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Raleigh Wins from Wilmington
Continued from first paK.
ed goal making- it 13 to 0. Wil
mington again received and after
advancing the ball to the middle
of the field they again lost it on
downs. Raleigh advanced the
ball to Wilmington's thirty yard
line where Bowen placed a drop
kick between the uprights.
after touchdowns, Bowen 2.
Referee Klutts (Davidson);
umpire, Trenchard; head lines
man, Oates. Time of quarters,
fifteen minutes.
Championship Game Saturday.
By defeating Wilmington here
the Raleigh High School team
The I "uull"-"5ul topiay vvastniigton
first quarter ended 1(, to 0 in ;; v.ndinpionsn.p oi
Raleigh's favor. hools at Chapel Hill next
Wilmington came hack strong f,. ",jm,nfflonleatc(l
. , . .j Washington, while on Thanl-
in ttie second quarter ami neiui . . T ' .
the Capital city team without a Waslnngton Seated
. J ... Raleigh 13 to 12. The final o-ame
here Sa hir-rlii v will lw -nt tua
The third quarter saw Raleigh ....
add thirteen more points to their lrp . . .
seen by their previous score.
score. Raleia-h received and
after a return of punts carried
the ball down the field for a touch
down, Johnson making the touch
down on the prettiest fake play
t the game.
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touchdown for Raleitrh. while hel . 1
u tnese men at once.
also auueu unuuiei puun uy rick-
NOTICE.
All students are requested to
Wilmington then Uflim ..J"
any nigu (.liuui ui lrep scnooi
ing goa
Wilmington's only score came
in the last quarter. Wilmington
kicked while on their ten yard
line. Johnson of Raleigh touch
ed it when Thompson came by
like a shot and before anyone
knew what had happened he had
"one the entire lengh of the field
for the Sailor's only touchdown.
It was a great run.
Viiminrton also came near
making another touchdown earli
er in the game. It happened in
the same way but Bowen managed
to pull Silverman dowu after the
latter had run fifty yards and
had gained within ten yards of
the coveted goal line.
The work of the entire Raleigh
team was the outstanding feature
at at all times. The playing of
Bowen, Mills. Johnson, and
Champion was great. The de
iense ot the Kaieien line was
good. The best players on the
Dec.
1914
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Five Points
') Universitv of (leonrn:
at Raleigh.
30 Guilford at Guilford.
31 Eloti at Klon.
U Wake Forest at Chape
Hill.
') Virginia at Ealeig-h.
14 'Wake. Forest at Wake
Forest.
V) Guilford at Chapel Hill.
27 Woodberry Forest at
Orange, Va.
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Mar. 2 V. P. I. at Lynchburg.
Mar. 4 Viryuua at Charlottes
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Authorities Consider Rules.
font-hided from first pujjo
between us and our ancient rival,
Sailor Crew were Thompson and the Universitv of Virginia. The
the two Silvermans. advocates of the proposed system
TTui take the view that Virginia is
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versity student, has had complete our chief rival the one to be de
chanre of the Raleigh team the feared as often as possible. "Grant
iwstwasAti whil TT Shaw inir that the rules governing ath-
been coaching Wilmington. It letics at the two Universities
was Wilmington's first defeat of should be as nearly alike as poss-
the season.
The lineup of the two teams
follows.
Position Wilmington
Rhodes
Center
Johnson
Right guard
T.
Left guard
Thanes
Right tackle
Raleigh
Tyree
Parron
Crinkley,
Whitaker
Weathers
Left tackle
Crinkley, S Silverman, I
Right end
McDonald Silvermrn, N
Left End
Johnson
Quarter
Champion
Right half
Mills (Capt)
Left Half
Howen . Thompson
Eull back
Substitutions: Koontz for S.
Crinkley; Grant for Wagner;
Monroe for N. Silverman.
Touchdowns, liowen 2, John
son, Champion, and Thompson.
ible. the ideal standard govern
ing athletics is that the institu
tions most similar should have as
nearas possible the same ath
letic regulations. It has been a
noticeable fact that we in formu
lating athletic rules have consid
ered, to a certain extent, the
rnlfis crn v f ni ir n tlilpfir.s not at
""y Virginia, our chief rival, but at
smaller institutions throughout
our O'vri State.
It is also noticeable .that the
proposed rules will serve to allay
any bad feeling that might arise
from any of the smaller institu
tions of the state, which might,
at the same time, lose some mem
ber of its athletic teams by rea
son of one of its players having
come to Carolina. 1 nus we can
see that in that respect the pro
posed rules will not only do jus
tice to ourselves but will also
prevent any possible criticism
from any source whatsoever.
(Capt)
Hicks
bility be either Earl Mack of
Raleigh or Jim Kelly of Durham.
Both are well known professionals
of the Carolina league.
Dances a Success.
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The following alumni were on
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Dortch, Bob King, John II. Man
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Warren, and Fred Sutton.
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