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BIRMINGHAM A GE ALD PAGE 9 Gillis Her Cs Quarterback before the whistle they Grown Hoff Left Half 1 1 nbert Allen tniindndhahda21tlfl21 29 brcak from and sprinted 44 gained at will ull Baek not be denied 0 left always his im START rva ion his NOVEMBER With A territory the greater train SAVING Substi Gi ill 7 and morning trains of Let Us urnish CITY TICKET OICE 105 NORTH Special Train and The Line Up Reduced Rates Loyola (0) Mercer (0) Gaudet Smith stealer nor the fleetest fielder nor the efers was fast Mayo A Smith Carson Center Molony Dunn Alabama Kentucky Jowers Holiness Ellison a a ootball Game Lawrence Nolan Glover 7 Cecil 5 Smith Scores by period: Examination ree The run the the him and thrill of line booted a beau his teammates only fray in through ROUND TRIP onlv momentar the Gillian's morn break failing drawing to a close break and he has built his of their There STETSON BEATS LOUISIANA TEAM Open Up regulars opened the the the superiority three yards yards down Regulars Notre Dame quarter and 0 13 0 0 chosen wav and daring always to there arc no seconds prize ring will never made a remarkable sprinter the biggest would hav fs next move was He knew exactly More than that would do to act fielder Cobb Galileo got an idea sun and not the sun around the world Napoleon believed in the red star of in the heavens and he remade the art dominated the earth And so it has spring up from obscure places flash in Tuscaloosa at 9:15 stops at 20th Street at in treating PRIVATE AMAZINGLY LOW PRICED 1924 MODEL GOVERNMENT TESTED SIDE WHEELER and marine corps and thousands of listed men witnessed the contest Punting was frequently resorted to by both teams Each of the teams were Dainc's arehieves tinning plunging and the game ended beforeould warm up again Colonels Stronger LANIER POETS TIE BARTON 0 0 WOOSTER HOLDS OHIO STATE 7 7 Cauhorn 1g le Larimore Ellis Martin went in for Schlosser in theecond quarter and Richardson went in or Smith in the third quarter Right Guard McClintock man after hitting him weak resistence and the of Grill and McEvoy Howard backs McCarthy and Casey On impted a forward pass rd line to the 5 yard line incomplete and from that Clarke rt James 1g Dunnelly rh QUANTICO TEAM BEATS BENNIKC (H Hl BEATS COEE Mississippi defense sitance than at After holding for 0 0 0 000 He has registered from Detroit ever since Detroit club DOCTORS OR MEN punt from through the Mobile yards carry ins the 13 yard line Casey Scokel was caught He started baseballing in 1904 with the Augusta team playing two games He began tne limo season again with He finished the 1905 season with Detroit being sold August 28 at price of $700 He has registered from Detroit ever since In 1921 manager of the HILL TURNSHOWARD BACK 6 TO 0 whistle was in Loyola TIDE HAS EASY TIME WITH OLE MISS 6 TO Neither Eleven Able To Score In Titular Battle passes completed The play of the game was end period when Wood 1 rum 'The time carried the ball changed the ways of living and the means of life Ty Cobb down the field for touchdown after touchdown fsnbstttul ions Alabama Barnes for Brown Compton tor 1'errv 'liver tor Compton Johnson for Whittaker Rosenfeld for Gillis Hudson for Mc Clintock Ennis for Jones mpton for Oliver Perry tor Langhorne Morrison for Caldwell Holmes for Propst Cohen for Hubert Winslelt: lor Baines Hus sey for Winslet Brown for Rosenfeld Mississippi Elmore lor Lettwieh DELAND la Nov Making 33 first down to the visitors' one Coach McQuillan's "Orange Stetson university eleven this afternoon de feated Louisiana college pigskin ma chine 32 to 0 Louisiana was unable to penetrate the strong Green and White defense but twice during the contest and were forced on the defen sive throughout the struggle Snyder on the line and the entire backfield starred for Stetson ROCKMEN TURN BACK TORNADO always figured out what he wanted to do he was certain of what the other fellow That made it easv for him He knew how to escape the hittaker Smithson (c) Right Half Investigate Our Success the play and compelled infielders to make fumbles and bad throws by over hurrying Cobb had speed yes But baseball': dozen other men just ns fast did not make infielders hurry so they fumbled and threw badly enabling the runner te beat the play the way Cobb did One of the1 greatest sprinters of all time was Bernie Wefers Baseball men who saw him run decided lie would star in professional baseball because of his speed So they tried to make a ball player out of efers They failed He was faster than any man of his time But he did not know what Io do with his speed In baseball having speed anti knowing how to apply it are different things Cobb knew better how to apply it than other Special Train Going Leave Birmingham Depot 9:30 a Arrive University Station 11:15 a Arrive Tuscaloosa 11 :20 a The second of Rockne's team exerted itself Right Half Don Miller receiving a pass from his running mate Crowley star of the Princeton encounter took it over Notre Dame's first touchdown 1 den olnced it liehind Tech's coni Rockne's second score shortly after which a second team again took the field The grilling given Tech's warriors be gan to become apparent and the offense they had shown in the first period started to weaken Roach substituting for Crowley arose as a future star in Norte Dame football when he made a pretty run and drive for the second squad's first touchdown He later went over for another Coach Rockne used nearly 40 men in the game the complete regular line up at no time being used Livergood at fullback showed to good advantage in Leave Tuscaloosa Station 5:10 Leave University 5:15 Arrive Birmingham 7 :00 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8 $302 ROUND TRIP Uasy went five run last NDAY 0 2 19 2 4 Coaches Secure Rail and Pullman Tickets Depot Phone Main S1UU McEvoy fumbled on the sec Casey recovered for Howard Hill's 40 yard line pass McCarthy to Scokel to yards but two succession were TheTSelmont is of course not able for its charming location It overlooks Lincoln Park Golf Links and Bridle Paths a throw from Lake Michigan yet is 5 only twelve minutes by motor bus from the heart of the city Those who know its service and appoint ments however find them even more desirable than the uniquely beautiful location TZi prices are moderate WASHINGTON Nov The Quantico Marines in a one sided foot ball game today romped over the ort Benning infantry team 39 to 0 The Marines scored in all periods and at no time were threatened by the soldiers Mrs Coolidge wife of the president many high officers of the army navy and marine corps and thousands of en Notre Dame Uses Second Stringers Most Of Time Brains Secret Of Great Success Diamond He thought faster than any maiwhat ever wore spiked shoes And he thought more thoroughly He saw the little things that the others missed and be took Nothing escaped The mechanical per Ider the minute phy I SWAMPS CLEMSON 50 TO 6 Long Runs By Cohen And Brown eature In One Sided Victory In Hie second half the Bulldogs canYe buck desperately trying to score The locals made a first down immediately af ter kick off and Stevens shot a pass to Scokel for 11 yards carrying the ball into Spring Hill territory Grill recov ered a fumble oil his own 45 yard line ullback Offiicals: Cole (Clemson) refrec Tingley (Washington and Lee) umpire Cox (Georgia) headlinesman i Local Eleven Outplays i lorence Team rom Start Alabama first scure came as a re sult of a fumble by Op Miss in the early minutes of play Hoff fumbled as Alabama kicked of and Tama re covered on the Mississippi 20 yard line Two line plays got seven yards and Mack Brown then skirted right end for a touchdown Grill And McEvoy Play Brilliantly In Killians Victory Over Bulldogs yard gain scoring Mississippi first and only earned first down A moment later Ole Miss was given another firt down when an eager Crimson linesman crashed into Howes with unnecessary one sided game played almost greatest hitter Be became base ball's greatest player because he had the best base ball brain ever developed the faster thinking brain in the realm of baseball Because he had the ability to conceive a situation and take full ad vantage of it before his opponents awakened to it He was a keener student of the game than they and he under stood the game better than they What is more he understood other players better than they understood themselves He knew their strength and their weakness He knew their virtues and their faults as far as playing ball was concerned He was the greatest player because he thought ahead of the them at all times The play directly in front of him was not his aim but the play that was to come after The play of the moment until he scored was merely the foundation for the play that was to come He was not the greatest fielder for a dozen men in baseball towered over him as outfielders He was not the greatest place hitter for "Wee Willie" Keeler was a bit better in placing hits He was not the greatest slugger for a few dozen men have been able to hit a ball harder than Cobb ever could lie was not the fastest man in the game for several others were just as fast a few even faster Not The Body But The Head The difference between Cobb and all the other stars of baseball did not rest in the body but in the head He thought quicker than anyone else and he knew how to put his mechanical skill to more advantages than any of the others They said that he made many of his hjts because he was so fast He hurried Defense Collapses de Miss defense collapsed soon after the second half opened and the flashy Rosenfeld swept the ends with abondoit lie outran would be tacklers and squirmed his way through broken fields for many long gains His gains were for 35 25 30 25 yards With the Mississippi eleven whipped to nil anemic end dispirited bunch of men in the last period Cohen struck out around his left end and behind perfect inter ference carried the ball 75 yards for a touchdown It was the first play after' Mississippi hud kicked off after score An instant later after 'Ole Miss had again kicked to the Tidesmen Mack Brown received the oval on iiis 20 yard stripe and hurled himself through a mass of Mississippi jersey to gain a clear field from where he zigzagged himself down the field for 80 yards and Alabama's fiiuu touiiidown Tide In Great orm Their blocking tactics were superb and their attacking deadly all of hich speaks for itselfs in the nine touch downs by a half dozen of the flashiest backs in southern grid circles Twen ty nine first downs were registered by the Tide against two for '('le Miss In the fourth period Allen ducked into his Passing Game i in the drive that resulted in their touchdown the Spring Hill eleven took the ball on their 38 yard line and Grill circled end behind beautiful interfer ence for 11 yards McEvoy last a yard hut Grill hurled a pass to Davis for three yards and came back with one to Delloff for 28 yards With the ball on Howard's 25 yard line Grill failed to nin but shot a beautiful pass to Mc Ivoy for 22 yards including rretiy run Grill went off tackle for the retnaifing yardage for a touchdown He missed a drop kick for point after goal The half ended a few minutes later soon after Halloran had raced across Howard's goal line but had been called Stevens tried a formation which ball went over Grill's 30 yard ilv drove danger door for Scokel ran forward wall for 20 hall to Spring Hill's made two yards but without gain A Scokel went for four pass a three man 20TH STREET MAIN 370 James reeman Division Passenger Agent t'obb could have been light away and would But him the mark He would have had the jump on all competitors Did The Unexpected In base running his brain work was as conspicuous as his speed He starred before they expected him to start He went when they did not expect him to go and he made no at tempt to advance when he was expected to He always crossed them up however and the tide of battle again swung toward the Hillians Howard's Chance The visitors carried tiie ball into How ard's territory but were forced to punt Later in the half Howard started an other drive toward's Spring Hill's goal and McCarthy and Casey made first down on the Mobil 30 yard line Casey followed up by a 15 yard smash through the line and came back with another 12 yard smash Howard was penalized five yards on the next play just as the fourth quarter opened Stet ens fumbled and recovered for no through line and from drop kick ground and the ran up against a Tartar when it met Wooster an Ohio conference eleven today ami had to accept a tie score 7 to' 7 Wooster scored the first touch down of the season against Ohio State when Smith ran 39 yards through a broken field for the score It was the third tie game in five contests for Ohio (Copyright 1924 in the United Sta American Newspaper Alliance for Age Herald All rights reserved) GARRuLOus old gentieman named Socrates remade the mental pro cesses of the world by his incessant questioning the earth was running