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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

PLAYER. directly In the scrimmase Hne
Byrd goes around right end for . yards.
Carpenter goes around right end for 5
yards. and then punches 9 hole between
rIent guard and right tackle for.
. yards. Grayhiii hurdles the line for
ynrds On " NJ. rs. l5-yard line, Car
penter tries for goal from field. sending
the bali directly between the goal posts
Score. 2. to 8.
Beginning the second hair johnson
kicked to Campbe for rive yadrs. He
gained i've yards. Byrd advanced the
bali two yards through right tackle to
Carpenter. who punts the ball for thirty
I'VE yards, and 1t goes out Of bounds
". NJ. rs first efforts result In loss
OF six yards. On the next play v. NJ. j
loses the ball to Y. P. I. on FUN
BILE. Carpenter gained ten yards aroun..
left end. Byrd loses SIX yards In an at
tempt at an end play. Carpenter was
called on to regain the lost ground, ana
so J -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
LKOaD BREAKS inKuUGH
AND LINES The FIELD

r,andcmonium followed. The crowd
,,.,,;c,, had hi,herto Kept off the field
,,fsatka through all restraint, and dense
,hIpng packed the sue lines. All thnh
the game is over but 1t Is not. Harfis
kicked off, and TO the astonishmenl OF
oser-y. one, Carolina carried the bail down
tha fed with a rush that nothing could
withstand.
liz ,tlev only had the time. Virginians
ara nervous They are losing ground.
and FOR the first f.nle they begin to fear
a defeat. There was not time. ne
Whistle pew. and With the ball In var
.;ria territory the hattie had ended
Nothing like it was ever seen here be-
fore. -Four years ago Virginia was de-
featei ~ CARO- ina. Once before such
dis honor had been heaped upon her But
Tie bitterness OF not winning Sester-
days contest is heavy upon her. ana mas
some of the bitterness OF cefeat.
s. impede for cars followed. and the
scene ). -, ~n.;eed u o*;i!e a9ttt i"i;t5it=s
ana ITO tli.s. ire where until late irta
the night both sides celebrated what was
neither victory nor defeat for either.
Virginia was over-confdont. She made
gains at will on the ofen<tse. but was
unable to stop the rushes OF her oppo-.
n4nts There was a great deal OF fun
bling for Thanksgiving Day game But
there was little sauabhling. and practi-.
cally no dirty work Both teams cele-s
bratad together. and the result will be
TO increase the interest IN the fight next
year when Virginia will do or die in an
attempt to recover her lost prestige.
There was a marked similarity in the
play of the two teams. Both had been
coached by Ta!e men, and both used the
tackles back formation TO advantage.
taJI ;,,
possession. The two teams were very
eve1flv matched. but the advantage was
probably with the North Carolina team.
Virginia is downcast that >she did not
win, and Carolina is iublant that she
did NOT lose
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

many points. Both teams demonstrated
their billy to advance The bail aid
when in others possession lhe.e vas
strong likelihood CT a score.
The first half of the game vas certainly
Caroina S. she scored and Virginia did
rot, this leaving a gloom over the ar
sity's rooters at the Gloss. which seemed
to forcteil defeat. and indeed the best
judges thought Virginia would go down
4 he most remarkable exhibition of&the
game is this half was given by the ar
Heel team, when, in taking the ball from
Virginia on her (Caroina 81 tHerty-yard
Inc she carried II ninety yards and over
TIE line for the first touchdown OF the
game Twice during this march through
the #'Tarsity's territory great holes were
opened up in her line. through "..4ch
Carolina backs daT,ea ,nfoGsn ~,
twenty and twenty-five yards. until they
vera cut off from scoring by Pollard,
who played back.
This looked bad for Virginia, for il
such havoc was to be played WIN ne.
inc now, what hope was thereto cncs ,.t
the Tar Heels in the halt yet TO ne.
- = LINE NOT BACKED UP.
yireinia.s backs did not back up hei
s,i,ea3nd during the brief conference with
coaches between the halves this Wa
among the things they were tod TO ~
during the remainder OF the game l MS
evidently had its effect for tnsse W.
marked Improvement in the second mai .'
Somehow Virginia did not set toS e e..'is
with her tandens and tackles pach . -
ma tionsE in the first half, and did not tiN
Cardinals ends Harris oGtpunted ia.
cocks. but as kicking entered very nttie
into the play this did not tell.
But once in the. entire progress OF 'itiS
half did Virginia really threaten caro-
lina's goal by consistent. "eti-dsfect I,
team play, but this ended IN a l0ii ~ !,
On the twe've-yard line, and the BAH
went TO tire Tar Heel team
HIKING TACTICS HELPED HER.
In the second halt Eireinia's team
came on the field COO, and determined. Z
her plays were well directed. and now.
she played in good form gaining steadily
and surely over the struggling. lighting
defense of the Carolina team. Her hiking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
dark The score Is twelve to six. But
there IS life In Carol ma and she shows
CROWD GREATNESS
With EXCITEMENT.

