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

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Kicked to Pollard who fumblcd, and
Townsend went over for a touchdown.
Robertson failed to kick goal and the
score stood five for North Carolina, while
thousands OF voices shouted III JOY from
q sea of blue and white.
The bali went back to the middle OF the
field, and North Carolina kicked to the
west. The wind had dropped consider
ably, and the kick was a good one. Vir-
ginin could do nothing on downs. and
Carpenter caught the kick by jumping
and reaching for 1t like an outftelder
In baseball, and gained five yards. On
the scrimmage he gained toi, yards
When time was called With the score at
s to o ii favor Or North Carolina.
The Second Half.
In the interim the Virginia players got
together in the middle Of the field, ana
Coacl, Sanford gave them good heart
4 to heart talk. Tho Carollnas received the
same dose, from their trainer.
Word was passed along the line that
Virginia would win, even against the
flne show made by Carolina, and tho
score already against them. Some fel-
lows :outsideSthe chalk line went out on
the strength Of this tip to hedge their
bets. Z
Tho first tip was that Virginia would
win by to s. even before the eleven
had scored, and when the second half
started, those who got next to the tip,
which was probably I'M innocent one,
ana handed out from hearts full Of con-
,fldenco, bore happy results on thor
faces. 5'
North Carolina kicked to Landlord.
who was downed after q ten yard re-
covery. by Carpenter. Council took the
chance and made the necessary gains
each time. b. Johnson took q pretty run
through left end for fifteen yards before
lie WIS downed by tho great Carpenter.
Then Council took a slice from the
middle for eight and followed 1t up for
three more.
North Carolina appeared to grow weak
in the line, and Virginia gained almost
at will. At this point, while a man was
getting his wind. Coach Sanford executed
a fcw sounds with his hands, and Referee
Thompson called him down., Sanford
protested that he meant nothing by It,
but as all the Virginia players turned md
looked at Sanford. Thompson had his sus-
Ipicions. rs
To Two Yard Line.
Il When play was resumed both Council
and Pollard made gains on the right end
having switched from their former line
Of attack The ball was getting fnrhup
towards Carollnas goal, and in almost
efforts Pollard, Council and
Call carried the plgskin to the tWo-yard
line, from which spot It was rushed over
by Council for touchdown, and warren
kicked goal q making the score to IN
favor OF Virginia,
THAT started a yell that. would have
the first one in a second.
h The ball went back to the middle, and
Virginia kicked. The same quick move
ments were Kept up, but North Carolina "a l1l1'
hraced. up Jacocks gained eight YARDS on
the kick, and Carpenter, the whirlwlnd,
was pushed and wiggled through for
twenty yards. On the next scrimmnge1
i've yards were dropped. but Bear gained
It and sone4better the next moment. IS The
North Carolina line was held on two downs
,nt; 4 kick followed for small gains by
Virginia. In ID scrlnrnagc Townsend went
out momentarjly. He revived, however,
ina on the 1 back kick thirty-f1ve yards
were gained to Carpenter, who tried for a
Held goal. The trial was q failure, and
Virginia punted back.
i Again did Carpenter tempt his nerve
Ind again did fheutry fortified goal. The
crowd OF RIOTERS marveled at the doughty
North Carolina half ba ck.&s The second try
was rot as good tas the first and the
ball landed inside the goal, and a fleet
Virginia player carried 1t down field Vir- 1
sinia carried the ball along for several
Towns, when II penalty of fifteen yards
vas allowed for holding. On+a third L
Town the ball was kicked to Carpenter,
Who passed to Jacocks for twenty yard
sprint In the next scrimmage North
Carolina suffered o. fifteen yard penalty I
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