Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CAROLINA WINS FIRST OF SERIES Mills Adds Another Game to His String of Victories. Monday afternoon Carolina added another victory to her rec ord this season by defeating Wake Forest 6 to 2. This was the sixth consecutive victory for the Gainecocks. John Mills twirled for Caro lina, "nuii said." He allow e( sevenl hits hut kept them well scattered. This was "Big Un's" last game on the lniver sity field, and he was in good form as usual. Huntley, the Ba)tist leiit-handler was touched for twelve hits, but with better support th score woul(d not have been so large. The Wake Forest t.eam booted the ball no less than e.'ht times. Capt. E'dens played a god game for Carolina, holding dovn the initial a like a bi leag uer. 11 aniels caught -a nice gamle for Wale Forest. Edens and R;ldi sill led at the hat for. Carc,i na, each getting two safe hits to his credit. Dan Hieyw'ard wa iop"d the pill for th-,ree sacks anid pull ed off a side-steppint stunt go ing home for which he was eali'd out. Savage gt three of the seven hits credited to the visitors. Wake . 'orest scored in the first. inning. Tre1t:opened up! with a triple. isilin' walked. ifensley was ut. i s t o Ecdens. Iilling stole secod and Trust was out at pia e, teintm)tin;:: to steal home n he (,ns end of a jiquble t ol ('arolinla ".\o ) t i o rin erhalf Io the same ininn. Wit \'ith o'n Out ln stonl heat out a hit to seo1d. I;ilingt e'1r)"(ed Shler t;t et. r;4t;'nd- O! :. 1)late. R.u(Ii5i! il i:;:"c an(1 Shiu hem . )redl. 1Hu''isill o;n.' to see ond on tlw( i'.-inl. Eins sin '"lel it 1 ;"ht litd lu(li: ill score(l. . .dli ll h(;t out S Lit to the })itche . ( ." i,n'ii ;r'w e the third (lOt, 11unl!y\ to li("": . the sec(on1d. W1ih 'we om. 'lils \w.'as safe on an ('erO . Ii .i' heatt out a hit to third. .,.t ston's inieldt rfler !dvanced both 'unn111('r:;. u r i .in e(1. iVills and 'laxiec sc(mo'ed. The -id ' \\'.s retired( on W . R1,udi=ill's fly-out to Tu'iist. Two ore menv were sc;ored hvb the Gamnecoc'ks in h ft. With one out W. K:ciisil walked. Billings errowed EAdo's gro muder and1( W. R?udisill1 seored, Ed's(~)' going to) second(. I:dens wvent to third on Whitler 's err'or of (4. wvhen Graydonm haid diown? a e hunt. F. Rumdisi I was doub led1 at third. Wake Forest's secondc run enme in the seventh innIiIinr. n)niies M. A. WRIGHT WILL SPEAK IN SOUTHERN To Represent Carolina in the Contest at Nashville. In the Southern Intercollegiate Oratorical contest to be held at Vanderbilt university, Nashville. Tenn., on May 6, the University of South Carolina will be repre sented by M. A. Wright, of Trenton, a member 'of the Eu phra(ian Literary society. Mr. Wright won the right to replrc sent the University without the inconvenience of a preliminary, his com)ctitors failing to mater iaiize. 13y the action of the two societies on AIolday last' Wright was olieially appointed the ren resentative of the University. Ie has (listinIguishe(1 himself in a nimher of intercollegiate de bales, and last 4ear was aw'arided first place in the South Carolina Intercollegiato Oratorical con ta't-. The subjeci, of W'ri;it's rati)n is, "A Moral ission the c( te.':l: TranslvnI\');'. V'ir "inii;, 'Y"n1derblit, Alb: Ia nd South Carolina. ?o: (e i hr rsi. the U r" has . orV Eded t o (C bta)l) i a ji-e i: the t:olt(-t . !i :oVe t1ird, having a "''i1.r !) he irst il'_({ in the pe:nof .hunlle Allan1, and.- twO \wi1'ninrC''. O! :( n.ild plac' in Alan JIohnstone, and L4. II. Smi t . sarted the inlnig wih a single to comner, and( \wcnt. i) :e('O(, on a wild itCl andL to ihird on S - :(. i 'lc t.o igt 1. Summary: R k oet 100 00!U 101) 2 ( cn ri !. . .. .220 O'-T ((41 0 St)le1 bases, Lhdston, her, P. Ruiiil, [ilin?s 2. 1.e, Fer ree. Sari fice hit, G ra::don. T wo-Im hits, Savage, Stoney. Lee. Three-base hits, Heyward an(d Trust. )oubl plays, i)an ies to 11i!!n<s. I untley to Heus ley to Vhiteley. 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