THE TAR HEEL
UNIVERSITY OF 5 )rtTM CAIIOUXA
BOARD OF ED MOMS
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II. Jones,
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Assistant Elitor-in-Chic
ASHOtUATB EIMTOIW
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L. N. Taylok
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"Entered as second-class matter October 26;
1909, afthe'post offiee'at Chapel Hill, N. C
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The student body and the alumni of
the University of North Carolina had
never before felt so keenly the loss of
a great man and a kindly, sympathetic
friend as they did Saturday morning
when the college bell tolled the death
of Dr. Eben Alexander of the faculty
Dr. Alex as he was affectionately
known by the students. While Dr.
Alexander had been in feeble health
for some time, it had been a very pleas
ant expectation to all to look forward
to the enjoyment of his presence here
for at least a few more years.
Those qualities of Dr. Alexander
which especially endeared him to eve
ry student of the University were his
never failing courtesy, his friendliness,
and bis sympathy. When for years
he filled the chair of dean of the aca
demic department, that position above
all others which offers the best chance
for friction with the students, but his
courtesy on all occasions made him the
best loved and most respected member
of the faculty. Dr. Alexander wa
known thruout the State as a most ex
cellent teacher. But those who had
the pleasure of taking his course knew
that he was more than a great teacher,
he was a sympathetic teacher. Never
a word of anger at any offender, never
a word of impatience to any dullard.
No wonder he was the best beloved
teacher in the State. The students
have admired other great men but
their love for one man has never been
equalled. It shall ever be the glory of
Dr. Eben Alexander to be remembered
as "Dr. Alex, loved by every student."
The baseball game with Bingham
Monday served ah excellent end in
that it restored the confidence of the
students in the team. The excellent
batting of the whole team was remark
able for the first game in the season
and Dr. Lawsou's coaching was appar
ent in the number of long drives over
the outfield. Altho the strong wind
that was blowing was very cutting
Stewart pitched his usual game elev
en strike-outs, three singles. Taken
as a whole the fielding of the team
was good. It is the consensus of opin
ion among the students generally that
the initial came of the seasons was
very happy in its issue.
Carolina 0 Bingham 2
(Continued from firnt page)
Hackney's batting was sensational.
A single, a two base hit, hit by the
ball, and a sacriffce in four times up
places his batting average at 1000.
Stewart followed with two hits out of
four times up. Til let t singled out of
( arolitia fcose walks. Tillet sin
gles, advancing Rose to second. Biv
ens advances both runners by a pretu
sacrifice. "Annie" strikes out. Ham
ilton goes out pitcher to first.
Bingham Sharpe safe on Tilletc
error. He steals second. Doak sacri
Hamilton and Duncan secured one hit
each out of four times up. Swink's
long sacrifice and. base on balls gives
him no time at bat. Poole was up
once but secured no hit. Rose was up
twice but failed to connect.
Only in two particulars was the
game's fielding Lriiiiant. Tillet's one 1 fices him tothird. ti. Taylor jfans. - Hat-
Hand stop of Harris's hot grounder ris flies out to Duncan.
over second clearly robbed the Bing- Tabulated Score
ham catcher of a hit. In return Lloyd Carolina
made a pretty caxh of Tillet's drive R.
and by a quick throw caught Rose at Armstrong
first. Hamilton's work at first was Hamilton
steady, tho no chance occurred for the Duncan
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nlendil field i n it nf wlii rh hP i ran- nwjuuey ,
, "T , . Stewart
uoie. owinK ana I'ooie Doin caugni gjj
an errorless game. Tillet s work at I Poole
short was ragged, his three errors Rose
with Stewart's wild throw makine- all I billet
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xoiais
Bingham
AB It IB SB SH F0 A E
of Carolina's faults.
The following is the game in detail:
Bingham -Roberts out pitcher to first
Sharo singles over second, but dies
AO '
when Doak fans.
Carolina Biveus hits to left for two
bases. Armstrong advances him to
third with a neat sacrifice. Hamilton
fans, and Duncan retires the side
pitcher to first.
Bingham Hamilton retires Lloyd
unassisted. Harris goes out short to
first. Hackney fans.
Roberta
Carroll
Sharpe
Doak
Lloyd
Taylor
Harris
Hackney
Wessell
Howard
Totals
.4
4
4
4
2
4
0
1
2
3
28
4
4
4
1
3
1
4
3
3
3
31
0
1
1
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
6
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
1
1
1
2
0
0
0
1
9
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
1
2
2
1
1
0
0
9
1
8
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
9
2
0
7
5
0
0 .
27
0
2
1
11
1
0
7
1
1
0
24
0
1
3
1
0
2
0
1
0
2
9
0
1
2
0
1
i
0
0
0
9
13
0
0
0
,oI
0
l
o
o.l
0
3
4
0
1
0
0
0
0
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ney on third. Hackney steals home
Swink sacrifices Stewart to third.
Rose walks. Tillet Hies to center,
scoring- Stewart. By a quick throw
loyd catches Rose off first.
Bingham Wessell flies to Hackney
Howard fans. Roberts singles to cen
ter, but expires on first as Carroll flies
to center.
Carolina Bivens Mts to third and
is thrown out at first. "Annie" hits
to deep center for two basrs. Hamilton
pops up to third on Carroll's error
Armstrong takes third and Duncan
first. Duncan steals second. "Armie
teals home. Duncan steals third,
and scores on Hackney s two bagger
to left. Stewart out pitcher to first.
Bingham Sharpe safe on short
stop's error. Doak places him on
second with a sacrifice short to first
loyd strikes out. Stewart fans Har
ris.
Carolina- Swink walkjs,Jbut is ou
in an attempt to steal ' second. Rose P?rffV IV f f
an I illArr r:i W KiirPtiQ ctril.i-fc I
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out.
Bingham Hackney strikes out.
Wessell fans. Howard out to "Ham"
unassisted. ;
Carolina Armstrong flies out to
left. Hamilton hits to .left. Duncan
singles to left. Hackney walks, fill
ing trie oases. Keo lays down a
nice bunt, but Hamilton is caught at
the plate. Swink gets hit, forcing
Duncan across the plate. Rose flies
to short.
Bingham Swink is replaced by
Poole. Roberts safe at first on Til
let's error. Carroll fouls out to catch
er. Roberts steals second. Sharpe
out pitcher to firsts Doak draws a
pass. Roberts and Doak pull off a
double steal. Lloyd hits to center,
scoring both men, but is caught at
second by Stewart's pretty throw.
Carolina Tillet out third to first
Bivens out pitcher to first. Armstrong
out short to first.
Bingham Harris, Hackney, and
Wessell succumb to "Red's" curves in
one, two, three order.
Carolina Taylor goes in the box
for Binirhani, and begins by hitting
Hamilton. Howard goes in center
field Duncan strikes out. "Ham''
steals second and third, scoring on
Hackney's sacrifice. Stewart singles
to center, steals second but Poole fans,
Bingham Howard out second to
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