North Carolina at Georgetown

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  The news & observer. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, North Carolina, November 8, 1904, page 2

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  TAR HEELS Sixteen to Naught is the Record of the Game. NorfoIlx Va. Nov. 5.-GeorgetoWn 1r1 ~ i1’ defeated the University OF North carolina i’m football here TO-DAY hv = score of 16 to 0. The weather was fine for ball playing ana the game was called at 2:3O p. m. :. ,.o,,oa Whan the teams lined up it looked r,lka they were pretty evenly matched ana maj the winning team would wiz Inv n. small score, ii either should be allowed TO score at all. Georgetown 1”as fully fifteen pounds heavier than carolina and won the game only by ortweighing the Tar Heels. carolina won the toss and chose TO kick off. Carpenter booted the leather for Carolina, placing it beyond the goal line. Then Georgetown kicked Of TO Carolina from the twenty-five ward line Carolina soon gave up the ball on downs. Georgetown then advanced the ball some few yards but was forced 10 Kick. Carolina received the ball on her twenty yard line and carried it TO Ceorgetown’s three yard line and by some of Cardinals men missing the signal she lost the ball. Georgetown. then advanced the ball some few yards and the first half was up; score to .. In the second half, Carolina kicked to Georgetown again. she advanced the ball but soon lost it. Then ia Tie field. but il was blocked and Georgetown got the ball. Georgetown then scored her first touch down and kicked goal Georgetown then kicked to Carolina. She advanced the bal! TO the middle of the field, but was forced to punt Georgetown secured the ba!l and soon made another touch down but failed to kick goal. The last time Georgetown kicked to Carolina and she carried the ball we’ll down in iieorgetoWn’s territory, but lost il on Downs Then Georgetown brought the ball to the center of the field. Here she sent one of her backs through Carolina’s line and by a strong interference and hard kicking, hiking, hiking. he rushed over for a touch down. No goal. Time up; score 16 to 0. No one ever saw a prettier game than the first half. In fact the Tar heels played all over the Catholics. but in the last half Carolina was wind ell. Georgetown made her distance by heavy line plunging, being unable to make any distance around ends. While Carolina made distance any where she could call n play. yet she made more ground on end runs. Caroiina’s whole team vas a star Il big star but Stewart and Carpenter especially did fine work. 1t Will be eSpecially gratifying to all Of North Carolima 20 learn that Owens. George towns center who stands about 80 pounds stripped, did not put II all over Stewart, Cardinals center, as he Civ ens) had boosted that he would do, but in turn, had it put all over him and was forced to call for the calf rope” and a substitute was brought. Time, twenty-five minute halves. GEORGETOWN Positions Carolina.

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 7, 1904, page 9 (results column)

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  SPORTS OF ALL SORTS Many Hard Battles Fought on the Gridiron Saturday. BLUE AND GRAY WON TIGERS SCORED NOTABLE VIC TORY OVER WEST POINTERS. High-Class Women Golfers in Best Ball Match-Basket Ball and Indoor Base Ball BLUE AND GRAY WON The foot ball games of Saturday failed to bring out the accustomed surprise. Har ward was the only big team that did not win. being held to a nothing to-nothing score by Dartmouth. Yale played Brown and won without undue exertion. as did Pennsylvania from Lafayette. Princeton had her haads full with West Point, but had the game safe once she got into good working order. Cornell ran up big score against Lehigh. and the Navy trounced Pennsylvania State. Against West Point Yale and Princeton did about equally well in rushing and in detense Reckoning by the game each played at the Point. next Saturdays clash between the blue and the orange and black will be as hard-fought as any e-Princeton game ever was. with the teams so nearly even in ability as to make the toss of a coin as good a line to go by anything else. Each team Is potent in attack. and therefore scoring may be expected from each. The latter will also be the case IL recent traditon is lived up to- In six out of the last nine faie-Prlnceton games both sides have scored. The scores for those years: 1896 Yale co. Princeton 10; 1S.H-Princeton “a, Yale q: 1S97-Yale q. Princeton 0: 1893 Princeton g. Yale o; 1S9J-Princeton IL, Yale 10; 19Oo-Yaie %. Princeton ); 19O1-Yale II. Princeton o; 1gO2-Yale H. Princeton 5; 1eO3-Princeton IL. Yale 8. Scores of Saturdays Games. Georgetown 16 North Carolina 0. George Washington 0. Johns Hopkins 0. St Johns II. Gallaudet 6. University of Maryland 6, Maryland Agricultural College o. Princeton IL. West Point g. Yale %. Brown o. Pennsylvania %. Lafayette 0. Harvard o. Dartmouth o tie) Cornell 30. Lehigh ). Wesleyan %. Vermont o. Amherst 40 Holy Cross 0. Annapolis 20 Pennsylvania State Col lege Q. Chicago 6S, Texas o. Wittenberg 8, Miami o. Hamilton IS. Rochester @. Michigan 80. Drake 4. Union IL. Trinity q. Rutgers o. Delaware 6. Princeton freshmen 10. Yale freshmen {. Harvard freshmen IS, Gushing Academy IL. Bates %. Colby o. Bowdoin %, University of Maine s. Illinois At. Ohio o. A. and M. College o. South Carolina o. Nebraska H. Iowa 6. Minnesota 90. Lawrence College o. Wisconsin 81. Beloit o. Kansas “a. Notre Dame ). Washington II. Missouri o. Charleston Co. Fort Screven o. Virginia ), Virginia Polytechnic Institute o. Oberlin II, Western Reserve University r. Tufts %. Springfield Training School TO- Colgate q. Williams o. Syracuse IA, Manhattan College 0. Cornell 30. Lehigh 5. Phillips Andover 36, Lawrenceville o. Purdue “a. Indiana Medical ). Ohio Wesleyan “a. Marietta College 6. Clemson College II Georgia “Tech”

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Georgetown leads 7–⁠3–⁠1 in 11 meetings, counting the eight since this game.