Carolina gradually showed Virginia
hack. back. Lack, until the Lail is with
in e.cni yards OF tie goal. .rne excite
in.1., is the greatest OF the oay: W
there he time 10 shove 1t over. ! he
crowd stopped .,raail.ess and Husi
fen over the whole assefnb.ase. Necns
we're c.aned 10 get a better view OF (. nc
connie, now raging so near vi. ginia $
goal IL il crosses and soaa As hieH >s
the game VIII be a draw.
Virginia nerves herself Tor the sfrnEEie
and the old cry Hold them Virsinia
mat has 50 often cheeie1 the warriors
into retrieving themselves from lmpos-
she positions. is heard on all sioss.
ayith sN ery muscle stretched, every man
low 20 the ground and every eye on tne
hail the critical moment comes lac
ball is snapped to JacUcns. here Is
mao scramble. an Ind stinSIisn PIE
tango. anu above 1t the ieatIe. shos Is
i,ito The air. Ni'Sihia:ls see II ana
cheer. Ca oliaians see II and tiitlr heats neal g
sink. Council the faithful one. is on II
II is virg,,ia,s tail and apparently Eir-
giliiais victory
{sat Johnson fails to make n gain ana
without trying a second time. Hams
i,icks thirtN..ire yards. Carolina s bail
on her fcrtS-yard line. 1t seemed an
i,,lpossibiity for her to tie the score.
And vet she did it. Carolina rs desperate
aud her assaults on the line take on a
new 1;erceness Time after time SEE
,,onghs through AID again the ball IS
on yilginia.s twelre-SaTu ne. Virginia
ie,jcits five yards for offside ? ay and
again Carolina decreases the distance.
The crowd is keyed up to the top-notch.
Second down and TIL ee yards to gam.
Hold them Virgin a Virginia u .es !.
Only three yards. There is rnsa ana {,
,,,.n s,1ch d ven as wolldi have star Ice
49, Carolina lad tied the score.
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Continued from First Page.D

Virginia was Elnd 10 retire without a
defeat. While tile lickers from Cha ell
l,,il. inspired and encouraged by their
unexpected showing ata.nst he team
8tpas had so often inflicted upon them
the bitterness OF defsat, We're wis itg
for another Joshua 10 command Tie sun
and moon to stand Still thai they m sht
preraa, aeaaIts, the vagina .i' hi s'i;ies.
Many Virginia student VII have 10
live on short raticns IS result az tire
game. for willie bets on the victory are
of there were many who wageTed even
money that Carolina would mol SEQ G..
These were GoWncas, while hose who
had ptii IN Odds on virginia.s victory
had scare before the baglc sounGed
tho end Of the game that they viii not
- s. 4
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Y
It was virginia:s ball on her eighteen
yard line. Johnson gained only one yafd
in the line and Harris punted on Tue
next forty-five yards to Holt. The osa1
went over the full backs head. bound
ing over the field owards Caro- No.
goal. but before he was crushed by VIZ II.
Einia's descending ends, he gatnereu s,
in and the ball was his on the Tar f1ee1
twenty.-fiye-yard line.
A tumble at this stage OF the game
lost Carolina !; yards but on the neSt'
Faust went around the end for yards.
5acocks puntea on the third down. me e
ball going outside. landing in the oieac,. !.
cries. and being brought In was SVEN ~
Virginia on the Tar Heel 40-yard inc
Virginia sent Johnson now. hikeo ~. ~
her backs. through an opening IN LIZ
certer for 70 Yards. This locked like vir-
gina had started march for the soai'
but Carolina met mis- tackle back fo11 ma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
BATTLE. BEGAN AMID
GRshI- ENTHUSIAST

