THE TAR HEEL
i
f Continued from first nacre) Partenheimer. Partenheimer to
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Parnlina DulS lifts to lett. ilaCKney 1 uuiuu iu uuit. oawim-e
. ITi 4 l r n i 1 1 a
1 4. t?,,- folfnAc flips tn cen-i JTdiieuneimer. x a s e s on uaiis uui
UUXa OUl IV jjiai k ' -' .
Af Nn hits no runs. I . v""'"'"'" V
What do yon say?
4tfc AmhprstPennockout short to metier Hasty, Elliott, F 1 1 1 s.
. . i . ...
first tturt fouls to JSdwaras. jvanei1'" -uuia o, uj
- . 11 fV:, 1 n TT T 1. Oi
lifts to T.indsav. NO hit. no runs. I 1 imc-., uuipa--xvuii,u otcwui.
Uaroiina wnasay uui FiuCi t Tfae second Amherst engagement
CHAPEL HILL, N. C, Mar. 29, 1911.
first. Edwards out on long tiy to cen-1 was called off on account of the soggy
ter Hastv flies to tJurt. Jo nus, noiconanion oi tne iieia.
The Tar Heel
runs.
ei.u a -,v.,o.v;to fan Strahan I Un Monday merht, April :3. at 8
. .... I 1. : it. l : r ii. v
fo 'PV.ftmnenti fans. N() hits. HOI" l'u,&i iu ttUUlllHlUlU OI IUC l ,
1 0L1-&O uuu pJV" i i i ,n i . i , -
M. C. A. there jvill be a public meet
ing of the North Carolina Historical
Thompson
runs.
Pember hits hotly to
pitcher but is thrown out at first.
Hanes out pitcher to Burt on latter's
solendid play. Witherington fans. No
ft. AW
hits, no runs.
fth Amherst Ouaintance nits
thru ni tcher. but Lindsay erets him
on a brilliant play. Elliott walks. Par
teuheimer up. Hits scorcher to
Lindsay who makes star stop, falls
down, but gets Elliott at second. Pen-
nnrV dips Duls to first. No hits, no
runs.
Carolina Dulsp. Hits to second
nut at first. Hacknev hits hot one to
pitcher. Out at first. Calmes walks.
Lindsay drives out to Fitts. No hits, no
rnns.
7th Amherst -Burt walks. Kane
bunts ' fly which Witherington
gathers in. Fitts up. Burt steals sec
ond. Fitts out to Calmes unassisted.
Strahan flies to Lindsay. No hits no
runs.
Carolina Edwards walks. Hasty is
hit. Two on. Pember up. Pember
hits clean infield hit. Bases full.
Hanes up. Hanes forces Edwards at
the plate, but on the throw to first to
catch him Hasty scores. Withenng-
llro UNIVERSITY OF N. C. PRESS, dr.
SocietyCat which :jDr. William K.
tioya oi Trinity uoiieere will read a
paper on "North Carolina on the Eve
of Secession."
Dr. Boyd is a graduate of Princeton,
holds a Ph. D., from Columbia and
was Fellow in History at Columbia.
He was for a time Instructor in His
tory atj'Darmouth aud now fholds the j
chair of Historyjat TTrinity. Dr.
Boyd is considered an authority on the
period of which jhis paper will treat.
Everyone whether amember of the
society or not is invited to attend the
meeting. It will J be something- no
student can afford S.to miss.
Balance on account to date
$455. 50
Do yott think
that we could use your unpaid subscription
if we had it?
4
(Continued from first page)
some to be the characteristic of the i
coming superman. He closed by
quoting the whole of Browning's J
"Epilogue to Asclando" in which the j
great optimistic poet looks forward'
with unwavering f;iith (o the future.
u ter having manfully fought the
battles of life, to "Strive and thrive;
fight on there as here. Before closing
his address, Dr. Van Dyke expressed!
himself as conscious of being the
guest of a great university.
i ne great rrinceton preacher con-
ton flies to Kane. ':IIits 1 runs 1
8th Amherst Thompson out pitcher dueled chapel exercises Monday, tak-
to first. Ouaintance gets first hit ol w as his text Saint Pa
1 O - - - -w ..-..y
the game Dy doubling to leu center. "One thing marks all that I do."
Elliott hits into a double play by This one thine-, which we should all
driving out to Pember ho catches 5ear in mindt is the development ota
strong, .irue, noDie vnnsiian cnaracter.
We should realize that we are sons of
God and follow the upward.' calling.
in
If you are hunting for a
buy an "IMPERIAL" at
spring
hat,
Quaintance second. One hit, no
runs.
Carolina- Duls hits down first base
line, out at first. Hackney hits ball to
first sack, bounds away over Burt's
head for a clean hit. tonight. 'Calmes
singles over second, Hackney going
to third. Lindsay up. Calmes steals
second. Hackney is caught off third,
(Continued from first nao-el
Durham, Present , I. M. Rhodes of
Littleton Female College, Maior W.
A. Guthrie, J. E. Pegram Esq., Dr.
C. A. Woodard, of Durham, and the
but Calmes takes third in the scramble I Misses Washburn, Graham and Lind-
Lindsay out pitcher to first. say, of the State Normal faculty.
9th Amherst Partenheimer singles
over second sack. Fennock hits tol Jbor tickets to the Pan-liellenic
Lindsay who catches Partenheimer at J Dance, Junior Week, see Don MacRae,
second. Burt hits to Calmes. Hasty
covers and on a rapid play the big
first basemen is declared out. Kane
hits to Lindsay but is out at first. 1
hit, 0 runs.
The Official Score:
leader. "This dance'iVopen to all mem
bers of the German Club'and'l Cotillion
Club.
Carolina A. B. H. R. O.
Hackney cf 4 10 0
Calmes lb 3 2 0 13
Lindsay ss 4 1 0 2
Edwards 3 b 2 0 0
Hasty 2 b 2 0 1
Pember If 3 2 0
Hanes rf 3 0 0
Witherington c 3 0 0
Duls p V 3 0 0
27 6"l
Amherst: A, B. H. R.
Elliott cf 2 0 0
Partenheimer 3 b 4
1 0
Pennock ss 4 '.. 0 0
Burt lb 3 0 0
Kane 2 b 4 0 0
Fitts If 2 0 0
Strahan rf 3 0 0
Thompson c 3 0 0
Quaintancep 3 10
1
6
1
1
3
0
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3
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13
A.
0
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0
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The South Y.best young man's tail
or, J. M. otein, ot Washington,- will
be here again the first of April. In
our other suit didn't fit, see K. Tan
ner.
What
T
lme is
It?
28 2 0 24 14 0
hits Calmes, Pember,
Stolen bases Lindsay,
Edwards, Burt. Double plays, Pem
ber to Hasty, Partenheimer to Burt tu
Two base
Quaintance.
Time to have your watch repaired.
Repair-work of all kinds quickly
done by Skilled Workmen. Hand
it to me.
F. L. EULESS, College Representative
JONES & FRAZIER
(Incorporated)
Durham, tt n North Carolina
From the Managers.
Our press bills are past due and
must be paid. Your subscription
would help. Will you let us have it
at once?
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Shop.
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Kluttz's
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their HEADQUARTERS when in
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Funeral Flowers
Delivered
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J. Van Linley Nursery
H. C. Smith, College,' Agent.
We have the exclusive sale in Chapel
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$3 00 HAT
If you've worn one, you know if
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Try one for the Spring
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