""r UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, X. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1904.
No. 26.
Vol. 12,
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROUNAAT
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A FAST GAME.
Cornell Wins from Carolina by the
Narrow Margin of 3 to 2 in
the 10th Inning.
Carolina and Cornell played one
0 the fastest games of the season
in Raleigh on last Friday afternoon.
The teams were about evenly
matched and the result of the game
was doubtful until the last man had
been retired in the tenth inning.
That the game was lost is no
fault of Oldham, G., who twirled
the sphere for Carolina, or in fact
of the whole Carolina team. The
tPam olaved together as one man
and would have won the game if it
had been played on a decent dia
n-mnd. Cornell scored a home run
in the fourth inning, sending in two
runs upon what was hardly a decent
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no-le. The ball, hit to ngnt neiu,
was lost in a deep gulley and before
it could be found two men had
wa Iked around. Cornell scored one
more run in the tenth inning, thus
inning:
Mowen places one J winning run
Fifth
in center fielder's hands and thus
dies; Noble pops up a little bingle
which the catcher easily takes care
of; Oldham, G. out on a sky ball to
third base. Cornell: tframen
strikes out; Welch out second to
first; Longey goes down- from short
to first.
Sixth inning: Hart safe, error
second base; Cheshire flies out to
centertield; Oldham, W. hits to
shortstop and on fielder's choice
Hart is out at second base; Donnelly
out to third. Cornell: Brewster
goes out pitcher to first; Costello
flies out to Donnelly; Rice out, Hob-
good to .v' oweu.
Seventh inning: Worth is retired
from second to first; Hobgood is safe
on third baseman's error; Mowen
flies out to right field. Noble hits
asizzler to short who fields it clean
ly and throws "Hobbie" out at sec
ond. Cornell: Wiley is out on a
line drive to Hart. Marletto gets
a three bagger in deep right center.
Score: Cornell 3;
more run in n-um ."".i -
winning the game. Carolina's scores Umstead drives a hot one at Hart
were made in the eighth inning.
The features of the game were
the pitching of Oldham and a spec
tacular catch of a high fly behind
third base by Worth.
The game in detail was as follows:
Carolina goes to bat first. - Hart is
safe on a wild throw from third to
first, but is caught a moment later
stealing second base; Cheshire safe
on error of second baseman; Oldham
W. flies out to center field; Don
nelly out on fly to left field. Cor
nell: Brewster fans, Costello goes
out via Oldham G. and Mowen;
Rice beats the air three times in a
vain effort to locate the sphere.
ftn,-in irmilltr- Woitll W.'llks,
Hobgood and Mowen both fly out to
centre field; Noble is safe on center
fielder's error, but Worth is put out
at home by catcher in an attempt to
come in. Cornell: Wiley is safe on
a fumble by short stop, Martello
fans, Umstead hits to Cheshire and
on a lightening double Wiley and
Martello are retired via Hart and
Mowen.
Oldham G. is presented with a
free pass, but is out a moment later
on an attempt to steal second; Hart
also walks, but suffers the same
fate as Oldham; Cheshire pops up a
who fields it prettily and by good
head work holds Mantello close on
third before he throws Umstead out
at liist; Brumen drives a terrific
bounder at Hart who handles it
clearly and shoots it to first thus
ell's chance to
Carolina 2.
The batting order of' the two
teams was as follows: varunua.
Hart, ss; Cheshire, 2b; Oldham,
W.vcf; Donnelly, If, Worth, ib;
Hobgood, rf; Mowen, lb; Noble,
c: Oldham, G;, p. Cornell: Brew-
ctoi- if- Pnstello. cf: Rice, 2b;
Wilev. ss: Martello, 3b; Umstead,
ih- Wplch. c: Long-
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A and M. 9; U. N. C. 2.
The taste of the snappy game
against Cornell was taken out next
day when A. and M. won over Car
for the first time in its history
The Varsity was not up to the form
nf the dav before and lacked ginger
Hart pitched good ball considering
that it was his first game this sea
son. A. and M. succeeded in get
ting several singles off him in the
7th inning and these with Caro
lina's errors, netted them 6 runs
aid the game was lost. A. and M.
has tried long and faithfully to win
from "the University" and we
should not trrudge them this victory.
For Carolina Donnelly played his
usual cool, steady game. Ches
hire's work at second was neat and
:igle got half the hits. A. and M.'s
en exerted themselves to the ut-
high fly to second base. Cornell: ; aud takes second. Oldham,
nrn in this inninev This inning I most and deservedly won the game.
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was marked bv magnificent play- It is scarcely to. be hoped that tney
ing on Hart's part. will come up to the Hill for the
;;,, Oldham. G.. is second eame, since their two best
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ham takes second base on a wild if they do, we prophesy a different
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throw irom tnira to nrsiin attempL- huic. ----
;,v to make a double Cheshire count is taken from the News and
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third baseman's error, who throws The university uuu tu
.;u i.firat First makes a beau- Miller is 'up first for A. and M.
rpartip5 first on a slow hit to
tltUl Stop Ol UclU (Jicvcuuu iuu wi
two scores. Donnelly nails a pret- third. Asbury followed with a
ty single to tight center sending pretty sacrifice. Howie, on bunt
Oldham, G. across the pan. Worth and wild throw to first was safe at
. :c k., firct nnd went to second, while
maiies a nice d.ci nice tu umi, w.o., .. -
scoring Cheshire. Hobgood ends Miller scored. Hadley and Springs
hv striking out. Cor- fanned.
r r. i a- - u-t. I wT-t MTa retired via third to
nelr vveicn auu uies vui lu ij.cj.il. uai.
