The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-03
CAROLINA EUCHRED
OUT OF The GAME
Umpire Played vaIiantIy For
SeWanee
50 SAY THE TARHEELS
SEWANEES ONLY SCORE ON A
FREE KICK FROM FIELD
BRILLIANT PLAYING BY CAROLINA BOYS
The Game Between West Point and Annapolis
Witnessed by Many Government Of
fcials. West Point Won BY
aScore Of II to5.
a Score of II to 5.

USSofC VI ~ " vs.
Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 2.-(Special.1-
Carolina was most unjustly euchred out
OF the game with Sewanee here today.
After continued rllshes with the ball
ON Sewanee's tWo-yard line, Koehler
was sent Through for a clean touch
down, yelling, Down" He was then
pushed back and Umpire Taylor, whom
Sewanee brought here, gave the bail to
lSewamee.
Alter an exchange of kicks with the
ball on Cardinals forty yard line. Sinp-
kins, OF Sewanee, caught it and Os-
borne, Cardinals end, was upon him.
though he didn't tackle.
The official not only gave ISewanee
ffteel yards, claiming loul, but open
chance for a free kick, which Kilpat-
rick, of SeWanee kicked
Score, Sewanee 5; Carolina 0.
In the second half the Carolina men
did brilliant work, making phenomenal
plays. Carolina clearly outplayed Sc
vance at every point. Shull. Osborne
and Mclvcr We're injured and were I'm
able to continue Howell and phi.el
succeeding.
Howell made a. brilliant run of fftv
yards which was a feature Of the
game, and after exchanging kicks.
dumped for another magnificent run of
thirty yards. Carolina loses the ball.
but secures same again on down.
hoehler makes twenty-five yard run
and time is called, although there
should have been minute more play.
Cardinals line was excellent, Phifer,
|. e. Elliot, Breni, Bennett, Shull.
Craig and Osborne doing beautiful work.
while Martin, quarterback. although
badly injured, played like fiend, while
Graves clearly outpunted Sewalsae
and played a heady game. Koehler was
a team within himself. never failing to
make his gains. and aBellamy's tackIing
was par excellence. HowelIs runs were
the topic of conversation here. 1t was
one of the finest exhibitions of ground
training ever seen. iSimpkins, Kilpat-
rick and Seibels played the best game
for Sewanee. The Carolina boys clearly
overshadowed Sewanee as Sewanee
didn't play as good game as Georgia
Thursday. Carolina sponsors were
Misses Stockton and Morris, accom-
panied by Misses Woodward and RAM
kin.
ASSOCIATED PRESS STORY.
Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 2.-In d hard
fought game at Piedmont Park this af-
ternoon the eleven from Sewanee Uni
yersity defeated the University OF
North Carolina team by a score Of 8 to
U. The game was one of the snappiest
ever seen here, the playing at times be-
Inn I'll ~
defeated this YEAR, while North Carolina
had lowered her colors only to Prince
ton and West Point Today's game
placed the Southern intercollegiate
championship in the hands of Sewanee.
Neither side crossed the others goal lime.
Sewanee's five points were made oy a
place kick from the field On UmDire
Taylor's decision panalizing North Caro-
lima for foul tackle. In the first half
North Carolina had the ball on Sewa-
nee's three-yard lime with FIVE downs
TO her credit. but was unable to get
it across. The features Of the game
were the kicking of Seibels OF Sewanee
and the hard running of Howell OF
North Carolina When time was called
at the end of the game the ball was on
Sewanee's ten-yard line with North
to escape a whitewash.
THE ARMY BEATS THE NAVY.
Philadelphia. Pa, Dec. 2.-Thp army
and navy. represented by the football
teams of West Point and Annapolis. met
on Franklin Field today for the first
games between the academies were stop
1893. The army won by score of II
TO ., making two victories out of the
played since 1890. The last game pr;er
TO that of this afternoon was played at
Annapolis in 1893. and was won ny the
Navy, . to 4, the army making tou"h-
down, but failing to kick Il goal. the
gane between The academies were stop
ped after that year by Secretaries La
mont and Herbert. n0minally because
they inteI1ered with the studies of the
cadets. but in reality because the rival
~ was such THAT it threatened to preju-
dice the good feeling between the two
branches Of the service.
The game today was witnessed by over
21.C00 people Admission was by inyi-
tation only but so great was the in
terest IN the game that as much as $40
WAS offered within the week for q single
admission ticket.
Business in the War and Navy Depart
ments in Washington was almost sus-
pended today owing to the rush of Off
cials to this city. Among the visitors