Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
VIRGINIA FRESHMEN WIN
FROM NORTH CAR0L|N|ANs
III. Gambol Crosses Goal Twice In
Third Period, Once With For.
ward Pass From Kuyk.
SPECTACULAR RUNS ARE MADE
Gambol Rips Or Fifty Yards, While
Scales Intercepts Forward Pass
and Dashcs Seventy Yards for Tar
heels Only Touchdown.
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PETERSBURG, VA. November Ga
The University OF Virginia freshmen
to-day reaped revenge for the defeat
inflicted by the Carolina freshmen last
year. when the orange and blue won
from the Tarhee!s by 14-to-G score.
1t was an interesting game from two
standpoints. First. because of the
great rivalry that exists between the
two institutions. and, second, because
Of the hard fighting done by both
teams. -, ~
The orange and blue should have
piled up a larger score. but was pre-
vented on three occasions. with less
than five yards to go. by the sounding
of the whistle, and the steady holding
Of Carolina.
Most of the forward passes and end
runs were successful. but straight foot
ball predominated.
Virginia's first touchdown was scor-
ed when H. Gambol recovered a fum-
bled ball, and. after a spectacular run Of
fifty yards, placed the piSskin safely
behind the goal posts. The second
touchdown was made by the steady adj
vancement of the ball up the field
by the Virginia backs. who hit Caro-
linas line for consistent gains; II.
Gambol carried the ball over on n for
ward pass by Kuyk Both OF the Vir-
ginia scores were made in the third
quarter. Baker kicked goal both
times.
carolina's only score. came in the last
quarter. when Scales intercepted for
ward pass and made the longest run
of the game. about seventy yards, to
goal Lowe failed to kick goal.
Virginia was penalized about fifty
yards during the game for holding,
while Carolina was penalized for hold
ing and offside.
The outstanding feature of the game
was the seventy-yard run by Scales,
who played the stellar game for Caro-
lima Lowe, Simms and Harrington
come in for their part OF the glory, us
each did good work for the white and
blue. For Virginia, Rhinehart, Dunn
and H. Gambol played excellent ball.
The whole team played well, and the
backfield deserves especial mention for
their consistent gains through Caro-
lina's line.
The score, does not in any way show
virginia's superiority over Carolina,
because the orange and blue outplayed
their opponents ut nearly every stage
of the game. Carolina fought a hard
and clean game. The weather was ideal
for football. and the game was Wit
nessed by. a fair crowd. Lineup:
Virginia Position C6rolina.
Fl. Cambol. ....... left end ........... Cochran
Suhlips.......... left tackle ..........Wright
McFood.....,.. left guard ........ Morrison
McElway. .,...... center .............,. Shaw
Cham bers ........s right guard ........Armncld
+. Gambol..... right tackle ....,....s. Carter
1tcCulfough..-..s right end .....,....... Sifnms
Kuyls... quarter. back ......,.,..tIIowo
Rhinehart.,... left half back ,....,.... Scales
! sss.S55l - 4 q Z. 4 u Il (CaptRfnl e
Dunn. ..:.:.,.. right half BACK Sherrod
Dsker full hack harrington
ItSubstitutes. .Hirginia--Crawfo ford Tor Baker,
Baker. for Crawford, Petit for Charnbsrs,
| Ward for i; Ganbol; Hagklnss for MSEiwey.
sherred "a bsraathy FOR a rmh held StsC auisy
for; CartsT. Tolehd ovns-sI II rs qaHboI IN,
Referee, Captain ,GusInHey tYal6) f; urnpirs,
as!s 'lass: