The Birmingham News from Birmingham, Alabama • 16

irwo THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS The South's Greatest Newspaper1 SUNDAY, OCTOBER ZIPP NEWMAN Crimson Tide Swamped By Georgia Tech PORT EDITOR. HERE ARE STARS OF SCOTTS CRIMSON TIDE WHO ARE EXPECTED TO ASSUME LEADING ROLES IN THE CLASH WITH SEWANEE TIGERS NEXT SATURDAY 1 AKlintock Clemons1 ftloC' Final Score 33 To 7 Against University Gridders After Hard Battle. line Baty replaced OiUer. lech pen alized five yards Win taker failed at center and 2dcClintftk got two yards at right guard McCUntock punted 69 yards out of bounds Techs ball. McWhorter smashed left tackie for five yards.

Fup hit the same place for another yard and then punt ed 40 yards to McCUntock, who re turned. Alabamas halt McCUntock plunged five vards through tackle Whitaker rapped right guard for three yards. Bartlett got yard at right tackle. Tech ball Barron got a yard around r'glit end and McDonough dived five yard through left tackle Tech was I penalized five yards, offside McWhor ter got two yards ever right tackle, McWhorter punted 30 yards out of bounds. Alabamas ball McCUntock got vard at right guard and Whitaker ripped tackle for three more Bartlett bucked out of bounds for no gain Tech was penalized five yard, offside, giving Alabama its first first down of the game.

Whitaker got yard over left guard Bartlett got two yards around right end Mitchell Intercepted a pase on his 40-yard bne and was downed after a three-yard advance Techs ball Tech penalized five yards Barrcm smashed left tackle for five yards McWhorter ripped left tackle for 13 Fup added three more over the same hole He then failed to gain and followed with a five-yard smash at the same hole arron fumbled. bat recovered for a three-yard loss, and the ball went over Alabama ball Romm replaced Me Intvre for Tech Bartlett butted center for a yard and then lost three yards around left end CUntock punted 30 yards to Barron who returned 12. Techs ball McWhorter slashed left tar kle for 17 yards Barron hit ths other tackle for six more McDonough 'ailed to pierce left guard McW horter ripped through left tackle for nine yard Barron added four more on the other side McW'horter got four yards i at left taikle and Barron tore seven yards off the other side McWhorter carried the ball to the 14-yard line by I hurdling left tackle for four yards. Barron pun hod tho other side for two more and Tech was penalized 13 yards fr holding Barron failed to circle left nd and McWhorter punted Twenty-five vards to Whitaker, who was downed In hlfl track Alabama ball Bartlett lot two vard trying to aklrt hft end MCUn-to punted 40 yards to Barron, who returned seven Tulu L.ali on Alibnmas 38 yard line The quarter ended here Score: Teih 33, Alabama 7 Fourth Quarter. Red Barron skirt light end for 24 vards pi icing the bal on Alabamas li ud line McDonough got 2 yard at Mt In kle and Hunt upped the same hole for 3 more Mhoiter got a yard over left tinkle and Barron lout 3 yards when he tried to sprint around right end and ihe ball went over.

Alahnm i Bail i MnTintork skirted right end for 40 vnrds He then lnt 3 yard Tech pencil 1 5 yards Al btaton wn put out of tho game and Tub penalized 35 vurdshalf the distance to tho goal line for sUiRfiintr J'nmn pin ed right I tackle for Barlett got 3 yards over left tackle, putting tho ball on (Techs 12 v. ird lire He then got 2 more A piss was incomplete Tech's famous pony brickfield Godwdn, Harris, Carter ftnd Murphy replaced the first string quartet Wesley attempted placement goal and missed Harris caught the ball on bis own 1-vanl line and returned 4 yards. Tecli ball Murphy punted 45 yards to MCUntO(k, who returned 5 yftrds Alabama ball McCUntock got yards through center In two tries Far let dashed 4 yards around left end to fust down, placing the ball on Tech 25-yard line. Baty ripped right gnu for 2 yard and Whitaker hit the guard for vnnl A pass, Bartlu i Newton netted 12 vmds and placed bail on Tech 7-vaid line Uqtv got 2 yard at left tackle (Tintock hit right tackle for 2 Gardner placed John Staten nt hit end Bartlett fumbled and Harris recovered on his own 2 yard line Tech ball Murphy punted yards to CUntock, who returned 5 yards Alibamas ball. Carpenter replaced Borum for Tech Another pas failed.

