The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
OUTCLAssED BY ALABAMA
At No Time Was Outcome o1
 Game in Doubt; :,
only once was the Goal Line of Tus- caioosa h Danger. and Then streit was Throwa Back
 Five Yards.
By L. F. Woodruff.

The University of Alabama completely outclassed Auburn in football this afternoon at West End Park. when the doughty men from Tuscaloosa over whelmed the Alabama Polytechnic In stitute by score of 30 to Q.
 The greatest surprise of the game was the imnense reversai of form shown by the Alabama team. Alabama was 100 per cent better today than when she met Georgia in Birmingham two weeks ago. The defense had stiff fNned remarkably. In fact. Auburn was able to do less with the Alabama line than she did with the remarkably firm Vanderbilt forwards. Whenever , the boys from the East Alabama Col- lege secured the ball they were com pelled to punt after few downs.
 Only once was the Tuscaloosa goal in danger and that was on account Of 4 rank fiuke. Alabama was for the first time compelled to kick, and the pass from the center to the punter was hfeh. The kick was blocked and an Auburn end fell on the ball on the Ala bama two yard line.
 The ball was given to Capatin Lacey of the Auburn team. He tried the stonewaIl line of the Tuscaloosa ter TOTS and a cheer went up from the Alabama bleachers. He had failed to gain. He was entrusted with the ball once more and the giant made only one yard Streit was then given the snheroid and he was thrown for a loss of five yards. The ball went over and the first half ended.
 Auburn wanted Score.
 This was tiecsiediy the most spectac- ular feature of the game. Auburn was pulling for a score. The sympathtzers of the Polytechnic school knew that victory gould never be theirs, but they wanted the ball to cross the goal line. Ths Tuscaloosa rooters were just anx~ io1Is fer the Aubnrp teara not to score ana at this point tho cheering and iffl- pfoying was terrible.
 AIabat,aa scored twice in the first half of fwenty-iye minutes and three times in the second half.
 Auburn won the toss and received the Rick. The Poiytechnics were able to eain about ten yards before they were Sorced 10 punt Then began the ham, naering. With the tackle back forna- tion and steacy plugging with each man following every play. the Tusca- ioosa team took the ball straight down the field and over the goal iine' sar,ain ,, having the honor of carrying the ball over The time was seven minutes.
 The Auburn team was outclassed in a,,arv resnect Foy. who was spoken of as the greatest halfback in the South next to Craig of Vanderbilt, proved uneotai to Burks as defensive or an offensive player. The brilliant pack or AIahana was not given much opportu- ritv untii after the3first touch down and then he began working. He made anectacular end runs for long gains, freouently broke up good plays ana was penerally much mischief. His des- perate methods. his headwork and ms physical ability were the aomiratioh of every man of the neid
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 ,rhs Alahama team work was the feature. When a runner was tackled, every Alabama player was right there to lift him up and carry him along. On one occasion Sartain was carried by little Lanier, the plucky light weight end of Alabama, and Robertson Tor thirty-fiye yards for a touch down with tbe entire Auburn team hanging on his heels.
 Bv the way, this Lanier was a star weirhfng only about 130 pounds. he completely broke up the defense of big Frank Jones who Is picked as an All Southern tackle and made possible all tbe gains on that side of the line. Hc picked up q fumbIed ball when every Auburn forward was in easy falling distance of the coveted sphere and was inviucible on his end.
 The tackles of the Tuscaloosa aggre- gation were iuvincible. streit ana Jones never SGSHiCu " ES SNN0% " fain and Neil, while with the guards /. hack formation was always able to crush them. The physical condition or inc AIabamians was immensely supe- rior to Auburn's. Time was called fre- nuently for Auburn while Alabama substituted only one man and took out time only occasionally.
 Truman Smith missed no goals ana he seemed totally unable to tumble.
 The day was all Alabamas The crowd seemed to be with the Tusca- foosa team, although there were 2oo students from Auburn and the AuDurn hand. The band did not exert itseiI after the first five minutes.
 Large Crowd oB Hand.
 The crowd is estimated at between 1000 and 5000 people
 The line-up:
 Alabama-Moody. center; Mcdaniel right guard; Sims. left guard; Sartain' right tackle: Neil1, left tackle; Lewis, right end; Lanier, left end; smith uuarterback: Burks. left half-back; Eturdivant and Ward. right half-back' ward and Robertson, full back.
 Auburn-Hughes, center; Pentone, right guard; Moon, left guard; Jones, right tackle; Streit, left tackle; J. Pat eTson. right end; H. Paterson. left end; Perkins and Staiey. quarter back; back; Lacey full back.
 Referee, Tichenor, Atlanta; Umpire. Tutwiler, Birmingham. Halves, % minutes.
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