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Vol. 12,
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, S. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1903.
NO. 7.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
HEELo
A HARD FOUGHT BATTLE
In the Game Which Kentucky and
Carolina Fought to a Finish on
Saturday, Kentncky Makes
6 Points to Carolina's 5.
The; crowd is only fair. Th
weather is slightlv cloudy, l Here
has been a iiarht rain. Heisman,
fMpmsnn's coach, is watchinsr the
game and taking- notes. . Kentucky
wins toss and Carolina kicks to
Kentucky. ,
Carolina kicks 45 yards to Ken
tucky, who returns it 10 yards
Ball is on Kentucky's 20-yard line
Kentucky, on next play, is offside
and loses 10 yards. Ball on Ken
tucky's 10-yard line. Kentucky
goes over Albright for 5 yards.
Kentucky kicks 40 yards. Rober-
son downed in his tracks. Donnel
ly goes around end for 3 yards.
Berkeley goes around end on nex t
play for 2 yards. Carolina fum
bles but rejrains the oau. mil on
Kentucky's 48-yard line. Caro
'lina makes no gain and the ball goes
over. Kentucky tries double 'pass,
but. Jones tackles runner for a- loss
of 8, yards. Kentucky goes around
Cox for 15 yards. Kentucky goes
around Jb oust lor 6 yards, mil is
in the -center of the field. - Ken
tucky tries Cox for only one-half
yard. Time ' is out. Kentucky's
ball on Carolina's 50-yard linei
Second down, with 4.''l-2 yards to
make.
Kentucky hi kes around Foust for
. 10 yards. Kentucky fumbles but
regains ball and gains 2 1-5 yards.
. nentucKv maKes 4 1-4 yards, its
Kentucky's ball on Carolina's 35
yard line. Time is out. With
only 1 foot to gain, Kentucky loses
3 yards around Cox, and it's Caro
lina's ball on her 30-yard line. Cox
is hurt but continues. Kentucky has
a .way pf passing the ball after be
ing downed, which helps in making
gains. Jones makes 2 yards and
Foust 4. Donnelly makes 5 yards,
but Jones makes no gain. Foust
makes 5 yards. Time is out, the
ball being Carolina's, on her 50
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yard line. Roberson goes 7 yards
around end and is hurt but con
tinues in the game. The ball is on
Kentucky's '50-ykrd line. Berkeley
darts around end for 20 yards plac
ing the ball on Kentucky's 30-yard
Hijie. Foust 3 yards. Pretty good
printing. Jones makes 2 1-2 yards.
Fbust makes 3 yards first down;
Rofberson makes 4 1-2 yards. The
1 is how on Kentucky's 20-yard
lite. Berkeley in quickv opening
ts 5 yards. Jones makes 2 yards.
Roberson loses ' by one of Ken-
tjucky's guards coming over Seagle;
lfor 4 yards. Jones tries place kick
nd rails, Kentucky returning the
ball to. her. 25rya,rd line. ..
;')' Kentucky goes through center for
1'yard.; , Jones is hurt. It's Ken
tucky's ball on her 26-yard line
Kentucky makes 2 yards over Sea
gle. Kentucky fails to gaiu over
Seagle and Donnelly and Carolina
gets the1 ball on Kentucky's 29-yard
line. Jones makes 1-2 yard
and Foust adds 6. Ball is on . Ken
tucky's 22 yard line, first down;
Roberson makes 2 yards, Donnelly
4, and the , ball is' Carolina's, first
down on Kentucky's 16-yard line.
Foust makes 4 yards.
Foust makes 1 yard over tackle.
The ball is now on Kentucky's 8
yard line. But on an offside play
the ball is advanced to Kentucky's
5-yard line. A foul is called here
by Kentucky's quarter kicking ball
as Stewart snaps it, and the ball
is advanced to the 2 1-2 yard line.
Jones makes 1 1-2 yards, placing
the ball within one-half yard of the
goal line. Jones goes over for a
touch down. Jones misses goal.
