The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26

tice to Virginia's redoubtable CAPE
tain 1t should be said that he had
to favor an obviously had left knee
He never got started on any Of the
iruhs for which he Is famed. and IL
remained for Bunny Berkeley. round
ing out his fourth year of service. de-
spite the fact that this was his frst
year as a regular. having done duty
as sub heretofore; to make the one
spectacular run OF the game, covering
twenty yards around Carolina's left
end and putting his team closer to
their first touchdown.
Tandy Outpunts White.
Big Tandy ottpunted White, but
Tandy's prowess shone the greater
because he was always kicking in his
own territory. while Whites kicks
were invariably short and purpose
1y out of bounds. BY the way. let's
not forget Carolina's pair OF ends.
Beshammer and Homework Both
covered punts in grand style and there
was little running hack Of spirals.
EowelI, though suffering from a
iacerated shoulder. was a tower and
was up and under plays like fash.
For those first two periods it was
anybody's game. Virginia was carry
ing the ball and Carolina was starting
that wond~ful defense. Early in the
first period virginia ran the ball down
toward the Carolina goal a forward
pass from White TO Mayer put the
oval on the two-yard line, but Carolina
braced and held for downs
The second period was largely a
repetition of the first. with Virginia
pounding away at that impregnabie
defense trying the ends, the tackles
and forward passes. One forward
pass, toward the cloee of the half was
intercepted by Dave Tayloe and car
ried back twenty yards, Tho result.
that the half ended with the bail on
yiretnia's thirty-yard line in her pos
session. For the statistically inclin-
ed 1t might be well TO add that in the
first half Virginia made seven first
downs to none for Carolina. Virginia
punted six times for q total Of 1875
Yards and Carolina punted eight
times for 332 yards
Early in the third quarter Virginia
worked the bali down to the Car
olina thirty-eight-yard line. where
White attempted q drop kick but
muffed. II resulted in free tumble
and Virginia recovered on the Caro-
lima twents-yard line. Here Carolina
held and Captain TaEoe unfortunate
iy fumbled. Virginia recovering. Cur
RE was here substituted by Carolina
for Davis and Ward for Moore. A
series of line plunges took the ball
within easy distance and Ed Anderson
was showed over for the first touch
down. from which Thurman kicked
goal.
Final Quarter.
The beginning Of the final quarter
found the bali on Cardinals twenty
ftve- yard line in Virginia's possession.
Hines was substituted FOR Mcdonald.
for Reed and then Blunt went
In 10 take Parker's place. Parker's
broken shoulder giving him trouble.
III steady marches Virginia took The
bal! to the Carolina one-foct line.
Three unsuccessful tries were made
aud then. as fitting climax to his
mot naii career and a just tribute, too.
Captain Buck Mayer made Nirginia's
serond ard last touchdown of Thanks
giving Day, 1915.
Again Virginia took her march
down the field after the kickoff. Not
once did she lose the ball until it
was again on that same one-foot line.
II was here that DIR. Lambeth and
Rice Warren made that grevious
error. And II was then that Nir-
einia = hopes of third touchdown
went A-elimmering at the end OF the
of these two. White did
attempt drop kick from Cardinals
forty Vineyard line. but his try never
left the ground. In two brief minutes
The game WAS over and the twenty
lirst struggle between these two
elevan was history.
But II was one grand game while
il lasted.