IS HI TAR "Fir KM THE OFFICIAL ORGAiN Or'' TiiK UNIVERSITY ATHLKTIC ASSOCIATION. Vol. 9, UMERSIIT OF KOKf H CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, N. C, November 28, 1900. NO. 10 T Virginia Defeats Carolina. Old Dominion Boys Make Three Touchdowns. Fumbling at Criti cal Moments Lost the Game. Story of the Game. In Norfolk last Saturday the University team went down before the University of Virginia boys by the score of seventeen to nothing. The outcome was a great surprise to every one and to none more than the Virginia players. Every one seemed to have thorough confidence in the ability of the Tar Heels to easily win over Virginia, and Caro lina money was freely offered; but very little was taken. The team left Chapel Hill Fri day morniug and arrived in Norfolk that evening and stopped at the Monticello Hotel, where also were quartered our rivals. The scene that night in the hotel lobby was one that baffles des crip tion. Crowds of college students in different parts of the Hall were giving their college yells and songs. In the sfticious balcony above the lobby were gathered the elite of Norfolk. Some of the most beauti ful women of the two states were there and all wore the colors of their favorites. It was especially pleasing to Carolinians that the white and blue was out in such full force, there being about equal dis- muuuuu ui tuiuio. j.uv jv.. songs were liberally applauded by the laiffe audience of spectators but Yackety, Yack! caused a storm j PWfer of enthusia m. The betting that night was very fierce. Odds were offered by each side, but even money was the pre vailing bet. The teams retired early, but their supporters were up far into the night. The day of the game was ushered in early by a regular Christmas like .noise. It was very cloudy and a slight rain fell part of the morning. All the trains brought in large numbers of people and mauy Carolinians were among the tiiimKof TMin utrt-pfs; were filled ! all the morning with yelling crowds.. The store windows were beauti fully decorated with the rival col ors. All Norfolk was football wild. At the .hotels betting had taken a different turn. Carolina men were offering odds but Vir ginia money was scarce. 5 to 4 and 7 to 5 went begging. One bet of $150 to $50 was made that Vir ginia would not score. The scene at the Park was a most beautiful one. On every side of the gridiron was a mass of humanity every one waving flags ot White and Blue or Orange and Blue. There was about an even distribution of rooters. The S. A music during the game. A corps of 50 policeman preserved perfect order. Reporters unci official were allowed inside the ropes. When the two teams appeared on the field the whole assemblage rose en masse, yelling and applauding and through it all could be heard: Wah! Hoo! Wahs and Yackity! Yacks vieing with each other. Captain Osborne and Captain Lloyd tossed for choice and Virginia won, and chose to defend the north goal and receive the kick-off. Car olina played the poorest game she has played this season, while Vir ginia acknowledged that their team played by far the finest game of the season. We fumbled at critical moments. Virginia would gain by long runs around our end and some of our best players seemed to be dazed. Virginia played by far a better game than Carolina. Graves punt ed well, and in the last part of first half, our boys carried the ball down the field in a quick series of rushes, but just before reaching the goal line another fumble was made. Virginia played unusually fast ball and Carolina was often caught unprepared. The only un pleasant incident of the game oc- cured just before the second half ended. Harris was put out of the game by the referee for kicking Graves, otherwise the contest was singularly free from all dirty and foul playing. Not a single off-side play was called during. the game. The game was called at 2:45 P. M. The teams lined up as follows: Carolina Osborne Bennett Council Rankin Foust Smathers Makeley McRae Oldham Graves R. E. R. T. R. G. C. h. G. U T. L. E. Q. It. H. L. H. F. B. Virginia. Bride. Benet. Harris. Montgomery. Choice. Uoyd. Hobson. Nalle. Coleman. Dabney. Walker. Omws kicks off to Virginia's 15 vd. line to Benet who advances the ball 10 yds. Dabney goes around rie-htend behind beautiful interfer nr.e for 28 yds, Coleman makes 2 vds and then 1 on mass on tackle. Walker bucks the line for 9 yds. and hen .5. Dabnev fails to gain and Coleman punts 33 yds. to Makeley it back 23. Bennett ! wains 2 vds.jon next down the ball is fumbled and Virginia man falls , - r 1 .. i t Into f nr t-i r on it. voieiiiaii luca xiiiv. .v. uv train. On guards back formation Va. makes l vd. Coleman punts 15 yds., the ball rebounds 10 and Dabney t )h onev mawes t us. (Vlil 1 " , - on tackle. Walker bucks line for vd. Ball on Carolina's 20 yd. line. Second down and 4 yds. to gain. jLauney ku u nu,umii a touch down. Coleman kicks goal. Score Virginia 6. N. C. 0. Graves kicks off to Virginia's 13 yd. line to Coleman who brings the ball back 10 yds. Dabney circles end for 25 yds. Virginia is held for no gain on the next two downs and Coleman punts 20 yds. Graves kicks 15 yds. and Fonst falls on ball for Carolina. Graves kicks 30 yds. to Nalle who is