A lateral, Bartlett to Batv, netted 5 yards A pass failed and the ball went uv er Tech ball Godwin smashed right tackle for 5 yard He plunged 7 vards through the same hole for firt down. Murphy failed at left tackle. Godwin got 2 yards over right tackle and Murphv dived a yard over the other side. Murphy punted 45 yard to McCUntock, who fumbled, and Gardner of Tech rs-io ered Techs ball Tury replaced Connell for Tech Murphy got 4 yards In a Mnash at right tackle and Godwin faihd at right guard Nabelle replaced Mittheli for Tech Murphy missed a drop kick from the 30-vard line, Alabama ball McBride replaced Pavls MtCHrtock punted 40 yards, the bail filling dead T( rh i all Murphy punted 35 yards, the bull failing dead AUiamt hill McCUntock bucked out of line McClmtok punted 40 yards to Godwin wlio return 7 Tech bull 1 rank Harris slipped 17 vard through left tackle and the gams TLANTA. Ga.

Oct, -Special Gold and crimson make a colorful scheme, anyhow, and when they are commingled as Tech and Alabama wars Saturday afternoon at Grant Field, the result Is likely to resemble a fu- turfsts sketch of a cyclone mixed with a volcanic eruption. When the score was sorted out It was Tech 33, Alabama 7 And 10 000 hoarse, but contented, fans decided they hud seen football game 1 No they weren a1! contented T-e Alabama section was jrnime? with hui- 3 reds of students and alumni, who had I milled to see the Crimson tide splash nil over the Tech flats and the adja ent territory. Xen Scotts team came hpr- I aided as the dirk red hoise that was likely to kick lechs championship as. pirations In the slats and smear the i dope on the stable door, mid for about three minutes and a dozen plays It looked as if the advance notices were perilously near correct Then, on Tech's sixth play, Red Barron broke loose outside of Jack Hooters end and stepped 38 mk1s oer the I prostrate forms of Jack and other Crimson tacklers, to the very doorstep of the Alabama goal. Donough lugged the ball across, and the Crimon tide went to Its lowest ebb to flood no more for nearly two hoi period i Barron Dazzles Crimson.

In brief, that hurtling darting darkling flash of the red he ad cl brickfield star sent Alabama back on its haunch dazed, blinded and gggh-eed with surprise And for the rt of that period and for most of the next Barron an McM horter and I inkv Jiunt and Jack McDonough ran wild at will until they started an ovcilnad game, in which they flu ig the hall for 101 yards all oer the field above a closely -drawn and bewildered team, shooting with all the accuracy and prerMon of a pool shark calling the red bull for the corner pocket. Hovater was vanked after the initial disaster arou id his end and Newton took his place, but nothing could check the speed and dnh of the Tech back-field, while the Alabama line, charging too high, was carried out and slashed and ripped until it looked like the shredded wheat costume of a Hawaiian dancer. First down followed first down, and touchdown followed touchdown McDonough scoring, Barron counting twice. Pinky Hunt getting a pair until it seemed the game that had started well was degenerating into a spectacular rout. Alabama Fought.

Not that the Alabama boys didn't fight. They fought as an Alabama team always fights but they fought as wildly as is flailing away at a pralne fire, and the fire ran in lambent tongues of flame hither and yon across the white barred field. Itarely has the writer seen a gridiron attack launched with greater precision and intelligence, and never with superior brilliance, The game blazed with color and life; the stands rocked to the cheering Tech was on a rampage reminiscent of the great dns of 1M8, and nothing could stand before the Tornado And then, Just as the fateful first half was in its closing throe, there stepped from out of the Crimson rack and ruin a tall, lanky country lad with the most rural of patronv mu one Mr both Oliver, a name that henceforth shall be blazoned on the shield of fipio, hue, as in hi native state of Alabama The despaiting Crimson team was drooping a it stood to receive another kickoff, and the most distnt figure from the ominous golden line was that of Mr. Oliver Mr Oliver already had shown a wicked foot to the foe Prom sn earlier kickoff, before the Crimson debacle had set In, Mr Oliver had returned the ball a hectic 55 yard In a beautiful broken field sprint but no one In the packed stands gfiesstd that he or aoy other visiting nthbte had another gjch fifth In his svstc rn True, the Scott machine had shown previously tt pnttv knack at protecting its runner, return Ing a kl Once before the lute? forence I had spilled all but two Terhitt and the runner had almost got clear But that was forgotten in the Toth rntnptgc that to 1 1 1 lie as vanls and the Crimson Tide Has One Of The Heaviest And Strongest Lines In History. yard through Ihe Georgia In team a tomhdown from kit koff, a trulv Killlnger performanw ami one that Tech seem in a fair way to bt unit -custoincd to 'Bama Wakes Up.

