The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27

NJ .,s,s hraced and forced Jacocks 70 pun.,
Every time Virginia SGT tho 9 s'aia A ,v
started carrying It down the l'e.a a,,;
what Is commonly known a., a. ,revi,hble
,u.,,I,, or a penolty for offsiae ply
E...;inr.,nr fro quarter back to run wv" WV
q a, vi, ard the gains by line hueRins
. .ns.s ,,,ore than ne,itralized by the as
X lance penalties imposed.
Carolina Fortunate
roro,,nn was not perfect IN hano'.ns
~ w he,, mi was NOR, fortunate IN re-
snyerlng It. After one tumble e Az.
Il Inn player fell on the h:ll IN ,ne ,os.
Ter Of the field pr nt,n ia,e, Virginia
,,,oesed Carolina pint but the . pn'r
s I.ii IA he bunch between the opposi',s
~. and n Carolina player teli on ~
a mi with ,,ttlc or no loss OF dis,n ..',
Watkins, for Virginia. had 1us' p', ~.
10 The center Of the field when ~" ~ lie
erees whistle announces '''e e''N
~ raroI,na sutferei two heavy pena n..a
...,,a No first half and the crown
,vbich ala not understand Why. "e's
y ci,ned To think the officials Unfair. ~ ,r.
81 matter OF f,ct. both renalts,s We' .r lac
flItted fo~ s-nc'fc violations OF ''e '''o"
Field Goal Kicked. ),
s "a ro,,na in the first half had r"s ,,.,a
the h1ll 10 the Virginia thirty Snlu ,,.
when Iaco-fs dropred oaeS az a,, ui ~
r.>,utiful r,ela goal amid deiirI.+,
!. .,.,s ~, thusiasnn. It was bc1utiiul
Y liz. ~, there we're too few men ~ .no
~ ~ comply with IT,, rules OF NY
rinv md not only was the t'e'o ,iraa
inr:ad hi, the cnrolinians were pel'a.1u
twenty varis. leaving them u, ~, ,.ard
s,on Of the bail on Nlrsin'a.s NM ttar.
s,i,n hnt With first down. Shortly h' ~.
ilne. on ~ LII, frr,hlcd the ball. but
4 ssnai,od 4 without loss. few minutes
H.; -. Tocncks made n sensational gan,
h,,t was compelled to bring the pan 49,
snd was penalized twenty yaros '''o n.
eor allowing the quarter hacs )" W.
with the ball within the foreihaHn nj, INA A
- ioored hard. hut It was foof-nai ~ -
1,,re,n,a nenalty OF five yards for otisu.s
,,aS he,ned neutral1e the penalty. ."
cs ro,,na moment later Caroi'na WE we
h,ad ana Virginia gained possess'or ~,
b fhe bali on her eighteen YARD ll,.'' ,ard
had rushed It fifteen YARDS pach ~ "a
4 Carol.nas territory when a yen for
nenalty was inflicted on virginia Az. ~.
boia,nr Hopeless OF making ire o's.
.onns Under this handicap, Watk.h ,s
,,.,nt.d nut the punt was very leeo'e
~ ~. hall only going to the center o.
"a field and then time w's called
- Began Dropping Out.
.,..r eathlnE spell and consul'a,
+,on with the coaches the teams re.urnt ,a
to the f,eld Already the hald s ,..rs,n'
had told on the physicauy u VI r,va out out
- The nrst half. owing TO the reretl .rn
- ~ n,d injury. After that they we're
dronninr out frequently. In the seconu
half however. Virginia starteo IN a. w.
Aid sait. Whenever she had the oa,l srs
. aTe dirscultv u-til the ball was FUN
w W. ~ heavv renalty forced them 10
-,,nt Jacocks kicked to Virgina's hve
Yard line and after Watkins had run .ne
hoilr back thirteen yards the Virslnl'ns
lined up for their best rally OF tne s 8, w.
SHINING OF the FIRST half. they had never
recovered their balance. But when IRE
aecond half started they besan hitting me
Carolina line with steadiness tha. en-.
abed them to carry the ball IRON the nv.
yard lire. where Watkins got the punt,
- carollna's seventeen yard line. and
there the fatal. inevitable fumtle came 20
II hIast their hopes Of victory. and even OF
a score, as the sequel proved, The has'
seemed to he t Ereaso a. 0e V,rs sH1a.
4 BAN as usual. and vlrgin!a's steady
rush down the field for more than eighty,
I've ya1ds went for raught, touchdown
rs seemed Inevitable, but 1t was not to PC
VI This second fatal tumble at almost ths
seemed to com plete the decentralization
Of the team and to doom the last hopes OF
her supporters.
A Fruitless Run.
The ball had rolled to Cardinals twelve
yard line. and from that point the CHAPEL
Hill men began to carry the ball oacK.
Carolina rushed the ball from that point
to virginia's thlrty-eight yard line, Where
Virginia braced 49, Jacocks punted
to Watkins on his three yard line, bIt
the fullback seemed unable to hold the
ball After juggling 1t he reclaimed 1t.
however. but too late to return 1t
3 regain any OF the distance The play was
q dangerously near virglnia's line, and lost
an accident beget another score, wat
kins punted It was a, poor attempt, the
ball going GU, of BOUNDS at the thirty
yard line. Soon after It had been brought
hack and put In play and Carolina haf
had n scrimmage. Randolph, who hat
succeeded Head. was seen emerging from
the bunch with the ball. He ran the re
naming length Of the field for whn
see,ned a tosishdown but the play wal
disallowed, the"ball having been down
al the time The momentary sensation ere
ated by this diversion soon subsidized.
It was Cardinals ball on Virgnla's
twenty-s!x yard line, and from thai
point Carolina aided by a five va I'd
penalty on Virginia soon carried tht
ball In splendid spirited PUSHES up to and
o~sr tho line. All the snap had beer
taken out OF Virginia Her men wer'
falling out. unfit for further play Will
little more than two yards to 60 New,
ton lupged through and over the line
for the second touchdown, Mann kicked
an easy goal scors; Virginia, 0: Caro-
Lima. H.
:" The third score followed soon. Ate
4 Jacocks had kicked Oft to Pollard wht
ran the ball back nearly twenty yards
Virginia had made first down. and or
4 the third down Watkins muffed TIE
pass, and though he recovered the bal
with q loss Il won't to Carolina on down
and was Cardinals ball only sixteel
yards from Vlrg!nia's goal. Virgin;
almost held for downs, but Carol!n
made It by inches once or twice an
Virginia was too feeble TO stop the vigor
Gus rushes that carried the ball over 70
the third and last score. Newton WA
pushed over the line after Virginia ha
held her opponents once on her on
yard line The try for goal was pooi
and the score was: Virginia, 0; Caroin;