Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
N. C. WINS TWENTY-FOURTH
ANNUAL GRID CLASSIC, 60
Touchdown Mndc with Dash in Second
Quarter That Startled 5000
Spectators.
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/ CHAPEL. HILL. y. G.. Nov. I'll
| Playing before the greatest crowd chat
| ever witnessed "a football game in
| North Carolina more than 5000 per-
sons the University OF North Carolina
! today defeated the University Of Nir-
Sinia. 10 q. in the twenty fourth am
nual THANKSGIVING game between the
TWO institutions.
Captain Colcman's forward pass 10
Lowe ioc . clean touchdown in tho Sec
ond quarter was The measure of the
defeat. and tonight Chapel Hill and
The university are celebrating tho
greatest athletic event they have ever
known. Ca'olina'S great moment came
nj the start of the second quarter, and
il came with u dash and :, rush that
took the crowds breath away.
How Touchdown Was Mndc.
With the ball near the center OF the
the right side OF the line. \ seconds
delay and the white haired quarter
PACK himself shot out wide TO the
right. With NirEinia's whole left side
i've yards, until he was thrown on Nir-
Sinia's twcnty-yard line
Win all Carolina calling for n
,ou'ndown: sGaush divcd into the line
with four moro. and then Spaush
proved along with eight yards. fight
ing desperately. Inside her tcn-yard
line Virginia held fast against further
plunses. fourth down findins the bah
on the scvcn-yard line.
Love called for the familiar punt
formation and Coleman dropped back.
forward pass to the right end, then
turned sharply and threw straight 10
Lowe. who had skirted through far
out 70 the left.
No Virginia players was within ton
Yards OF Lowe. and he crossed the goa,
line before he was touched. and fell
neh5ni tho goal posts, while tho crowd
rose 10 is fec; with a shout that must
have revcrbe'ated nack through twenty
eight years or Carolina Virginia games.
EIount failed al an easy goal. There
WAS no other score by either team
Virginia Put ON Defensive.
Nireinia overrcachcd the thir,y-yard
Inc and tried drop kick but TIE
Carolina defense. which was strong
throughout held for downs For three.
quarters OF the game Carolina was the
aEgrcSsor. driving hard and deep into
NISihia territory. bui she could not
again app: oach tho goal line
fcrfcc, autumn weather brought out
an immense crowd, including Governor
bickett lieutenant Governor Max
nall heroes OF othc. days. Emerson
fleld was damned full when Kuyk
Niched Oft 10 Coleman. and hundreds Of
persons crowded around the west end
Neither team showed a consistent
attack. and puntiuE was rcsorted 10
often, ~ first Coleman far outdjs.
i LanGed EInchart, but in the second
la'i nc hcCamc giraffe. ana ono short
Kick gave Virginia q great chance 10
score Again in tho fourth quarter
iM ino " TG sn,;. tumble on caro-
s,n.t punch was lacking, and tour
riunScS failed.
rYward ,hc cnd OF the game Virginia
D n a
ono exception they were Blocked or
sounded. Carolina made one great
. @l,"r, IN tne second quarter when shc
1--we. was always threat
Time and again he broke loose for
HWnns'nS END runs; and he ran back
V v" y a%aas'S'e XXX from Ten to thirty
nc back field were Coleman n'"' and IN
Spaugh. whose line plunSins was the
m rn on G,'her cam: Crimes, at guard
stopped most OF the end runs on his
side Of the line
ku!k's Line PInngins Fails.
hollis Enchart. Nrainia's tall half
on the Old Dominion team and was
NivS'nid's best runner Niche was
SS,rons on defense, but knyk. whose
ihrow p'onbs snR Rad heen feared, was
Ihrr" was no speed king on the Viz
sMl' team, and strong. compac,
49," was absent or II broke before
MOI D"rms three quarters Virginia did
thlr'y yard line, but i'm the fouri n
quarter. when Carolina held the hail,
'hcrc was tumble. and Niche fell
on tn" ban. II Was Nirsinia's greatest
moment: but ihc TarAccl line threw
ib'a'IGk Nuyk's plunscs and took the
close Watching by the officials 70.
suited in man% penalties. Forward
l'4a"iH" with Carolina's touchdown
p.nE eNr"picd was not good. Virginia
trled many. but succeeded only once.
INA tried only few.
The lineup:
CH-nlimo Position yir.i,i,
t,,grAra"e ,oft end .-..... b. I;tncnart
;@hb,as. i iSm s s1gE n, N SyI4y.,
'ir y, Ir.,sshh!! susrd chrrsSms.'nS
'ioct"i ...,,... right "nd ....... MfcEir
'.;"r'c -'..'..-. quarter ....,.... Euructt
Gtin,h .... righ, haif H. I:i 1SshSn!!
Nr"uSit. .'...... full ............'..K uyk
Subs,nution:: Virginia Wood for Par.
,,,nw"n fynwicE for Biakcy. MCGOWAN Tor
( II khinehar; Russell for Deans. H. huyt
Iacob for RIouni I'ritchard tor '', 3;.,T T
Aorrna'ny To-. Grin;h. Tcnncy for KIN.
| m, OF Michigan VnrircS ponnrIi""N -
trinity Head ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al
! N'st Point. touchdown Love Tiinc or
STAUNT0N CADETS WIN
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