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THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
Vol. 3,
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, N. C, MVEMBER 15, 1894.
liniversity vs. Richmond
j College. 28 to 0.
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rison,
6:30 umpire Devin tossed the
"Heads" called captain liar
arid as "heads" fell he chose
the ball. Quickly lining- up, the ball
Ss kicked off 43 yards to Capt. Basker
ville who fumbles the catch and is
Clowned before going- far. Carolina
'then takes the ball and Moore makes 6
yards; Stephens 1 yard; Guion 3 yds.
sMoore then tries the line for good gain.
Baird then advances the ball 5 yds;
fPugh 3 yds; Baskerville Syds, Ste
phens 10 yds, Moore 6 yds, Baird 3
lyds, Baskerville 6 yds; Guion 5, yds,
Collier 8 yds, Pugh S yds. Moore 2 yds
Guion 5 yds, Stephens 6 yds, Moore 1
fyd, Stephens 8 yds, Pugh 10 yds,
iMoore 2 yds. The ball is now fum
fbled but U. N. C. regains, and Collier
fadvanves ball 5 yds. Guion then goes
lover the line for a touchdown, and
Baskerville kicks goal. Score 6-0.
iTime 7 minutes.
I Captain Harrison again kicks off
forty-five yards to Stephens who funi-
bles this 'time, Dut advances tne Dan
a short distance. Moore then takes the
Jiall forward for several yards. Ball is
7tmmbe.pn,,next dpwjti, tut ...regained.
X Baird then turns the line for 8 yds,
5Pugh makes 3 yds, Moore 6 yds, Ste
phens 6 yds, Baskerville 15 yds, bte
phens 14 yds, Guion 17 yds, Baird 2
jyds, Moore 4 yds, Baskerville then
Itakes the ball but fails to gain, and is
Ibadly hurt, but resumes his place after
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through line and Guion for 6 yards, sumes
Collier 14 yards, Guion 13 yards, Col
lier then goes 9 yards and makes touch
down, Baskerville kicks goal. Score,
18-0."
Richmond College kicks the ball for
35 yards. Ball is caught and rushed
back 12 yards, when time is called.
Second half.
Baskerville kicks off 50 yards. Ball
is caught and rushed back 12 yards.
Rucker tries around end but fails to
a short while. Guion then takes the
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jball but loses 24 yards on a tackle by
JKeyser, Collier, fails to make the neo
fessary distance and the ball goes over
Ito R. C. on four downs. Rucker tries
faround the left end loses 2 yds, Key
ser also tries to advance the ball but
loses 3 yards. Ellerson then punts
but the kicks is blocked and Pugh
falls on the ball and while R. C. looks
on he goes Over the line for the sec-
bnd touchdown. Baskerville kicks
goal. Score 12-0. Time 94 minutes.
Ball is brought back to centre of the
field and Rithmond Bollege again
ikicks off for 45 yards, Stephens
catches and rushes it back for 15 yards
iMoore also sushes the "pig skin"
forward for 15 yards but loses the ball.
Rucker advances the ball 1 yard.
McNeil makes 5 yards. Rucker then
tries line for no gain, and U. N. C.
takes the ball on four downs. Collier
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makes 7 yards. Stephens then tries
around the-end but loses 8 yards,
Baskerville then takes the ball forward
7 yards, Stephens also advances the
ball, but not enough and ball goes
.over. '
McNeil loses 1 yard on a play
through the line, and Ellerson makes
V2 between R G. C. Ellerson then
falls back as if to kick, tries to run
with the ball and loses ground and
again U. N. C. has the ball.
Stevens advances ball 7 yards,
Baird 8 yards, Pugh goes for 1 yards
gets the ball but on off side play by
U. N. C. Richmond College keeps
the ball. McNeil ..... makes 1 yard
around R. E. Ellerson bucks the line
for 1 yard, then kicks to Stanly who
makes fair catch. Stephens gains
1 yard, Guion 1 yard, Stephens 3 yards
Moore six yards, Stephens 34 yards
Baird 3 yards, Collier 2 yards. Bal
is tumbled by btanly and Moore, but
rMerritt falls on it. Guion fails to
gain, and Richmond College takes the
ball on four downs. Rucker tries be
tween the left end and loses the ball
Guion makes a 19 yard'run, and Moore
then eroes over the line for a touch
down. Baskerville fails to kick goal.
Score, 22-0. Time, 9 minutes.
Ellerson kicks off 50 yards, to Col
lier who rushes ball back 15 yards.
Pugh then makes 2 yards, Moore ad
vances 4 yards, Guion loses 1 yard,
Collier gains 8 yards. Richmond Col
lege then takes ball on holding inline.
Rucker tries end for 2 yards, when
Baird makes a'beauty tackle, and Mer
ritt is hurt but bravely keeps on play
ing. Rucker tries the end again but
loses x2 yard. Ellerson punts, Stanly
makes a long run, picking ball off
ground on short bound, and runs back
seven yards and is then downed. Ste
phens loses 4 yards on a pretty tackle
by Keyser, Moore advances the ball 7
yards, Stephen 2 yards, Baird also
makes good gain. Pugh advances
3 yards, Moore 3 yards, Guion makes
7 yards, Moone 11 yards, Baskerville
then tries across the left end but loses
6 yards and is hurt but keeps on play
ing. Moore gains six Tards, and on
trying the same place again and fail
ing to gain, the ball goes over. Cap
tain Harrison is badly hurt in the
scrimmage but after a while very
gritily resumes playing. Rucker tries
the line, but loses yards, on a
tackle by Baird. Richmond College
then tries a double pass around the
left end for 2 yards, Ellerson punts to
Stanly who gains 10 yards, Stephens
takes' the ball but loses it in the scrim
mage and Harrison falls on it. Mc
Neil then makes 7 yards through
the line, Rusker loses yard, Mc
Neil loses 2)4 yards through the line,
Ellerson punts 25 yards into touch,
and Gregory falls on the ball. Pugh
then takes the ball but fails to gain.
