The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25

p ~ S-ou lLGLL SdIOliIli MOulu score III Ten
minutes OF actual play was lost. Caro-
lima scored first. on a fluke; then Viz
GINA earned touchdown by hard and
consistent line buc!dng. Then Carolina
earned touchdown by a sensational run
Eof Carpenters. Then Council carried the
ball over for Virginia. and Warren land
ed the goal. That in brief shows how
fortune vccred.
Wind Favored Carolina.
{, Carolina by winning the toss got tre-
mendous advantage in having the west
goal with the wind at their backs an
advantage OF fifteen to twenty yards a t,
every exchange OF punts Virginia played
largely a defensive game in this half,
and but for a muffed punt under their
( own goal posts, Carolina would not have
scored. As 1t was the ball rolled over the
line and Townsend fell on ii. The failure
Of Jacocks TO land ~ goal lost the game.
Y Virginia kicked of against the wind,
and the CarOlininns ran it back beuuti-
fully. Carolina, realizing the advantage
I OF a favorlng wind, imcdiatey transferred
the play to Virginia territory, punting
over the goal line 1t was brought to
the twenty-five yard line, but the best
that could be done against the wind was
a punt to midfield. Virginia there got
the ball on q tumble. and Carolina was
pcnalized five yards. Virginia then be-
gan rushing the ball down the field In
tackles back and other tandem plays,
but had to stop ten minutes unt'l the
field was cleared. Then the ban was
lost to Carolina. After a pretty run BY
Carpenter. Carolina was again penal!Itl
and had TO punt, the ball going to the
Virginia twenty-five yard limo.
Virginia tried the Blue and White line.
but falling to gain, again kicked. The
tt-;i... went to midiield, and Carolina be-
gan rushing tactics. forcing tAc Virginia
line back TO its eightcen-yard mark.
There the Orange and Blue line held
for downs and got the ball. Failing to
gain, Virginia again punted to midfcld
With the wind In their favor Carolina
returned the punt, sending the oval to
Virginias one-yard line, where Pollard
captured and returned It TO the eight
yard line, Virginia carried the bali TO
her twenty-five yard line. where it was
punted out of danger to mdfleld. There
Carpenter got around Virsinas right end
for lhirty-yarl sprint. With the ban
on yirginia's twenty-yard line, an !ner-
fectual attempt was made at field
goal. The ball was brought out ma
punted to Carolina again, and n few
minutes later the half ended with the
score 6 to 0 in Cardinals favor,
Virginia's Superiority.
After the intermisslon, Virginia in the
Yves, goal with the wind at her back. re-
ceived North Cardinals kick off. anu
returned the ball twenty yards or more.
Then Virginia demonstrated her supe.
riority at straight football. hummcrng
the Carolina line back steadily for
eighty yards and touchdown, from
whch Warren kicked goal Score: Vir-
ginia q; Carolina, 8.
Then Virginia changed goals again and
Kicked 10 North Carolina In tho west
goal, Carpenter rounded Grahan's end
for twenty-five; yards on more, behind
fine interference, Failing to gain, soon
afterwards The ball WAS punted back and
forth Carolina gaining each. time, owing
10 the fayoring wind, Carpenter. the
Carolina star made two ineffective tries
for q goal from placement. but. fsiledi IN
both One of these was made from tho
Virginia flfty-yard line, aud would have