The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
CAROLINA AGG|ES
WIN GREAT GAME
In Hotly-Contested Battle De-
feat Washington and
Lee IS to 8.
WEIGHT FAvoRs TARHEELs
Determined Way i'll Which Wis
itors Fight Losing Con-
test Is Feature.
WEIGHT FAvoRs TARHEELs
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Raleigh, N. c. November 1l.-One of
the most holly contested games of
football ever seen on an A. and NJ.
gridiron. and one whose result has a
direct bearing on the South Atlantic
championship. was won to-day by the
Tarheel Techs from the heavy, fast and
aggressive team of Washington and
Lee University. of Virginia, by the score
of Is to 3.
Both a and Ms touchdowns came
In tho first half. one In each quarter,
and both were made on forward passes.
the first by Seifert and the second by
Robertson. Both goals were kicked
| by HURT.
In the latter part Of the fourth quar-
| ter Hartsell booted a beautiful field
goal over the bar from the thirty-yard
line.
In the first quarter A. and NJ. ran
away with Washington and Lee. their
march down the field being stopped
only twice. On a beautifully executed
forward pass to Seifert. touchdown
was secured. Washington and Lee took
a brace In the second quarter, and
once held A and NJ. for downs. The
second touchdown was made on a for
ward pass to Robertson, after series
of line plays, end runs and success
ful forward pass had placed the ball
on the Washington and Lee ten-yard
line.
There was no scoring done in the
third quarter, Washington and Lee
showing wonderful squirt. the play
ing of Miller being brilliant An at
tempt by w. and L. for field goal
from the thirty six-yard line failed.
! In the fourth quarter the playing
was near the centre of the field most
| of the time. but toward the latter part
of the period w. and l. waded into
"A. and NJ. territory and managed to
get field goal over the bar.
The two teams were nearly evenly
matched as to weight. tho advantage
as to weight being with a. and NJ.
about five pounds to the man. The
horward passes of y. and NJ. and the
| two successful on-side kicks out of
three attempts by A. and NJ were spe-
ctal features OF the contest, as was
and l. fought a losing game.
ALSO the determined way in which w.
f. '4i1eat work was done by every man
On the Red and White team. But tn the a,
brilliant work of Floyd, Hartsell, stat
FORD and Seifert was especially notice
atflc. The Virsinians fought hard
from the yer. beginning, but never
seriously threatened a. e MS goal
lire throughout the contest. w. & l..
stars were Miller Raftery. Malcolm.
Benhring, Slater and Miles. Lineup:
a. d NJ. Position. w. & L.
Seifert right end Hurd
Floyd right tackle. 80. Miles
OH. w. Rogers)
Dunn ......right guard. .Nooman
(Captain)
(Suthcrland)
MclTer ......... centre. ........ Moore
sykes left guard. p. C, Rogers
(Miller)
Iiurtt .......left tackle. $3.50. Burk
(StewarD
Philips .......Ieft end. 80. Francis
(Rothrock, Barker, Brown
Stafford ....quarter back. Raftery
tCaptain) (Slater)
Cool ......right half back. 49,. Bone
(JeBrey. Spencer) (Malco!m)
Anthony full back. ... Burke
Spencer. Patton) (Deuhrlng)
Hartsell LEFT half back. .. lille
(RoIoertson) (Tindan
Summary: Time OF quarters. 13 min
utes. Referee. Goss of Lehigh I'm
pire. Jackson of Baltimore City Col
lege. Field Judge, Poague, of " NJ l.
Head linesman. Kinsolving. of V. NJ. I.
Penalties. A. e NJ. fifty yards: w. &
L., twenty-five yards. Attendance.