When Captain Harris. for Virginia. Won
the toss and walked toward tle west goal
he smiled IN THAT smile he betraNer the
ferli5,gaof the whole team, They espectea1
to win. Carolina lined up for the Kickoff
ard the pigakin went soaring into Viz
;yinia territory a yell Of delight Went mp
from the multitude. and Pollard, With
the oval tightly ciasped in his arms,
started for the Carolina goal He Went
eighteen yards and was doWned, The bat
tie was on. AT thesflrst rush II was seen
thst Virginia had foe worthy of her.
After one or two gains the ball Went oNer5
on tumble and Carolina hit the Virginia
wall After swasing back and forth the
ball again PASSED. and Virginia sent her
avalanche against Carolina Virginia Tas
held for downs and the BAN went TO Car
Gina on her own twcntT-yard line. Then.
followed the greatest ground gaining anG
the most sensational playing of the game
With Jacocks and Captain Ioust in tucrl
Carolina hit the Virginia line. and with
seen,ing ease bore 1t down They We're
gent through for gains OF about twenty
yards each. and gradually the distance
10 the goal lessened. Surely hut slowly the
hall crep. on while the shouts of her
followers. Hold them Virginia. went
unanswered. Right over the right tackle
8Cartain Toust was showed and when the
writing mass disentanglea Itself the first
Cardinals. five to nothing. and the ad-
harents of the Tar Heels went Wild. while
Virginia cheerei her warriors. The goat
was kicked by Zones. and yelling drowned
the voice of the megaphone man. who
tried to announce the score. This was
The first and only scoring in.tllc first hall,
though Virginia made an earnest effort
to tie r. Harris Kicked and l'onst ad
eanced twelve yards. After two inetfect-
uai attempts on the Virginia line. Holt
Kicked forty yards to Pollard. who adj:
t,lnced the leather five yards and ii was
Ssrg;riats bah In the center of the field.
Virginia here too;s tie hit In her teeth and
ADV anced the ball with q rush. making
steady gains until within reaching dis
tarce Of the goal! Here the bail was lost
en downs and Carolina kicked twenty
tive yards. An attempt to send Pollard
around the end resulted r loss OF
seven yards. and dime was called with
The ball In Siiginia's possession.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SQUAD

was dowrea with half yard. Pollard's
weak ankle was wrenched in the scfim-s
mage and time was called for the first
man down.
Johnson on the second down was held
for one and half yards. which .cone1-
ton of affairs forced Harr:s to kick on
the third. He punted vel, to Graves.
Cardinals quarter. who carried the pig
skin back twenty yards. making e e
first open and rather sensational play OF
the game.
This placed the ball in Cardinals pos
session in the center of the feld..
sJacock was given the bal TO skirt Vir-
ginia's end. but after running across the
field he was downed by Branston for
only two yanGs' gain. S!o! e cni'tis go
but half a yard through vfrginias Inc.
50 Graves kicked twenty yards across
the field to Pollard, who gained ten
yards before being forced outside.
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nov to be hurled against it. the orange
and blue line planted itself Ia its last
ditch, with grim determination to die or
hold Carolina, white the opposing line
Of blue and white saw poss:bls victory
hut two yards distant. and was equally
as desperate in It's determination to carry
tie oval over and score on old Virginia
before whom SO many times they had
gene down in defeat.
Now Cardinals yells rent tbs air. her
rioters prayed for victory, while Vir-5
ginia's host cried from every quarter
Hold EN-. Virginia. -.
Foust was the man chosen to score on
Virginia Throughout the right wing o.
Nirginia's line the play was directed. a
battering, crush OF flesh, mingled
groans. and in a mass the twenty-five
raen were piled high beneath the goal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
THE NORTH CAROLINA TEAM.

