The state chronicle., 1893-04-15
THE TAREEELS BEATEN.
The Vermonters Win by Score Of Five
to Two.

The vermonters Win by Score Of Five
to Two.
CHAPEL HILL, \. G., April Is The
straw and green Of the Vermonters1
foated triumphantly over the white
and blue Of the Carolinians by /
score Of FIVE to two today.
The game was called at 215, |
and exciting and hotly contested |
throughout, though the afternoon
was the worst imaginable for g
game Of ball, and steady rain con-
tinued during the whole game. The
attendance was good despite the in
clement weather. and a number Of
| visitors from Raleigh, Durham and
Hillsboro were on the grounds.
Vermont went first to the bat, and
was was retired in one, two, three
order. North Carolina came in and
did likewise. Tn the second and
third innings Vermont was retired
without reaching irs5 base, which
North Carolina repeated IN the sec
ond inning, but in the third Gray
| led eff with 6 base hit, and vas
| forced to second on Stephens get
ting base OF balls. A wild throw to
| frat by Cooke advanced them one
base. On hard hit BY Robertson
Gray scored, as did Stephens also,
on Oldham's sacrifice. Devin hit to
centre field, which was folded by
!, | Woodward in pretty runnin 6
catch. The inning ended by Stan
J ley's going out at first, with North
+ Carolina two runs.
: In the fourth inning Vermont
. again failed to reach first. Foi
, North Carolina Mason went out al
2 first and Busbee struck out; Moys
' got first by being hit by pitcher
Gray retired the side by fly tx
r Richmond. In the fifth Vernon
j scored two runs, tying the score
Kinsella went out at first by assist
ance Of Stanley Steward gainet
first by the wild throw Of Gray
Pond followed with base hit, an
IS Cooke batted cut to Mason. Stew
g ari was forced to third and Pon
g tc second by Sanctuary getting bas
s. Oh balls. Noodward's timely b
10 brought in two runs. Allen r;
le tired the side by failing to find th
l. sphere. North Carolina failed
RS score in the fifth. Vermont fo
is lowed suit in the sixth inning, ar
is North Carolina was put out in on
as two, three order in the sixth.
b the seventh inning the Tarheel DO.
ed went to pieces. Stewart got q ba
lis on balls. Andrews was put out
in trying to steal second. Pond mst
n the fsst on bunt Cooke got 0
le- on a hy to Dsvin. Sanctuary ma
-as d base-hit Mason nuffed Woo
Ia wards fine fly. Then Woodwa
in fyed to Moye, who made a cost
IN and bad muff, Pond and Sanctua
,ht scoring. Allen struck out, but [
1se vim muffed Oldham's throw. Voc
ward was put out at third. No,
Carolina came in only to get out
one, two, three order. Verme
scored one run in the inning
pt. Devins error and Oldham's pass
re bali. In this innipg Busbee ma
es- the prettiest play Of the gal
I'm, catching a high fly and rakins
7ho beautiful throw to home, tting
'ast the runner. In the eighth Robe
ner son led off with q base-hit, and Q
OF ham was given base on balls,
the side was retired without
lng creasing the score.
and The game was called, as the '
hey monters had to eaten the train,
day as to play Washington and Lee
TO morrow at Lexington.
nta, Struck out-By Cooke, 3;
No Stephens, 7. Base on Balls
9 Of Cooke, 3; by Stephens, 4. Hit
to BY Cooke, /. Stolen bases-Ste
ems and Naylor; Oldham. sac1i
IL, oldham. Passed ball
ster- Left on bases-Vermont, 8; Nc
Carolina, 7.
Score by innings:
res North Carolina :. @ 0 . . .
ions | Vermont. @ 90 % o.
Al Base hits-Nermonts, s; NJ
t1oe; Bai olina, 4. Errors-Vermont
It Of North Carolina, Q. Umpire 7. {
of ier.
the The University Of North Caro-
ct OF nine crosses bats with Oak Ri
r, OF on their home grounds satur
.eral and with Wake Forest on the
e, OF in Raleigh, which will be the
the championship game Of the Noltl
and division Of the S. [. A. 4.