The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-10
Carolina Defeats the Cor
nell Team.
Continued from Page One.)

from pitcher to first and Smathers met
the same fate when he batted to Fergu-
son off first, that sack being covered by
| the pitcher. In Cornells half there was
nothing doing, as Drake went out from
short to first, Costello flied in center and
WEIGH retired from short to first. The
| score was now to 1 in Cornelrs favor.
Carolina fifth began with Noble strik-
| ing out, followed by Green giving a fly
to Ferguson at first Oldham batted near
first and that baseman got the ball, but
the pitcher, who was covering first.
dropped it and as it rolled away Oldham
sprinted to second. Carr lifted a high
fly TO center which Bigler ran for, but
the wind drove it back and it fell near
short. AS the ball rose in the air Old
ham started for home from second and
got there. Donnelly passed in his checkss
and retired the side with a fly to left.
In Cornells half Chase drove ball past
the pitcher to second, who fumbled and let
Chase reach first. Bigler hunted to
Green, but Holt at first dropped it.
Chase went to second, but in trying for
third he was caught Brewster famed
Lewis hit in right and on the throw to
third to stop Bigler went on to second
Bramen retired the side with a fly to cen
ter. The score was now to in Cornelrs
favor and Carolina was creeping up
In the sixth Carolina increased it's lead
with the run that won the game Holt
banged a grass cutie rim left: but Giles
presented and easy one to short, who, with
second and first executed a double
With two down Cheshire hit in right
Smathers was in luck, as CornclI's left
fielder dropped the fly while Carr made
third on a dead run. Smathers stole
second and on Mobiles hit to center Carr
and Smathers scored. The ball came
back from centre wild to the pitcher and
Noble went to second, where with Green
up he was caught off base. pitcher to
second. In Cornell's half Ferguson and
Drake were out on foul lys to the
catcher, while Costello retired by the
pitcher to first route. This left Carolina
in the lead, the score being to in its
favor.
In he seventh for Carolina Green was
out short to first, Oldham flew in left,
Carr walked and Donnelly flied out in
deep center. For Cornell WEIGH famed,
vanced on Bigler's hit past second
Brewster flew out in centre. With Lewis
up Chase stole third, but Lewis died on a
fly in, left near the foul flag, which Don
nelly captured in splendid form.
Theer was no change in the eighth.
For Carolina, Hot strug out, Giles flied
to short, Cheshire reached first, as Fer
guson dropped the ball thrown him by
Bramen, but Smathers was out, pitcher
to first. In cornelrs half Bramen was
out, pitcher to first, Ferguson hit good
one in the right field, Drake walked and
the side was retired on a double when
Costello batted to Chase at the slab, Sc
cond and first finishing the play.
The ninth was easy. Noble struck out.
Green batted to second who fumbled, al
lowing Green to go safe. Oldham batted
to short, who threw Green out at second,
and Carr ended Carolna's game by get
ting thrown out at first when he battcd
to third. 1t was CoTnells last chance
now, but it did no good WEIGH was out
from second to first, Chase flew in left
and Bigler ended the agony by batting
to Cheshire, who quickly shot the ball
to Holt at first and the game was over
with Carolina the victor by four to three