What Coach Renolds ay
the game.
srs a
Carolina six Virginia two tells
the story better than any other
.Ac Tum strntio- teams, well
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matched with the stronger team
winning. Tis true : much of the
game was played in Carolina's ter
ritory,. but that does not necessarily
mean that Virginia was superior.
The reasons were these; In the
tW. half Virsriniahad a heavy wind
at her back and by the aid of good
punting kept the fight from her goal
nearly the whole of the first half.
She had three opportunities to score
but failed to rise to tne occdhiun.
Carolina's defense was too perfect
. and stubborn for Virginia to force
her back after she had secured the
hnll rear Carolina's goal. In the
latter part of the first half Carolina
. Ivnrri ti to show her
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three bad passes of the center and
the line breaking through on kicks
lost enough ground to cause thereby
the whole of the second Jialf to be
nlavpd in her territory. Carolina
opened on Virginia from her 40 yard
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gains through the line, a quarter
back kick and one or two sprints
by Howell terminating in that mag
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won the game. Then came the Do you need j :tl, LaW
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olina back' to her ten yard line when
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ped Virginia's errific rushes and James Parker:
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saved the day. me oai was .u expenence has opened a
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Virginia starteu uul wa
thrown back for such large lossos
that she tried a goal from field.
"Rntrprs, not wishing to take any
chances on Virginia's capturing a
fumbled ball, caught it on the fly
rather than permiting it to bound,
and was thrown over the line for a
safety thus permiting Virginia to
score two points, but taking away
all chances of her winning the game
During the whole game each side
was on the defensive. ieuner
team was able to make much ground
through their opponets with the
exception of two rallies by each
team. Probably the best criticism
of the game that I could make is
the one that Arthur Poe, Referre,
gave me after the game.
The best team won.
Carolina had the stronger backs and
Virginia the stronger line
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Virginia the stronsfer i.ne. .
Carolina started qutcKerana piayeu - ; Ch d
better together uiati u a l- '- ,n 2 to 4
She- handled, kicks ueuer anu
made up what she lost on punting and 6 30 to 7. .50 p.m..
running them back while Carolina Tha . UaiVeTSltY Of NOTtfl CaMlM,
..j A Imi inpn held all the dts- UU1,V J
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Cardies team was better haodled r--STJS
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