The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-06
BUT THERE is ANOTHER
Wilcox's Sore Arm Placed Him at a
Great Disadvantage,
CORNELL WAS IN EXCELLENT FETTLe
And Carolina Lost Because c. Errors, Failure to
Bunch Hits and Weakness at the Bat.
Other College Games
Yesterday.
Especial to News and Observer.)

Especial to News and Observer.)
Chapel Hill, N. c., April 5.-Cornell
University defeated University of Caro-
lima this afternoon in a fast game by
score to l.
The visitors went into the game to win
and by the fourth inning had secured
enough runs to take victory from the
tar heels" The boys from the Empire
State were excellently coached; did neat
stick work and clean fielding.
Thirteen hits were given by them, but
had Wilcox, who had been suffering with
a sore arm, been in proper condition, the
score would have read different. Caro-
lima lost the game on account of errors,
failure to bunch hits and being weak at
bat. This defeat means victory. 1t was
a blessing in disguise.
Carolina plays Virginia here on the
18th, and in Raleigh on the 18th.
Score: r H u
Caroline. :. II 90 0 0 0 OIL I3 3
Cornell :. :. 1000 4 O1 POS 5 1
Batterier: Carolina-Wilcox, McDon-
aid and Council Cornell-Chase and
WINERY. Time of game, 12O. Umpire,
Otis Stocksdale.
Roanoke Va, April 5-st. Albans
added another victory to her unbrollen
string for this season by defeating Roa-
rol1e College here today by score Of 10
to 0.
Princeton N J.. April 5.-The Prince
ten baseball team defeated the Fordham
nine here this afternoon to 1. The only
feature was three base hit by Brown,
of Princeton.
Score: RHE
Princeton :. O20G1O % 5 2
Fordbam :. % G 0 20 1 0-1 l L
Batteries: Stevens and Green; Dos
cher and Butler
Atlanta, Ga, April 5.-The Boston Ma
tional League Club today shut out the
Atlanta Southern League team in the
second game of the series by score Of
8 to o. In the fourth inning with one
man ON base, Carney, of Boston put the
bali over the fence for home run
Score: r II e
Boston 8 Ii 3
Atlanta
Batteries: Boston-Hale and Kit
tredge; Pittenger and Moran; Atlanta
Wilson and Smith, Hale and Latiincr,
Boxer and Leighton.
New York, April 5.-The Brown Uni
veIsity baseball team was defeated to-
day by tho New Ycrk's (National
| Leaoue) 9 to O.
Batteries: Kennedy, McGee, 1niei-
man and Yeager; Hatch and Abbott.
Lancaster, Pa, April 5.-Callisle In
dians defeated Franl1ling and Marshall
today.
Score: r Fl Z
| Indians 3
Frepklin and Marshall
Batteries: Bender and Baird: Triech-
| Ter and Shock.
Philadelphia, April 5.-Bucknell was
defeated by the University of Pennsyl-
vania basball team today to a.
| I Score: r. II r.
J BuclerclI :. 12OoO1oO-t II 2
| Pennsylvania i 202O1 0x-7 II 2
Batteries: Cockrell and Stanton. Dew
lin, Groves and Bennett. Umpire, Hen
derson.
Philadelphia, April 5.-The University
Of Pennsylvania Lacrosse team was
baten by the Johns Hopkins boys today
5 goals to 1.
philadelphia, April 5.-The baseball
season opened here today with a game
! between the local American League club
and the Yale University team. Leary,
who pitched last year for the University
of Pennsylvania team was On the rIb-
Der for the local team, all of the regular
pitchers being still in the South. Both
teams played snappy ball. In the fourth
inning sequental hitting by Yale decided
the result Attendance about $500
Score: RH II
Philadelphia ...O0G GOO2OSO-5 10 /
Yale :. :. .....0 0 5 0 600 2
Batteries: Leary end Powers, 5arvin
and Winslow.
Atlanta, Ca. April Mercer Univer-
sity s; Georgia School Of Technology 4.
Annapolis. Nd, April 5Naval Ca
dets 10; MARYLAND Agricultural College I,
Mr.. W D. P. Sharp. Of Wilson is a
vlaitaH he city.