Ball fumbled by U. N. C. and Rich
mond College gets it.
Rucker tries L. E. for 5 yards tack-
led byMerritt and hurt but soon re
tried the
Ellerson
ball to U.
playing. McNeil
other end for four yards,
tries the line but loses the
N. C.
Collierr advances the ball 8 yards,
Guion goes 5 yards, Moore 4 yards,
Collier ano:her run of 8 yards, Wil-
born is hurt but plays on. Pugh goes
through the line for 5 yards, Stephens
makes 6 yards. Guion fails to gain
Moore gets 2 yards through the line.
Baskerville rushes the line for three
successive times, making: grains of 6,
gain, iveyser loses i yard, nersonic and 5 yards respectively. Moore
then punts fifteen yards, and MerrittiKushes ball 6 yards. Baskerville ad
vances another 6 yards, and then Pugh
goes over the line for the final touch
down. Capt Baskerville is badly hurt,
harely able to stand, but nevertheless
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ne kicks tne goal, making the score
28 O.
As tne time was nearly up, it -was
decided to call the game, there being
only a few minutes left to play.
The teajns lined up as follows.
U. N. C. (28). R. C. (0.)
Gregory, R. E. Wilborn.
Baird, R. T. Lunsford.
Collier, R. G. Hig-ginson.
Sharp, C. Doughtry.
Guion, Iy. G. Bloxton.
Pugh, L. T. Keyser.
Merritt, . L,. E. Binford.
Stevens, L,. H. B. McNeil.
Moon: f - R. H. B. Rucker.
Baskervillc,(Capt) F. B. Ellerson,
Stanley, Q. B. Harrison, (Capt)
Time of game, 2 halves of 25
minutes each. Umpire, Mr. Win.
A. Dervin, of Oxford. Referee, Mr
John Schenck, of Greensboro.
The g-ame was marked by an en
tire absence of ill feeling" on either
side, and though there was more
"kicking" than suited the specta'
tors, yet in these respects the game
was satisfactory. As to the game
itself, for the first fifteen minutes
both sides played hard ball, then
the 'Varsity for soiue unaccountable
reason slowed down and didn't play
"bumble puppy" until within the
last ten minutes when they were
again aroused from.their sleep walk
ing state. There was entirely too
much talking in line and inattention
to signals, and a great deal more
fumbling than there should have
been, nor did the interference do its
duty always, some of the men being
particularly slow.
' Concert on Friday Night.
To-morrow night, Friday, the
16th, the Schubert Symphony Quar-
ette will appear in the Chapel;
varge illustrated posters announce
heir coming. Among the attrac
tions are a Female . Quartette, man
dolin and guitar playing, and "Lit
tle Tommie,". a youthful progidy on
the violin. The concert is for the
benefit of the Athletic Association.
Let all the students attend, and
spend an enjoyable evening and at
I the same time help the Association.
Late Foot Ball News.
Pennsylvania defeated Princeton in
Trenton N,. J., on last Saturday, 12-0."
The Quakers out played the Tigers at
all points.
Virginia has no more games until
Thanksgiving Day, dates having been
cancelled by Georgetown, and Penn
sylvania State College. Johny Poc
has left them and Mackey, captain
and tackle, Pennsylvania's '93 team
has been engaged as coach.
Blacksburg A. & M. College of Va,
defeated St. Alban's Academy 4 to 0.
This game is interesting to us, because
the captain of the Radfordkteam is W.
R. Kenan, Jr., B. S. '94, who is an in
structor at the Academy, and who
played one of the half backs on the
'Varsity '93 eleven and right field on
the 'Varsity '93 nine.
Lee Marshall and Murray McGuire,
the celebrated Virginian battery,
played full back and quarter back re
spectively on the Radford team.
Saturday's foot ball scores are:
North Carolina 28, Richmond Col
lege 0.
Yale 52, Lehigh 0.
Annapolis, 6, Pennsylvania State
College 6.
V. M. I,,lfi, Washington .and Let (V
Cornell, 0, Williams 0.
Sewanee 30, University of Nash
ville 4.
Other late games in the South are:
University of Georgia, 40, South
Carolina College 0.
University of Alabama 16, Tribone H
Sewanee 12, Universit)' of Georgia
8.
Alabama on Monday
For the first time, we meet the
University of Alabama in an athlet
ic contest, in Birmingham, Ala., on
next Monday, Nov. 19 th.
The. make up -of their team, as
given by the Scxvancc Purple, is as
follows; Bankhead, 150, left end;
Calahan, 162, left tackle: Davis, 168
left guard; Northington, 161,
centre; Pratt, 190, right guard;
Simpson, 151, right tackle; Stone,
141, right end; Walker, 145, quarter-back;
Burr, 132, left half-back;
Goodwin, 130, right half-back; Ab
bott, 164, full-back. Average
weight, 155 pounds, 3 less than the
'Varsity. Stone is captain, and
Abbott, who is played on the team,
very unamateurlike, is coach.
They have defeated Tulane Uni
versity, 18 to 6. Last year Sewa-
i r i i i I OA j. .. A tT t
nee aeteateu tnem, ; i u. x ileit
is no doubt of our victory.
Several of the U. N. C. boys wit
nessed the game between A. &. M.
and Trinity, at Durham, last I n-
day. Trinity won after a hard
light by a score ot t to u. i rimty
had much the heavier team but their
playing was entirely outclassed by
A. & M.
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