clowned in his tracks. Coleman tries line for no gain and then punts 40 yds. to Makeley who fumbles and the ball rolls 8 yds.'before Graves gets pos session of it. Graves punts 35 yds. to Coleman who returns 13. Two center: plays net 5 yds. Dabney makes 3 yds. and Coleman makes 15 around left end. Ball on Caro lina's 18 yd. line. Makeley hurt and Martin goes in. Virginia fumbles but Hobson gets ball and makes 13 yds. Two bucks on center net 1 yd. and Dabney fails to gain, Ball goes over to Carolina on her 3 yd. line. Graves kicks 33 yds. and Nalle brings ball back 5 yds. being nicely tackled by Osborne. Dabney makes 4,1 and 1 3'd. successively. Benet makes 3 yds. and Walker makes it first down. Coleman fails to e-atn. Un next down Daoney is tackled by Foust behind the line for a loss of 2 yds. Coleman tries for e-oal from the 23 yd. line but fails, Graves punts 35 yds from Caroli- na s Zt yd. line t Lioya wno re- turns 12 yds. Dabney makes 3 yds. and Coleman fails to gain. Cole man kicks 30 yds. and Martin gets ballon Carolina's 12 yd. line. Graves punts 30 vds. Walker makes 5 yds and then 1 yd. Benet on the uxt three downs makes 5, 3, and 2 yds. Choice on guards back formation fails to gain. Cole man is thrown back 4 yds. by Ben nett. Coleman fails at trial for goal from the field and Montgomery falls on the ball and the Referee de clares a touchdown for Virginia. There is a dispute as to whether the ball was touched by a Carolina man before Montgomery fell on it but the Referee's decision remained un changed. The ball is kicked out to Coleman who makes fair catch and kicks goal. Score Virginia 12. Carolina 0. ; Graves kicks off to Virginia's 15 yard line to Bride who returns 12 yards. Coleman kicks 30 yards. Foust makes 5 yards around right end, but the ball is fumbled on next down and a Virginia man falls on it. Coleman punts 40 yards to Mar tin who returns ball 5 yards. Ball is on Carolina's 23 yard line. ; McRae skirts left end for 24 yards. McRae makes 1 yard and Oldham 3. Graves punts 30 yards, the ball rebounds 8 yards and a Carolina man falls on it. Oldham gains 1 yard. Graves bucks centre for 5 yards. Oldham is thrown for a loss by Choice. McRae makes 12 yards and here the ball goes over on downs. Coleman punts 25 yards to Graves who returns 5 yards. McRae loses 1 yard. Graves punts to Nalle who is tackled in his tracks by Osborne. Coleman punts but ball is blocked and Foust falls on it. Foust makes 3 yards. Oldham makes 4 yards but on next down the ball is fumbled and Montgomery falls on it. Coleman kicks 25 yards and the ball is returned 5. McRae gets 1 yard and Graves 2. Graves kicks 25 yards to Nalle. Here the ball is passed poorly to Coleman tor a kick and Carolina gets it on Virginia's 15 yard line. Bennett makes 4 yards but drops the ball and Dabney falls on it on Virginia's 9 yard line. This was Carolina's best opportunity to score. Coleman punts 25 yards to Graves who returns 10 yards. McCall displaces Bride at right end. Bennett is called back and McRae gains 1 yard. Bennett fails to gain and Graves fails trial at goal from Virginia's 25 yard line. Coleman kicks 35 yards from Virginia's 25 yard line to Foust who returns ball 8 yards. McRae and Graves buck line for 8 and 2 yards respectively. Graves makes 3 and 3 again and on next down is held for no gain. Foust is thrown i- t ji T7 tor a loss anu aiavcs pmns yards. Time is called with ball in Vir ginia's possession on her 9 yard Score Virginia 12. N. C 0. SECOND HALF. Brem takes Phifer's place at right guard. Walker kicks off to J. i;. s in yara line to Graves who returns 15 yards. Graves kicks out of bounds ana v ir- ginia gets the ball. Virginia is held for no P-ain in the next two downs and Coleman punts, but the ball is blocked by Rankin and Oldham talis on u. McRae gets 10 yards, Oldham 1, Foust 8, Bennett 8, and Graves 3 yds. McRae fails to gain and craves pums 37 yards. Virginia's ball on her 23 yard line. Dabney gets l yard ana Lloyd 4. Coleman kicks aa yams w Graves who returns bail a. Harris substitutes Choice at left guard. . McRae gets 4 yards. Ben nett makes it first down. Foust fails to gain. Graves makes 1 yard, ana kicks 40 yards to Nalle who is downed by Osborne on Virginia's 10 yard line. Coleman kicks 30 yards. Uianam gets 5 yards and Osborne goes arouna left end for 17 yards. Oldham gets 1 yard and Graves fails to gain. On the 3rd. down Foust gains 3 yards and the ball goes over to Virginia on her 14 yard line. Coleman gains 15 yards on a double pass. On next two downs Virginia fails to make distance and Coleman kicks 20 yards. Osborne gets 3, Foust 5, and Old ham 6. Bennett and Oldham are held for no gain and Graves kicks 20 yards to Nalle who advances ball 3 yards. The next four rushes net 8 yards. Walker breaks through left tackle for 37 yards and is beautifully tackled by Smathers from behind. Berkely takes Oldham's place at left half back. Dabney makes 17 yards around right Rpript 7 through the line. The ball is fumbled and Carolina falls on it on her 3 yard line. Graves kicks 32 yards to Coleman who returns 6. Orr displaces Brem at left guard and Church takes right half for Vir ginia. Continued on second page.)

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