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THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THK UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, N. C, Nov. 1, 1899
Vol. 8,
6.
A. & M. GAME.
Score 11 to 11. Both Teams Great
ly Surprised. Carolina's
Crippled Condition.
The game in Raleigh last Satur
day between the Varsity eleven and
that of A &M College of Raleigh
was to say the least, very surpris,
itig and disappointing. For the
first time this year the Varsity has
allowed her opponents to score, and
for the first time in the history of
athletics here has A &M scored on
her. The game was as much a
surprise to the "farmers" as it was
to us.
The result is not so very bad
when we consider the broken up
condition of our players. The cen
tre was a new "man, never having
played that position jn a game be
fore and while he played a good
ball, yet the players lacked that
confidence which they would natur
ally have for an old man. Bennett
and Shull, Carolina's two famous
tackles, were neither in the game
and their places were filled by
scrubs. The other players were
suffering from bruises and injuries
and then the hard, rocky ground
on which' the teams played, (but we
iliake no excuse), caused Carolina
to be scored on to the amount of
eleven points; and here is the story
of the game.
Ball is kicked to Carolina's 15'
yard line, and Koehler secures it,
makes one yard and then no gain.
A kick is called for and on bad pass
of centre, Graves fumbles it and
A &M secures it on our 2 yard line.
"Tackles left" is called for and
for two successi ve downs Varsity
holds them in their place, but then
the ball is given to Turner and he
plunges through for the first touch
down that his college has ever
scored against us. Person kicks
foal. Score A & M 6; Univer
sity 0. Time 2 minutes.
Gaaves k'icks to their 2 yard line
to Person who advances 3 yards.
Caserty gains 25 yards, Longee no
gain, Caserly no gain. Ball would
go over but Osborne off-side. A &
M given ten yards.
Longee gains 1 yard; Person 6;
Person loses 1; Caserley loses 1
and ball gees over. Bellamy gains
3, then 2. Koehler gains 7 then 3,
Graves gains 2. Bellamy fumbles
and Reynolds secures ball. Koeh
ler goes around end for 10 yards
then Bellamy gains 3 and again 1.
Graves goes over for touch-down
but fails to kick goal.
Score Carolina 5. A. & M. 6.
Time 10 minutes.
Person then kicks to Carolina's
25 yard line and Martin advances it
8 yards.
Bellamy gains 1, but ball goes
ver on off side play.
Caserley gains 3, Person 1, Tur
ner 2, Loughee 1, and Person goes
22 yds. for a touch down.
Person misses goal.
Score A. & M. 11. Carolina 5.
Graves kicks to A. & M's. 5 yd.
line, Person brings it back 20 yds.
Caserley loses 3 yds and Person
fails to gain. Person punts 14 yds.
to Martin who comes back 5 vds.
On off side play Carolina gets 10
yds. Bellamy gains 3. Graves no
gain. Time called.
Score A. &. M. 11. Carolina 5.
Second Half.
Graves kicks to A. & M's. 20 yd.
line, Person brings ball back 10
yds. Caserley gains 4, then 2,
Person 2 and Loughee 1 yd. Person
1 and ball goes over on downs.
Koehler gains 1, Bellamy 10,
Koehler 7, Koehler 4, Bellamy los
es 1 yard, Koehler gains 3, Bellamy
gains 14 yds. then 3, Koehler gets
5, Graves hits line for 2 and Bel
lamy goes over for a touch down.
Graves kicks goal.
Score A. & M. 11, Carolina 11.
Time 6 minutes.
A. & M. kicks to onr 10 vd. line
and Graves brings ball back 9 yds.
Bellamy g-ains 7, Koehler 4. then 2.
Bellamy fails to gain. Carol 111 ci.
gets 10 yds. on off-side play of A.
& M. Bellamy loses a vd. Graves
fumbles and Koehler gets it. Car
olina loses ball on fumbles.
Caserley gains 23, then Lougee
loses 1 yd. Newton gains 3, Loughee
gains 5, Person, 1, ball goes over
"on downs.
Koehler gains 5, then 6, Bellamy
gains 2, Koehler 4, Bellamy 3 Koeh
ler 6, Bellamy 5, Koehler 7, then 3,
Bellamy no gain, Koehler gets 4,
then 2, Belalmy 4, Koehler 2 Bel
lamy 2, Koehler 3, then 3 then 6,
Bellamy no gain. Koehler 5, then 1,
Graves 4, 1, 2, 2, 1.
Time called with ball on A. &
M's. 4 inch line.
Score A. & M. 11. N. C. 11.
The following is the line up:
A. &M. Carolina
McNeill C Elliott.
Paschal! R. G. Phifer I.
Bowden L. G. Phifer V.
Newton R. T. Reynolds.
Turner L. T. L. T. Singletciry.
McKinnon R. E. Osborne.
Ramsey L. E. Mclver.
Morson Q Martin.
Caserley R. H. Bellamy.
Loughee . ' L. H. Koehler
Person F. B. Graves.
Umpire: McRae
Referee: J. R. Carr.
