Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
HAVE EASY Time
WITH TARHEEL ELEVEN
V. VI. I. Defeats University OF North
Carolina, 23 to o, Mt
Chapel Hill.
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CHAPEL HILL. Nov 6.-V. NJ. LIS
flying .~offense swept around North
CAROLINA here today. and by taking
advantage OF fumbles at critical times
the Cadets rolled up a 23-to-0 victory.
s.1'hey jumped into the game with In
credible swiftncss, and with Leech
and stuart leading the attack, scored
twice in the first quarter. Carolina
rallied in the second and third quar-
tors, hut Leech, who today was versa
tile enough to do anything, kicked a
field goal in the third quarter. and
stuart damned his way through the
line for the final touchdown in the
last period.
No smoother working. harder rum
ming back field has been seen on
Emerson Field in many years than
the Tarhcels held their own wI:h few
exceptions and they. grounded pass
captain, with his binding speed and
h!s shifty change OF pace. rarely
failed TO gain. lie did not break loose
for his famous one runs, blu, II way
gain from five TO fifteen yards. and
he passed. kicked field goals. pun:ed
and ran With the skli OF only a Erca,
PLAYER. He had good company In
huntine and Dickson. who was the
only Cadet who punciured the line
with consistency. and Stuart not only
= w WV ~ - hNs bJA run NE
tenn 10 perfection and "rirgl.d and
s1uirmcd his way for many gains.
Cadets Make End Runs.
Gaining the bail on their thirty
iive-yard line in the irst quarter.
l.eech and stuart recled OFF sweeping
end runs with an army OF intcrfer-
twenty-five yards to II twcive-yard
line and enaked his way around end
iGr nc first score. After the NEXT
nrSf DlUy on Tho twcnf y .y rn limo n md
again Leech and Stuart tore their way
TO the line. with stuart going over.
second quarter and though falling to
gain. held or the flying Squadron and
were greeted With cheers al they left
the field. In the ,hird quarter the
borniy. hu, Lecch. when he could NOT
gain, kicked a field goal from the
thlrty-hve-yard line.
Thc fourth quarter saw the only
Tarhce threat. McGcc put life in the
back field. and h" and Spaugh tore
on the only TWO 'irsi downs the Tar
u strength. Carolina !umb.cd on her
thirty-hve-yard i!ne. passca from
spread formations failed for tho Ca
dc.s. but Lecch never failed. and he
and Dickson and Stuart fought their
way across.
Tarhrrls PLAY Disappointing.
The Tarhccis' play was again dis
appointing. Their oFensc was al
most nothing, and though ,hcy COM
p!eted i've out OF eight passes. all
We're for short gains The tarkling
was badly on. fumbles hurt. and only
loves purting McG.c's play.
Spaugh's tackling and the stalwart
line play stood out. V. ". I. made
seventeen first downs. but completed
only four out OF ten passes. one OF
them from Leech to Mason for thirty
hve yards. No penalty Wac called
mnti! inc fourth quarter when v.
NJ. lost twice for holding.
IN. n tNAo -- MN
spectators were present
Lineup:
Carolina Position v. NJ l.
S;riM'h....... cnd...... Drewry
Harr.il... LEFT tackle. 80. Summers
POND eNtcr. left guard 80. Harrison
Jacobi....... center ...... Smith
Irit"hard. right guard. ..... Shirley
lihnby fright tackle...... Hunt
Morris. ......r!rht end. ...... M,son
Mcdonald. -. quarter Stuart
Lowe......... ief, half. Bunting
Tenncy......r!ght alf..... Lee
....... full ........ Wilson
summary: ~Touchtowns - Leech.
STUART, Goals from touchdowns-
I.eecli. 2. Goa! from field-Leech.
Sub.titut!nns: Carolins-iiutchins for
Griffith! kernodlc for HANDY. Me-
Gee for Tenn"y Cochran for Hut
Dickson for Wilson. Semans for
Mason, Ingram for Bunting, Miller
for Smith. V"nahi- for Dickson.
douglas for Shipley, Wcstcott Cor
Summers. R"fcrce-Rurns. of Utah:
umptre-Major. OF Clemson; head
lincs1nan-Derny. OF Davidson. Time
.: quarters. - minutes.