Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
DETAILED STORY OF
CAROL mas VICTORY
Tarhees Had All the Best of Argument During First
s. Half-Scored in Third Period on Foger's Great
Run-Virginia Uses Passes Well.

driving northeast wind. Ward
. booted the ball high. but 1t Was caught
= i'm an air current and swept over tho
south side line. Tho leather WAS
i. brought back and. while the li.ooo
So spectators edged uervousir about in
their seats, Ward again placed the
ball. once more hr kicked H. ana 'h'S
! tine II carried straight to Tcrncnt
The half back displayed nervousness.
and iusg!ed the ball hut recovered in
time to run it back eight yards before
.f,Galvcrt dowued him. with plu"sinE
tackle. on the twcuty-tiNe-ya mark.
Ward tackled Teun"ut on the trst
dash and downed him without gan
Folger again tumhled when n" got the
~ ball. but once more recovered, j. White
- lackling him before h" had advanced.
FolEer then punied out of h"nn"S' hn'
an onside PENALTY WAS called on Nir-
~ Einia. and the bail Mas returned FOL
'r~Eer was unable Ia gain, Coleman down
ss:.nE him. He then punted. the bali
~ crossing tho southern side tlhe on W.T.
y EiniaS forty -t""-Ndrd marx
-. kinsolvine was given tn" opportunity
n of rushing the ball first for the orange
q, and Blue. and cssaycd "A gain through
Alright tackle, making hNe yards. h"'
q, man contributed - yard ana SPAR
i: lanced right tackle FOR threc Earus'
ana then thurman Mas 'i'''" w." :"
prnt The drive carried well "t.
striking a few yards IN front OF 'l'
:, goal line, was allowed I" cross ~
:, Carolina bringing II out twenty Haf"s
:. and beginning play with "ctiii'i"aEc'
=. Williams carried the bali on the hiSt
'play. aud made eight yards before
..being downcd by kinsolvinG. Virginia
again displayed nervousness. ana SUI
fcred another tiv"-yard penalty Tor %"
side play. allowing Carolina I" register
=. its initial iirst down tolGer n'h"c TWO
- Yards through left tackle Gci"f" Cal
, yer, brought him down. Tcun"ni addc"
another. being downed by Thurman
,and Coleman before Fulger cropped
, back to punt The BAH TOOK a p'u
bounce and HclIamy recovered the
- leather ON Nirgiuia's twcnty-siN- yard
:. line: bu, no orange and Elue PLAYER
! had touched it. aud they were awarded
: possession of tho leather
Thurman made yard around risnt
end He dropped bach as though TO
kick, bu, WagcnkniIht diNcd into the
line being downed without gain Up
to this time the low hanging clouds
:, had cast "A shadow over the hcld. rs
1.-THE plavcrs arose from the ground.
however old Man Sol pccp"d out over
the field and decided he liked the Wow
:. so well that he would remain among
si,hose present Thereafter he smiled
!. broadly, until the gloom of nigh, erept
.in his light
- thurman hunted on the next play.
AID Carnlin, was awarded the, ball on
her own thirty -fvc-yard line. when II
,.,Nus allowed to roll until il stopped OF
,g,s own accord Coleman was unable
10 Gain Rcllanv made TWO and "a half
yards through the line. and the r'ulger
'Sr,nted to Waccnllnight who was
:, tackled by Love on Virginia's twelve
ENard line. Thurman fumblcd the pass,
and Love tackled him for :. loss the
bali being stopped on the Orange and
.RIuc's ,hrec-yard mark
frSrsi Virginia was in desperate plight.
.:s,s.phe ball Was three yards from their