And thl 1 Ut extravaganza mrvtd the Alabama mi like dth of cold 43 yards to Oliver, who returned, three Alabama ball Oliver gainU two yard at center, then lost five yards on an attempted end run Bartlett pun' ed 40 yards Icihs Bill Barion went around right for 13 yards Newton replaced llovater for Alabama Mc lurrter nmnitd center 12 ird Hunt re-pia ed I ropst nt enter Mr Aiaban a McWhorter rlppe I left tickle for nine irds He then hit the same place for three vard, putting toe ball on Alabama tight-vaid line Patron carried the ball to the one vard line through right kle Bair then hit the same hole for a tomhdown Mi horter kicked a al from paemi-nt for the had been surging up and down the field Olivers Sprint. The ki off sailed high and tr into the waiting arms of Mr belli Olivet and again the depurate Crimson bhuk- water In tne Ht of warv, griggv and besiten box r. from that en mo ment on it wan a differ nt tain that fa ed the Jackets the tnm, in short, that nophon Scott brought to tlmta ha dove oped into a wondeiful ibk-c ff man, hi byot In praMne oft passing over the cross bar None cf his khk thl season hive fizzl i moFt of them going over the opponents al I line Bull Weslcv, guard performed of tho time at center last veai and ean be shifted to that poeition should I tlie einumstance mcesitite II is i a mountain of inusdo, alwavs in con- dltban Bull is one if the 01 toucndown McWhorter nilsitd tho goal Sen Teh 33, Alabama, 0 Tech ball Armentrout replaced Mite1 ell for 1 McWhorter kicked 55 yards to 4 11 who dashed 95 vards to a touchdown through the whole Tech team Wesley kicked goal from placement Score Tech 33, Alabama 7 Techs ball Tech was o'f sides on the frst kick-off and penalized 5 vards McWhorter then kicked 55 yards to Bartlett who returned Alabama bil on it owr 30-yard line Barth tt faile 1 at left Oliver lined at center Mollntock punted ,0 yards the ball falling dead Techs ball on its own 20-yard line i iss McDonough to Moore netted vard McDonough hit 1 ft guird for a vard The half ended here, with the ball in Tech poelon on Its owr 2b ird line bcoie Tech 33, Ala-fa inn. Third Quarter Barron replm ed Moore and Miti hell repla Armentrout for Tech I era flew furiously at the onruhing Tech 1 and that got mlxplaitd ut aftii ow cf the I'mipon gral tiled for a los of three ball went over on down Crimson Improved here A la bam i held tin ill hr i plavs in the fust period an I 1 in the Roeoml lit inn 2d jImv In tie tbit fiame and 2 I In the ur th ild mg the hall imue plav thin 1 id gaining 7 i. Is Ki I I ei I he hr (h gamed bv ruhinc i Alabama all tli Hu ir oth time 1 1 bwns I eing awauhd in I fenalths i win Mu ii wre nine a grgmng vard Bnitictt and Niwton ikr! a pas for a tica mis ami 1 trtl 1 1 g't aiHHht i th it dis but the onU rnl hnnt to ote with the ball on 'I vard line nftr a drive of ,) yards wnt giimrm'i ng In Bartlett ft ud 1 and Hart is te pome rn ov ci on I 2 ird bn 1 1 ol ml 1 Unbnnii riu 77 iUv hr frt tl wns Ir I In ir an him an 1 an l'ml mmil on 'I i i lie Giimstn am gained irU th- jgh 'h 1b lilt sard otf i nd uol 1 bv nun ass ng att.mjtng parses ompUting thie.