T,nn'crev walks. Brewster hits to first. Cheshire goes by the same
Oldham fanned
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Lono-ev is out at second base. Cos- Second inning: nu,M
. n- 4. wtI, hit over second base. Urockwei
teiio nies out mj viini. .... -
xt:tV, MowPti walks, sacrificed McLaunn fanned, and
Nnhle is safe on the pitcher's error Harris flew out to left field
G. - Donnelly reached first on a fum
Bramenfans; Welch gets hit over
first base; Welch dies on base, as
Longey fans aud Brewster goes out
on a long fly to left field.
Fourth inning: Donnelly goes out
second to first; Worth suffers the
same fate; Hobgood fans. Cornell:
Costello safe on Mowen's fumble;
Rir.e hits to Hart and on fielder's
choice is safe at first Costello being
put out via Hart to Chesire; Rice
steals second; Wiley pops up a little
flv which Mowen takes care of;
Springs going out on foul fly to
catcher. Knox was unable to nnd ;
the ball. Brockwell reached first
on error of short stop. McLaurin
singled to left field. Harris is re
tired from third to first.
Engle and Mowen fanned. Har
ris was safe on error, but Noble
fanned the wind.
The fifth opened up with Miller,
who singled, and on a. wild throw
went to second. Asbury sacrificed,
and so did Howie, scoring Miller.
Hadley singled to left field, but
Springs was retired on a hit to first
who cut him off.
Hart wentout via pitcher to first.
Cheshire was safe on a fumbled fly
by Asbury. Oldham is out on a
flv to Knox. Donnellv retired;
Cheshire on a hit to second base.
In the sixth inning, Knox went
out from second to first. Brock-
well was safe on error of pitcher.
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McLaurin hit and reached lirst
safely, though Brockwell was cut;
off at second. Harris was thrown
out from second to lirst.
Worth walked. Engle reached
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first on error ot nrst odsenidn.
Mowen was put out by Springs and
MrT,aurin. Harris reached nrst
safely, but Worth was caught at
he home plate. iNoble tannea.
The seventh inning began with
Miller leading off and being retir-
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ed on a fly to Donneily. Asuury
was given a free pass. Howie got
safe to first. Hadley singled and
scored Asbury. Springs reached
first safely on error, llnox nit to
left field and scored Howie and
Hadley. Brockwell singled to cen
ter, scoring Springs and Knox.
McLaurin flew ont to third. Har
ris was given a free pass. Miller
singled and scored Brockwell. As
bury fanned.
Hart singled to right. Wiesmi e
was thrown out from short stop to
first. Oldham and Donnelly were
both retired on fly to center field.
In the eighth inning, Howie
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singled and Hadley, also, wnne
Springs and Knox were retired on
flies. Brockwell singled to right
field and scored Howie. McLaur
in was retired from second to first.
Worth'wenl out from pitcher to
to first. Engle singled to lett neiu
while Mowen and Harris were re
tired without reaching first.
The ninth inning was a blank for
hnth Harris for A. and M. flew
out to short stop. Miller singled
to right field. Asbury was out on
fly to pitcher. Howie was out on
a slow fly to pitcher.
Noble went out via pitcher to
first, while Hart and Cheshire hit
flies to Knox. News and Observer.
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Hile Donnellv was cut ott
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to first base. Cornell: Kice gets ax sewnu. .v..v- .. --
I first on a fumble by short stop; ed Worth, mowen . u.t j
Wilev is out- at first on fielder's cher. and Harris ana iNuuic
A Mar-1 nnahle to reach nrst.
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fiin hits a flv behind third and in wc iuuu
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t .,kr catt at first DV error ui ta.u-,.
Wortn manes t scat.uioi wuw, .
,..,.t:. r:.ToM,i Asburv flew out to ieii uciu.
OOUDlin" IV tc ai nv,vu. i 'I.
m fo.-liro ic rotir- I Hnw e Uldtcu a r"-
rentn inning. uconv. 4 - -
ed from second to first. Oldham, through short stop, and sio.e
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VV . is out at ui t. - I , . ,r tt.
... a i ii w-n, fl;0o nni to n Carolina s nan, xidi t waa
by pitcneu odu. . - i - ... n,.
:t , .r..t,. .:.ufi hall Uernnd. Cornell: Umstead gets tireo, piu.n m ma.. . .. .
Marteiionuscw.-K-v.v.,T.r 0 RrPmen in the same manner. uidiiam is
is lost in the bushes and clay ot the , nrst on .... , at first on error of second base-!
f...r i:.... fTl. Hi rcrroundS DUtlls
-iorwiuuua--v'v - - riMfl,. throws man. Donnelly nus xor two ua .,lro
land he gets a home run, sending u, TWpad and scored Oldham. Worth is out Mr. U. aa. xayiui .v
Rice across the pan ahead oi mm. u, , n flv to left field. the Hill wednesuay
t Umstead. next up, goes out short to but thr. w is -l"- fmirth aintf bej?an with ! several weeks at his home.
Jas. B. Ramsey, '03, has formed
a co-partnership with John L.
Tw & Son. of Rocky Mount,
tV,P general practice oi iaw m
the courts of this State and the
Federal courts.
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