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THE) OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, N. C, November 16th. 1897.
NO. 8.
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Vol. 6.
TWO VICTORIES FOR
CAROLINA.
Tenn. 0, U. N. C. 16.
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On Monday, the 8th, the team play
ed the University of Tennessee, in
Knoxville. It was raining- heavily
during' the entire game; but the Sun-
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much better game than they did
against Vanderbilt. Play started at
3 o'clock.
Tennessee won toss and Belden
kicked to their 5 yard line, from which
ball was brought 15 yards before be
ing clowned. Edmunds makes 5 on
mass on tackle. Baird, J. retires on
account of a bad ankle. Morand takes
his place and Nicklin goes to right
half. On the next signal JNickhn
skirts right end for 25 yards before
being downed by Rogers. Malone'
goes through center for 2y2 yards.
Two trials over same place give 2
more. Edmunds makes Zx2 yards
over left tackle and Nicklin fails to
(rain around left end. Edmunds hits
ft tackle for 5 and a double pass nets
IS yards through center. Two trials
through center gain the required 5.
The ball then goes over on downs.
Howell 9 yards on quick opening:
a fumble but Carolina gets it, Howell
V2 through line. Howell 25 yards
around left end. Kluttz loses 7 yards.
Belden punts to 25 yard line and man
lis downed in his tracks. Nicklin makes
5 around left end. Two trials at cen
ter and a double pass all fail and the
fballis Carolina's on downs. Howell
makes 9 on quick opening, Collins 2
on tackle-mass, and then 3 through
center, Belden 2 through center.
Howell shoots through quick opening
for 3. Howell skirts end for 9. Bel
den 2 over center. Howell 7 around
'tid. Collins fails to gain, touch-down
to make. Howell goes the required
listance and Belden fails to kick goal.
Xorth Carolina 4; Tennessee 0.
Tennessee kicks to North Carolina
goal and Belden kicks 45 yards. On
first down Cromartie breaks through
and tackles behind line. Nicklin
Jskirts left end for 6 yards. Three
trials fail to advance ball and Caro-
ina takes it. Collins advances 4 yards
over right tackle. Bennett fails to
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yards around end. Time called. Ball
n Tennessee's, 20 yard line.
SECOND HAI.F.
Tennessee kicks to 15 yard line and
Collins carries it back 25 yards. Shull
is hurt and Turner takes his place.
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jlins 3 over tackle and then 3 again.
iHowell makes 7 yards over tackle; Col
ons 4; Bennett 3: Relden ? Howell and
Turner add 4 and Howell gets around
the end for 16: Collins goes through
the center for 10, Howell and Collins
r each over, center; Howell 3 on quick
Ipening and Collins touch down over
jtackle. Belden kicks goal. North
jCarolina 10; Tennessee 0. Seven min-futes.
Tennessee kicks to 10 yard line and
Belden brings back 20 yards. Collins
ffoes20 through center, Howell 4
yards and Belden 3 through line and
three tackle plays net 8 yards. How
U goes around end for 10 and Collins
fr 10 more. Howell makes 2, Belden
j1. Ball fumbled, Bennett gets it.
Lowell makes a beautiful 20 yard run
to touch-down. Belden kicks goal.
Seven and ihree-fourths minutes.
North Carolina 16: Tennessee 0.
. Fifteen seconds to play. Tennessee
kicks off and Belden catches. Time
called.
The line up was as follow:
THE LINE UP.
TENN. positions. N. C.
Bell, Center, Cunningham
Baird, R. R. G. Cromartie
Baird, J. (Morand) R. T. Bennett
Tarwater, R. E. Kluttz
Rice. L. G. Borland
Watkins, L. T. Shull, (Turner)
Smith, L. E. Esborne.
Calhoun, Q. Rogers
Morand, R. H. Collins
Edmunds, L. H. Howell
Maloney, F. Belden
Tackles could not advance the ball
on account of the slippery condition
of the ground.
Abbott.
Bingham 0, U. N. C. 14.
On Tuesday the ninth the Bing
ham School boys went down before
the Varsity by a score of 14 0.
