Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
CAROLINA VICTOR
IN ANNUAL GRID
BATTLE OVER VA.
Tarhccls Win Close Con.
test on Their Field by
7-to-3 Score.
LOVES 3o-YARD RUN
FEATURES STRUGGLE
Captain of,BIuc and White
Makes Only Touchdown
J, in Second Quarter.
SPIRIT or STUDENTS FnIENDI.y
via "minion wnrrInrs ReceIye
'redit for Demanding Contest
Tnkc Place.
LOVES 30-YARD RUN
FEATURES STRUGGLE
SPIRIT or STUDENTS FRIENDLY
n"" "'nion Wnrrinrs ReceIye
Credit for Demanding Contest
Tnkc Place.
'ecial to The Times-Dispa,ch.

ESPECIAL To The Times Dispatch.I
NhHfEL HILL y. G.. Nov -
sprint OF thirty yards around the
'"Eihia END and across the Virginia
goa i!ne by Captain Robbins Lowe
'n 'oe second quarter. gave Carolina
INC only touchdown she needed for
victory over her historic rival in
'heir annual football game here
today.
Clarke made vireinia's only score.
when he kicked a goal from fed in
the hrst quarter, and the gamelcnded
Carolina, Z. Virginia. }.
ihriiling as IL was. loves
triumphant circuit of the enemy'5
ehd was not so thrilling as what
Eappcn"i within the ,ast minute Of
the game. For then, Virginia
through penalty tnat cost Caro-
iina tweaty-hve yards. found herself
"thin seven yards - tuuchd swm
Minute or so b..v-. the shouting
cr>"'. tf 10000 hal counted The con.
test fairly cure Carolina victory
], was Caro,inas bail and everybody
kne" time was nearly up. But Vir-
Einia stinencd. Lowe made short
punt and Foster ran the ball back
to Cardinals thirty-yard line. Then
Foster threw long forward pass
over the heads o! the Carolina play
crs, TO the southeast corner Of the
hcid. II dcscrE.,ed 10 the hands ot
Oppleman. who had run 10 meet It
within three yards Of the goal line.
Oppicman Drops Hall.
The Carolina adhcrcnts In the
stands gave gasp. II he caught the
iali. all he had to do was 10 take one
step more. fall over the line. and the
victory would be Nirginia's. The ball
fell TO his hands, tectcred uncertainty
On the tips OF his fingers. and then
fell to the ground. y mighty cheer
went up. since the crowd naturally
expected 30 see the ball taken back
TO the point from where IL was
thrown. But tho Incident was no,
yet closed. The umpire had detected
Interference, seven yards from the
goal line. ana the ball was given to
virginia there.
Again IL looked as II the victory
might go 10 the visitors. knowing
TO play. Captain Rhinehar; decided to
ter passed the ball back 10 Foster
and Foster, after hcsitatinE mo-
mcnt to gauge the distance. threw it
toward Virginia player beyond the
goal line. But 4, went too far and
struck the ground. The game was
practically over then. Two or three
more rushcs by Carolina and the
whistle blew.
Penalties Are Heavy.
Heavy ponalizing was conspicu-
ous feature OF the game. Including
the loss she suffered because OF in
tcrfering when Foster made his long
pass, Carolina was penaliZcd ll5 yards
and Virginia lost thirty-fve yards
through the watchfuiness OF the Of
fcals.
\ penalty. inflicted for offsidc play
cost Carolina n. second touchdown.
Lowe had puntcd 20 Foster on Nir-
einia's hfteen-yard line, the VirEinian
had fumbied. and Jacob. OF Carolina.
had brought the crowd to it's feet by
recovering the ball. After this. Caro-
lima had made first down by straight
rushing. and were within four yards
of scoring. The Virginia defense
stiffened. hut did not Seem likely to
nreyent the score. Then the penalty
NJ five yards was infi!cted. After
two rushes that netted only four