aril Mmg tour inter ejird Ihe tal un Ynin rimon timitiotm 1H irds, or s'x nr ds thin Bed Bunn uimi ha 1 I hlnis i.it is u. Te 1 all horter kicked 45 fndd here with the bail in Terns to Bartlett who returned 12 seion on Mabarna's 36-vard line libuma ball on its own 2S-var(ll Final rc Tech 33, Alabama 7 stiiped on it to in the erlv cf th first period I rom the i it wa a battle rova! be 1 11 no long mm ed If al began to surgr nml heave and tin Imk field hnftng at the hit on Te sUh lines wa held bo with a hand bv Don Uxand while hi polu nou gwen hat mmliv prn a evidently were for Suit rmit told hi Milng letvvt.n liils aNo an and pin ed I the se uidhnlf wbil theJv ol to le ndmtmg i mrn-n nil hem esful Crlmon lim chine 1 h-i the mis werr out In half end the hi a bs, jt pa ted th ml tft kl 1 ri the ss trd true! forwards perilmus got spilled en route two of thm overran In their eagerness to ren and destroy the receiver of tin kick and In the twinkling of a humming bird wing Oliver had stepped out reversed what was left of the field and whs Uridine down the turf with no one in front i fn him. At midfield it wa plain In the gp-tng stands that unless tin long country boy could he fairly out foot he crritd six point und his left aim He is running on one nd mining on a evl inder or two, hut lame ns lie was went like a wild man, fairly umng on hiS pursuers, and chrid th entire populace he hurled hime)f a rn tin goal line, right htwun tin posts And thus arose a tmv Mar the South. Thev iv that Air th )ivr home Is 30 mil from tin Vabimi town Of Scottsboro Scottbm air i 1 Is famou. by reason ol I ink the ll gt where a one-legged u.t amt tomed to conduct a Mini witr and return Now ScotMor ha a new claim to cclehutv, I eing tin un hr miles from tie hearth and tuoltiM (f Seth Oliver, the long rut ihst who tan Barron minute on It lonv the umli nuntil Hunting ad in pcarol The tost ens lie 1 ne thine i tart 1 he Hoods Count- BY HOWARD PILL BOVr ir po lured om of Ala-ham I sf Ir ftl (f ll All are expected t) mnse i great sh ving agtn'-t the Purple Tiger of Si nance lot iu Uurdav With a Mr.

ng iv fotwnrd dfne, Xen Smtt 'Mil tenant 1 fornitdab'e group of Motballoi (i i the rimon 'Ides first Mt tin sa Ji hv kfleld whi possessing v-ral veteran hid 1( first tet against real pi osition 'iturdav and Mt it to expect of these huskit even vet nnni be told In Met bntock tt lift i chunks hard-hitting ha hrournt up fion the ll si rub team MitiiitmK bid ex-i lit nt pip schoo tt lining plivlng tw ais at lake Vhie'-t ad mv, Midilpn He forced out of the inn atlv lf neison due to bad kne but sh i gre it irun us vmr le is stunned nt full and hilf and t) be a leal find Gijtain op tail langv taikle is well known ligu-e to south rn grid fms IB vurk the rl'ioon line ts one of the ouPtunllig Mature la mason and nftu a late start thi star he hns ng-tin rounded into his old time firm He 11 the hi 1 well Is into every play and is a k.idtr of the flr-t quvlitv i Oliver liallbiek is an .11 Mailui, gr 1 stir pisssmng a heivv dove He is one of the fleetest laiks on the iitn-i rstr his swings iround end lav mg a Mg part In th Mahanm at -ti He is piaving hi3 firt var in I a vtrMlv jrsev and is expoitd to st tr before the seisin ends 1 Shorty I'ropst Is a finuliir fig iro to local fans The tali (enter first broke into the grid lime 1 ght as the pivot man of the Hhnilngham Southern comblnatb lrop-t wn at Alabama hist ir but ipt lined the perub outfit and never missed a day from praitue He bis suffred ome-wnat fiom illness during the irlv sea-s. hut is still the Mine old Fmhing figlitmg ce itr- rt pst I expected to puh foj All Niutlaia honors this year Big Ben i ompt a member cf last veqt eqund i full' 100 per ent bet-t than in M21 He i in the nelgh- Meg ng the 1 a'l st ns of 1h Ala an rage 1 ill I HP the Is an I Ml inni fiv tom hd ns I I i I ng wll at i et ip nir 2 4 a rd Hu tw i in i a ii rd I mg in i punt I 1 1 4 ud- 1 pr el 1 the tl i ough th lnt 7 th( loijte i I 1 0 it tit ns ml ks I in promising linemen on the Scott fvwvord defense should blossom out into a re illy gieat guard stumpy Bartlett th flahiet man in al ama backfield will le temcm-I bered fni his work agait st Tulane last veai irtlett tore through the Green Wave repeatedly being th miin fa. -tor on tho Crimson victor' HI p-ebiltv I a broken field Ho I one of the lightest back cn the Al ibntna squad but one of the mainstays of the offense Al CUmon captain of la-t vt Crimson iio is back at his old stand on one of the flanks Clcmson was one of the best end in the Nouth in 1920 continuing hi work last voir A sure snatcher of forward pa5c.s his defensive work is even better and he is one of the most 1 ble ends that ever wore the Crmson The Alabama-Hew a nee battle a wav known an one of Dixies grid class), should prove a real struggle th1 yeai The Purple triumphed in 1921 and with a t.am reported now to be even stionger 'should present a smooth-working com b'natloii Tho comparative score between Ala-bama-Oglethorpe, and Sw nnee-Ogle-thorpe will count for little Pre game dope has been upset on ocasion too numerous to mention when the Crimson and Pu-ple scores have been taken into consideration Alabama schedule started with the Tech game, I the heaviest in history, and just whether the Crimson can stand up under the heftv menu Is a question With a hard game each Saturdvy, there will he no pointing for anv of Alabama l'22 foe The het will be required in each contest The AUhama-Sew nnee clash will he th' first of the major college contests Ben Sport Lu Lu S. The handsome! bct made and st bred on of Lu Bn and the onlv living dog of tins bre eding Fee $75 No Puppy Proposition. Address correspondence to tne owner John Tulhs, Montgomery, Ala.

