The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-05
WAS ALL ALABAMA
MEN OF ATHENS HOPELEssLY OUT
CLASSED.
Alabama Rolled Up q Score Of 80 to O.
Alabama Outweighed Georgia 10
Pounds TO he Man-LOts OF
FumbIing ON Both Sides.

versities by score of SO to o. Georgia
never had a chance to cross the, goal
line OF the Alabama team ana the
eleven from the sister state was sim
ply outclassed at every point OF the
game Alstama secured fvc touch.
downs and Smith kicked as many goals
Ave minutes duration and the last
touchdown was made in the second half
after thirteen minutes of play. Ala
first half after four minutes Of play
and in fourteen minutes had rolled up
two more. Georgia oniy made the re-
sss sn gan Of ve Every othee tms
Georgia had the bali which was only
when the Alabama men kicked off or
tried a field kick. The visitors were
an advance or lose the bail on downs.
The Alabama team outweighed the
Georgia men at least fifteen pounds to
gain through the line. Runs for TWEEN
ty-five and thirty yards were made
around the ends by Burks. Ward. Sims
and Smith. Burks and Smith made
spsctively. For Georgia Clay played a
good game and his tackling was one of
the features of the battle. He saved
breaking through Alabama's line and
downing a man with the hall. Nc
Donald also showed up well for Geor-
gia. but the two men seemed to be the
times for holding an off side play and
Georgia was set back fifteen yards
once for holding. The game was filled
part of Georgia and Alabama with a
stronger team against her would have
felt the error of fumbling on more than
Te. game is that It was clean and free
from smuggling or foul work. Alabama
outclassed Georgia in. every depart
ment of the game. Georgia was slow
H.. xuka nd "a WI n o.
given the ball appeSred to be at sea
as they seemed not to know what 10
do with it. Realizing that the game
no chance to cross Aiabama,s goal line
Coach Leavenwprth pulled MOODY.
Burks, Ward and Tanier out of the
g aB,f thf to seSgn tbea a places
Georgia played better game in the
last half and the men seemed to- take
a brace and to get over the stage fright
which seemed to have possession of
them in the initial half. Coach Lane
sent in substitutes to succeed the regu-
lars in the second half and they held
the heavy Alabama men better than
the mer did in the first half. Smith and
Alabama quarterback displayed great
ability as a goal kicker as ,he kicked
clean every one that he tried six.
Georgia-Ray, center. Num-, right
guard; Mckay. left guard; Giles, right
tackle; McDaniels, left tackle; Raoul,
ausa quart Robinson, right half; Pas,
savant, left half; Battey. fulback.
Alabama,-Moody. center: Mepaniel'
right tackle; Neili. left tackle; Patton,
right end; Gandel. left end; Smith, quar-
terback; Ward, right half; Burks and
Sturdevant, left half; Robertson. full-
Umpire. Miles. Referee, Harris.
Grant University. Won.
-(S n ~
university today defeated the Tennes-
pia Park by the. score Of 26 to. O.:
GTanf RIlssedi it's way way through ' both
halves, the playing Of Allen Head be-
Ing the feature of the contest.
Central Couldn't Score.
Lexington. KY. Nov. 4.-Central
sunbeaten SO far this year,
went down in defeat to Kentucky Uni
yersity this afternoon by the score OF
Close Game.
Charlotte. N: C.. Nov. south Caro-
lima College, s; Davidson college, 4.
Other Games. .....-
A Middletown, Conn.-Weslyn, II;
Tufts. 5.
At worcester-Hoiy Cross, 81; Am
herst, o.
At Albany. N Y.-williams. 8: Col
gate. 0.
At Lafayette. Ind.-Purdue Univer-
siety, "a: University of Missouri, o.
At Annapolis. Md.-Navy, II; Penn
sylavnia State, s.
At ithaca. N Y.-swarthmore, IA;
Cornell, 0.
At Philadelphia--Penns G La
Fayette, 6.
At Minneapolis.-Wis 16; Min
nesota, IL.
At Princeton, n. J.-Dartmouth, 6;
Princeton. 0.