The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-27

of the game was when Winston grab
bed one of Buck" Mayors long for
ward passes out Of the atmosphere
and raced up the right side of the
field for forty yards. However, his
run counted for little. for the ball was
soon regained by Virginia when the
Carolinians were held for downs.
The work of Captain Tayloe, Home
wood, who cavorted around right end.
and Tandy was the redeeming feature
for the Old North State team Cap
tain Tayloe. who, by the way, has sew
erai relatives In Richmond. was the
only consistent ground gamer for the
T'arheels. although Parker, substitute
ing for Reid in fullback, made some
nice gains through the Virginia line.
1t was the work Of Homewood. how
ever. that commanded the attention
of practically every spectator at the
contest. Time after time he would
Get through the interference and down
his man. and several times he was
seen to go around and tackle run
ner going around the other side OF
the line. Tandy played a brillian.
game at center. and were 1t not for
the great defensive work OF this big
boy and Homewood the score would
have been much larger.
Crowd Largest Ever.
The crowd that journeyed out to
Broad Street Park yesterday after
noon to witness the annual combat
between the teams repres ,l,ting the
Old Dominion and the Tarheel State
was said to be the largest that has
ever been seen On tine field. Every
seat in the grandstand, north. ,orth
and east bleachers were Allied q early
as O'Clock. and before the two teams
took the field for the initial kick-ofr
standing room at any place In ethe
park was a primium. Many made
their way up to the top OF the grand
stand and witnessed the contest from
tsais exalted roost, while many graced
the fences surrounding the park.
The students of the University of
Virginia occupied the north oleachers
and kept things lively during the en-
tire setto by their yells and songs.
with the able assistance of Professor
Josep, kessnich and his squad OF
musicians. The students from the
North Carolina Institution were sear-
ed In the bleachers on the south side
OF the field. short distance from the
grandstand. Although they saw their
team outclassed by the boys from tn~
little city Of Charlottesville they re-
manned loyal to the very last.
When the final curtain had fallen
the timekeepers announced that the
game was over the Virginia students
rushed upon the field, placed the
footballists on their shout
ders and carried them to waiting auto
mobiles.
Shake-Up Does Little Good.
The eleventh hour Slake-up or ts,A
Carolina squad by Head Coach
Doggy Trenchard apparently was Of
no avail. Fuller. who has been play
Ing right halfback all of the season.
occupied a seat on the bench, w.lile
his position was filed by Winston.
who has been holding down the right
end position. On right end was
Huske. who has been out of the game
all of rae season because Of PARENTAL
objection. Why he waited until yes.
terday morning is known only to HIM
self. but 1t is practically certainty
that 1t was not the advantage of the
Blue and White team.
When Virginia triumphed over It's
ancient foe q link IN the chain of
victories for the Caroiinians
was broken. Previous to this contest
they had participated In ten games
during the season and until yesterday
they had not suffered = sinxls defect.