The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-24
ORANGE AND BLUE
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- .san 1ines nranccd uncovered, taking
i the downpour students q the oiu
i ,ntnion. and the oid North State SOAKING
wet. but wild with the hope OF VICTORY.
From tho spectators sta''"p'its ~
ra,ne was one OF more than usual inter
&c, and from the beginning until time
was called in the last half there was no
& moment that did not bring = shout. cith-
or from the cohorts OF the white ana
hlue banners or a roar and yell from the
orange and blue.
GREAT RUN BY CHURCH
In The latter part OF the second half
c,pt.in Coleman of Virginia. went out OF
the game in time to bring the game 10 d
close with n forty-five-yard run around
right end for n touchdown, the longest
and possibly the most sensational play Oh
the half.
CLEAN AND WE'LL PLAYED.
The game was clean free from unnec-
sary roughness and only three times were
the teams penalizcd, then for off-side play
and holding IN the line The oiilclais-
Armstrong and Thompson-concucted the
contest in n manner which met with the
approval not only Of both teams, but
seemed right in the eyes of the ''rooters.'
These officials. in speaking of the game
afterwards. seemed impressed with the
s gentlemanly conduct on the field among
the players, and also the lIigi2-ciass game
both teams played.
The only injury of any consequence was
the dislocaton Of Smathers' shoulder in
the early part of the first half. which
forced him to retire. Though Srnathers
was in The play only a short while, his
work was phenomenal. and twice was
found on the pigskin when Virginia had
fumbled.
WON ON HER MERITS.
II To an expert the game was won by
Virginia OH her merits. Though r little
SLOW possibly, the team played good
ball, and showed the best team work
Put up this season Williams. Virginia
right END. was in The game. His end
WAS never skirtcd, and in getting down
the field his work was excellent. once
or twice in the first half Hobson, playing
the right cnd,s was disposed of in some
way and Carolina gained around him,
but in the second this was Tot shown.
Carolina-s team was faster and, under
the coaching of jenkins, of Yale, had
the art of using their hands in 50 TAR
as is permissible down to a fine point
COACH ABBOTT'S VIEW.
After the game Coach Abbott, of Viz
GINA. said:
virginia played poorly in the first half.
failing to get her plays off with any speed
and charging slowly on the defense. In
the second half they played hard. snappy
ball, and scored without difficulty Inc
poor showing in the first part of the
game may be attributed to the fact That
the team has been unable to line-up for
K the past week for hard practice. and 1t re-
CURED some time for them to get to-
getfer.
There were no serious injuries to-day
and the team will go into Thursday }
game in fair physical shape. We antIci-
Ipate a hard game. ana there Will be no
let UP in the practice next week.
DETAILS CF THE PLAY.
After the entrance of The two teams
amid the widest enthusiasm, there was
some delay occasioned ny Carolina's hold
ing out for tllrty-tive minute halves,
which the officials thought inexpedient
on account of early darkness. This mat
ter was compromised on thirty minutes,
and the toss was made. North Carolina
chose the eastern goal. with stiff
breeze at. her back. AS the whistle
sounded, Coleman for Virginia, lifted the
Heather into the Tar Heels territory and
the game was on.
Makey was under it and gained ten
yards before being Gowned by Williams.
On the lineup, North Carolina sent Carr
through the line for three yards, Berkeley
gained one around blossoms end. and on
the next Graves punted. Virginia failed
to gain III the first two downs, and Cole
man dropped back 10 kick. driving the
loval thirty yards TO Graves. who ad-
tyanced it fifteen.
Carolina kicked on the second down, the
iball going high into the air. and was
carried by the stiff breeze 10 Nirsina's
ten-yard line, where it was funlbled by
Tutwiler. Smathers was on it for North
lCaroiina on Nirginia's 1ve-yard line
where it had rolled. Here was Carolina S
chance 10 score. and Faust Was sent over
for the first touchdown of the game, with
in three minutes of play, Graves kicked
an easy goal making the scoro Carolina,
6; Virginia Q.
yIRGINIANS WERE AMAZED.
The amazed NirEinians returned to the
center OF the field. where Coleman kicked
forty yards to Graves, who ran through
Virginia team for twenty-five. Berkeley
ttried Virginia with a loss and Graves
Kicked to Coleman. Punts were eX-
lctanged. the ball resting near the center
lof the field in North Cardinals possess
sion. Shathers tried right end for one
yard, and on the next Carolina sent
Graves on quarterback pass fer III
teen yards around NirGiniaS left end
Graves kick on the next was blocked
by Moore. who fell on the ball. Virginia
here settled down to straight, hard foot
ball on the iifty-five-yard line. beginning
s la march OF slow but sure gains showing
her superior strength and weight. Caro-
Ilina's team here took a brace and on
the third down Coleman kicked the ball,
lgoing to Graves, who was nailed in his
tracks by Williams.
On the line-up the punt was exchanged.
iColeman fmbled and Scl>athers fell on
the bail for Carolina. NirEinas line held
the plunges of the Tar Heels back ana
iGraSes resorted again to a kick. The
oval went over the goal line and was
fallen on by Coleman. Being brought in,
Virginia chose a fair kick from tho
twenty fve-yard line. Graves returned
the punt. the ball going again over Nir-
iginia's line and being brought in Cole
Iman's kick this time went to Graves,
S who failed to gain.
ADVANCE ON A FAKE.
issna Tiers was hurt IL the scrimmage