SMASHING FOOTBALL
ENDS IN VICTORY FOR
LIGHT TAR HEEL TEAM
(Continued from Page 1)
man was a feature of the first
half for Carolina, while Pharr's
brilliant leadership at quarter
thruout the game has won
him a place in the Tar ' Hee
Hall of Fame. The splendid
defensive work of Spaugh and
his all-round steadiness when
carrying the ball was another
feature of the backfield. Lowe,
playing for Coleman the sec
ond half, played a great offen
sive game and punted well.
The whole substitute backfield
more than met expectations.
The line, from end to end,
played great ball, altho the
individual work of the ends
Cochrane and Proctor, of Har
rel, of Pritchard, who scored
on a blocked kick, of Grimes,
of Robbins,- of Blount and
Jacob! should be mentioned
and there you have the lot of
them.
A. and E.'s backfield work
was sensational at all stages,
Gurley, Faucette and Hill hit
ing the line at times and driv
thru with irresistible force.
The only man in the State
College backfield who did not
show excellent form was Mur
ray, whose frequent fumbles
were expensive to his team. '
Homewood and Kirkpatrick,
ends; Ripple and Young, tack
les, played hard consistent ball
in the, State College line.
The work of Faucette, who
made three long runs, was a
feature of the backfield work.
The score by quarters fol
lows: First Quarter
Carolina receives ball on the 20 yard
line. Tenney runs it up ten yards. N.
C. gains 3 yards thru the line. Cole
man punts the ball to A. and E. 's 25
yard line. A. and E. punts to Caro
lina 's 40 yaTd line. Tenney gains 5
yards thru the line. Pharr gains 3
yards thru the line. A. and E. pen
alized 5 yards. 1st down for Carolina.
Spaugh gains 1 yard thru line. Cole
man gains 2 yards. Coleman punts be
hind goal. A. and- E. 's ball on their
, 20 yard line. A. and E. punts to mid
1 field. Coleman runs thirty yards with
ball to A. and E. 's 20 yard line. Spaugh
- gains 3 yards thru the line. Tenney
-gains 3 thru line. Coleman passes the
ball over the goal line to Pharr for a
, touch-down. Carolina fails to kick goal.
Score: N. C. 6; A. and E. 0.
A. and E. receives ball on 15 yard
line. Downed 25 yard line. A. and E.
gains 3 yards thru line but fumbles.
Blount recovers Carclina's ball. Carolina
fails to gain. Carolina gains 2 yards.
Coleman passes to Proctor. Penalized 5
yards. N. C. gains 1 yard. N. C.
passes purposely to A. and E. on
5 yard line. A. and E. gains 1
yard. Sims and Woodall relieve Coch
rane and Proctor. A, and E. pass fails.
Dortch for Harrell. A. and E. punts.
N. C. returns to 20 yard line. No gain
on 1st. N. C. gains 7 thru line. N.
C. gains 1 thru line. Pass fails. A.
and E. 's ball on 15 yard line. Pass
fails. Pass fails. N. C. . penalised. 1st
down for A. and E. Faucette runs 30
yards but is downed by Pharr. A. and
E. passes but for 9 yards, first down.
Tenney gains four yards thru the line.
Spaugh gains Y2 yard. Pass fails. Ten
ney fails in drop kick. A. and E.'s ball
on 25 yard line. A. and E. loses 3
yards on end run. Gurley gains 6
yards around end.' 7 to go. Gurley
punts to N. C. 'a 40 yard line. Tenney
gains 5 yards thru the line. Spaugh
gains 3 yards. N. C. penalized 15 yards.
Tenney gains 3 yards. "25 to go. N.
C. punts to Faucette who breaks loose
for 50 yards. Tenney gets him on N.
C. 'b 25 yard line.
i Second Quarter :
A. and E. fumbles and fails to gain.
A. and E. makes first down thru the
line. A. and E. gains 2 yards thru the
line. A. and E. gains 3 yards thru line.
10 yards to goal. Pass nets 9 yards.
A. and E. drives thru line for touch
down. Kick fails. Score 6 to 6.
A. and E. receives ball on 20 yard
line and ruHhes to 35 yard line. Gurley
gains 15 yards. Hill gains 3 yards. A.
and E. penalized 10 ynnls. 12 to" go.
Gurloy gains 2 yards. A. and E. punts
to Tenney who is downed on N. C. 's
30 yard line. N. C. fails to gain.
Spaugh loses 5 ynnls. Coleman punts
to Gurley who is downed on his forty
yard lino. A. and K. gains 2 yards
thru line. A. und K. gains 'AV-i ynnls
thru line. - A. and E. gains 1 yards,
A. and E. punts. N. C. blocks ball on
our 45 yard line. Tenney loses 8 yards,
Pass fails. Coleman punts to A. anlr
E.'s 25 yard line. A. and E. fumbles,
N. C's ball on A. and E.'s 25 yard
line. Spaugh gains 1 yard thru line,
Coleman passes to Cochrane for first
down. Ball on A. and E.'s 15 yard
line. N. C. fumbles. A. and E. re
covers. A. and E. punts to N. C. on
our 40 yard line: Spaugh gains 3 yards.
