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LOCAL NOTES.
The EJubauks Drug- Company
gave a box of cigars for every touch-i .-rut'liiy hurdled the line for 2
down, the cigars to be divided yards bt he was thrown heavily
iL. i. i fin U'il- o.. T"I! '
among me team. " ia. ms injury was very
Your subscriotion to Thr Tap painful, and he was unable to re-
HEEL is now due and the manage
ment is financially defunct. This
is a gentle reminder to pay up.
Mr. L. B Abernethy, who play
ed such brilliant football during the
past season, has been initiated into
the Golden Fleece. At the close of
the game last Thursday the colors
of the order were pinned on him by
Messrs. Townsend and Winborne,
the other members of the order who
played on the football team.
Capt. Foy Roberson is like
Carpenter in one respect: he has
beaten Virginia and says he has
written the last page of his history
as an athlete. He will be in col
lege next year but, however much
he would like to play, he has de
cided to cut. it out for good and no
amount of persuasion can dissuade
him.
A pleasing feature of the team's
trip to Norfolk was their reception
at Portsmouth. Here they were
met by the private yacht of Mr.
Robt. Denning, which was exquis
itely decorated in white and blue,
and conveyed across the bay. Th
party consisted of Mr. Dan G.
Fowle, a University alumnus, Mr.
T. G. Miller, of the Carolina man
agement, and Mr. Fowle's friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Denning, of
Ohio, Mrs. Lumsden and Miss Bur
rows. ,
Much confusion resulted in
Norfolk Thursday night from the
unexpected failure of the number of
theatre tickets allotted to the Caro
lina students to meet the demand.
This confusion was increased by
the placing of burly policemen,
every one of whom could have made
the All-American team with ease
and by the side of whom Coach
Warner (who is no mosquito; would
have turned pale and withered
away, at the entrance of the Monti-
cello and the refusing to permit any
one to dnter. President Howard, of
the Athletic Association, asks The
Tar HEEL to "sorter splanify"
things. The crowd was so dense
that he gave the tickets to the stu
dents just as he happened to meet
them. When all were gone he
tried to make arrangements for the
admission of the students who had
no tickets, but found that this was
impossible, as only a certain nura
ber of seats were reserved.
uic pity ror several minutes.
Whitaker was the next called upon
and he took 3 yards through left
tackle. Virginia was penalized 5
yards for another offside play, which
placed the hall on her own 15-yard
line, ampes was sent through right
and Abernethy also made a small
gain. On the first down Whitaker
plunged through left tackle for a
gain of 4 yards, and Abernethy
made two, placing the ball on Vir
ginia s 1-yard line. Story was
shoved over for the third touchdown,
and the goal was kicked. Time,
3.35.
Score: Carolina, 17; Virginia, 0.
Randolph kicked off to Roberson,
who was thrown in his tracks by
Barry, on the 20-yard line. Thomp
son made a yard and Roberson punt
ed out to Crawford on Virginia's
55-yard line. Virginia here took a
spurt and bv a succession of line
plunges by Waples, Johnson and
Crawford, gained 16 yards. In at
tempting a trick play around left
end Waples was thrown back for a
small loss. On the next play John
son got three yards through center,
and in failing to gain on the follow
ing try at center the ball went over
to Carolina on downs.
Car. lina got 5 yards on an offside
play. At this -juncture Crawford
was put out of the game for slug-
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All of us in North Carolina are
delighted that President Roosevelt
did not issue a proclamation to stop
all football frames before the Uni
versity of North Carolina succeed
ed in whipping so great an institu
tion as the University of Virginia.
It was a clean, straight victory,
honestly and magnificently won.
Our team was the best,' the men
were in excellent training and they
played without resorting to brutal
ity. The ease with which they
covered themselves with glory yes
terday proved that North Carolina
is greater than her rival. The
whole State is proud of its young
men and proud that they kuow how
to play a decent game and that they
neither countenance nor sanction
the tactics which have brought the
pport into disrepute.
L.E.
L. T
L. G.
C.
R. G.
R. T.
R. E.
Johnson kicked to Abernethy, who
ging, and Maddox went in as his was thrown by Barry on Carolina's
successor. Towards the latter part 20 yard line. Barry was hurt but
of the game Carolina resorted to ret used to give up. In the next
kicking to a considerable extent and four ', plays Carolina advanced 9!
kent the ball well out of danger yards and kicked to Johnson, who
line. Roberson punted to Randolph Mumbled and iownsendtelj on the
on Vrginia's 28-yard line. Johnson ball. Reynolds hurled himself
plunged through center tor 4 yards against center for 7 yards Bi ry
and then darted through left tackle was I o reed to retire. Story on two
for 7 more. Waples fumbled and rushes made 8 yards and time -was;
Carolina got the ball. called with the ball in Carolina's;
In the next scrimmage Whitaker possession on Virginia's 20 yard line, j
was hurt but was able to resume Carolina
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piay anei a. icw moments. A ucn Townsend
Abernethy was sent through center Thompson
tor 10 yards. Whitaker was injur- Gardner
ed again and sent to the sidelines
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to gam Koberson puntea. rue
ball struck Barry who was running Brown
back to catch it, and a Carolina
nlavpr fell on it. The hall was on Robersoh
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VWinia's 13 vard line. Snines oniHes
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made 5 yards through right tackle
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spot, story went tnrougn center Key nolo
ior yarusanu wionna was penai- Timeot halves 35 minutes. M
ized lb tor holding, in the next j, Thompson, of Georgetown, ref
play Virginia lost 3 for being ott- eree. Stauffer, of Pennsylvania.
side. The ball was tumbled and Umnire
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Virginia got it on her b yard line.
Johnson, who had done most of
the gaining for1 Virginia up to that
time, did some brilliant offensive
work in the remaining few minutes
of the game. He circled left end
for 10 yards, and-followed it up
with a, like gain on a bTuff at kick-
. tt i it i i ;
mg, tie triea tne same iricit again
and added 12 yards. Virginia
fumbled but the ball was regained,
Johnson capturing it and making 2
yards. Johnson kicked and the
ball sailed out of bounds on Caro
lina's 30 vard line. Roberson kick-
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