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THE TAR HEEL
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Well, we backed the fame, but we
did no more than we should have done.
What in the milky pike is wrong
with the regulars? That first quarter
was painful, Outside of John Tillett
you would have thought the whole
bunch were at their cat's grandmother's
funeral. Winston's touchdown dash
broke the gloom to some slight extent.
As the game went on the subs made
it more spirited. The last quarter with
the second team on the firing line was
500 percent snappier than the opening
period.
John Tillett went out in the third
period with an elbow out of whack.
That means out of the game for
several weeks It is a pity, for he was
playing the best game Saturday we've
ever seen him play.
Abby" was mighty agg-resive the
last three quarters. The tight jawed
one is coming into his own.
"Bony" Porter was penalized a
couple of times but he ran some bean
tiful interference.
Calmes, Chambers. Ruffin and Wil
liams advanced the oval with pleasing
regularity.
Pember knows how to recover
punt. ; That 30 yard return was
beauty.
As a placement booter Stevens looks
mighty good. That toe of his ought
to be useful in the next few weeks.
Will Tillet bristles with energy,
He kept the boys on their toes in that
last quarter section. If he could hook
twenty pounds of meat from "Stouty"
otewart
That Baptist right tackle, Pointer,
made things rather warm for "Ickey
and Bob Winston. He went through
on several occasions.
We bested V. M. I. 6-0. V- M.-1.
and the Norfolk Blues fought to
araw. The Blues mopped with the
Water Babies,31-0. We walloped the
tfabies 37-0. Now, who says there's
nothing in comparative scores? But
halt a moment. Virginia f railed V.
M. I., Saturday, 28-0 and Washington
; and Lee topped Davidson 14-12. Earn
estly and profoundly we hope there's
little in comparative scores.
There were other interesting bouts.
Saturday. Vandy broke a bottle of
coca cola by tieing Yale 0-0. Navy
just did, nose out V. P. I. 3-0. Pitts,
burg ran over Georgetown 17-0.
, Now, we meet Georgetown in Wash
ington Saturday. We have a chance
but it depends on several things. Our
fellows must play according to coach
Brides. He knows more football than
they do. They must show about ten
times more snap than they did in that
first quarter Saturday. They must
fire up and fight as if the devils prong
were pricking- them. If they will
they can all right enough-our Cath
olic friends may receive a slight shock.
The big series came out as we ex
pected - though rather one sided.
Mack's flingers diden't have to exert
themselves in the least. His hench
men just whaled the ball to the tall
and uncut. That's about all there
was to it.
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