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UNIVERSITY OF TOKTH CAROLINA
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Q. W. Uymas,
Editor-in-Chief,
.ASSOCIATE' KIM'l'OltS
J. W. La.si.ky Jii,
L. X. T.vi.o
X- S. I'j.Ol.MtCH
V. T. JoYXER
It. T. Webb
Jv. A. Buown
F. 1. I'ttltXRlt.
- - - JSnainOs Mnuagpi
Ablaut Hnttfiicss Manager
by the Oiwieral Ath-
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I -tin Association.
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C, its second cJaw matter.
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When we go up against V. P. I. and
Virginia we've got to hold on. to--the
ball all the time. We had might as
well learn that lesson now.
Football Scores Saturday '
At New Haven: Yale 36; Colgate 0.
At Cambridge: Harvard 11; Brown
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Whenevkr our thoughts turn to
Saturday's game with Georgetown we
feel like patting somebody on the back
and whispering into his ear, "Good
luck, old man." If we see any mem
ber of the football team handy he must
receive congratulations. At the con
tinuous report the report kept coming,
"By steady line plunges Carolina ad
vances the ball to the middle of the
field," and so on. Such was the report
that used to come from our team in
l'Xb. Every man works so well in
every play that the reporter does not
say that Belden, or Porter, or Cros
well advances the ball ten yards; he
says Carolina advances the ball ten
yards. When we wish to see what a
team of that kind accomplishes, we
only have to turn back in our memory
to the days of 1904 and '05. That lack
of fight and ginger which they say
was lacking in the game against V.
M. I. was quite reversed Saturday.
The linesmen were not content with
simply holding when a play was .tried
over them, -'they considered it part of
their business to get through their. op
ponents and break up their play. The
only criticism we have to make is that
the men seemed to have art attack of
that old failing, over-confidence, for
about five minutes in the last half. It
won't do to let up a minute in a close
football game. Georgetown managed
here to give us a fine scare in that five
minutes of letting up. Georgetown,
Saturday, was guilty one time of slug
yiny. When one comes to think that
Carolina has been playing football for
season after season, in all kinds of
(fames, in which she was beat
en, games in which she was winning
handily, and games in which she had
to fight for every inch of gronnd she
gained, and yet in all these games not
a single instance of anything like un
clean football, then we may feel proud
of a record not to be surpassed. It is
no mean boast to say that a spirit of
gentlemanliness and fair play is so
strong at Carolina that not once in
years has one of her football players
been guilty of playing dirty ball. One
thing that our men did in the game in
Washington and did often, was to fum
ble the ball. Although this was made
up for in part by the way in which the
team covered the ball, still, how much
0. ' '
At Princeton: Lafayette 6; Prince
ton 0. t ' ' .
At Philadelphia: Pennsylvania State
3; Pennsylvania 3. '
At Pittsburg: Pittsburg. 14; Carlisle
Indians 3. ,
At Ithaca: Cornell 16; Vermont 0.
At West Point: West Point 18; Le
high 0. : "
At Annapolis: Virginia 5; Annapo
lis &
Att Aniherst:Dartmouth 12; Amherst
0, :
At Lancaster: Franklin and Mar
shall 12; Haverford 5, '
At .Milwaukee: Michigan 6; Mar
quette 5.
At Denver: Denver J University 6;
South Dakota 0.
At Columbus: Ohio State 21; Ohio
Wesley an 9.
At South Bend: 'Notre Dame 17;
Michigan Agricultural 0.
At Lincoln: Iowa 6; Nebraska 6.
At Lawrence: University of Kansas
23Washington University of St.Louis
o. -
At Nashville: Vanderbilt 17; Au
burn 0.
At Indianapolis:: Butler College 8;
Earlhart College 0.
At Jackson, Miss.: Alabama 0; Mis
sissippi 0. v ; . ! - "
At New York: Fordham 21; Swarth
more 3. ",;
At Cleveland. Western Reserve 3;
Kenyon 0.
At Madison: Wisconsin 6; Indiana
At Worcester: Worcester 29; Heidel
berg o, . , , ;
At Knoxflille: Georgia 3, University
of Tennessee 0.
At Lexington,. Ky.: Transylvania
University 6; University of Cincinnati
6.-. '.';:: : :-'-T;- .-.'.i'.
At Oberlin: Oberlin 0; Case 0.
At Ames: Ames 6; Missouri 6.
At St. Louis: St. Louis University
14; Wabash College 0.
At New Orleans: Central University
of Kentucky 6; Tulane 0. ;
At Mobile: Alabama ; University
Medicos 28; Southern University
(Greensboro, Alabama) 0.
At Atlanta: Sewanee 15; Georgia
Tech 0.
At Richmond: V. P. I. 52; Richmond
College 0. .;
At Macon, Ga. : Howard 6; Mercer 5.
At Washington: George Washing
ton 26; M. A. C O.
At Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Uni
versity 8; Randolph sMacon College 0.
i Carolina vsi Guilford ?
The .final ; stipulations for. a tennis
meet with Guilford College have been
arranged. The i Guilford team will
come here today, and the meet; will be
gin with the doubles this alternoon at
3:30. Tomorrowattef.noon at the same
hour the singles iwillibe played. As
has been customary, Uhe doubles will
score 40 points for ?the winner and the
singles 30 each. , ,
Hine and Vance "..will , compose the
Guilford team. One of . the Guilford
students says in a letter received yes-r
terday, "Vance is strong on the back
better would it have been if we had . l"V l ' -
, , , , , ,w t. i Hine is yood on drives." The oppor
he d the ball tight when . we got it. Xi . 3 s . , .
lUmiy lO wanii.. itic auunto auu iui iiitt"
tion of play of the players of other col-
ered was nothing short of marvelous. J ,;
Another lesson our team seems to have p ,er ere n : ; 1 i
learned by heart is. to keep their .eyes! Th atneS fW"be P1-0" he
on the ball always. Wherever the ball Gresham court, admission of twenty
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