Roberson is put out of the game for
scrapping on unfair ruling. Ken
tucky is playing dirty ball. Ken
tucky man is also put out but both
men are allowed to continue in the
game. A touch down is made in 18
minutes. 25 and 20 minute halves
are being played.
Carolina kicks to Kentucky's 10-
yard line and Kentucky returns it
15 yards, gains 2-yards and then 3
yards more. Seagle breaks through
but fails to hold his man. Ken
tucky makes no gain and then
makes 2 1-2 yards. She fumbles
but regains the ball. Kentucky
makes 2 yards and then hits centre
for 1-2 yard. The ball is on Keu-
cky's 35 yard line. Kentucky
makes 3 yards over Jones, and u
double pass carries the ball to Car
oliua's 32-yard line, where Berkeley
makes a . beautiful tackle, getting
his man through fine interference.
Kentucky makes; 2 yards and adds
5 more. The ball is on Carolina's
30-yard line. Kentucky makes
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yarus. noiner gain oi a yards is
made, putting the ballon Carolina's
25-yard line. Kentucky makes 5
yards. Kentucky makes 2 yards
over Jones. ID seconds more to
play, with the ball on Carolina's
18-yard line. Hester gets hurt.
Kentucky tries place kick but
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misses Berkeley catches the ball,
steps behind the line and with but
a few seconds to play, the ball is
brought out to the 25-yard line and
kicked by Berkeley for 40 yards.
Kentucky catches it and returns 40
yards by a beautiful pass of the man
who is tackled. Time is up; score,
Carolina 5, Kentucky 0.
Carolina rooters fill in the inter
mission by marching around the
field under the gallant leadership of
Jack Frost, singing "We're Tar
Heels born and we're Tar Heels
bred."
' "' "v ; SECOND HAL.F.
No changes are made in the line
up. Kentucky kicks off to Caro
olina's 10-yard line. Hester re
turns 10 yards and Foust makes 10
yards around end. This puts the
ball , on Carolina's 25-yard line.
Hester through center makes 4
yards; Berkeley 3 yards; Donnelly
2 12 yards. Foust makes 5 yards
around end. Time is out, with the
ball in Carolina's possession on her
43-yard.
Roberson makes no gain. Foust
makes 1-2 yard. On a fake kick
goes to Kentucky on Carolina's 35
yard line, with 14 1-2 minutes to
play.
Kentucky tries centre for 2 yards
andagainfor3 yards, putting the
ball on Carolina's 30 yard-line.
Kentucky makes 4 3-4 rards. Sea
gle breaks through and tackles run
ner for a loss of one yard. Ken-tuck)-
tries the line but fails to
make a distance of 1 yard and the
ball goes over to Carolina.
Donnelly makes 1 1-2 yards;
Berkeley no gain; Berkeley kicks
40 yards. Kentucky returns 5
yards. The ball is in Kentucky's
possession on Carolina's 40-yard
line. Kentucky goes through line
and on forward pass loses 5 yards.
On try around end she loses 3 yards
more; third down, with 12 1-2 yards
to gain. Kentucky kicks to Caro
lina's 10 yard line and Berkeley re
turns it 15 yards. A long discus
sion here ensues, the place for the
Kentucky 6, Carolina 5.
LINE UP.
Carolina Kentucky
Engle Q. Yancey, W. E.
Stewart C. Miller
Seagle R. G. Nickell
Albright L. T. Kelly
Jones R. T. Wallace
Donnelly '" L. T. Woodard
Cox R. E. Thompson
Foust L. E. Simpson
Roberson R. H. Yancey , H.
Berkeley L. H. Cantrell
Hester F. B. Ware
OCTOBER GERMAN.
ball having been lost, as the foul
did not count. The ball is finally
put on Carolina s 10-yard line in
her possession. Donnelly makes 4
yards. Donnelly hurdles the line
for 3 yards more. The ball is on
our 20-yard line.
The report is here somewhat
mixed but' seems as follows: At
this point Carolina loses the ball on
a fvmble. H. Yancey gets 5 yards!
ai'uVuI right end. He
again
takes
the ball and starts around the same
place. Cox tackles him by the foot
but fails to hold him, and dodging
other tacklers he runs 25 yards for
a touch down. , Kentucky kicks
goal. Score: Kentucky 6; Caro
lina 5
Kentucky kicks off to Carolina's
10-yard line. Hester fumbles but
Foust gets the ball and makes 10
yards. Roberson makes 4 yards.
