North Carolina at South Carolina

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 22, 1936, page 31

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  TILT OF CAR0LlNAS GOES TO TARHEELS Score in First Half for 14–⁠0 Win Over South Carolina. Hutchins Stars. NJ the ASsoctateo rress. COLUMBIA, s. C., November al ~ North Carolina subdued an I’M proved South Carolina team, IA to o, in the first half of the battle OF the Carolinas today, and kept control throughout a scoreless second half before homecoming crowd Of 10000. Jim Hutchins, 1s0-pound pile-driving fullback, smashed 2S yards on guard to the opening touchdown soon after entering the game and spark plugged the Tarheels from then on. The second score, on 6-yard plunge by Little, nimble Tarheel quarterback, capped o 63-yard drive in which Hutchins bucked the line for ) yards st a try and alternated his runs with passes to Watson. Tom Burnette, Tarheel .halfback, booted the extra point after each touchdown.

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North Carolina leads 36–⁠20–⁠4 in 60 meetings, counting the 41 since this game.