Time Keepers: Pritchctt, for A. & M.
against their opponents. There TUp. Mr tanH fturrm
, . mui y iu"u vicuna
were no long runs made by either
side, but the steady gains of the 1 he game yesterday with the
Fresh over their opponnets' line told University of Maryland proved con-
in the end. The Sophs tried time ciusiveiy mat Carolina s confidence
and again to brace up but the rush- in the team which represents her
es were rnn much for them. The a been rightly placed. The
Fresh kicked off and the Sophs score. 60 in Carolina's favor, does
brought the ball only a few yards ot by any means represent her
before beinp- downed, then followed superiority as the ball crossed
a great deal of fumbling by both Maryland's goal line another time
11 nd in the hands of tne nrst Halt, but a touchdown
the Freshmen. And by short, was not allowed because of Caroli-
steady line plays they soon go over na's off side play. In the second
for touch down, but fail to kick halt the ball was steadily forced
o-oal. down to within a few yards of
Score Fresh 5. Soph. 0. Maryland s goal but was lost on
In the latter part of the first half downs. Maryland then tried to
the Sophs got together and kept kick but the kicks were blocked
their opponents from scoring again, and time was called with the ball
But in the second half, the Fresh ln Carolina's possession on Mary-
became determined to score, and land's 20 yard line.
rushed the line for another touch ; Carolina s gains were made by
failed to kick short end runs and by straight line
plays. On account of the miser-
Soph 0. able condition of the field, which
The features of the game were was simply a sea of mud, brilliant
the playing of Berkeley, Graves long runs were impossible, but
and Holt for the Freshmen and the rarely did Carolina fail to gain the
good tackling by Worth for the required 5 yards in three downs.
down, but again
goal.
Score Fresh 10.
Sophomores.
On the other hand the line aided by
the splendid work of the backs fre
quently tackled the Maryland run
ner for a lo.s, and Maryland was
evening by the University German . , , ,
n, , , r ,, . , .... , got possession of the ball. Fre-
Club was by tar-the most brilliant-
, c . , , . . , r quently the line broke through and
ly successtul in the history ot the
The October Dance.
The da'ike given last Friday
Club. Everything, e v e n the
weather combined to render the
occasion one of rare pleasure. The
german was most gracefully led by
Mr. JU. N. Joyner, ably assisted by
Messrs. K. P. Lewis and M. Make-
ly, Jr., and was participated in by
the following couples.
Mr. May with Miss Bynum, Chapel Hill
" Cowles "
" Vick
" Woodard"
" Cooke "
" Bunn "
Moses ' " "
M. Holt, Burlington
F. Holt. "
" Henderson with Miss E. Holt.Charlotte
"Thorpe. " " London,Pittsboro
" London with Miss Smith.Spartanburg,
S.C.
"Moore " " Mock, S a 1 i s b u r y
" Eben Alexander with Miss Phillips,
Tarboro
" Murphy with Miss Armstrong, Wil
Carr for N. C.
At end of play, one time keeper
said 17 more seconds to play. Car
olina lined up and carried ball over
for a touch down, but A. & M. re
fused to line-up against us them.
The other time keeper said time
was up.
University will not claim the
last down so score stands 11-11.
Freshmen Victorious.
The first game of the series for
the Championship was played Sat
urday between the Freshmen and
Sophomores. It was a very good
game of ball for class teams, but
at the very beginning it was easy
to all that the faithful practice of
the Fresh team was going to show
" Howell "
" Thompson "
" McRae "
" Harris
" Brem
" M. Carr "
" Ramsay "
" Mangum "
" Anderson "
" John Carr "
"Kluttz "
" Rose "
" Turner "
" Andrews "
" Taylor "
" Hinsdale "
1 Morson, Raleigh
" Lena Latta "
' Busbee "
WinstOn "
Pace "
Root "
Crow
" Thompson "
Ellen, West "
West ' "
' Skinner "
" Emery Alexander with Miss Ashe "
" Makely with Miss Lewi's ",
Rout " ' Primrose "
" Cobb with Miss Apperson, Danville, Va.
" Berkeley with Miss Boyden, Salisbury
blocked the kicks.
Capt. Shull was in the game as
end and half during the first half,
but was then compelled to retire be
cause of his injuries. Elliott, the
new centre, showed of what stuff
he was made and will prove a
worthy successor to Cunningham.
The backs played with a vim and
fumbling was conspicuous by its
absence. To speak of the stars of
the game it would be necessary to
Joyner, Baltimore mention every man on tne team, but
Alexander,, chapel the work of Koehler, Howell and
Hill Graves was especially noticable.
The latter was injured early in the
game but played football to the fin
ish. ;
Carolina played hard clean foot
ball and won because of her superi
ority to her opponents, though by
ttTington this no disparagement is intended
Newman.Atianta, for the Maryland team who put up
Ga. a stiff game. Four old Carolina
men were on this team, Rogers,
La:idis,' oxford quarter back '97-98, Green, quar-
Tayior " ter back '96, Whitaker, quarter
D.Holt, Graham .i, Q- . ,p v.
The rooting, which was joined in
by Hector, the mascot, was one of
the features.
The detail report of the game
will appear in our next issue.
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