around the and remade the story of the heavens destiny he saw shining for him at night of warfare and for his brilliant hour ever been in the history of man: men their genius upon their stage drive inspire dominate and fade away but they leave their imprint on a remade world An Edison arises to dominate with dynamos a ord ordains a new indus trial era a Wilson dictates the world political thought of his time a Pasteur remakes the field of medicine and a Bach changes the course of music they live their lives these men and pass on while a world of endless generations fascinated by their deeds seeks a key to the riddle ofjhir baffling personali ties And there is no answer for of the world great each in has been a law unto himself refusing always to conform sail out on uncharted seas THERE ARE NO SECONDS There is but one Shakespeare one Lincoln one Twain Grand opera will never know another Caruso and the know another Dempsey And baseball also has its lonely figure sitting on the Olympian' (or shall we say myopian heights of hero worship There is but one and the baseball world will never know his like again Tyrus Raymond Cobb the inspiration of the boyhood of America or 20 years he has dominated the thought of a sport loving public That boy who years ago was the star batter in the sand lot team known as the Ty Cobb Juniors now has a son who stars on a team by the same name or 20 years he has vied with the Roosevelts the ords the Edisons for the news paper space ot the republic because the people wanted to know about his deeds his daring ruthless rushing fiery fighting to get the his personality HE REMADE HIS SPORT And in their hearts he has won his place for while others have the destinies of people revolutionized and remade the sport of a nation What cares the erstwhile weary but now frantic business man in his box seat at the ball park for the fate of kings or the riddles of life? What cares the lowly worker now king for a day in his bleacher seat? The game's the thing! And this strangely baffling' strangely contradictory genius of the ball field remade that game so that in leaving it there will be print He was a law unto himself The career of Tyrus Raymond Cobb as a player is now He has broken all the records there are in baseball to laughed at ather Time 10 years beyond his alloted span and so there is to be told in these pages the story of his most restless life of bisdeeds and perchance here and there a misdeed or two or the hero of our tale is human It is the story of how a mighty brain and the driving force of genius made him great when other men far superior in physical strength natural ability and speed remained mediocre Brain power made Ty Cobb Tyrus Raymond Cobb He bats with his left throws with his light is six feet tall weighs 178 pounds and was born December 17 18S6 in Banks county Via Then he went to the Anniston team Augusta a reported he became an and ain often after being knock er! down and twisted loose many times after apparently being stopped Bril liant passing by Grill accounted for many long gains for the Birmingham boy hurled true and straight to his team DR COWART CO W2 North 21st St JOS SETTLE Division Passenger Agent one other toueh the first half the showing more re time of the game down and taking the ball (He Miss attempted a forward pass Caldwell snatched it from the air yards for a touchdown half the Crimson backs They crashed into the Summary Scoring touchdowns tutes Spring Hill Bandi for Halloran Murphy for DeHoff Roy for Cassidy DeHoff for Murphy Lurry for Babin Howard Spicer for Brooks Wells for Stephens Bains for Stubbs Officials: Referee Moriarity (St Mary's) umpire Thomas (Surdue) head linesman Harris (Auburn) Time of quarters 15 minutes its driving football roll Wyckoffs attacks al ways in the face of stubborn resistance was considered the outstanding indi vidual performance of the game The final run robbed him of a possible sen sational climax when after racing 47 yards to Notre Dame's one yard line time was called Coach Knute Rockne started his second string eleven against the Geor gians After a few moments had elapsed Wycoff tore off 40 yards in a pretty scamper through the line The Rockmen tightened but during the first period Tech gave them a memorable struggle It was here that Williams left half after working the ball to No tre Dame 42 