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u UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. BOARD OF EDITORS. Viiri'oK L. Stephenson, - Editor in-Chief S. H. Fakabee, - - Asst. Editor-in-Chief, FSOC1ATK HXITOKS. J. S. Kerr j. Spruili- J. H. D'Alkmbkrtk. W. D. McLean Manlius Okk. N. A. Townsexu, - Business Manager H. L. Sloan, - Asst. Bus. Manager Published ouce a week by the Genera Athletic Association. Entered in the Postofflce at Chapel Hill, N. C, as second-class matter. Printed by The University Press, Chapel Hill Subscription Price. $1.80 per Year Payable 'is ' advance or during first term. Sinolb Copies. 5 Cents. 7 to 3, 3 to 0; 6 to 1, 9 to 0. Such is the national jjame. At any rate Chapel Hill jjets the deciding fame of the series for the Championship of the South. Since thirty issues constitute a volume of this paper, and since, according- to custom, a double issue will be got out after Commence ment, next week's will be the last issue before Commencement. The Washington Post account said: "The Carolina team proved themselves clearly the best team that has played on the Richmond diamond this year, Stem made the only error charged to them and this was more than atoned for by the otherwise great game he put up." And Harvard played there. The result of the two games with our old rival Virginia was not what it might have been, but it will make the final contest at Chapel Hill much more interesting than it would otherwise have been. Virginia re ceived a sound drubbing at the hands of our team in Richmond, but she paid us back royally in Char lottesville. The outcome of the second game is especially to be re gretted,, not because we were de feated, but because of the disagree ment with the umpire, which re sulted in the forfeiture of the game. It was a disagreement, however, not with Virginia but with the um pire, and should in no way disturb the good feeling between the two institutions. The painting expedition Monday night in celebration of the victory over Virginia furnished an illustra tion of how college patriotism can be wrongly manifested. The score, along -with other expressions more or less superfluous, was raggedly painted on the various buildings to their - disfigurement. The conse quence was that these will have to be scraped off and the buildings put in shape again. This involves an expenditure of two hundred dol lars, coming, we presume, out of the damage fund. 1 After the baseball season of sig nal victories ju l'X)3 a number of scores were painted on the west end of the South building so neatly that no one has had the heart to re move them. There have been num erous scores since then which have deserved perpetuation, among them two notable football and three basebaU victories, but no one of sul ficient skill has accepted the task. We understand that if the job were taken hold of by some one who knows how, as in the first case, am the work neatly done, the scores would be allowed to remain as in spi rations to future teams and eye- openers to visitors as well as to fu ture generations of Freshmen. R. and M. Gets Even. A. and M. administered to Caro Una the first defeat of the season in a fast game in Raleigh Saturday For the first six innings it was a shut-out for both sides, but one in the seventh and two in the eighth for the Farmers made the score three to nothing. Patterson was in the box for Car olina and pitched a star game. The three hits registered against him speak volumes for his pitching md for the fielding of the team. The two lonesome swats of the Carolinians tells a similar story for McCathran, the Farmer slab artist, and for the Farmer team. Only three Tar Heels succumbed to his curves, but they were unable to hit him effectively. In the seventh inning Knox, foi the Agriculturalists, reached first on Calder's muff of a fly in left. He was stealing tecond when the umpire called the fourth ball on farmer, entitling Knox to second. Rogers, seeing Knox stealing, threw to second. Neither Montgomery nor Story was expecting it so the ball went to center field, while Knox raced home. The next three up went down, leaving Farmer for- lonely on first. The eighth yielded two more. Harris walked and batted to Mont gomery, who failed to squeeze it, Harris going to third and kskridge stealing second. Then Thompson broke loose with a two bagger to left, scoring both. Score by innings: R. H. E A. and M. 0000012X 8 3 1 Carolina 00000000 0 2 4 Summary Struck out, by Mc Cathran 3, by Patterson 7; earned runs, A. and M. 1; bases on balls, off McCathran 1, off Patterson 3. three base hit, Knox; two base hit, Thompson; umpire, Noble; atten dance 900. Do You Want Sophs Beat Juniors. The first class championship jame .of the season was pulled off Saturday afternoon between the re doubtable Juniors and the more re doubtable Sophomores. When the umpire, Fox, said, "You're out!" to the last man up in the ninth in ning the score stood .10 to 1 and the "1" was in the Junior column. The Sophomores completed the circuit four times in the first inning. In the second inning Farabee elec trified the Junior supporters by smashing out a home run to right ield. This was the second of the season, the first being Calder's line lrive in the Lafayette game. The other features were the field- ng of Dunlap for the Sophomores, the hitting of the Sophomores and the errors of the Juniors. Score by innings: , R. II. E. Sophs 4 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 1 10 1 1 4 Junior 010000000 1 a 13 M E NT EMPLOY During Vacation? 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