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Vol. 12,
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, N. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1903.
NO. i
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
SOUTH CAROLINA DEFEATED.
North Carolina Comes Off Victor
in an Interesting Game at Co
lumbia Saturday.
South Carolina is far from dis
graced because defeated by the
team from the neighboring State
yesterday atternoon. J. he score
was 17 to 0. From start to finish
the local collegians put up a plucky
struggle and long before the first
half was at an end cheers of admira
tion rose from the disinterested
spectators to mingle with those of
the crowd of supporters of the Gar
net and Black.
Few had expected victory and
many had no idea of so small a
score on the part of the visitors.
They came with a record of vic
tories of which few of the Southern
teams can boast, and won on many
a hard fought field. South Caro
lina's team was green and had play
ed but one game that could hard
ly be dignified by the name. Five
of the men had never appeared in a
foot ball game of any merit before
Yet the team stood like veterans the
rushes of the North Carolinians and
time and again the ball went to
South Carolina on account of the
inability of the other side to gain.
The visitors stuck very closely to
old line foot ball, using no new . for
mation as was expected as a result
of the new rules. Tackle-back for
mations and tandem bucks were
ll,:ed time and again. South Caro
lina's ends showed up well through
out the game, and the Tar Heels
seemed to consider the line a better
chance than the ends. Foster's
courage and grit was equalled only
by his skill as a player. Few plays
crossed his end, though the inter
ference of the North Carolinians
swept him from his feet. McKay,
who was substituted in the second
half, also appeared to advantage,
getting into the plays with spirit.
Oliver broke the North Carolinians'
line several times and aided ma
terially in sending Capt. Gunter
through the holes. The last named pire, Guion, of North Carolina;
athlete was, as ever, a star, taking ! linesman, Green, of South Carolina
every chance that came up. linesmen, Herbert for South Caro-
For North Carolina Jones, Ja-jlina, Engle for North Carolina;
cocks and Donnelly slaved trood timekeeper. Edmunds, of South
ball.. Donnellv is as much a star I Carolina. Touchdowns: Jacocks
who fell on it. North -Carolina
failed to gain materially after try
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ing au or ner DacKs, ana Keea
blocked Jacocks's drop kick, falling
on the ball. Oliver and Gunter too
the ball and then Wyman punted
for 60 yards. North Carolina
worked the ball up tne field by
hard line plunging, using Mann
many times, until a touch down was
made. Goal was not kicked. The
rest of this half was played be
tween the 2o-vard lines, both teams
being forced to punt, and the hal
ending with the ball in North Car
olina's possession. Score 5 to 0.
In the second half South Caro
liua kicked off. North Carolina
was soon forced to punt. Immed
ately after the ball was put in play
after this punt one of the startling
plays of the afternoon occurred
Wyman was passed the ball and,
evading the opposing backs and
ends, came up the field for 40 yards
and was caught near the 25-yard
line. Soon afterwards the bal
went to North Carolina oh downs,
and the Tar Heels again took the
ball for a touch down, thougfh the
path to the goal was stubbornly
fought. This goal was kicked and
another touchdown was made a few
minutes later by North Carolina,
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atter hard lighting. I he game
ended with the ball on the 25-vard
line and the score 17 to 0.
LINE UP.
North Carolina. South Carolina
Townsend
Cox
Hester
Jones, G.,
Jones, H.
Stewart
Donnelly
Townsend
Engel
Wilson
Jacocks
Mann
Berkeley
Newton
R. H.
R. E.
L.T.
R. T.
R. G.
C.
L. T.
L. E.
Q. B.
R. H.
L. H.
F. B.
Gunter, C.
McKay
Reed
Wilds
Reed
Fendley
Oliver
Foster
Iee
Gunter, C.
Wyman, J.
Wyman, B.
Boyle
Referee. Wilson, of Sewanee; um
at foot ball as at baseball. Capt.
Jones plunged through the line al
most unaided at times, his great
strength being his success. Engle
generated the team with much
skill.
South Carolina's supporters were
more than satisfied at the showing
made. North Carolina's eleven
was composed largely of men of last
year's team and outweighed their
opponents practically 15 pounds.
Kendly, centre for South Carolina,
worked hard throughout the game
and the critics complimented his
work highly.
North Carolina kicked off in the
first half and Capt. Gunter caught
the falling leather. After ad
vancing the ball some M yard it
was Jot to one of the other
side ' ft
2. Mann. Score at end of first
half: North Carolina 5; South Car
olina 0. Score at end- of game N.
C. 17; S. C. 0. Columbia State,
Oct.llth
THE GAME IN DETAIL, AS SEEN BY
A NORTH CAROLINIAN.
Game called at 4.15. Gunter
won the toss and chose to defend
the south goal. Jacocks kicks off
to Gunter, who returns the ball 20
yards, Oliver goes 4 yards through
tackle. (Winter goes through left
tackle lor 3 yards, South Carolina
tries 2 more plays which fail and
kicks to Jacocks. Maun then hits
hft tackle for 3 yards Jacocks
goe through right for two, South
Carolina is off hide and is penalized
yard, Mann fad In gain.
Donnelly fails to gain. South Car
olina is off side again and loses 5
yards. Newton goes through
centre for 4 vards. Jacocks roes
through right for 3 yards. Jones,
G., fails to jrain. Jacocks tries
goal, hits Newton in the-head and
South Carolina gets the ball. Oli
ver hits right tackle for 2 yards
Gunter goes through right tackle
for 1 yard. South Carolina is
forced to punt and Wyman kicks 20
yards.
