putting 121b shot.
Oldham of Horner first, 3oft fin.,
Phifer of Oak Ridge second, 35ft
5Jin. and Glenn of Horner third, 33ft
9.iin.
Throwing 121b hammer,
Markham of Oak Ridge first, 86ft
3in., Brake second, 84ft 8.in., Hamer
third, 81ft 2in.
220 yard Hurdle race,
Knight, K. of Hornet first, 30.4
seconds, Oldham of Horner second,
31.4 seconds, Brake of Oak Ridge
third, 32.i seconds.
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