The crowd was large. A strong
wind was blowing across the field.
The game was called at 3:30.
Belden won the toss and chose to
defend the western goal. Bingham
kicks to Carolina's 2 yard line, and
the ball is brought back by Bnxton
15 yards. Buxton gains 1 through
quick opening. Bennett 15 yards.
Howell 35 yards around right end.
Buxton 5 yards on mass on tackle
then 15 yards around end. Howell
8 yards through line and 15 around
end. Buxton 3 yards through line
then 1 and U through line. Ball
fumbled and Rogers falls on it, but
is called back ' both sides holding.
Varsity fails to gain and the . ball
goes over on downs. Bingham's
ball, Gerstle 3 yards, Richardson
1 then Gerstle 10 around end.
Richardson rushes centre for 1 yard.
Ball goes to Carolina for holding.
Howell bucks line for 5 yards, Bux
ton makes 2 through quick opening.
Howell 4 on tackle, Buxton 8 then
fails twice and Howell once, Varsity
trying to push up hill for tonch
down. Bingham loses 7 yards on
doubl; pass then is given 10 for Car
olina's off side. Richardson fails to
p-ain through centre then they gain
3 yards on right tackle. Bingham
loses ball on fumble. Howell tries
centre for 5 yards. Buxton makes
no gain through quick opening and
then makes 7 on mass on tackle.
Howell 5 yards and Buxton 2 yards
through quick opening, then Howell
7 around end for touch down.
Time not known as time keeper said
18 minutes but called time at end
of 14 minutes. Belden failed to
kick goal. N. C. 4 Bingham 0.
Bingham kicks out of bounds and
ball is kici-ed off again this time to
15 yard line and falls on ball.
Carr 1 through centre then they
lose 2 and fumble. Carolina gets
ball and Howell makes 6 yards a-
round end. lime called, ue'e
time 14 minutes.
Second Hale.
Carolina calls for another time
keeper to look after the other one.
Rankin is appointed. Belden
kicks to Biaghi m's 25 yard line and
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! the ball is advanced 5 yards then 4
and Gerstle bucks centre for 3 then
they lose ball on downs. Howell 5
yards twice then Shull fails to gain
and Varsity loses the ballon downs.
Bingham makes 7 yards over left
tackle then loses 2 followed by 5.
On two rushes on centre Gerstle
gains 1 yard and Rice 5. Ball is
fumbled and Bingham falls on it.
The ball is lost on downs. Buxton
1 Bennett 1 and Howell 55 yards
around end, longest run made dur
the trip. One yard of touch down.
Belden makes touch down and kicks
goal. Time 9 minutes." N. C. 10
Bingham 0.
Bingham kicked to 20 yard line and
Bennett advanced ball 11 yards and
then 7. Ball fumbled but Varsity
gets it second down 4 to make.
Rogers 15 yards on double pass a
round right end then fails tog'ainon
same. Howell makes 7 and 10 are
given on off side. Howell 5 yards
on tackle and Rogers was stopped
by the crowd and loses. Second
down 10 yards to gain. Buxton 6
and Howell 4. - Carolina loses ball
on downs. Bingham cannot gain
so kicks 25 yards and the ball is
brought back by Rogers 5 yards.
Howell 3 yards around end. Here
Bingham's coach called time at end
of 15 minutes and Buxton made
touch down. N. C. 14-Bingham 0.
Whole time played 30 minutes.
The agreement was for 20 min
ute halves. Bingham's coach seem
ed to have no idea of college ethics
or honor. Abbott.
LINE UP.
N. C. position BINGHAM
Cunningham C. Collier
Cromartie II. G. Taylor
Borland TL,.G. Glenn
Bennett R. T. Harris(Capt)
Shull L. T. Rice
Rogers Q. B. Houston
Buxton K. II. B. Carr
Howell L. II. 13. . Gerstte
Belden(Capt) F. B. Richardson
Kluttz R. E. Duncan
White I. E. Robertson
Officials, Dr. Baskervilleand Mr.
Breese.
Additions to the Library.
Concluded from last week.