ton. and on the next Johnson was
thrng.n for a loss of 2 yards Harris made
a noble effort TO regain the loss With
hike for yards, but the ball went to
Carolina on her 20-yard line.
CAROLIN1aNS 10 FINE WORK
Here the Tar Heels settled down to.
business. From this e0-yard line they
now began the prettiest succession of
pays ever seen on any field which final
" received their deserved reward for a
touchdown for Carolina.
,jacocks led OFF with 4 yards. around
left eud. Jones. on the tackles back for
nation added one. making the down the
s first and on the next play Jacoclls broke
through a great gap in the Varsity line
for % yards. to be downed by Pollard,
the last man. who could have saved the
score.
F'oust now plunged into the orange and
niue eleven for five yards and Iacocks
lost one. Second down. six yards to
gain was called. and Carolina prepared
iol the task Foust this time was given
the leather and found as Jacocks did, Il
iine down before that Albright and Stew
ant, guard and center, had ripped open
aanother great hole in the Varsity line.
through which he ran for twenty yards
tc Pollard, who again was face to face
with the responsibility OF saving Virginia's
rcner. He was the right man in the
tight place, and going low he caught
F'oust who attempted O side step. and
Virginia rooters hreathed again
Virginia seemed now to be on the run
Jacoc6s attempted TO skirt right end and
a ridiculous lodging match followed.
which gave Carolina five yards. F'oust
was sent into the lire twice on quick
openings for total gain OF three yards
This placed the oval on Virginia's eight
yard lire on the third down. with two
Wards for the Tarheels to go.
Foust. who had been hitting the line in
good form, was again called, and this
time went through the Varsity for SIX
yards. fumbling on the two yard line.
hui Endicott saved it Carolina now
hs.6 two yards to go.
ISL CAROLINA MAKES FIRST SCORE.
The teams were now drawn in an In
terse group between Virsinia's goal
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bail vas in Virginia territory and oniy
the most desperate defense saved deleas.
GREAT STRUGGLE IN DETAIL
Full Story Of the Plays That Were Made

Full Story of the Plays That Were Wade
ana Hew Th=v Csunted.
When the two e.evsns spread #osci ny
white lined field for the kick off which
Should star, ,his. the most remarks bic
zane eve- snlayed in Richmond more
s..a1: Goo people formed walls of human "a,
its enclosing the gridiron, which was
soon u. be the scene OF liie ho'ie
struggle. ...+ar,,
territory. appearing a sturdy lot. possi.
bly, heavier than the men VINO no" We :,
strung across the center Oh ei.e l.cio, ~
the spring. ready for their ~ - seA'-'At
With their old-t.nle foes
the whistle sounded and the confiict
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

