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X F9
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no. 24
The Red and Black.
VOL. X.
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA. ATHENS, GA., APRIL 4, 1903.
NO. 24.
NEXT GAME WITH CLEMSON APRIL 10,
Georgia vs. Davidson.
TOURNAMENT ENDED.
Last of the Singles Has Reen
Played.
DAVIDSON 5;
GEORGIA 4.
Victor Has Still to Play the College
Champion.—Good Playing Be
ing Done.
The tennis tournament is over.
The last game of the singles was
played Wednesday afternoon between
| at pies and Brooks, R. P. The play
ing this year has been exceptionally
good and the student body has
evidenced great interest in the tour
nament.
The winner of the singles, Mr.
Jaques, has still to play Dorsey, the
last year's champion. It is customary
ior the winner of the year before, at
the end of each tournament, to play
against the winner of the singles in
that tournament to determine the
championship.
The results of the singles are as fol
lows: Brooks, R. P. won from Che-
ney, W. O. Score 6 to i and 6 to i.
Blount won from Scott, H. M.
Score 6 to 3, 4 to 6, and ^ to 5.
Brooks, C. P. won from Franklin, G.
B. Score 6 to o and 6 to o. Brum
by won from Abbott. Score 6 to 1,
2 to 6 and 6 to 1. Jaques won from
Bower. Score 6 to 3 and 6 to 2.
Brooks, R. P- won from Blount.
Score 6 to o and 8 to 6. Brooks,
C. P. won from Brumby. Score 6 to
3 and 6 to 3. Jaques won from C.
P. Brooks. Score 5 to 7, 6 to 2 and
6 to 3. Jaques won from Brooks,
R. P. Score 4 to 6, 6 to 1 and 6 to 1.
The dry weather we have been
having for the past day or two has
greatly improved the condition of the
courts. This has caused more play
ers to come out every afternoon so
that both courts are continually kept
busy. We hope this pleasenl con
dition will continue.
Georgia Loses First Game of the Season by
a Small Margin.—Georgia Men
Played Well.
All students are requested to hand
their subscriptions to the uniform
fund to one of the following gentle
men as soon as possible:
I.yndon, A. J.
Scott, H. F.
Bower, L. C.
Dorsey, E. R.
Dickinson (Capt.)
Boyd (Man. )
King, E. P.
Friday afternoon Georgia opened
her Base Ball season by a game with
Davidson. 1'he game proved a vciy
interesting one to the crowd of en
thusiastic students who gathered to
see it. The following was the line up
of the two teams:
Gkohoia. Davidson.
Dickinson, Catcher. Rowe,
Anderson, Pilcher. Yount,
Beaver, 1st. B. Currie,
Clark, and. B. Dailey, J.,
Harmon, 3 f 4- H. l et/er,
Walker, S. S. Bailey, W. T.
Twitty, R. F. Kirkpatrick
Jaques, C. F. GrafTenreid
McCalla, L. F. Wilcox
Umpire: Prof. Patterson.
First Inning.
Davidson takes the field.
Jaques strikes. Harmon hits to
short, out at first. Walker hits to
Right, goes to second. Anderson
strikes.
Rowe goes to first on balls. Bai
ley, J., hits to first, lands safe. Rowe
goes to third. Kirkpatrick hits, goes
to first. Rowe scores. Bailey goes
third. Wilcox hits, goes to first,
Bailey and Kirkpatrick score. Fet
zer goes to first. Wilcox out at sec
ond. Currie goes to first, Tetzer to
third. Bailey, W. T. hits to center,
goes to first. Fe'zer and Currie
score. Yount goes to first on hit.
Bailey, W. T. out at second. Yount
out at first.
Score: Georgia o, Davidson 5.
Second Inning.
Dickinson hits to short out at
second. Beaver hits to pitcher, out
at first. Clark goes out to pitcher,
out at first.
Score: Georgia o, Davidsons.
Third Inning.
McCalla hits to second, out at first.
Anderson strikes. Jaques strikes.
Kirkpatrick hits to second, out at
first. Wilcox hits to third, out at
first. Fetzer hits to short, out at
first.
Score: Georgia o, Davidson 5.
Fourth Inning.
Harmon goes out to third Wal
ker goes out to short. Twitty hits to
right, goes to first. Twitty steals
second. Dickinson hits to center.
Twitty scores. Dickinson scores.
Beaver strikes.
Currie strikes. Bailey, W. T. goes
out in left. Yount hits to second,
goes to first. GrafTenreid goes to
first on dead ball. Rowe goes out
to first.
Score: Georgia 2, Davidson 3.
Fifth Inning.
Clark hits to short, goes to first.
Clark steals second. McCalla strikes.
Clark scores. Jaques strikes.
Bailey, J. goes out to first. Kirk
patrick goes out to center. Wilcox
strikes out.
Score: Georgia 3, Davidson 5.
Sixth Inning.
Harmon hits to center, goes to
first. Harmon steals second. Wal
ker goes out on caught loul. Twitty
hits to first and lands safe. Hannon
goes to third. Dickinson hits to
pitcher, and gets safe to first. Har
mon scores. Twitty goes to second.
Beaver goes out to second. Twitty
out on second.
Fetzer hits to center, goes to first.
Fetzer out on first. Currie goes out
on caught loul. Bailey, W. T. hits
to short, but out at first.
Score: Georgia 4, Davidson 5.
Seventh Inning.
Clark strikes. McCalla hits to
pitcher, out at first. Anderson out
to third.
Yount out to left. GrafTenreid
hits to second, safe at first. Rowe
hits to short. GnifTcureid out at
second. Rowe safe at first. Bailey,
J., hits to right, sale at first. Rowe
goes to third. Kirkpatrick hits to
short, out at first.
Score: Georgia 4, Davidson 5.
Eighth Inning.
Jaques hits to second, out at first.
Harmon hits to second, out at first.
Walker goes to first on bnlls. Twitty
goes out to second.
Wilcox hits to left, safe at first.
Fetzer hits to pitcher, safe at first.
Wile is goes to second, Currie
strikes. Wilcox goes to third on
passed ball. Bailey, W. F., strikes.
Fetzer steals second. Yount goes
out to left.
Score: Georgia 4, Davidson 5.
Ninth Inning.
Dickinson hits to left, goes to first.
Beaver goes out to pitcher. Dickin
son out at first. Clark goes out to
third.
Final score: Georgia 4, Davidsou 5.
The game was dose all the way
through and the spe< tutors were never
confident of the result. While Geor
gia los| her first game it was by a
small -.cure and we have the satisfac
turn of realizing that, after the first
inning, Georgia outplayed Davidson
at every point.
Manager Boyd wishes to request
the students uot to tear down the
notices of the various games until the
games are played, it is customary
to post notices ol the games about
the streets of Athens a week or more
before the game. The games must
be thoroughly advertised or the gate
receipts will lall off. In the past
these advertisements have been torn
down two or three days liefore the
game. Who has torn them down
we do not know, but we are very
anxious to have the cards left where
the Manager has posted them, until
the game. We ask every reader of
I’The Rr.n and Blacx to exert his in
fluence to have the signs let alone.
