The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-29

Virginia fumbled, and, Carolina re-
ceiving the ball, punted on first down
to their own forty ilve-yard line. BIZ
lups tried right end, but was thrown
Virginia punted to Mann on his fiftecn-
yard line, and he ran il back five yards.
Carolina punted to the ffty-yard line.
Virginia then settled down to test the
at the line with tackles and backs In
tandem formation. Two first downs
were made in four plunges and the
ball was on Cardinals twenty yard
end for fourteen yards. and R. w.
smith tore through for four more.
With the ball seven yards from the
line. Quarterback Sheppard dropped
back to the tifteen-yard line and cler-
.erly dropped goal for the first score.
~. p. l., 4; North Carolina, 0.
Virginin Asnin Scores.
ginla In the east goal received Caro-
lina's kick Crosswell punted to r. w.
Smith on his tifteen-yard Line, and lie
ran the ball back to the forty-yard
line amid tremendous applause from,
the Nlrginans. p. r. Hodgson then
punted outside at Cardinals fifty-yard
line. ,-s53 a.
Carolina then determined to try its
offensive powers. The ball was given
to Mcneil, who. with superb interior
right end for beautiful twentS-tive-
yard sprint. The Virginia ends Were
cleverly boxed for time. Carolina
then had a spasm of white and blue
Carolina then shifted its attack to a
line plunge and ripped off five yards
Then Mcneil tried left end for ten
yards. Dunlap was thrown for loss
before he could get a start. a forward
pass was then, attempted BY Carolina
but Sheppard intercepted thesp on his
ten-yard line. but Virginia's right
guard was offside, and Virginia was
lpenalized and Carolina given first down
on the Virginia tWenty-yard line e.
end, but Virginia intercepter IT on
ltheir tlfteen-yard line and ran it back
ton yards. Hudson l,mted to Mann ~
lnldheld, but Virginia was offside, and
Yard line, and llodgson again punted to
| Mcneil In midfeld, and he ran 1t back
fifteen yards. A try around left end
melted five yards. and C;tlo]ina tried g
fen short, and Sheppard receiving the
/ ball on His fvc.yul,i line. ran 1t back
|Gfteel..
| Virginia then -punted to Mann i
mldfield and he returned Il ten f Hnfas
yards for holding. however. and v. Z. !
secured the ball on tumble. on theil
thirty -flve-yardF line and again tpunte'
to Mann, who returned IT five. Nc
\ Carolina punted from midfield to Vir
ginia's thirty-yard line, and 1t wa.
run back five, Virginia again punitteo
Ito Mann in centre1of field. Carolins
tried right end for three, yards, theI
essayed a forward pass. but 1t fnilet
and the usual distance penalty fol
lowed. Carolina made a short punt Y
| Virgipia's tifty-yardg mark Luttrel
ball was on. the Blue thirty-fftve-ya,r.e
line Virginia punted to Carollna's fif
teen-yard line and Carolina 9returnet
the punt. the ball going outside q
Ithelr fortY-yard line. n Billups go
and Diffendal added five more throug!
the line. Two yards more brought tn,
4 ball to the Carolina atwenty-yard line
and then sheppard, Dropping back
i 5,. L., 81; Carolina 0. s
4 Carolina kicked off To ". r. IIodgson
who ran the ball hack tolhis flfty-yare
4 ,ire amid a great demonstrationSb by Nir
land Carolina, securing the bali. ran
back to Vlrsinla's acknowledgement line
Y Thomas, Carolina's brilliant end. thel
s s9l twa a WIN prftS d 5IsanyaT,
ball on Nirsiniu's ten-yard line, tn,
half ended. Score. S to o.
STORY OF SECOND HALF.
Crosswell Kicked to Luttrell hi
1 hve-yard limo, and he ran It bacl
| twenty five yards, 4 fake kick CAV
I san sending Diifenlal and r. W. srnitl
\ Through tackle ALTERNATELY until TIL,
/, ball was in mldtield, aud then punte,
! to Cardinals elght-yurd limo. Caro-
| lima returned the punt to their thirty
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