Ship bitches to Henry Banks, Hurtsboro, Ala. imm it 1 up MW! rt guishlng I itv, AH 1 rillmit tiiiii The Jnkets operated pavs ex Irne ki tried six forward pr-sr and implctid frur (f them, for gun uf 16 and 3 1 vnrds and iuntd 10 mins Mr en nrige of 38 erds Th. wr pcnUiztd twice for holdi ig mi i mvui tun offMd pi in hkKMg.t. of t5 yards Alihamv pcrvaltie aimuinii tc steii vard Fierce Playing Me i lav wa oxre dng bard and rn thi jghout anil tuu was sumo ev Jen oi jauor at tlm'- i ropst (Mtarte and uhvn wre lon.d from tie game bv th own trrilfu iffmt ide threat to ha added point 'lech 11, Alabama 0 Tech ball McWhorter kicked 50 vards to Butlett Alabamas ball on Its own Ot-ynrd line Oliver gained nt center Bartlett lunged five vrds Oliver failed at right tackle Bartlett punted 3h vards out of bound Tech ball Barn pun i i vard at right end The quarter ended here Score Tech 13, Alai ama 0 Second Period Techs ball on its own 3G yard 1 ne A pass was incomplete A forward pass McDonough to bairon, netted 21 vards McDonough got a vard at left tackle McWhorter fulled nt left vckle Hunt gained over right kle and McWhorter punted 35 vards out cf lound Ala! ama ball on its own 10-yard line Oliver fumbled and Mitchell of Tech, recovered on Alabama 8-vnid l.ne Tech ball on Alabama 8 yard line Fairrn smashed right gu ird for five vard Hunt dived over ctntcr for the touchdown McWhorter kicked a Placement goal for the extra point Score second quarter Tech 2o, Alabama 0 Techs ball McWhorter kicked 50 yards to MaeCnrtee, who returned 13 Alabama ball on Its own 27-'ard line Oliver got a yard at center Mac-( artee failed at center A forward pass was grounded Bartlett punted 40 vards to McDonough, who returned five yard Tech ball. A forward pass.

