The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-12
CONFIDENCE Is
VINDICAT
Tar Heels Triumph Over
Georgetown
SCORE WAS IL TO 5
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tie INfessas~

Waeh.8etaa i r Nas rAs
University 80 > rth Carolina tts.
uwphet .u,r ee #an tafs aftrt.
Noon iu the bret s.taan effect srrn
hsfr tfie rwa-aa Ths suprenAtp -
the Carolina eleven * as never 81 apun,
aud although toe nual -csre vas
twelve g nNe the Tar Heels abauia
have wop . rnuch moro dee luiYe str-
tors They clearly outplayo3 the op-
ponenis ln defensive 80 veil - vffeu-
size football hut seemed u bs lacking
.n spirit after successive s-a4ns that
carried them number - unscs sith-
lnE almost reaching distance ot ths
goal ~ their rxslr
Thc Tar Heels Who haa about ~.
pounds weight per man ia their favor
play&8 straight away football Their
aeHt gains were made ln bucktuK tha
line and clrcllns the ends ralet thty
resorted e. the forward pasa where
gains we're necessary but Their Efforts
in this respect were not attended y>lth
any degree of success
Dunlop the right balr back. STARRED
for Carolina %bt only dtd ne make
Georgetown bBt re was the bright
particular star ia = number ~ sense
tlunal playr lie clcctriHct the crowd
at one stage ~ ths game when he
tacFled GyorRetoW quarter back "a 10
~aH making desperate dash around
right end and llftlnE him iu nis arms
as II he were au infant advanced
nearly nve yardr cheer after cheer
greeted thiH play. which Nefr given
with equal crthusgahm from All parts
of the field Davis LETT end for Caro-
lima. Was very mueh lu the pn ule and
two long runs which were backed up
hy splendid Interference we're features
of the game Mann. ~ quarter back.
not only punted y.clt when eaued on
70 advance the bah lu the cuuuss e
territory. but be kicked both goats
following touchdo3&us The FtWrrIts.s'
eleven was confident ~ victory at tho
outset but expected tn roll up e larger
score over confidence probably had
some effect on their playing During
the first half the Tar Heels pressed
the Georgetown bows md the ball re-
manned dangerously near the goal -
the local players In Tho +eeDud half
Georgetown showed improved strength
and kept the visifpta on the defensive
most % the time. although Carolina
made her second score IN Tho carly
beginning Of IN" last hair
The game was never fn doubt AMI
the caroliuians would probably have
made two uIr<a scores bat fur the on
forcement II penalties h} Referee pail
King. tire former Princeton star Mr
King gave Natiafactiau but tho frisfor-
tune ~ luck happened TO be On tbs
side ~ Carolina At critical moments IN
the game There acre two change.
IN the Carolina liue-up during tho
game Virgins replaced Davis ~ left
end and Manning took Thomas poal-
ton ~ right erd 4 good sized crowd
though not e large one witnessed tho
~ uue. Several hundred CaruItnInns
resident in Washington. included,
among whom were a number ~ brau-
tifuI girls wearing the white and blue
ft itnes~ed the contest and checref en-
Enthusiastically f9r their fayuritsn
Prominent IN tn" Carolina group -
supporters WAS Dr George Eurfn. Or.
T.etatz Battle ard John y williams.
formerly Of Raleigh