The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-26
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that Carolina defense More than
once White was called upon TO punt,
though he was always well within the
eneriys territory whens- called upon
10 do ss-but the fact remains that
Virginia was forced TO kick into safer
zones. Not until the waning mo-
rnents OF the third period was Nir-
xtnia able 10 push Ed Anderson. who
belongs to Richmond. by the way,
over the Carolina goal.
II was a stirring battle all the way
with eleven Virginia titans smashing
away at an equal number OF Car
oltnians, and smashing away for the
most part Intellectually. Once more,
ana once only. did Virginia get
through that stout defense. this in the
anal period. when Captain Ed. Mayer
shot through hole In Cardinals left
wing and counted six tullsrown
points.
From the very beginning from the
moment Big Tandy kicked off TO
dirninuttve Berkeley until the final
whistle blew with the ball In Viz
xtnta's possession well ia Carolina
territory. IL was obvious that Trench
ard had used his final days of prepar-
alton in welding together q defense
against virginia. Net once through
out that ariiiing contest did Carolina
make a display Of offensive tactics
from which a score could result. Even
the plays shown were ii defensive Of
tense. IL the paradox may be pardon
ed. The evidence. or, at least, the
prosf OF this is in the fact that Car
dina did not make n single first down.
1Eca, early in the first period. the
Blue and White apparently had scored
arst down. when the team WAC called
BY Referee McGoggin and penasized
for oTs!de play,
Play Defensive Game.
Carolina evlnced a strong desire 70
Keep Virginia from winning. but
never flicker 10 bring victory Tar
haeiward. II was as il Trenchard ard
his assistants had told the men. Won
can't get in their back yard, bat don't
let them get into yours The les
son carried we'll for-~and this with
all proper appreciation of Carolina $
strength--Virginia with an infinitely
better conditioned team, a team GER
tainly " ser in football, If not better
coached a team that should have
been. as We mentioned before. a eooo
four touchdowns better than her foe.
WAS unable to make bat two scores
fortunately was paved by Captain
Dave Tayioe. who was seeing his last
wear of college football But more Of
this anon.
'~ H. and there can he no question
about this, if Doggie Trenchard wise
~ realized that he did not have
team that could whip Virginia and
coached that team along lines by
which Virginia wonid find winning
tremendous task, Doggie Trenchara
Justified himself az a coach of high
s.aiibre. For he saved many Carolina
Followers. who wagered that Virginia
would not win by as good as twenty
five POINTS, considerable money
Warren Lambeth Break.
without mea ming 20 offend. Referee
McGogsin went out OF his way TO IN
net penalties hut both Virginia and
caroIina suffered from his too strict
lnfarpre ta'ian Of the rules. Nearly
Al Of his ofrside penalties were
aea.rst rie, not on the line of scrim-
mage. Il is a pretty hard matter for
a harafieid man to watch the bali
and watch an imaginary line at the
same time anG the referee should.
and in nearly all cases does take this
lrtr con<i '"ration Since his rulings
did not interfere With the result Of
lUF k4HlS it bt ttISiNth.
II remained for Rice Warren and
DR. w A. Lambeth 10 pan the one
and only big skull Of the game and
they thereby cost Virginia a touch-
down r was in the final period.
with tn. hall ov Cardinals oue-foot
line that Ii occurred. Both Coach
Warren and DIR. lambeth, evidently
nreranxiaas to seq their team score
eyain. followed the ball up the line,
They were warmed by Field Judge
Brooks. who also had to act as head
linesman, In the absence Of Land, who
ttaA- 4set-si.tta- Il 81 a. away from
the s.,'e,1neg Rut they persisted.
H'sr reisest w,.a that Brooks reported
them and Virginia was penalzed
Hffeen sg- Carolina then held and
NirSsaia wss forced to punt TO safety.
Wiff my t%o rliLutes to play. IT was
a costly bit of enthusiasm on the
s,aIt q. ,Ifs,srs Warren ard Lambeth.
Some blamed sh,a 81, POP" Lam
,,ts - -e,,s-s fr'-s.,, - ans N1ue
trainer. but he can prove an alibi.
!. i,st .WsA's i,at.S.
= II individual Sta ~ ace. Il, ~ t,ick-
ed from two teams that put every
ounce that they had into IA game re-
Ilete with thrills. and certainly the
l,caE Thanksgiving Day game here in
Ave years. they are Spar. Berkeley
and Anderson. OF Virginia, and Cowen
Tandy, HomewOod, D. Tayloe and
Lon.s. Tor Carolina. Spar and Berke- |
lev we're literally all over the playing
Held. Spar spelling nearly every play /,
rhat Carolina started. while Berkeley |
not only led his team with judgment /
but was by far the most consistent |
Er6,lnd- gamer
Captain Buck Mayer also seeing |
his inst year OF services, was alb
puluteiy BANKED by CArolina's de- |
Ibfi61 They had been taught to get |
Hlne u : fhanl hfd 6 fhon9h In, ius- /