The Washington times., 1903-05-03
North CarOlinians Win Ball
Game by Score of II to 4.
GREEN'S BATTING A FEATURE
Ex-Georgetown Player Pitched Superb
Game and Hammered Out Two
Home Runs and a Single.

Tickle Dame Fortune, who has smiled
on the loyal sons of Georgetown with
such persistent regularity in the past
as 10 create the impression that they
could not lose, saw At to frown upon
those same sons yesterday, and it is
doubtful if a more dtsheartened, discon-
ISOLATE, Disguised or detected set of ball
players could have been found within
walking distance of civilization yester-
day afternoon after the North Carolina
team finished walIoping the local col
legians.
The gentlemen and scholars from
the sunny South administered a most
crushing defeat to the wearers OF the
Blue and Gray, and it is highly improb-
able that what Coach Bradley will have
to say to his men will be taken from the
gospel Of today. After the dust of bat
tie had cleared away yesterday, it was
found that thirteen was the statistical
report of the Carolinians' score col
umn. while the Georgetowns, try as they
might, could only squeeze four out of
their tally alley.
Tar Heels Are Wonders.
The University OF North Carolina tribe
has swept everything before it, so far
this season, and although the Southern
ers expected to lower the Blue and Gray
standard, which they found waited TO the
breeze as they entered the college cam
pus, they did not for moment think it
would be as easy as it turned out TO be.
With George Green in the box. and al
his best both there and at the bat, it
was next to impossible for the Tar Heel
ers TO lose. The Georgetown lads may
attribute their loss to Green's excellent
twirling and batting, the errorless game
played by the visiting team. and the in
ability Of its own men to field and bat.
There were other reasons why they could
not win. but the ones above enumerated
appeared TO be paramount Green grad
uate6 from Georgetown, and received his
degree of bachelor of arts from the local
college, but that did not interfere with
his giving the Blue and Gray lads the
worst drubing they have had thus far
this season. His peculiar delivery was
as hard TO solve as it is to answer the
time-honored question, why did The
chicken?" while the men from the Tur-
pentine State made sensational catches
and stops behind their old war horse
twirIer
Coach Bradley sent in his pet twirlers
TO shoot the shoots over TO the visitors
and the Blue and Gray slab men served
up just the benders the Southerners had
come all this distance to find. They
jumped on SeitZs delivery in the first
inning, and knocked him out of the box
Fay occupied the box from the second
to seventh inning. George Green got a
long single and two home run swats of
Fay, and when he made his last home
run Fay became disguised with himself
and left the box. During his stay in the
center of the diamond eleven hits, in
Guiding Green's brace of honors anC
Holts three-bag swat, were obtained of
OF him. Drill pitched only two innings,
and allowed no more scoring.
With the exception of Bowling at frs
base and the pitchers, every member OF
the Georgetown nine had an error, ant
IN the second baseman's case 1t was two
mlscues. all of which aided the North