The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-04-27
THE VlRGiNlaNS WIN OUT
VARSITY FALLS SHORT BY a
SCORE OF IoTO4
A Good Game ard Beautiful Weather
and the Tar Heels banqueted
by Their victors.

Charlottesville, Va, April 26.-(SpeciaD
The University team was outplayed to-
day by the University of Virginia, but
the Tar Heels kept up the fight brave
ly until the end. 1t was perfect day in
every respect for the contest which was
to take place, and, by the way, the two
teams warmed up good game was in
store for the many spectstorS who crowd
ed The bleachers and side lines.
The game was called promptly at 4
O'Clock, the Carolinians taking the field
with Mangum in the box The summary
of the game is as follows
Score by innings:
Univ. Virginia .....3 0O3 2 00-10
Univ. II. C..........1 O00 0101 OIL
Base on Balls, by Mangum, 3; Collier,
| 8; struck out, by Mangum, /; Collier, 8;
Williams, /; hits by pitched ball, Miller,
2; Stanley, L. passed balls, McNair. /;
double plays, Belden to Stanley to Win
| ston; Bonney to Hunt, Umpire, Belts.
| Time, 2:05.
| The game throughout was free from
| kicking of any kind as the umpiring of
| Mr.. Belts was perfectly satisfactory.
| The team while in Charlottesville, was
| royalty treated by their Virginia rivals.
being shown every attention possible.
and also being present at a banquet given
| in honor Of them by the Virginia team.
| LOUISVILLE-PITTS TIE.
Louisville, KY, April 26.-Lou;sville
and Pittsburg played great game Of ball
to-day. Both Frazer and Tannehill pitch
! ed fine ball, the Pittsburg man having
| slightly the best of it. Umpire McDer-
| mott called the game on account of dark
i ~. fJ,o holf % no ;-4o
inning after two Louisville batters had
been retired. Score:
Louisville ..OOOO1O11O 2
Pittsburg 10O011OOOO0 8 4
Batteries: Brazer and Wilson; Tame
hill and Sugden. Umpire, McDermott
Time, 2:35.
BROOKLYN, 4; ORIOLES, 3.
Baltimore. Nd, April 26.-The Orioles
to-day sustained their first defeat OF the
season, Brooklyn winning a hotly con-
tested game which required ten innings
to decide. At the opening Of the tenth,
Anderson singled, Griffin sacrificed and
Shindle's double let in the winning run.
Score:
Baltimore -. o1eOO2O0Oo-3 6 1
Brooklyn ..O11O1O000 IA 8 /
Batteries: Hoffer and Clarke; Payne
and Grim. Umpire Emslie. Time, 2:15.
| SENATORS, 3; NEW YORK, 3.
New York, April 26.-The regular base
ball season opened in this city to-day.
lwhen the Senators, met the New Yorks
| who lost the first three games at Phila-
delphia last week. At the beginning Of thu.
| ninth inning the score was tied, and the
visitors had just started to play the first
half of the tenth when wind storm
arose. The game was called with the
score tied Score:
New York, 2OO1OO0OO-31 1O6
Washington, 00010101O-3 81
Batteries: Doheney and Warner;
Mercer and Mcclure. Umpire, Lynch;
time, 2:10.
CHICAGO, 8; ST. LOUIS, 2.
ST. Louis, Mo-, April 28.-The Colts
won the first game of the season with the
Browns to-day. Hutchinson pitched
against his old champions and was hit
hard until he retired in the seventh in
ming, being replaced 10y Kissinger, who
held the visitors down to 2 hits, neither
of which was scored. Score:
| Chicago -. -. =. .O2121 0201-917 2
ST. Louis O1O00O211 2
Batteries: Hutchinson, Kissinger and
Murphy; Callahan and Anson. Umpire,
Mcdonald. Time, 2:2O.
| CINCINNATI, 6; CLEVELAND, 8.
| Cincinnati, Ohio, April 26.-The first
| game of the season between the Cleve-
and and Cicinnati teams resulted in a
victory fer the latter. The playing of
| Ritchey and Sockalxs was the feature.
| Attendance, $500. Score:
| Cincinnati ...... 20011O2x-6 %
| Cleveland 000OO1OO-3
Batteries: Rhines and Pietz; Wilson
and Conner. Umpire, Sheridan. Time,
| 40.
PHILIES TIE BOSTON.
Philadelphia, Pa, April 26-Boston
and Philadelphia played tie game to-
day. The game was dull and long drawn
out. Score:
Philadelphia ... .3O03OO110-S IL .
Boston ......... l. Oh l / 0 03-S Ii
Batteries: Taylor and Clements; Lewis
and 0sanZet. Umpire, Hurst. Time, 2:35.
i'IQLEGRAPHIS BRIEFS.