The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-26

Umpire. McFanen,o Princeton; Referee,
NJ. Straight. of Cornell.
The North Carolina men had tie ball
when the game was started, and they
put il in play in manner whch show
ed their lack of coaching. Murphy held
the ball and the entire team with the
exception of Baskerville formed a double
line back, and on either side of him. lie
then put the ball in play and the two
lines, coming together just in front of
him. attempted to carry the ball and
Murphy through the Lehigh rush-line. The
scheme failed. Before the Carolnians
had gone three yards, they had lost the
ball to Lehgh.
Then before the surprised southerners
knew what was being done, McClung
tossed the pigskin 10 Roderick, who ran
around Cardinals left-end ana finally
downed by Baskerville on the Tar
Heels twenty yard line.
Quick play was the order Of the day,
ami McClung passed to Ordway, who
passed to Floyd, who took the ball
across Cardinals line. and then towed
his laurels, kicked a goal, maintaining
the score after two minutes play, Le-
high 6, North Carolina nothing.
When the ball was again placed, the men
from Dixie Land took an awful race,
and surprised the Lehigh men by taking
the DdU ldI uONu liANO lAAfAA ttiAit'4 y A'etA
nard passed to Wherbee. who carried il
as far as Lehiehs ten-yard line, ana then
went down with the entire Lehigh team on
top OF him.
When the crowd was untangled, Wher-
bee did not rise with the rest. His leg
was injured, and he was obliged to give
way TO keenan,. The ball went TO Lehigh,
when within five yards OF the goal line
Floyd made a long kick down the field
IN -
and half a dozen Lehigh men fell on the
bali Baskerville took the ball from Muir
ply and made a long, low punt for thir-
~ yards. and Lehgh got the ball. Lehigh
worked the wedge and gave Roderick an
opening. which he took advantage Of FOR
twenty-five yards Ordway went between
the guard and tackle and got over the |
goal line in good shape. Floyd kicked the
goal and the score was, Lehigh, y; North |
Carolina o.
North Carolina started her favorite dou- |
ble-line play, but II failed to work, and |
she lost the ball on three downs. Then |
the bail went back and forth, and when |
Carolina again got the ball. Baskerville |
made thirty yards before he was downed |
on Lehighs twenty-yard line.
When Lehigh got the ball 10 within
ten yards of Carolina's line, McClung |
passed TO Ordway, and the ball was
behind the goal posts. Floyd kicked the
goal, and the first half ended with the
score: Lehigh. IS: North Carolina, 0.
At the opening of the second half,
ordway took the ball and passed ten of
the North Carolina men. but was down
ed by Baskerville Ordway tried to break
through the line but a foul was call
ed, and the bail went 10 Carolina Bask-
erville made a long punt and Flovd
fumbled Il. but Roderick gathered the
pigskin In, and got across the line
Floyd kicked. and the score was Le-
high. "a; North Carolina. 0.
North Carolina started to carry the
ball diagonally across the field. and
Guion made pretty run OF thirty yards
Ordway stopped him. The ball was then
sent TO Tull, who got well under way
for ten yards before he was set upon
by the Lehigh men. Tull's head got
ammed in the scrimmage. and he wos
,arried half senseless off the field. and
Graham took his place.
baskerville, at full back and Klrkpat-
ick, in the line, were hard at. II. one
unning and punting and the big guard
[ blocking, but the Ordway- Roderick
was too much for them, and
Ventually Lehigh got the ball over the
oal line for the fifth time. For the
rst time Floyd missed TO kick the goal
nd Lehigh could only count a touchdown.
core. Is TO 0.
After starting the ball In play, Carolina
vas downed after going forward ten
ards. Baskerville made a long punt
'hich put the ball into Floyd's terri
Dry. Floyd returned the kick, and Rod /