the ball to the 40-line line. On Bel
ser's run around right end he dropped
the ball and it was Charleston's ball.
The visitors here attempted the for
ward pass, which resulted in an un
pleted pass, for which the penalty
was 15 yards. Farrow then kicked and
Hammond fumbled, the ball goi.ng
again to Charleston. Charleston
kicked and Holmes was tackled in his
tracks in the middle of the field. Two
gains for two yards each were netted
.by Belser and Holmes. On another
attempt to gain by the use of the fake
kick the ball went over to Charleston,
as distance was not gained by Caro
lina. Farrow made a gain of 15 yards
around right end, this being Charles
ton's largest gain during the game.
On the next play Charleston was
tackled behind the line and then Far
row kicked.
GONZALES GAINS THIRTY.
The kick was blocked by Carolina
and Capt. Gonzales got possession of
the ball and gained an almost open
field for a while. He advanced 30
yards, and he might have gone for a
touchdown had he got more interfer
ence by his teammates. After this
play Gonzales retired and Carter went
in to play tackle.
Hammond went for six yards and
Carter made it five more. Hammond
clipped off two yards and Perrin went
over left tackle for eight yards. Per
rin went five yards on the next play,
carrying the ball within a yard of the
goal line. Dargan carried the ball over
on a cross formation, the touchdown
being made in nine minutes' play.
Holmes failed to kick goal. Score:
Carolina 11; Charleston College o.
Farrow kicked to Holmes, who ad
vanced 12 yards. Holmes then kicked
outside and it was Charleston's ball
on the 40-yard line. Farrow kicked
behind the goal posts and the ball was
brought out to the 25-yard line and
kicked by Holmes. VonKolnitz made
five yards. Farrow kicked again. The
delayed pass was worked from
Holmes to Hammond, but no gain
was netted. Here the first helf ended.
Score: Carolina i 1; Charleston Col
lege o.
SECOND HALF.
Holmes kicked off to Charleston and
the ball was brought up 12 yards. Far
row tried around left end, but no gain
was netted. On the next play Von
Kolnitz was tackled behind the line
and the third down saw 12 yards to
go for the visiting te/m. Carolina was
penalized five yard5 for off side. Far
row kicked and, C6hen got the ball
after a fumble. Farrow failed to gain
around right end and kicked. Holmes
advanced four yards. Perrin went one
yard. The fake kick was tried and
Perrin advanced thereby 12 yards
around left end. Belser went aroind
right end for 15 yards. Carter went
over left tackle for five yards. Per
rin made six yards; Dargan four;
Perrin four; Hammond five; Ham
mond four; Holmes attempted to go
around right end, but was tackled be
hind the line. Perrin went out of the
game and was substituted by Blake.
On the first play Blake dropped the
ball on an end run and Charleston
gained possession of it. Farrow
kicked. Belser went for five yards;
Blake three; Hammond three. Blake
was taken out on the next play when
he again fumbled and DesPortes went
in at quarterback and Holmes shifted
to right tackle. Charleston's ball.
Farrow attempted tj go around left
end and was tackled behind the line
by Dargan for a five-yard loss. Far
row kicked. DesPortes went for five
yards; Bclser for 10 around right end.
Holmes took in four yards and on the
attempt at forward pass the ball went
over to Charleston with a gain of io
yards. Farrow kicked and the ball
was advanced by Holmes 12 yards.
Hammond gained five yards. Belser
got loose and went for 20 yards on an
end run. Holmes gained three, then
seven around left end. Marion made
two yards over right tackle and Carter
five yards over left tackle. Izlar
clipped off three yards and Hammond
the same number. Within one yard
of the goal Holmes went around left
end for no gain. Dargan gained a
half yard. On the third down Belser
carried the ball over for a touchdown
around right end. Holmes kicked
goal. The time for the touchdown
was 13 3-4 minutes. Score: Carolina
17; Charleston College o.
With one and a quarter minutes to
play Holmes kicked and the ball was
returned eight yards. Farrow kicked
and DesPortes went i yards. Here
the long forward pass was attempted
by Holmes to Dargan and the ball
went over on the fumble. Farrow
kicked to Hammond, who returned
the kick. Charleston kicked again and
it was DesPortes' ball on the 15-yard
line. The game was over. Score:
Carolina 17; Charleston College o.
An analysis of the -game shows that
Carolina made distance something
like r5 times while Charleston College
made the -required distance on plays
but swice. There were no real stellar
plays during the game, except, pos
sibly, the long run by Gonzales. Sev
eral of the boys played steady, consist
ent ball, as Belser at half and Dargan
at end for Carolina. Perrin netted
good gains, as the details of the game
show. The line men were very much
more aggressive in yesterday's game
than they were the Saturday before
and, as stated, a number of line plays
were pulled off successfully.
Carolina's next game is with the
University of Georgia, which is played
at Athens next Saturday.
All the University rooters had their
voices keyed to the top notch, and
when the team deserved cheering it
came with full force. The spectators
in the grandstand were able to see
most of the game, but it would be far
better if the supporters of the Garnet
and Black would not let their spirits
get away with them and rush out on
the field at times.
TENNIS
Written by B. J. White.
The Lawn Tennis Association of
the U. S. C. held its first meeting of
the new session last Thursday after
noon, when the following officers were
elected to serve during the ensuing
year:
President and Secretary-Prof. H.
C. Davis.
Vice-President-J. D. Lee.
Treasurer-S. B. Rich.
President Davis appointed the usual
committees and plans were discu6-,d
to promote interest in tennis among
the students of the University.
The Association, as a regular or
ganization with ddes and a plan of
systematized work, is less than a year
old; yet it includes some forty mem
bers, some of whom are well known
in local tennis circles. At the Ridge