V.P.I. DEFEATS CAROLINA
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other linesmen did their duty.
Wig-gins came into prominence occa
sionally. Thomas, as usual, was
a star performer, and Belden's work
on defense was of g-ilt-edgfe order.
V. P. I.'s ends came in for a share
of the bouquets. While we do rot
intend to detract from the playing
of the other Tech men the man who
was responsible for V, P. I.'s vic
tory and Carolina's defeat was E.
R. Hodgson, the husky guard and
star punter of the Blacksburg- elev
en. On every exchange of punts he
gained from eight to ten yards, and
in the end this would have spelled
defeat for the Tar Heels.
Coach Greene is quoted by The
Richmond Times Dispatch as fol
lows: "We were beaten fairly,
though luck was against us
throughout the game. I think our
team is as strong as Blackskurjr's
and I think this was clearly demon
strated this afternoon." Coach
Brown, of V. P. I., said: "We were
confident of winning, but had hoped
for a larger score. The men did
not play their best game." Ham
mond Johnson, who coached Vir
ginia last year, was on the side
lines, and his opinion as given was,
"The best team won, though it did
not measure up to its usual stan
dard of excellence. The Carolina
eleven is powerfully strong, and it
will g-ive Virginia a hard tussle on
Thanksgiving Day."
Detailed play: First half Caro
lina won the toss and chose to defend
the west goal. Captain Thomas
kicked to V. B. Hodg-son on the 10
yard line, who ran it back 10 yards.
Billups gained 1 yard. Hodgson
punted 25 yards, and Carolina
heeled the kick, Ruffin lost 3 yards.
Carolina hit the Tech line for 8
yards. On an on sidekick V. P. I.
got the ball. V. P. I. penalised 15
yards for holding. Hicks gained 4
yards. Hodgson tore off 3 yards.
Hodgson's kicked is blocked, but
Huffard recovers the ball, Connel-
ly gained r yards on an end run
Carolina penalized 5 yards for being
offside. Hodgson tore off 5 yards.
V. P. I,'s onside kick was corralled
by Thomas. V. P. I. penalized 5
yards for offside play. Ruffin rip
ped off seveu yards. Wiggins
romped round the end for. 20 yards.
Thomas lost 2 yards. Belden
fumbled, but regained the ball after
losing 4 yards. An attempt to work
the forward pass failed, and the
ball was given to V. P. I. Luttrell
gained 5 yards. Luttrell failed to
gain. Hodgson punted 45 yards.
Ruffin gained 3 yards, and Thomas
gained 10 more. Thomas punted 35
yards to Luttrell who was thrown
in his tracks. V. P. I. failed to
gain in two downs. Hodgson
punted 50 yards to Tillett who ran
back 15 yards. Belden gained 5
yards. A line plunge netted 2 more.
Thomas kicked ; to V. P. I.'s 40
yard line. Luttrell ripped off 9
yards. Billings added 5 more.
Luttrell failed to gain. V. P. I.
but he fumbled and Connelly got
the ball. Hodgson punted 40
yards. Carolina failed to gain, so
Thomas punted 40 yards. On fake
kick Hodgson gained 2 yards.
Hodgson punted 30 yards. Thomas
gained 4 yards, and Wiggins ad
vanced 1 more. Thomas kicked
35 yards. Carolina penalized 5
yards for being offside. On fake
kick Hodgson failed to gain. Hodg
son punted 45 yards. Carolina
gains 4 yards on a line plunge; but
fake kick fails to gain. Thomas
punted 40 yards to Connelly who
ran it back ten. On delayed pass
Hodgson gains 4 1-2 yards. Hodg
son purits across the goal line. The
ball is brought out to the 25 yard
line. Thomas punted to midfield.
Luttrell gained 5 yards. V. P. I. no
gain on next rush. Garrett rushed
through ' and blocked Hodgson's
kick. Hodgson recovers ball after
loosing 30 yards. Hodgson looses
10 yards on a fumble. Hodgson
punted to Tillett, who ran back 5
yards. Carolina gained 5 yards.
First half over. Ball in Carolina's
possession on V- f. 1. s oU yard
line.
Second half Davis was substitu
ted for Billups by V. P. I. Hodgson
kicked to Captain Thomas, who ran
the oval back 2d yards before he
was downed. On a fake kick
Thomas lost 5 yards. Carolina
penalized 15 yards. Thomas punted
35 yards to Connelly. Davis circles
left end for 25 yards. Davis no gain
Luttreli lost 1U yards on end run
Hodgson fails in an attempt to kick
field goal. Thomas punted out from
the zo yard line. Luttrell was
thrown for a loss by Wiggins
Hodgson punted 45 yards to Ruf
fin, who fumbled, and the bal
rolled to Carolina's 5 yard line
Thomas punted. Carolina penalized
5 yards for being offside. Davis
gained 2 yards. On a fake place
kick Hodgson made a forward pass
to Luttrell, who with a sple ndid
interference, ran 4U yards tor a
touchdown. Hodgson kicked goal
Score, V. P.I. 6, North Carolina 0
Thomas kicked to V. B. Hodgson
who ran the ball back 10 yards.
Luttrell loses 5 yards. Hodgson
punted 50 yards to Williams who
brought it back 15 yards. Tillett
gained 5 yards. On a fumble Caro
lina regained the ball on V. P. I.'s
50 yard line. Wiggins gained 15
yards on a forward pass. On-side
kick failed, V. P. I. got the ball.
V. P. I. lost 2 yards on a fumble.
On a fake kick Hodgson gained 5
yards. Hodgson punted 40 yards
and Carolina brought the ball back
10 yards. On a fake kick Thomas
lost 10 yards: Thomas punted 30
yards. V. P.. I peualized 15 yards
for holding. Hodgson punted to
Tillett. Wiggins gained 8 yards on
an end run. Williams plunged
through the line for 5 yards, Bel
den no gain. Thomas hit the line
for 9 yards. Thomas punted. Da
vis dashed round left end for a 40
yard gain. Luttrell no gain. On
fake pass V. P. I. lost 4 yards. An
onside kick gave the ball to V. P. I
yard line by V. P. I, Tillett ran
back the ball 15 yards. On forward
pass Lester gained 40 yards. Wig-
gained 3 yards. A forward
failed. Thomas punted 35
yards. Luttrell lost 10 yards.
Time up. Ball on V. P. I's. 10
yard line in her possession.
Line-up.
gins
pass
Carolina
Manning,
Lester
Norwood
Howell
Deans
Rogers
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V. P.I.
Hicks
J. R. Jones
E.R. Hodgson
Gibbs
Walker
H. G. Jones
Huffard
Connelly
Billups, Davis
Luttrell
Garrett
Wiggins .
Tillett
Thomas,
Ruffin. Williams
Belden f b V.B. Hodgson
Referee. Jack Gass, of Lehigh; um
pire, Pope, of Harvard. Head lines
man, Simmons, of Washington and
Jefferson. Time of halves, 25 and
20 minutes,
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Hodgson punted 50 yards to Tillett, ,on Carolina's 25 yard line. V. P. I.
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He was garner and
Thomas trained 9
resumed play
yards. Ruffin
penalized 15 yards. Luttrell gained
7 yards. Hodgson kicked a beauti
ful place-kick Irom the 30 yard line.
gained 2 yards- Belden gained 3 Score, V. P. L 10, North Carolina
yards off tackle. On fake kick
Ruffin gained 25 yards, advancing
the ball to V. P. I's 25 yard line,
0.
Thomas kicked off over the goal
posts. Ball punted out from the 25
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