The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-03-28


SIXTH INNING.
Carolina. -Belden up and knocked
a long fly, parking the ball, making home
run. Collier somewhat hacked. johnson
went out at first by grounder to Collier.
Davis strikes out. Williams walks on
four balls. Williams out at second. Side
out
Virginia-Huger hit three-Bag-
ger. O'Keiff hit fly to Davis,
who muffed fly. Huger scored
and O'Keiff went to second. Male
strikes out. O'Keiff went to third. Ham
ilton and O'<eiff scored. Collier went
out at first by Stanley.
Score.-North Carolina, 2; Virginia, {.
SEVENTH INNING.
Carolina.-Stanley bunts and safe
at first Winston safe hit. Nc
Kee makes sacrifice hit to Hoxton. Stan
ley scores. Mckee strikes out. Whita-
ker hits high fly and out by Hamilton.
Belden hit to O'Keiff, and out at first.
Side out.
hit to left field: Bonney hit
riful double play unassisted. HOxton
Score.-North Carolina, 3; Virginia, g.
EIGHTH INNING.
Carolina. johnson walked to first
on four balls, and steals second. Davis
struck out. Williams walked on four
balls. Stanley hunts to Male, and goes
to second. Williams goes to third and
Johnson scores. Winston hits. out, to
centre. Williams scores and Stanley
goes to second. He steals third. Me
Kee hits to Hoxton and out at first.
Stanley left on base. Side out.
Virginia. hamilton hit to Stan
ley and got to first on his
error Huger hit fly to Will
liams. who doubles Hamilton out at
first O'Keiff hit to Stanley, who threw
him cut Mt first Side out
Score-NOrth Carolina, ;: Virginia, I.
NINTH INNING.
Carolina.-Bailey hit to HoXton,
but was safe at first. Stole second.
Whitaker ma kes sacrifice hit. out at first.
Bailey goes to third. Belden out at
first Bailey, by handsome slide was
safe at home. Johnson hits safe through
O'koiff. 1t was too hot to handle. Davis
out by fly to H6XtOn. Side out.
Score-North Carolina, 6; Virginia, Z.
II. II. +.
Carolina 10000 1121 -6 10 Z
Virginia % 101 200x-7 g /
Captain Stanley and Captain Bonney
both shook hands with the Umpire Mr..
Stevens. congratulating him upon his inn
partial rulings. The game was one filled
with errors, good hits. wild throws and
good base running.
i. +Io q 10, In, ~ -,
games with Virginia, as the two teams
meet in Charlottesville. Va, April Goth,
and in case after that game each team
has won one game, the third will be play
ed in Danyille May LIST.
Many distinguished people were pres
ent 1T the game. among them the mem
berS of the Faculty, their wives and
many townspeople.
Among the others present We're Col.
Julian s. Carr. Albert Kramer, Paul
Sneed. Mr.. Cobb. George Graham. Geo.
Collins. +. Il. Nicholson. Fred Greene.
Marion Cobb, w. III. Oakley, w. A. Viii
lingham. T. H. Martin. of Durham;
c. NJ. Pritchett. Ludlow skinner Thos.
Bush. Perrin Busbee. John II. Ferrall,
DIR. ID. T.. Everett Alex Andrews, Jr.,
Dennis Heart. of Raleigh; L. III. Dial
ton. of High Point; Walters Holland, of
Danville. Va: Henry King, w. II. Da-
Wis. James Mckee Jr. Clifford Carroll,
George Snow. W. Il. Snow. j. ID. Whita
ker, Allen Higgs, Logan Harris. of Raj
eigh; ]. p. Pippin. Of Tarboro; Mr.. Brem.
ST.. Walter Brem. Jr., of Charlotte; j. ID.
Mills. j. VI. Oldham. Alexander Tuck,
Sam White. of Mebanc
Among the ladies present were the
ladies Of the Faculty, and Mrs. Case,
Miss Peyton, of Greensboro; Miss Holt,
of Burlington; Miss Hedrick, of Wash
ington, ID. c.; Miss Snowden Carr, Miss
Faucette. Miss Matilda Heart. Miss
Pearl Duke. of Durham the Misses
Reeves. of Asheville. Miss Eli Greene, of
Wilson, Miss Morehead, Miss Turnbull,
Mrs. Rose Budd, Miss Langhorn, of Dur
ham. w. ii. Il.