Harris $1,000. Full back ........-. Holt
Summary: Touchdowns-North Carolina.
Feast Jones; Virginia. Harris, Head.
Guals--Notth Carolina, Jones t.9; Ntr-s
gina, Harris ~. Murphy (Ya,e1, umpire
f:s.binson Randolpn- Macon, referee.
slseeaers--Iiii Virginia. Thomas,
No,th Carolina. Lines,nen- Winston. Nfr-
gi,ia: Block North Carolina Time of
naiHes, SS5 minutes.
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with fine interference made fisteen yards 4
Byrd goes through right tackle for tive
Yards Cas gvltter lsId.es the Inc Tor
two yards Councilman goes through
center for two yards Carpenter gains two
yards rhrouga siglt and tackles. Coun-
ciImar goes through right guard for two
va-,,s and a touchdown. Councilman
misses an easy goal Score. v. Z. J..
=; V II. T.. o
v.M. Il. SCORES.
on-TTTa next pay the bah was rumpied
~ Z. i, E aud fell inso the clutches OF
n...,-sT. who out ptf:ltsd v P.l. players.
,ra f..l4wita the ball on w p S one
lard lire Johnson was showed over TOR
! roue6down. He failed to Kick goal.
score " p T.. q: ". VI. l.. S.
Councilman kicked from the center OF
the iiela over the goal Ines The ball
was brought back to the twenty-five
Yards, and a first free kick. Councilman
goal Score Y. 2 T.. So: v, NJ T..
Councilman gains. eight yards through
center Carpenter fails a, left guard,
but goes through right guard for the
three yards. Councilman gains eight
wards through center. BYRD gains one
eight yards through center. Byrd gains
Eve yards around right end. Carpenter
gains ten yards around left END. He
duplicates this trick. and 8Counc;iman
was shoved ever fer a touchdown. Score.
y P. l.. IS. y. NJ. l.. s.
4.fser a series of short gains Carpenter
made brilliant run Of forty yars.s
around left end. landing the tall on
" NJ. Us fve-yard line. Councilman
vent through center for touchdown.
c'arrer'e. kicked goal. Score. v. p. l..
81: v. NJ T.. 5.
Carpenter made two sensational runs.
ore of TWENTY-FIVE yards around rtsne
end. ard arosncr of twenty yarfs around
left end. He again circles left end roS
twenty Yards and touchdown. Car
penter kicked goal. Score. 90 TO .rha
game ended with ball in the center or
+ the field.
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The Confederate Museum.

TWELFTH sND CLAY STREETS.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

On Monlsav. December lst. tbs Gistin-
gl,shed actress. Mrs. LeAioyne wiil be
seen In this city at the Academy il her
latest successful comedy Among Thoss
Present.. This promises to be tie most
notable event of the present theatrical:
season. Sale of seas viii commence ~
Friday. November 18th. Price 3 centy
10 81. 30 on account of the interest man
Tested in Mrs. LeAioynes appearance
and the large number OF Inquiries al
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
billions Of football ever given by South

b.tions of football ever given by South.
ern college teams.
The contest was hard fought from be-
CHING to end: 1t WIS clean ball. and full
OF features which showed Eo.d team.
work in offensive pay pa ticu.arly.
Virginia COACHES say h. Varsity toys
did NOT play the II ne Asy put Up against
the Indians In Norfolk. but II any. there
was very little difference IN the style of
game the orange and blue ei1Sen played
yesterday and The exhibition: ii gaze In
the game with the Redskins. The
trouble with Virginia was not hat she
had an OFF day. but in the surpri ing
strength she encountered In the Tar Heel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
Teacnsr Of Design.
CLASSES

Monday, 1l-g. Drawing: Tuesday. 1872.
Pal.tins; " ednasttay, fG-i. t'aiatln4.::
Wednesday,. rs, Modelling Thursday. 50.
Design, Thursday, S-lD. Drawing; Friday.
$40 Drawing; Saturday. iG-l, G.hladfanss
Drawing aud Ads.a5ting Class. SATURDAY.
2-5 Teachers Glass. SATURDAY So. Design
Glasses are now be.rg organized In
Drawing. SIaaesl!ng and Painting IN Water
Colors and OF. Thorough Instructions
give in these various stiisstes.
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SCHOOL.

ART SCHOOL OF RICHMOND. VA.
Corner Madison ana Grace Streets.
MISS ANNIE C. FLETCHER. INSTRUCTOR:
MR.. NiITTELU0RFEts SfEAUS,
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TEAMS EVENLY MATCHED.
Virginia played good tai. splendid ball.
and though the score was a tie. in ficating
the teams to be evenly ma .ched. tie gen-
eral impression ! is 1s;r foot-na ] -u-
thoritics that Carolina outplayed her In
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute defeats
Virginia Military Institute at Norfolk by
a. of so To s W.
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VlaGINia

Grand german given a Masonic Temple
st night to visiting students.
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