yard if ul drop kick for score NEW ORLEANS Nov 1 Mercer and Loyola played a scoreless tie today in a gridiron battle that thri led the crowd from the kickoff until the final It 'was all Jiercei (By Associated SOUTHBEND Ind Nov 1 The Golden Tornado of Georgia Tech un leashed all its fury against Notre Dame in their intersect ional gridiron classic but the Rockmcn turned it back and for the third successive year defeated the southerners today by a score of 34 to 3 Tech took defeat in glory and left the name of Douglas "Wyckoff fullback emblazoned on the Notre ANNISTON Ala Nov (Spe A drop kick in the last quarter of a hard and evenly fought game gave Coach ox Howes Alabama Military Institute eleven a 3 to 0 victory over the Gadsden high school team here tins morning was not the hitter that the slug the old school were not in the strict sense of the world He was never a natural hitler they were But Cobb made more hits than the men naturally fitted for hitting "agaur because of his brain He thought faster than the pitcher As he knew the workings of an infielder or an outfielder so diJ Cobb know the system of the pitcher he was opposing He baited accordingly He did not use mystic powers Ho had an occult gifts He simply reduced baseball to a scientific basis and figured it out accordingly Cobb's plays may appear mystifying but in that they re semble a conjuror's tricks The feats of a magician are abounding and beyond comprehension until they are explained Then they become extremely simple Cobb's play wasalways just as simple Once explained by him once he gave the reason for making the play the way he did it became clear and simple An alyzed most groat achievements become reduced to the same simple compreheu yards but a second proposition Mc Cnrrhey to Scokel to Shepherd fell in completed and the ball went over again Bandi Intercepts Bass After McEvoy hail gained through the line Grill punted 2t out of bounds Scokel lost throe but gained four on the second Another triple pass Scokel to Shepherd to Stevens gained four yards and on the fourth down Scokel hurled a long pass which Bandi intercepted on his 10 yard line Lurry went through the line for eight yards and McEvoy made first down with three Howard was penalized five yards and Lurry made five more yards and McEvoy made eight on two tries Lurry tailed and ond down on Spring A ri pie Stevens went for passes bv Scokel in grounded made first down with a three yard plunge Howard was try ing desperately for a touchdown as tinie grew short and disdained to hit line or run the ends Long Passes ail With first down on Spring Hill's yard line Scokel went back and hurled four long passes in a row Tinklepaugh nearly caught the first on while the second two fell in the open but Mc Evoy broke up the fourth and the game ended Howard's showing was decidedly dis appointed to her backers The team was tackling poorly and seldom did the tackler bold Ins The line showed elusive running was puzzling to The work of were the only offensive features of the Howard eleven outside of Scokel's lone 20 yard run Claude Brewster played best in the line or Spring Hill the work of Grill and McEvoy in the backfield and Valenta and Cassidly in the line were outstanding Bith De Hoff and Davis played good games at end Spring Hill made 12 first downs one on penalty to seven one of which was gained on a penalty Spring Hill was penalized four times five yards for off side and backfield in mo tion while Howard drew three five yard penalties for offside THE LINE UP (Copyright 1924 in the United States Canada and Great Britain by North American Newspaper Alliance for The Age Herald Ail rights reserved) By SALSINGER COBB was the greatest ball play er in history He achieved that distinction not because he was the fastest base runner nor the best base Left End ml i Left Tackle Coffee Scores Goal in the third period Ellis of an end run to right lor a This was followed and a field goal unites of play the armly fought Playing in ritury the Coffee team made lie visitors Score by periods Notre Dame Georgia Tech Notre Dame scoring Touchdowns Miller substituting for Connell Eay den substituting for Gerney Roach 2 substituting for O'Boyle Livergooa substituting for Gerney Georgia Tech scoring Williams field goal try after touchdown Crowley substituting for Reese 1 suu stituting for