McDonough to McWhorter, netted 27 yards putting the ball on AitbAmaa 30-yard line McDonough gain'd around left tackle McWhorter plunged eight Hunt dived over center for three yards and firt down Tech penalized 5 vards, off Mde McWhorter got a yard at left guard F.eetwood replaced Frye at center for Tech Barron skirted right end for four yards A pa Molonough to Barron, netted 16 vnrdH, placing the i ball on Alabama 2-yard line Barron dived over left tackle for a touchdown. Moore replaced Barron for Tech McWhorter kicked a goal from placement Score Tech, 27, Alabama, 0 Tech ball McW horter kicked 45 yards to Bartlett, who returned 17 Alabama ball A pass, Bartlett to Oliver, netted two yards Bartlett failed at left tackle Jack McDonough intercepted a pass on Alabama 45 vard line and was downed Te ball Me Doiough bucked left guard for a yard A pass was Incomplete Alabama was penalized two vard McWhorter got a yard at It ft tackle McWhorter punted over the goal line Alabama bill on its own 20-yard line Bartlett got two yards at left tackle John Staton then tossed him for a 5-yard loss McChntock replaced McGartee for Alabama McDonough Intercepted a pa on Alabama 33-yard line anl was dropped where he stood Tech bal Ponotich took a pa- to Hunt on Alabama a 20-yard line and tinkle dashed the rest of the way to a Headquarters Alabama Fishermen and Hunters Association Coaches, Let Chenoweth Outfit Your Team College and school footlwl! in, I isPt-ball te.inn will mi to call, wire or write in ilmi.i plete equipment 'Ue have nulfitiM number of the larger lolleia schools and will pleaxe oy Stall Deans Football Pants ell made of 7-ounce brown duck, extra itionK Reinforced 3 piece fiber thigh guard and gray felt kidney belt A $5 50 value. Special Basket Ball Supplies and Uniforms Barge ism rtmont of basket bill jersey and pant All special olors carried in stock an make immediate deliveries on your uniforms in desired colors saving time and expense of Bpcd.il nidcr Also Mioea Catalogs Now Ready Ask For Yours borh od of six feet, time Inches tall to be tagd here this season It la And will tip the bt.im th .00 pound 1 one of the two best games that will mark With Coach Bulv Vnndefiraaf.be offered Magic Oitv fans this sea-teaihing him the fine points Conq ton i son and is alw ry a big draw Mv card Bartlett failed nt center Mao- t'aitee got three yards at center and Bartlett slipped a yard through center McCartee punted 35 yards to McDonough, who returned 12 Tech's ball McDonough hit left guard for two yards Red Barron skirted right end for 3S vards. carrying the ball to Alabamas three-vard l.ne McDonough dived a vard thnrugh left guard and Hunt failed to gain. McDonough went through left guard for a touchdown.

McWhorter misled a placement goal. Store: Tech 6, Ala bama 0 Techs hall McWhorter kkked 60 yard Oliver returned 63 yards Alabama ball Bartlett thrown for a one-yard loss on an attempted right end run Mc horter Intercepted l. pass cm his own 55-vard line and was downed In hts tracks. Tech's ball Its 25-yard line Hunt dived three yards and Fropst was wood for Ftye, Moore for Barron, Ar-mentrout for Mitchell By mm for Staton, Reeves for Bunt, Barron for Moore. Mitchell for Armentrout, Godwin for Ueeve.

Harris for Barron, Carter for McWhorter Murphv for McDonough, Gardiner for Staton Carpenter for Dorum I rv for (. onncl! NahcMe for Mitchell, McBride for Davis Alabama Newton for Hovnter Hunt for Fropst, Modi! to for Cartee, liatv for Oliver. Referee, BIcock umpiie Tkhtner; bead linesman Bowed Time pt i iods, 15 minutes First Period Alabama won the tos Comptom kicked 6 vards tv Barron, who returned 37 Te tail on its own 88-yard line Hunt and McDonough hit the line for three yard. Mc horter punted 60 yards to Oliver, who KJlJ $4-25 and the furious charging aid tinkling of the Teh min and Hunt lHtv and Md lliitork in their phut did xcel-U nt vv rk Oliver and I irtUtt -iowd best for 1 iluimi betn i i offt ne nml in the seo-omUiv ticfciiwe the line leaving them I at awful lot of work to do 'Ihe lineup ami huminiiM Grorgta Tch fctaton left end. I Connell left tackle, Melntvre, left guard Frv cntr I av la right guard.

I A iton rigl tackle Mitch II. right end Barron hft halfbat-r, rihorter, right halOuk, Hunt, fullback, McTkn ough tuart rbac Aluhn nm-Hm liter, end. Hubert, left tackle mpton. hft guard, Fropst, center, Wely right guard. Cooper, right tackl Clemens, right end, Mr-Cartee, left halfback, Oliver right half-jbaok Whlialur, fullback; Bartlett, huarterbac Georgia Tech 13 C1 0 0 0 33 'Alabama 0 7 0 0 0 7 Touchdowns Te h.

Bar-on 2, Hunt 2, McDonougn Alabama. Oliver Goals after Touchdown Tech from placement, MtW horter 3 Alabama, from drop kick, Wesley Substitutions Georgia Tech, Fleet returned 13 Tickets will be on sate here for Alabama-Sewanee football game, Saturday, October 21 B. M. Chenoweth Co. the WfflWESnR store 103 No.

20th St, Brown-Marx Bldg. Main 1590 Wot ford Oil Co. knocked out He remained in the game. Alabama ball on Its own 23-yard Hunt faded at center, McWhorter punt.