The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-04-03
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9 News Notes
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

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MESSRs. Estrada, McCarty and
AVA Hamlin were in Daytona last
week, and witnessed the ball game.
1t is hoped that the trolley line be-
tween here and Daytona will be built
soon to accommodate some of the
members of the Law Department who
find 1t necessary to make a weekly
business" trip to that town.
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Miss Edith Merry has been called
home by the death of her uncle. She
will return in a few days.
A class has been formed in the Art
Department for out-of-doOr sketchinp
and will meet weekly during the term.
The last issue of the American II.
ustratOr contains very compli.
nentary noti,e of the work of MIR.
Archie Barelle, speaking of him as
me of the most promising young ar.
lists in the country. MIR. Barelle be-
gan his work in Stetson under Prof.
Sharp, and attributes his present sue.
cess to the thorough instruction that
he received here.
Mrs. Chapman has returned to her
home In Warsaw, Ind. on account of
the serious illness of her mother.
Prof Sharp has accepted position
for the summer at the Mont Eagle
Chautauqua, Mont Eagle, Tenn. He
will have charge of all the sketching
classes and anticipates a very enjoy.
able holiday.
The Stetson Junior base ball team
won two games from the Daytona High
School last Friday and Saturday by
the scores of 8 to ! and 8 too. The
drst game started off very poorly for
Stetson, Day tona making three runs
on errors. In the third inning Day.
tona scored twice, and once more IN
the fourth, while the Juniors man.
aged to get in one run in the third in.
ming. None of the Stetson boys seemed
to have any idea that one of the first
principles Of the game is to stop the
ball, and when they did get in the
way the ball was generally thrown
where it could not possibly do any
good. The score stood six to one up
to the last of the seventh inning,
when our boys suddenly woke up and
began to play ball. They touched
Barrows for eight safe hits and
brought in four runs. Neither team
scored in the eighth, but in the ninth
Daytona got in one and Stetson two
runs, thus tying the score. In the
tenth inning DaytOna was retired in
short order. Tilden went to the bat
for Stetson and made first on hit to
third, Curry followed but struck out,
Merrill got hit by pitched ball and
walked and Tilden while trying to
steal home was thrown out. Merrill
stole second and third and came home
on wild throw, making the run that
won the game. The last three in.
nings we're very pretty, but the first
part of the game showed that good
deal of hard practice would not be
detrimental. Curry pitched good
game, striking out fourteen men and
pulling Us out of several had holes. The
second game only lasted two innings
as the Daytona boys did not want to
play on account of the rain and took
advantage of decision of the umpire
to quit, thus giving the game to.Stet.
son by a score of nine to nothing. 1t
may be said that the score stood Ave
to one in favor of Stetson when the
game was called. The lipe up of the
team was: P, Curry; If, Merrill; So,
Inglis; RI, Glow; c, Campbell; Srd, Hen.
ley, End Marks; LIST, Ware; CT, Tilden.