The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-30

Touchdowns, Jones (2). Goals Jones CD. Reynolds CD. Time of halves 25 and 20 minutes Referee Tichnor. Umpire, Lovejoy.
 The game In detail follows:
 Jones kicked into Tech territory for forty yards. Wilson got three yards on cross kick. Hansel went through Tor yard and Tech wasH forced to punt. The ball went into Auburn's territory for thirty yards.
 Captain Reynolds made the first at- tempt for his team, but there was no gain. Foy couldn't transact business and Lacey fumbled.
 The Tech right-half couldn't help his cause, but on a second attempt got through for two yards. Compelled ito punt, Brown sent the ball forty yards.
 Bucks by Jones and Lacey made if nrst down, but after three attempts Foy was compelled to punt.
 Housel made four yard gain. but in advancing dropped the ball. Captain Reynolds falling on the pigskin.
 Jones' Streit and Foy made 1t first down on successive bucks Foy got rVe yards around the end and Lacey made short gain. Tech was here penalized for being offside.
 Auburn here began to show the ef- iects Of the work of Coach Donahue, and following the plays clearly, sue ceeded in dragging the runner for distance after being tackled nearly ev- cry down.
 Through great openings in the Tech defense, made by BrasselI, Streit and Jones. Jones, Foy, Reynolds, Lacey, Streit and Jones, by straight football and the effective use of the tackle back formation, advanced by five and ten yard stages to the Georgians five yard line, where Jones was sent over Tor a touchdown. The same player kicked a hard goal.
 Tech kicked into Auburn territory, Lacey returning the ball seventeen yards. Jones took three yards by a tackle over tackle play. and repeated the performance for an additional five yards. Foy on a double pass circled an end for four yards Straight ahead breaks by Jones. aided by the mag nihcent team work of the Auburn squad. sent that doughty player twen- ty yards further toward the goal line of his opponents.
 Streit was hiked by his team mates thirty yards. the Tech defense was totally unable at this juncture to stop the Auburn rush line and gains were made through the big tackles. guards and extras with apparent ease.
 The back field and tackles continued the tricking game and without loosing the ball carried It straight down the field to the Tech goal line. Jones again had the honor of making the touch down. Captain Reynolds kicked am other difficult goal.
 Reynolds kicked to Techs five yard line. Their full back and right tackle were unable to make any visible im- presslon on the defense of the Poly technic boys and Brown was forced to punt.
 Auburn was declared off side and the ball was advanced five yards, Tech re- taining the possession of the coveted oval The possession was, however, to them unavalling. and after two futile tries. Brown punted forty yards.
 Perkins received the kick and return ed it ten yards. Foy couldn't gain, but on a double pass the Eufaula boy made the longest run of the afternoon, circling an end for thirty-five yards. The timers here called time for the half and the teams retired to their respec- tive ends.
 When time was called for the second half, Tech was offside on the kick-off, and was penalized ten yards. Reynolds received the next kick and advanced the ball. behind splendid interference to the centre of the field.
 The Auburn team here renewed their bucking tactics and gained about twen- ty yards. but the Tech defense here braced and the ball went over.
 Tech immediately fumbled and big Butler. The ponderous centre. dropped on the pAgskin.