Hardin goes in for Tenney. N. C. does
not gain. Coleman punts to Gurley who
is downed in tracks by Blount on 10
yard line. A. and E. punts to Hardin
1 1 1 I i r " i
wno is aownea on our yarn line.
Half over. Second Half
Carolina kicks off. Gurley receives
ball on his ten yard line and runs 80
yards to Carolina's ten yard line. For
ward pass gives touch down. A. and E
seores thru line. Fails to kick goal.
Score : 12 to 6.
A. and E. receives kick off. Gurley
downed on 25 yard line by Harrell. A
and E. gains 2 yards thru line. A. and
E. fumbles and N. C. recovers on 35
yard line. N. C. does not gain. Coch
rane gains 2 yards around end. A. and
E. intercepts N. ' C. 's push on 35 yard
line. A. and E. gains 2 yards thru
line. A. and E. gains 3 yards thru
line. Gurley punts but Pritchard breaks
thru and blocks kick, recovering the
ball on the 25 yard line and running
for a touch-down. N. C. kicks goal.
Score: 13 to 12.
A. and E. receives and is downed on
31 yard line. A. and E. gains 3 yards
thru line. A. and E. gains 1 yard
thru line. Ball goes over on downs.
Fourth Quarter
N. C's ball on our 40 yard line. N.
C. does not gain. N. C. no gain. Lowe
punts and A. and E. returns to 30 yard
line. Gant goes in for Pritchard. A.
and E. gains 2 yards. A. and E. tries
pass which Blount intercepts on forty
yard line. N. C. gains 2 yards. Lowe
passes to Cochrane for 15 yards. Grif
fith gains two yards. Lowe gains 3.
Pass fails. Lowe to Spaugh. Lowe
punts outside on A. and E.'s 40 yard
line. A. and E. gains 8 around end.
A. and E. gains 2. 1st down. Ball
mid-field. A. and E. gains five yards.
A. and E. fumbles. Harrell recovers
for N. C. Our ball mid -field.' Proctor
around end for 4 yards. Lowe punts,
and A. and E. back waits -to let ball
roll out. Ball inside. A. and E.'s ball
on their 5 yard line. A. and E. punts
to N. C. who returns ball to A. and E. 's
30 yard line. N..C. gains 2 yards. N.
C. gains IV2 yards. Pass fails. Lowe
passes, Gurley intercepts and is downed
on his fifteen yard line. A. and E.
gains 3 yards. A. and E. gains 1 yard.
A. and E. punts. N. C. 's ball mid-
field. Lowe loses 2. Spaugh gains 9.
Griffith gains 1. N. C. punts. A. and
E. returns to 20 yard line. Jacobi for
Blount. A. and E. fumbles. N. C's
ball on 20 yard line. N. C gains 1
yard. N. C. fails. N. C 's ball. Fum
bles, Gurley recovering on 30 yard line.
A. and E. passes for 15 yards. A. and
E. gains 4 yards. Smith for Pharr.
A. and E. passes fails A. and E.
passes fails. Gurley runs 20 yards and
is downed by Smith. A. and E. passes
fails A. and E. passes fails. A. and
E. passes fails A. and E. tries drop
kick which fails, Lowe running ball up
to 30 yard line. Mobly for Smith.
Time.
Bond Has Freshmen
Team Working Hard
'Hit 'em hard Freshman," will be
:e cry when the Carolina first year men
line up against the Davidson scrubs on
Emerson Field this afternoon. After
two or three weeks ' of strenerous and
grilling training and scrimmaging,
Coach Bond's men are in fine shape to
stack up cards against the Presy-
terian boys. In the practice games
rith the varsity scrubs, the first year
reserve team has developed into a
powerful and well-working machine.
Among the material of the squad is
found much ability. There are many
former preperatory school and high
school stars who are going well. In
their work, the warriors of Coach Bond
have displayed a large amount of speed
and weight in hitting the line and
covering ground.
When interviewed by a representa
tive of the Tar Heel, Coach Bond seemed
very well pleased with the showing of
his cohorts and confident of & most suc
cessful season. He stated that he did
not wish to out any information in
regard to any individual players at the
present time. The showing of the squad
in practice games has given student
followers of the game a good idea of
ability of the gang.
An old "ante bellum" first year foot
baal schedule has been arranged hy
Manager J. II. Erwin, Jr. The teams
to bo met and the dates of the con
tests are as follows:
Davidson Scrubs at Chapel Hill, Oc
tober 25.
A. & K. Freshmen at Chapel Hill No
vember .
Asheville School fur Hoys at Ashe
ville, November H.
Bingham Military School at ('Impel
Hill, November 15.
Virginia Freshmen at Charlottesville,
November 22.
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