Berkeley makes 20 yards around
right end. It's Carolina's ball on
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rventucKy s o-vara line. Jones
makes 1 yard. , Hester makes
yards. Foust makes 3 yards
Kentucky is offside and Carolina
gets 5 yards. The ball is on Ken
tucky's 35 1-2 yard line. Berkeley
goes through the line and fumbles
the ball, which Kentucky gets, on
her 40-yard line. Kentucky makes
2 1-2 yards; Kentucky no gain; then
she kicks to Carolina's 20-yard line.
Berkeley returns it 5 yards.
Donnelly makes 3 yards. The
ball is in the centre of the field.
Roberson makes no gain. Foust
makes 2 1-2 yards. Donnelly makes
3 yards. Berkeley, on fake kick gets
10 yards through line. Roberson
oses 3 yards, putting the ball on
Kentucky's 37 yard line.
Mann is substituted for Berkeley,
Mann makes 5, yards. Carolina
umbles but regains the ball, on
Carolina's 32-yard line. Carolina
kicks to Kentucky's 46-yard line
and , the ball goes out of bounds.
Kentucky makes 4 1-2 yards. The
ball is on Kentucky's 45-yard line.
Kentucky makes 1 yard. Ken
tucky on delayed pass around Cox
oses 2 yards. Kentucky kicks to
Carolina's 5-yard line but Engle re
Berkeley loses 10 yards, and the ball turns it 3 yards. Time is up; score.
Very Successful Affair at Com
mons Hall on the 30th. Good
Attendance.
The regular October german was
held at Commons Hall the night of
Oct. 30th. An unusually large
number of couples were present and
the affair was successful in every
way. The figures were new and
graceful and called forth much ap
plause. Thos. D. Meares, '05,
was leader, with B. H. Perry, '06,
and A. B. McMillan, '06, floor man
agers. The couples were as follows:
Miss Turk, of Washington, D,
C, with L. Holt.
Miss Carr, of Durham, with G.
Kenan.
Miss Alexander, of Chapel Hill,
with H. Worth.
Miss Orrick, of Baltimore, with
A. L. Cox.
Miss Dora McRae, of Chapel
Hill, with A. B. McMillan.
Miss Bailey, of Winston, with
C. Carr.
Miss Cannon, of Concord, with
J. Cheshire.
Miss Skinner, of Greenville, with
T. Cheshire.
Miss Bridgers, of Tarboro, with
H. Moses.
Miss Hawkins, of Ridgeway,
with Alf Haywood.
Miss Tuttle, of Boston, with T.
Hill.
Miss Barbee, of Chapel Hill, with
H. Gudger.
Mrs. Lawrence McRae, of Chap
el Hill, with C. L. Pemberton.
Miss Caldwell, of Charlotte,
with J. Taliaferro.
Miss Jones, of Washington, D.
C, with A. Brenixer.
Miss Jeter, of Greensboro, with
F. Roberson.
Miss Makely, of Edenton, with
L. Rountree.
Miss Young, of Raleigh, with B.
K. Lassiter.
Mis Wheatley, of Washington,
D. C, with Dr. Howe.
Miss M. Wheatly, of Washing
ton, D. C. with W. A. Whitaker.
Miss Bell, of Portsmonth, Va.,
with L. Tomlinson.
Miss Annie Hinsdale, of Raleigh,
with W. Dunn.
Miss Frances McRae, of Chapel
Hill, with W. S. Bernard.
Miss Hume, of Chapel Hill, with
Murphy, J. B.
Miss Mary Andrews, ot Kaleigh,
with W. Hill.
Chaperones: Dr. and Mrs. Vena-
ble, Prof, and Mrs. Gore, Miss
Kate Cheshire, Mrs. W. L. Talia
ferro, Dr. and Mrs. Cranmer, Dr.
and Mrs. Mangum.
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