Donnelly hits right for 4 yards
Jaco rks makes first down. Donnel
ly goes two yards over right tackle.
Mann is thrown by Foster on next
play for no gain. Jacocks goes 15
yards but fumbles and Oliver falls
on the ball. Wyman hits right
tackle for no gain. Left half goes
through left tackle for 2 yards.
m-r-v 1- t H It
Wvman duius to Jacocks. Mann
t
hits left tackle for 5 yards. New
ton goes through center for 6. On
the next .play Mann shoves through
left tackle for 20 yards and a touch
down. Bully misses goal. Score,
N. C. 5; S. C. 0.
N. C. receives kick off.
Wyman kicks to Jacocks who re
turns 15 yards. Jacocks hits left
tackle for 4 yards. Jones tries left
tackle for no gain. Newton bucks
centre for 1 yard. Jacocks hits
right tackle but South Carolina
gets the ball. Wyman goes over
right for 1 yard and tries centre for
no gain. Wyman punts 30 yards
and North Carolina gets the ball.
Newton, bucks centre for 1 yard.
Jacocks hits left tackle for 4 yards.
Newton hits centre for 3 yards.
Mann dashes around right end for
4 yards and then bucks right for 3.
Jacocks punts 40 yards to Wyman,
who goes around right end for no
t t . t i r i i
gain, rcignt nan goes over rignt
tackle for 1 yard. Wyman punts
30 yards. Time is up, with the
ball in Carolina's possession on
South Carolina's 25-yard line.
SECOND HALF.
Wyman kicks off to Newton, who
runs ball back 15 yards. Jones
lits left tackle for 4 yards and then
:h rough centre for 3 yards. Ja
cocks loses 1 yard around left end.
Mann loses 3 yards around Foster's
end. Jacocks punts 45 yards to
Wyman, who runs out of bounds.
Ball is brought in 15 yards. On a
double pass Wyman succeeds in
getting past everybody and runs 40
yards before being thrown by
Cngle in a beautiful tackle. Gun
ter hits left tackle for 4 yards.
Wyman hits left tackle, fumbles the
)all and Stewart falls on it. North
Carolina has the ball on her own
30 yard line. Jones makes 3 yards
over left tackle and Mann adds 2
over same place. Jacocks goes 5
yards over left tackle again. Yfcr-
ner here hits 'lownsend a foul blow
ii the eye and in put out of the
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game, jone iukks jcii i.icKie lor
4 yards. Maun goes 5 yards
h rough na me place, and Jacocks
add 4 yard again over Mine place,
Maun tries K it tackle once more for
a. r . . . m
twoaid. rot iouw-nt Willi this,
Donnelly carries the ball 15 yards
over left tackle again. Wyman, B.,
gets hurt and goes out of the game.
Boyle takes his place. Donnelly
hits right tackle for 3 yards. Mann
adds 2 yards over left tackle.
Bully bucks the line for 10 yards
and then adds 4 over centre. Don
nelly hits left tackle for 1 yard.
Foster makes a beautiful tackle and
is hurt but goes back into the game.
Jones bucks centre for 1 yard. Hy
drick is hurt and Lumpkin takes
his place. Mann goes 2 yards over
left tackle. Jones hits centre for 4.
Mann is then shoved over left
tackle for a second touch down, and
Jacocks converts it into a goal.
Score. 11 to 0 in North Carolina's
favor.
Jacocks kicked off to Wyman,
who returns 5 yards before being
thrown by Newton in a beautiful
tackle. Gunter goes around left
end for 2 yards. Wyman hits right
for 2 1-2. " With only 1-2 yard to
make, Boyle hits line between
Stewart and Hester, but makes no
gain. The ball goes over to North
Carolina on South Carolina's 20-
yard line.
Donnellv hits center for 5 yards.
Mann hits left tackle for 4 yards.
Donnelly adds 3 yards in the same
place. Mann is given the ball again
and shoves through left tackle for
8 yards and his third touchdown.
Jacocks kicks goal. Score, North
Carolina 17; South Carolina 0.
Wyman kicks off to Jacocks, who
returns 10 yards. South Carolina
loses 5 yards on off side play.
Donnelly bucks right tackle for 4
yards. Berkeley takes Mann's
place. Berkeley gains 7 yards over
eft tackle. Jones hits left for 10
yards. Great holes are made by
Donnelly. Jacocks is hurt but re
mains in the game. Berkeley loses
1 yard around right end. Jones
gains 5 yards over left tackle.
Berkely goes over left tackle for 3
yards. Jacocks goes around left
end for 4 yards. Donnelly loses 1
yard over right tackle. Beautiful
tackle by Foster, who is laid out
but resumes play. Jacocks makes
5 yards around left end. Wilson
goes in at quarter. On a quarter
back run Wilson loses 3 yards. On
a similar play Wilson loses 2 yards.
The ball goes over to South Caro
lina. Wyman makes no gain
around right end. Wilds makes
nothing over left tackle. Time is
up; ball is on South Carolina's 45
yard line. Final Score: N. C. 17;
S. C. 0,
Tennis.
Virginia has challenged Carolina
to a game of Tennis, doubles and
singles, promising to pay the ex
penses of three men to Charlottes
ville. All students who wish to
content for these places will hand
their names to Hal Worth. An en
trance fee of 50 cents will be charg
ed to buy ball. Nairn iniut be in
by Saturday evening a tlie meet
will conk- off the last of this mouth.
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