The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 26, 1915, Page 4, Image 6
CAROLINA DEFEATED
A. AND M. BY 19 TO 10
Agriculturists Rallied in Last
Half of Game.
Whole Team Played Good
Game. Stars Were Folger,
Hill and Copley.
In a stubbornly contested game
the University defeated North
Carolina Agricultural and Me
chanical College at Raleigh last
Thursday 19 to 10. Carolina
made three touchdowns and
kicked one goal; A. & M. put
over one touchdown, and a drop
kick from the 35 yard line. The
Gamecocks started with plenty
of "pep" and enthusiasm, mak
ing all of their points in the first
half. A. & M. braced up in the
final half, scoring 10 points in
last few minutes.
FIRST QUARTER
A. & M. kicked off. Detling
brought the ball back 10 yards.
After a penalty of 10 yards.
gains by Detling, Folger, and Hill
brought the ball to the 15 yard
line. Folger went around left
end for a touchdown three min
utes after the game started.
Copley kicked goal.
Soon afterwards it was Caro
lina's ball on her 30 yard line.
Detling plunged through the
center for 15 yards. Carolina
was penalized 10 yards. A for
ward pass by Detling to Folger
netted 30 yards. Lauden took
3 yards. Folger went around
left end for 35 yards.
SECOND QUARTER
Detling and Folger made short
gains. Detling carried the ball
over the goal line. Carolina
kicked off. A. & M. made 30
yards. Intercepting a forward
pass, Folger went 50 yards for
a touchdown.
TIIRD QUARTER
Neither side scored during this
quarter. A forward pass by
Copely to Crouch backed by
Riha's and Detling's gains
brought the ball to A. & M's 2
yard line. The North Carolin.
ians took the ball on downs.
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FOURTH QUARTER
Carolina substituted eight men
in this period. Riddick blocked
Surran's drop kick. Rice and
Bomer took the ball 19 yards af
ter Carolina was penalized 15
yards. Sullivan caught a for
ward and made A. & M's touch
down. Carolina kicked off. Af
ter A. & M. brought the ball to
Carolina's 35 yard line, Bomer
kicked a field goal. Neither side
scored after this. The stars of
the game were Folger, Detling,
Hill, and Copley.
Hot headed men usually have
cold feet.
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