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THE RED AND BLACK
FOURTH STRAIGHT
TAKEN BY GEORGIA
Opportune Hitting Sends Trinity Out to Join
Tech and Clemson
Kevins of 4
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Ginsberg bunted ami Clements
kindly errored. Ginsy was safe
mighty Mr. Clements who bud at tirst while Marens hung up t In
bust Wednesday the baseball
crew of Trinity beaded by the
everlastingly walloped the wad
ding out of Tech on the preced-
At Home” sign on station no. !!.
Sullivan sneeninbed to Clements,
Totul
Gkoiuiia
MeWhorter ef
Ginsberg ss
Sullivan p
Hodgson If
Krnnklin rf
MeDonald lb
Erwin ;$b
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Brow n e
ing Friday was turned by Geor- and Ginsberg stole second. Ilodg-
giu.
Score 4 to 2.
Mr- Clements came over here out in home
with the proud record of a 10 to to show lie
! son hit to short and was safe at
| tirst while Marcus w as thrown
Then Franklin just
could but us well as
0 jolt handed Tech and only one three Tech teams, belted one
measly little single, got by into the race track between left
Heiamuti’s men. He performed and center that scored Ginsberg
against Mercer for three innings and Hodgson and left him on
without giving up anything, and third. McDonald was put out at
was then taken out so as to be ; first, via third,
fresh when he met Captain Sulli- Neither side scored again until
van. And he showed great skill the tilth when Georgia again got
in chunking over here too, with busy for the amusement of her
good control. He gave up only
four hits, but every one of them
counted in the run getting.
Trinity found Sullivan six times
hut the hit was always lacking
when a hit meant runs. When
a team bats this way it is the
skidoo sign for theirs everythin*
and the team with the contrasted
habit bags the tallies.
Sullivan was steady as clock
work throughout, and pitched
very effective ball. Though he
didn’t especially exert himself,
a record of nine strike outs, six
scattered hits and no bases on
balls is winning ball all right, all
right.
Franklin and McWhorter were
the rungetting fuctors for Geor
gia. Frank almost broke up the
game in the getaway In the
very first inning with two men
<>U bases he was so rude as to
company who seemed so mow hat
shy and ditlident about getting
runs. Krwin drove a hot one to
Webb who booted it. Derrick
favored Suiter with a nice little
fly that he appreciated very
much. Brown sent Krwin to
third with a well placed singh
into right field. Then McWhorter
scored them both with a neat
single, also placed in the dexter
hortus. It was here that Smith
called u halt by u pretty double
play on Ginsberg’s grounder.
This made the visitors feel ut j
ease and they got into the spirit
of the thing in the very next
inning. With two hands down
Smith was sent from tirst to|
third on a hit to right by Justus,
lie scored on un error of
Brown’s.
Trinity scored her other tally [
in the ninth, also on an error. I
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•Glements out, hit by third
strike.
Struck out by Clements It, by
Sullivan SI. Bases on balls oil
Inmonts 1, oil' Sullivan 0. Hit
by pitchers I). Bussed bulls,
Brown I. Double plays, Smith
to Suiter. Three base hit, Frank
lin. Umpire C. Beusee.
Trinity —0 0 0 0 0 I 0 (I 1—2.
Georgia 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 I) x 4
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It seems that the way of the
dormitory student is hard in
every institution. The follow
ing account of the persecution of
by his fellow students of a poor,
helpless young man who was
actually trying to study (?) is
lipped from un exchange:
“ ‘l.et us have justice,’ is the
new dormitory slogan. This shib
boleth grew out of a vigorous and
protracted rough house at the
dorm recently. Cloupeck wus
reading a novel, history or some
such book when several born tor
mentors precipitated a bucket of
water on his defenseless head.
Waiting his chance tin' injured
one, armed with plenty of the
same liquid, went to their room
and thoroughly saturated the
whole bunch. The avenger was
caught and nearly put in the tub
when a crowd of sympathizers,
yelling Met us have justice’ took
Cloupcck’s side and a great light
ensued. It lasted several hours.
The list of fatalities was wonder
fully small, cansidering the mi-
t lire of the combat.”
Visitor “Johnny,give me the
name of the lurgest diamond.”
Johnny ‘‘The ace.”
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straighten one of Clements pet Clements hit safely to right,
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In the tifth with two outposts j tirst and Suiter tlew out to
again occupied Mac clouted a center. Wrenn hit to short and
spit hall square in the face into Clements romped home while!
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The crowd was large and the
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friends continue to give us the
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to date there can he no kick com
ing, and Georgia will continue to
right with enough effect to score
the two occupiers.
A word of praise for the visit
ors would not be at all amiss.
They put up a great article of
ball and played tlie game for all
it was worth in a gentlemanly
manner. Little Smith at short
brought the crowd to its feet by j win.
a clever double play pulled off Here’s the box score:
4n the fifth inning. Trinity ah r h
Trinity failed to reach first in! Johnson If 4 0 0
their opening round. McWhorter Smith ss 4 1 1
tirst up for Georgia, just to show Justus rf 4 0 0
lie could bat as well as the whole | Clements p 4 11
Tech team put together now- Webb 2b 4 »> 0
chalantly tapped the first ball Suiter lb 4 0 0
thrown, into center for one bag. Wrenn c 4 0 2
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