Edwards Roach 1 Officials: Birch Earlham Reteree Kearns Umpire 'Williams (iigiBia) Head linesman Streit (Auburn) LOYOLAMERCER GAME SCORELESS Quarter Hack Kenrlev Kirtland Left Half Baek White Kiminisky Right Half Back MOBILE Barton Academy and Lanier school of Montgomery played a less game at Monroe park this ing efforts of both teams to through for a touchdown throughout four quarters of hard plar eia! The Coffee High Yellow Jackets I i a I I I ti iiv aieir io gains 1 wo sensational runs tne dosing minutes of play one of S5 yards by Brown and another of 75 yards by Cohen dimaxed Alabama's victory Another powerful backfield man was introduced ti Crimson suporters when Coadi ade sent a rawboned named Johnson into the the second period He ploughed Mississippi line idi time he the ball his gains averaging or more Johnson gave his tacklers more trouble than the giant Hubert it re quiring two or three men to bring him i te Howard college Bulldogs met a tackling team and a harder tg eleven and defeat at Rickwood er! Saturday afternoon Score: Hill Howard 0 The Spring Micks coming to the Magic City ui'ler dogs in their clash with the tm ai codogians made no bones about tnev were here for and on the very fi plav Johnny Grill former Phillips senool boy dazzling the spectators bv a t'eautifut return of Claude Brews ter's kick off 50 yards to midfield Throughout the game this Birmingham her was the leading star in Spring constellation with his' generalship at i iiitrter but it was McEvoy who follow ed his instructions with orders with idt efficiency that the Bulldogs were rattling a defensive game from the start rom the outset the Crimsons put up colorless sodden battle Backs ran like weights were tied to their feet indtopped when first hit by opposing play 4 1 On the defense they missed tackle niter tackle as the Mobile backs walked through the line for long gains Only t'asey 'Cemed able to get any drive into his line smashes while McCarthy on a few occasions went through with Ounces that carried the ball down the 4d for sizeable gains Hillians Score Spring Hill drove a counter over in Tup eeond quarter and just as the half Halloran again crossed the goal nnc after a 30 yard run following his ir'erer ptancc of a Howard pass This hdnwn was called back to the How ard 10 yard line when Umpire Thomas rided that Halloran ran out of bounds The fans lining the side of the field flmvn which Halloran ran were dis with the decision and booed itatly The Spring Hill players also nroit sled while from the press box it red that Halloran really never nearer than a yard to the side line half ended before Spring Hill could more than one more play Howard tacklers found McEvoy elusive target throughout the game hr was up CLEMSON COLLEGE Not The Gobblers of the irginin i 5 1 1 firt rnml 'IpniS UTHU1V IIIMKUO lege's "home coming day into a licld day for themselves by overwhelming the Clemson Tigers 50 to on Riggs ield here today A fifty yard run to the goal line by Harmon 'in the first period saved the Carolina Cadets from a shutout in dip first period The goal the side had advanced ile length of the field on Ala Nov 1 (Special) High Limited quantity of brand nw 1924 Side Swing revolvers Snecialiv built of the finest too! steel and Govern ment tested Not to be com pared with ordinary guns Shoots anystandard American cartridge boeeial introductory nrice for shot time Only one gun to a customer 32 caL shot $1745 32 20 or 38 cal 6 shot $1845 PAY POSTMAN ON DELIVERY plus pos tage Money back promptly ii not satisfied William Ward Ca Dept ACIW 1269 Broadway New York HOMECOMING DAY CELEBRATION Saturday November Sth Southern RAiiwffSrsiEM Offers Splendid 1 rain Service Regular Trains Going The early train IVaves Birmingham at 6 a arrives Tuscaloosa 8:05 a The near noon train leaves Birmingham at 10:15 a arrives Tuscaloosa 11:50 a nt These trains carry Pullman cars and dining cars Breakfast is served on the first and passengers using the 10:15 a tn train may have early lunch if desired Regular Trains Returning No 44 fast Cincinnati train leaves Tusca loosa at 5:10 (will hold till 5:25 m) arrives Birmingham 6:55 Supper on the dining car Passengers oesiring to remain Tuscaloosa later may use 12 which leaves arrives Birmingham 11:30 This 11:20 Tickets on sale for afternoon trains of i the basis of his attack He offense