Weyman's For the Cause, Doyle's
Strange Secrets, Pemberton's
Christian of the Hills, Doyle's Rud
ney Stone, Marferd's Dawn of Civ
ilization, Marferd's Struggle of the
Nations, Dowd's Life of Vance,
Church's Occasional P.apers Vol. 1
and 2, Hutton's Literary Land
marks of Rome, Claghorn's College
Training for Women, Allie's Let
ters of St. Augustine, Dunaway's
Graduate Courses for 1897-'?8,
Mohaffy's Empire of the Ptolemies,
Balzac All of Roberts Bros, edi
tion except following Pere Gonot,
Duchess de Longrass, Caesar Bir
ottean, Eugenie Grandet, Cousin
Pans, Country Doctor, Two Broth
ers, Mignon Magicsldn, Cousin Bet
tie, Sons of the Soil, Lily of the
Valley, An Historical Mystery,
Coddard'sJason Edwards, God
dard's Member 'or the Third House,
,God(Hrd's Spoil of Office, Horton's
Constailtjne; Canon's Ballads .of
Lost : Haven, Myrick's Tobacco
Leaf.!
CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP
NEARING THE CLOSE.
Sophs. 4, Seniors 0.
The Class Championship game
on Tuesday between the Seniors
and Sophs was the poorest exibition
of foot-ball seen on the gridiron this
season. Busbee, Thompson and
Little for the Seniors and Tate,
Woodard and Hume for the Sophs
deserve the greatest credit for their
playing.
THE LINE UP.
POSITION
c.
R. G.
L. G.
R. T.
L. T.
R. E.
L. E.
Q. B.
SOPHS
Gant
Reynolds
Clark
Lynch
Winstead
Jones T.
Glenn
Guion(Tate)
lluinc
Woodard(Capt.)
Tate(Porsoti)
SENIOR
Brogden
Thompson
Little
Moize
Pfohl(Carver)
Foscue
Sams
Follin
Gold R. H. B.
Busbee L. H. B'
Whitaker(Capt.) P. B.
Sophs 10; Juniors 4.
At 2:30 Saturday 'the Juniors and
Sophomores met on the gridiron to do
battle for the class championship.
Both teams were suffering from in
juries though the Juniors were proba
bly more handicapped by this cause
than the Sophs; Capt. Woodward '00
won the toss and chose to defend the
western goal. Capt. Winston, "9
kicked off and on account of a fumble
recovered the ball with a gain of 15
yards. Then by steady hammering at
the tackles the Juoiors slowly but sure
ly pushed the ball down the field and
shoved it over for a touchdown. The
whirling mass play which the Juniors
have developed so near to perfection
was irresistable and at this point of
the game it looked as if they were go
ing to have a walk-over. After the
next kick off, however, the Sophs were
not long in recovering the ball and by
quick opening plays and an end run
of 20 yards, the ball was carried close
to the Junior's goal line. Here the ex
citement was intense, It was third
down, eleven inches and a touch down
to gain and ten seconds to play. Wood
ward called the signal for mass on
right tackle but the ball was fumbled
and bounded across the goal line, Mc
Fadgen falling on it. The Sophs had
lost their chance to score during the
first half, although coming so near it.
In the second half the Juniors weak
ened and the Sophs were not long in
making a touch down, but failed kick
goal. Donally and Davis, the Junior
half-backs were laid out in the next
few rushes, and Tate and Hume the
'00 half backs skirted the ends for long
gains scoring another touch down for
the Sophs. Woodward kicked goal
and no more scoring was done.
The line up was as follows:
THE LINE UP.
positions. JUNIORS.
Center. Wilson
R. G. Wag-stall', (Cox)
L. G.
R. T.
L. T.
R. E.
L. E.
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SOPHS.
Gant, ,
Reynolds,
Clark,
Person,
Winstead,
Jones,
Lynch,
Woodward, Capt.
Hume. J.
Tae,
Glenn,
KittreJl
Crawfoid
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McFacl-en
Winston, (Capt.)
R. II. Donally, Hume T.
L. H. Dilvis
p Pearson
Umpire, Mcchlinjr. Referte, Kvno:t-.
Time-keeper. Graham.
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