The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26
Charlottesville ads Admins
ter Tarheels Annual Drub-5
bing by Count of IA to 0
ED. ANDERSON MAKES
FIRST COUNT OF GAME
Richmond Boy Gives Virgins
Cridironists Lead ! hat III
Never Overtaken by Foot
ballists from Old North StataI
BY ERNEST POLLARD.

Again the iond aspirations OF those
gridiron stalwarts who hail from thes
Old North state have been dashed to N
the ground and the Tarheei colorya
have been buried beneath the peacefuta
sod in Broad Street Park once more
those valiant Caroiinlans, who for the
past ten years have maze their annual
pilgrimage TO the capital of the 0ld
Dominion only 10 ne commissioners
doses of bitter defeat at the hands OF i
the Orange and Blue warriors OF the
gridiron, will go back to their natiyo3s
State a defeated eleven.
II all happened yesterday afternoons
out at the West End pastiminY8
grounds, and Virginia carried the day.Ss
winning from Chapel Hill aggregatian
by score of II to 0.
The game was not SO one-sided Al u
the score indicates, for those figh1inRM
Caroiinians contested every incn uf#
ground gained by the speedy Char
lottesville backs. The Tarheel defense
did not crumble. flop and founder al
some of those SO called football prog
nosticators were prone to predict some
/ twenty -four hours ago. But instead
the huskies held like they never held;
i before. and at times the Carolina
phalanx was impregna bic. Twice did
the rootbatlists from Chapel Hill hold
the Orange and Blue fer downs with
the bali within a few inches II tnuA
much-coveted chalk line. and on M
like number OF occasions were the Vir-4a
GINA boys forced to surrender thsM
, oval-shaped pigskin to the--Blue and
White after touchdowns al these crfti-
cal stages seemed inevifa Bile
Anderson Draws FIRST Blood.
The worthy name of Edward And
erson. son of George Wayne Ander-
son. Assistant City Attorney Of Rich-
moHd. will be added to that illustriouass
collection in footballs hall OF fane
He established a clean title to That's;
honor. for it was this sterling product
of our own city who wormed his way
through the apparently impenetra bis 4
line of blue and white clad LAYERS Of
our sister State. and crossed the
hostile goal line for the initial touch-
down of the encounter. This is by no
means all he did. for on numerous /
occasions he penetrated the opposing
line for substantial gains. and once he
carried the oval within six inches 81
the chalk line.
The sons OF the Old North State
twere defeated. but not disgracsd. u
They played the game of their lives.
despite the fact that their efforts to4
check the onward march of the fieet~,I
footed Virginia backs failed at theSI
critical moments in our annual
Thanksgiving offering.
The opening quarter was about AL
good an exhibition OF the favoritH
fall pastime anyone could possibly
desire to see, II was two fifteen
minutes of fight with neither side
having much on the other. Carofina 4
put up defense that even thea ardent
supporters of the Blue and White
| did not expect Everyone who has
ever seen a team representing the
4 =. Ma
ing for the Chapel Hill eleven to put
Iup a great fight against the Char
iottesville footballIsts, but none had
the slightest expectation that they
would hold Coach Warmers charges to
scoreless tie during the first thirty
minutes OF play, But they did
nevertheless and when the first half
came to an end neither side had been /
able to advance the oval sufficient
distance to cross the others goal linz
and the count stood 0 to o. s
Score First In Third Quarter.
( 1t was in the third quarter that the
Orange and Blue broke the ice and
succeeded in drawing the first b.00l 1
of the game, when Ed Anderson shot
through the Tarheel line for the in.8s
itial touchdown. This touchdown fpi@ss
lowed costly tumble by Captain
Dave Tayioe on the twenty -three-yafx
line. RE was attempting one OF m
famous sweeping end runs Wneu
Captain Coleman left his feet arlA
grabbed him just below the shoulderA
his powerful anatomy bringing tNks
speedy Carolil.ian to the ground. HAs
hit the sod with such force that thu
oval slipped from his grasp, and ot4&
of the VrAinians jumped down npuAa
the ball az a hungry lion pounce4s
upon its prey in the jungles Of AfrteMxa
This paved he way for -NfrgtnaA
first touchdown and incidentally fhM
initial score Of the conflict. This fuf&k%
ble was costly one, and had NOT II Ri
come at this most inopportune nM
ment the virginians would h&N
emerged from the melee Victorious
! the narrow margin of one touchdeA
! However. these miscues are liahtAs <
come at any time. and the uncertn4
! ties OF football game 10 what mAM
the tall pastime SO popular In AnaeftA
Berkeley R-,ns Tea@ Well.
! Only twenty three yards separ1k
1.-THE yirginiana from the coveted -
lime In tina opening quarter Ii w0M8
[, have looked like whole city b3q&
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