again the weak points defense has been but one Cobb There never to lie another In him were si rangely' combined all those quali ties that were needed to make the perfect competitor a man with playing faults but with the most highly developed com petitive spirit and the finest developed brain that the national pastime of the United States has produced Mercer Loyola Referee Kittleman (Northwestern) umpire Maxton (Mississippi) heal linesman Ernest (barren Easton) Time of periods 12 minutes HOWEyELEVEN BEATS GADSDEN part of the game but "Moon charges stiffened at crucial moments and time and again emerged from txk lish situations unscathed htee time Quarterback Lawrence of the gians attempted placement ktAs but the Lovola linesmen hustled hint so closelv he was forced to hurry and they went for nothing The an around wk of the Mercer aggregation had tl spec tutors cheering the visitors throughout game even though the majority of Item were for the home eleven The aving of Cecil Dave Rice and Poore of Mercer featured MONTGOMERY Ala Nov (Special) Alabama's Crimson Tide swept over 'Ole Miss with the force of a tempest at Cramton Bowl this aft ernoon scored nine touchdowns to de feat the Mississippi team by a score of 31 to 0 The Tide gained momen tum as the came progressed scoring1 seven touchdowns in the second half five of them coming in the final period fine array of backfield talent enjoyed a scoring feast at the expense of the Mississippi team feld Cohen Mack Brown and I'ooley Hubert crashed through the opposing Cobb Law Unto Himself Remade A Sport OICE Outfitters Co 2019 3rd Ave Bi SHERIDAN ChicaQ the beginning They out local boys in every play to TUSCALOOSA AND RETURN Via LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE Account Right End Domengeaux Quarterback TUSCALOOSA ROM BIRMINGHAM Account ootball Game Between Guard 11 Tuminello Right Tackle Lancaster Left Guard Loneshornc Right Tackle eft Half (Capt) inltug Right Halt A ullbaek OICE STATIONERY Our Service and Prices Will Please You PHONE MAIN 3451 1 1 P' I 1 1 I 'ItliXt' liNt 1 tSpe uor 5 1 UoT in DI 1 I enu rely the home side ot the Held The game was devoid of the hard line I plunging which has featured Coffee high a g'tl Ulfs this season and XV as 12 1 ('ll over tu a series of formal passes and punts Woodlawn brought first blood with a I leld coal TsS wA was made after almost the who Afiei 0 I 1'' spec a cul a A made in the sec luUll Un pi''" 'Alx t1P I Wed 1 Enh Coffee made Lhi rds hy a sm cessfni pass 'he list fie AiSs Jr tie: o'n let 'h I'Crate N' nlno't in A l'1'nutes ompieted a pass fathd goal agSk either side i 1 1 limit Av he game 'rom fiwin point'd the iii tlii it go Law "WsMw to: 1giWisEW SKSrsXtJT A 'X' I ''V B1(n just ns fast it' iued to 111 I si A A hnVP tes Canada and Great Britain bv North A Your 5 JL 1CLB NAN rv sj A A WRSBHPTETSi El Im 'S LSC i Davis Kleton for Davis Perkins I lo Cram Reid lor Hoff and Crain for I Perkins I Lineup I Alabama Position Mississippi Caldwell David i left End I Perrv Davis Lett Tackle Jones IL Smith Left Guard Propst AV Sniiih Center Camp Crain WoodJa wit Cha ppel 1 Rliudy rg Knight Jones It: Allen le 1 riff: lit Burns Hubband re Price rg erguson Copeland It: Schlossei rh Keller 111 Deal the final frame practicing many ot Layden's plays in putting over his touchdown The line up and summary Notre Dame (34) Georgia Tech (3) Position Crowley Nabelle Left End Boland Gardner Loft Tackle Glueckert Carpenter Left Guard Maxwell Toole Center Hanousck Goodwin Right Guard Wallace Usery Right Tackle Eaton Marshall Right Eml Scherer 5) ilton Quarterback Connell Connelly Right Half O'Bovle Williams Left Half Gerney Mycolf ullback penalized several times A large crowd witnessed the contest The line up Barton Position Lanier Trotter Olinie Left End Shoemate Oliver (C Left Tackle owler Barnett Left Guard Brinson Jatnfi Center Kelly Daniels Right Guard Hass Andrews Right Tackle Morlean Pickett Right End Heubach (C) Piikett Spring llill (G) Howard (G) Position DeHoff Shepherd Left End Ching Brewstr Left Tackle Valenta Brooks Left Guard Hardie (c) Brewster Center Stroecker Stubbs Right Guard Cassidy Kelly Right Tackle Davis Wilkerson Right End Grill Stevens (e) Quarter McEvov McCarthy Left Half Babin Scokel Right Half Halloran Ca'ey ullback Score by quarters: Spring Hill 0 0 0 Howard 00 0.