The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-15
And Clemson is Beaten by
Eleven to Six.
HERE'S THE HOT GAME
II You Want Your Pulses TO Bound Like
Young Barbs Under the Curb, Read
This Struggle Between Prince
ton and Yale.
Especial to News and Observer)

Chapel Hill n. c., Nov. 14.-North Car
olna defeated the Palmettoes By II to 6
today. Clemson won the toss and chose
the west goal. Carolina kicked to Glenn
sons ten yard line. For several rushes
Clemson made short gains, soon failing to
make distance. when she kicked thirty
yards to Carolina, who returned Is yards
with the ball about the center of the
ED Faust, Donnelly, Berkley and Newton
punched Clemsons line for steady gains
When the ball was on Clemson's 315 yard
line Newton was hurt While his nose
was bleeding, Newton was given the ball
and hit Clemson for a touch down.
Time 9 minutes.
Jones kicks goal, Carolina kicks to
Clemson's Il yard line, who returns the
ball 20 yards. In the second rush of Glenn
son around the end, her quarter back
makes a touch down, but is called back
for Off side play.
Ball on Clemsons so yard line Next
down Clemson loses 90 yards for holding
in line. Clemson kicks 30 yards to New.
ton Newton tackled in tracks Newton.
Hester. Berkley, Berkley, Faust make
steady gains and when the ball reaches
Clemson's 11a yard line Clemson does fine
work, but Newton was too strong fol
them, and goes between Clemson's goal
post for second touch down Time eleven
minutes.
Jones misses goal. Carolina kicked to
iemsons 10 yard line. who returns the
NJ 20 yards. Clemson made slow but
steG3S gains. When she tried double
pass, Cox got the ball. Cardinals ball
on her 25 yard line.
Newton made beautiful 20 yard dasl,
around end, Berkley 10 yards around the
other end, Jacocks took Berkley's place.
Clemson got the ball on Cardinals FUN
bic Clemson makes quick dashy plays
for several rushes, making 80 yard run
around Fishers end. Soon makes touch
down, kicks out for better place Fair
catch and kicks goal. Score, Carolina IL,
Clemson 6. First half over Time. 30
minutes.
In second half neither side scored.
Clemson kicked to Carolinas 10 yard line
Carolina carried ball to Clemson's 10
yard line twice but lost bali on fumbIo
Clemson carried ball down field on tricks,
but Carolina would hold her own downs
and bring it back. The last half was to
have been 2j minutes, but the game was
called off at $50 took dark to play.
Stars for Carolina were ewton, Faust
Donnelly, Berkly, Jacocks.
Carolina stock doubled itself today. The
whole college is in high spirits tonight
feeling that they have done well today in
defeating team across whose goal no
team has carried the ball this season.
Officials DR.. Royster, umpire; DR.. Ba5
kerville. referee.
Quite a number of alumni were pres
ent, enjoying heartily Carolina's victory.
Among the number was one of her most
loyal sons and football heroes Wafer
f. Murphy, of Salisbury, who held down
Carolina's center for four years
Clcmscn-Gorrison, c.; .Sadler, (Capt0
r. e.; McKcowon, 7. t.; Forsythe; +. g.;
Devrick, l. g: Cogburn, |. t.; Sitton, ]. c; ;
Maxwell, q. b.: Honvey, t. b.; Wood,
i. h. b.; Turtck. +. h. b.; Heisman. Of
Pennsylvania, coach.
Carolna-Stewart, c.; Cox T. e.; Foust
(Temp. Capt) +. t.; Albright. /. g.; Perry,
]. g.; Donnelly l. t.; Fisher, !, e.. Engal,
q. b.; Robertson, f. b.; Berkley, l. h. b..
Newton r h. b.; Olcott. of Yale, coach.
Weather fine for football. The wind
stirring Just little.