The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
FAKE KICKS BEAT
TAR HEEL ELEVEN
V. P. |. Hoodwinked Carol
inians to a FRAGILE and Won
by Score OF 20 too
TECH TEAM OUTCLASS
AND OUTLAY VISITORS
Legge, Hodgson and Hughes
Play all Around North
State Ne n-P orter
Mauls Umpire Barry
Faxed to a Finish.

Fako0 TO flntSh
This tells the story OF the defeat of
the University Of North Carolina foot
ball eleven at the hands and feet of the
fast, game and Irresistible team from
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute by
the score Of 20 to 0 at Broad street
Park Saturday afaternoon before 5000
grtdircn enthusiasts.
The Tar Heels were f'uked out OF
their boots time and time again. and
were utterly demoralizsd at many
stages OF the game. When the Techs
wanted touchdown, Hughes, the
sfrident-voiced and plucky quarter
back. simply gave the signal for a
kick, causing the Caroinians to open
up their line. and then sent Hodgson,
Derby or himself around an end. be .
hind superb interference. for 10 20, 80.
~ or SO yards.
No Chance.
Carolina never had n chance to score.
and any scmblance OF an opportunity
that may have presented itself was
thrown away by Pcrter's smuggling of
HodEson by fumbling and the excel
lent line work and tackling OF the Tech
lads.
In thc first quarter, Porter. the star
Of the Tar Heel clever. who had bored
SFiAfN dtFp ltoitS Ar tHt " Z. l. HIT
gave tlodgson Il vicious poke il the
Jaw after taekling him and was
promptly put out OF the game.
This undoubtedly lessened Caroiina's
chances Of scoring. for Porter Was
practically the only man who could
make any impression when given the
ball. His speedy removal from the
game hurt Porter. and he hung around
the side lines until Umpire Barry was
compelled by play to go to the south
ern edge Of the field. Approaching
Earry, a much smaller man than he
IN. from the rear. Porter asked why
he was put out OF the game, and Was
told that he was removed fer smuggling,
and, after applying II vile epithet to
Harry. which WAS heard distinctly by
ladies In the Erandstand. he began 10
rain blows on the official. Porter
struck Barry half dozen times and
staggered him before the three men
who rushed to the scene were able to
tear him away. Cries Of Arrest that
man. Put him of the tieid. ana
others went up from the stand. but the
police took no action.
This was the only incident that
marred the game. There were no
injuries, a fact which war surpris-
Ing In view Of the fast play and the
Tact that the Tech boys we're greatly
lout,~eighed, and exposed TO hurts
when tackled by their heavier OPP
ponents or were tackled by them.
The only time taken out was Two min
ntes for Hodgsou to revive from loss
OF wind. The lineup shows that
Grasely succeeded Derby at right hall
on the Y. +. l. side. but this was
merely 10 put IA fresh man In ut the
eleventh hour To prevent any posi-
hility OF Carolina scoring. Young
succeeded Winston for Carolina, but
not because OF injuries or bad play
ING.
No Teamwork.
While there wac little or no YES
tige OF teamwork on the Carolina
eleven. fact which materially con-
trtbuted to It's defeat. Coach Eocoek'
aggregation worked like machine
with eleven eogs In IL. As team the
Blaeksourg contingent played the
tarcltniAns off their feet. aud indi-
yiduaily practically each and every
one Of the soldier boys shonc. W.
II. Legge. x!xteen-year- grIdiron
gladiator. Weighing about lar pounds,
WAS easily tho star of the game for
v. r. l. He scored two tonchdowns
kicked 4 goal from most difficult
angle. booted the leather for q goal
from field from the forty-five yard
line, and tackled like n tiger. Cap
tain Hodgson rushed through the
Carolina line NJ though IL were pile
OF leaves, and behind an interference
which could not possibly have been
improved upon skirted the ends for
enormous gains.
Penalties were frequent for offside
playing. and V. p. I. probably lost
twice a. much ground this way as did
the Tar Heels. Notwithstanding this
fact. however. most OF the playing was
done In CArolina's territory. and when
the Tar Heels got the bali they were
quickly held for downs and compelled
10 kick, which served only to prove
that Hughes and Hodgson were ex-
celssnt punt catchers and able to
run the ptgskin hack ten or twenty
1erds on each catch.
Winston and Young both did ex-
ce1ient defensive work on left end
Most Of the gains were around right
end. although many were reeled OF
around there too. Belk In y speedy
little quarterback and shows up fine.
and Rudan would have turned In some
nice gains had his interference been
hstAsr sod ths v. r. I. tacklers less
aleet.
The lineup:
W 4s-As An k1OQk6ottt AGlk &Hu,
jones and Rodgers. left tackle; Pick,
lsft guard: Gibbs. center: Rrecken-
RIDGE. right guard; BurrusA right
tackle: W. r. LsgHe, right end;
Hughes, quarterback: r. H. Legge.
islt AAlf; Darby and 0ravsly. right
half: v. p. Hod9son (captainl, full
baOk.
Cerol,na--w,nston and Young. left
s11; 0axrett left tackle: Thompson
teap4AAnl, left guard: Brown. cen-
teg; Parker. right guard: Absrncthy,
S1oAt tackle: venAble. right end: Relk.
Quarterback; RufIln, left half: Gaines.
right half: Porter and Chambers. full
haek.
Summary. Touchdowiy
II. Il. Leeye ca. Goal from touch
1owne-W. n. Leggc (s). Goal from
Ael6-W. r. Legge. Score-v. r. l..
-; univsrsity Of North Carolina. Q,
oMctAls- Williams IT.. or va.). ref
eFsH: Barry (GcorEetown). umpire;
stewart ~. Of. n. c.. neld Judge
Hrown (Washington and Lee). heaG
lineeman. Time Of quarters--l0, IL
n ana 10 minutes each.
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