The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14
HASTY IS CAPTAIN
OF CAROLINA TEAM
Star Second Baseman Elected
to Lead Baseball Club
in 1919.
PITCHER LEE GETS OFFER
Unusually Strong Coaching Staff
for Next Years Athletic
Organization.
PITCHER LEE GETS OFFER
Especial to The rimes-Dispatoh /,

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Chapel Hill, n. c.. May la.-C. H.
Hasty. second baseman on the Varsity
baseball team that has just closed such
successful season. has been elected
captain of tho 1912 team. Captain
Hackney who played his last game
last Saturday, was the only man on
this years toan who had played for
Carolina before. So 1t camo around that
man of one years experience had to
be elected captain. The entire SQUAD
wanted Bull" as he is called, TO lead
them next year, and the whole student
body Is well pleased with the electio
Hasty is. in the opinion OF many fans.
the best amateur firse baseman in the
State. lie is brilliant fielder and
has hit well up to the front this year.
IL was Hasty who started the ball to
rolling in the swatfcst, which the
varsity held ut the expense of Pitcher
Moran last Friday. The prospects are
that TASTY will have nearly all OF his
teammates with the exception of Cap
tain Hackney. back for the 1912 sea son
Raymond Lee, who has had such
wonderful success as first pitcher for
the Varsity baseball team this spring.
has received a very flattering PROPOSE
ton from President Ebhet, OF the
Brooklyn Nationals, but Lee prefers
TO have another year OF amateur sport
before taking up professional baseball,
leaguers He VIII be back in Cha pei
Hill to study law next year. MI
Strong COUGHING STUFF.
Wsth Branch Booook for fooths,,
Charles A Clancy for baseball and
Not j, Cartmell for track coaches for
the year 1911-12, there Is little douht
that Carolina will have the strongest
coaching staf OF any college In the
oouth. Bocock has a fine record Of
successes behind him at v. =. i. He
was here with the v. PI basebali
team tho other day, and called the font /.
ball candidates for this fall together
tor short conference with them.
lie Is thoroughly acquainted with
| citnutic and temperamental conditions
| mere in the South. and to this as much
| as anything else is due the success no
mas had at Virginia Tech and the Uni
| Nerslty or Georgia. Cartmell has been
eieoted graduate manager of athletics
and coach of the track team. His dnties
as graduate manager have NOT besn
| Defined, but it is certain that he VIII
De mere the whole year. Cartmell
turned out a dashing basketball team
| last yearifrom g squad OF twenty can
oidates In two years he has brought
Carolina UP to near tho top In South
Atlantic track athletics. Cartmell has
! got into the spirit OF things over here
CIV was thoroughly In the notion to
stay. despite the attractive offers he had
received from three Southern institu-
tons. and his own alma mater. the
| University of Pennsylvania i
The record of Charles A. Clancey as
baseball coach speaks for Itself. Start
ing out with a squad that included
only one old Varsity player, and with
staff OF pitchers that was headed
by Two men who played class team
baseball In 1910. he turned out team
that was the best that Carolina has
mao In about eight years. and the
| equal of any amateur team In ali Inc
Southern States. With Lee III the hoy.
and Clancy on the bench to keen
things steady, there Is hardly a toa,n
In the South that would offer any-
thing better than even money on IL
self. Ciancey's team does not claim
the 'champ i onship of the South" nor