The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-28

! The usual preliminarles of signal
practice and punting having been got
through the captains and officials met
/ In the center Of the field and tossed for
goals. Captain Carter, of Virginia,
won the toss and chose to defend the
west goal, Carolina essaying to kick off,
/ Voolfolk received the kick and was
downed on the forty-yard line, Gooch
failed to gain, Fuller breaking into the
game with a hard tackle Landes
punted the ball far down the field. II
getting away from the Carolina back
/ field and bouncing over the goal for
j touchback. The Tarheels put the oval
/ in play from a scrimmaEe on the
! twenty yard line Fuller made eight in
a run around right end. but the plays
at the line failed to produce yards and
4 Faust punted to Gooch on the thirty
teight-yard mark Ray got around
right end for seven, Landes made four,
Gooch carried the bali to the forty-fve-
yard line Ray made four, and then
! forward pass 10 Landes failed. G0gSh
rushed right end to the eighteen yard
mark where he was tackled by Tayloe,
| Ray dived through the line TO the
seven-yafd mark, whore an odside play
{ brought the play to the twn-yard line
The teams lined up rapidly, there
was the start Of play toward the left.
Gooch. however. retained the hall. turn
I ed toward the end, whirled and dived
his length through the line, beng
downed with the ball on the goal line.
/ IL was a touchdown and Carter kicked
/ the goal. scores Virginia, Z, Carolina.
q.
Faust received the kickoff from
Meyer. and on a free tumble Virginia
recovered the oval on her opponents
thirty eght-yard line. Meyer made
+are,-I.aRa4e= stopped on tttr thirty
yard mark, Ray added 1--WE. The line
/ held for a down and on the next play
/ tumble gave Carolina possession of the
/ ball. Parker recovering on his own
twenty -fyeyardline. Tayloe was I'M
| able to gain, but Parker made five and
wac followed by Fuller who also add
twenty Alive yard line. Tayloe was un-
delivered first down. Parker gained
through the line and Fuller made
another first down with an eight-yard
gain through the same hole. Virginia
4 was offside Tayioe was thrown for
! loss of three yards by Flanagan.
| The Tarheels attempted a forward
pass, which was broken up before
/ Huske could get the ball. Parker made
( five and the play was on Virainia's
forty yard line. Huske kicked
to Gooch, who received the ball on his
own eiGht-yard mark. He returned the
kick on the first play and Carolina had
the ball on the Orange and Rlues
thirty. Parker could not gain through
the line and Fuller was only able to
make FIVE. Faust then punted to RAY.
who fumbled, and when Parker recov-
cred the ball 1t was behind the goal
In spite Of Abernathey's protest the
officials ruled that the play was
touchback and gave the bali to Virginia
on their own twenty-yard mark,
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through the line and Meyee rpunted 10
Parker near mdheld. Fuller gained
three and Tayloe, on an end run,
annexed fifteen. On the next line
up occurred aother play which
brought some protest to the ruling
of the officials. There was tumble
in the line and after several had
seemingly obtained the ball it popped
out from the pile and was snatched
up by Landes who sprinted for what
many thought was a touchdown. How
| ever, the officials ruled that the
whistle had stopped play before
Isandes had recovered the bali and
awarded the ball to Carolina. on Viz
ginia's thirty-two-yard line,
Parker made four yards. Tayloe
on the next play was thrown by Jett
for a loss of four yards. Carolina was
detected holding and penali2ed fifteen
yards. Faust then punted to Gooch
who was downed on his own ten-yard
mark Virginia returned this kick and
| Carolina was forced to accept the hall
on her own forty yard line. Faust
lost four yards and Parker was unable
TO gain SO vas Taylor and Faust
l then kicked to Gooch on Nire'inla's
twenty-five-yard mark. Gooch could
not gain around the end and r.andes
I punted to midfield.
1 A forward pass. Parker to TAYLOR
gained eleven for Carolina. and in
u couple Of plays the bail was on
the Orange and Blue trirtyyard line.
Here Taylor could not gain, but Nir
ginia was offsde and lost five. Par
ker found a hole through which he
advanced to the twenty-yard mark
On a fake forward pass Tayloe swept
on to the thirteenyard line, where
time for the quarter was called
The ball was in Cardinals pos
session on Vireinia's thirteen yard
line, 1t being first down. Score: Vir-
| ginia, Z; Carolina, o.
Second Quarter.
Il On the first play, Carolina fumhled
and Virginia recovered on her own
eleven-yard mark. Landes punted TO
l Tayloe, who received the ball On his
own forty-yard mark Erwin made
l two, Tayloe's tumble was recovt red
and then a forward pass, Faust TO
n Tayloe. gained seven. Another falled
and 1t was first down Virginia Ray
Immediately kicked to Tayloe on Caro-
lina's thirty-yard line. The Virginia
\ line held for a down. but Parker made
six through the line, Tayloe was
again unable to make yards and
Faust was called upon to kick. His
/ punt was outside, the Orange and
! Blue team winning the ball on its own
! thirty-yard mark.
u H. 81 rnfV
one Of his end runs for thirty-three
( yards, Captain Alternately bringing
him to the ground after a chase and
/ hard tackle A short forward pass
/ to Randolph made four yards. Home
woods tackle OF Gooch cut the rum
| ner down after gain Of five yards.
/ Line plays and another run brought
I the play to Cardinals fifteen-yard
mark. A forward pass was broken
up and then Randolph was given the