The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-20
C. M. A. 49,;
' WALLACE 0
ACADEMY BOYS AGAIN VIC
TORlOUS ONTHE
GRIDIRON.
VISITORS PLAYED FAST, SNAppY BALL
Branham g. Hughes DeIega-
ton Present to Take Points
Preparatory to Big
~Game Saturday.

The G. NJ. A. eleven scored another
great victory Saturday on the ACADEMY
athletic field The Wallace eleven
were full of grit and put up a splendid
article OF balI-the only objection be-
ing that they were calling for
time too often The average weight-of
the teams was close enough; Wallace
averaging 1885, M. A. 1873. The C. M. A,
boys hao their opponents Dested at every
point, however; head work, speed and
team work. The halves were 2215 and
90 minutes. MAJOR Martin ana Mr..
w. p. Ott of Nashville, were time
keepers; E. I. McNeal, of Nashville,
umpire; Prof. j. e. EdgeI ton, referee.
COble made the first Touchdown for
G. M. A. and was in the game all the
time. Fry did especially good work ut
bucking, while Neal, taylor, Evans,
Coble ana Caruthers made sJme beau
tlful runs. Coble's 20 yard end run
for touch down was the event of the
game.
About four hundred people witnesse
the game and G. M. A. penants were
very much In evidence, as was also
the red and blue ribbon. A crowd
from BIanham q Hughes was up to
how the Z. M. A. boys will do them
next Saturday.
CobrIght and Matthews of Wallace
team, were disabled and Blue and
Lambert were substituted. In the second
half Caruthers &c. Nj. A. got one of his
legs hurt and White was substituted.
Toward the end of the game Coach
Edgerton put In Short and Smith In
vo1ona Whifo ou1 lVYlooD urda1 30
give them trial.
FIRST HALF.
C. M. A. wins in the toss and chooses
kick off. and defends south goal, lay
lor kicked off to Wallace. Wallace
fumDled ball and returned it two yards
and was held for downs; Wallace backed
for ten yard gain. Wallace advanced
another five yards but lost the bali to
g. M. A. on a tumble. q. M. A.
bucked for q yard gain and held for
downs. Taylor made fifteen yard run
and placed the ball on Wallace's one
yard line. Coble went over for touch
down. Taylor failed to kick goal.
Score 5 to U.
Wallace kicked off to C. M. AS. ten
yard line; Fry caught ball ana lie.
turnel 1t thirty five yards anu W ~ held
for downs. y. Nj. A. bucked for 1416
yard gain; Wallace forced the line anu
gained five yards; another effort of y.
NJ. AS. was repulsed and they lost
four yards ana the ball went tu Wal
lace on downs. Wallace gained two
yards and lost five yards; Wallace
punted to twenty yard line and Evans
caught ball and returned 1t ten yards;
&. NJ A. bucke0 tor twenty yard
gain and lost four yards on downs;
6. Nj. A. forced Wallaces line for
three yard gain. Coole bucked the
line for a gain of six yards. q. M. A.
bucked for eighteen yard gam and
placed the ball on Wallace three yard
line, and on tumble lost the ball to
Wallace. Wallace punted tftesn yards; |
Coble caught ball and advanced 1t four
yards. CaIuthers bucKed for ten yard |
gain; Neal bucked for seven yards and
went over for touchdown. Taylor
kicked goal Score IL to 0.
Wallace kicked off to G. M. As. Is
yard line, Coble caught ball ana re-
tunnel il fifteen yards; q. NJ. A.
bucked for twelve yard gain. On
a tumble Wallace got the ball Wallace
galnea 21a yards, and lost the Dall
on downs. q. Nj. A. gained q
yards. Evans Ducked the line ana
game IL yards; Z. M. A. gained /, 4,
e. and yards. Burns advanced the
ball II yards and Fry went over for a
touchdown. Taylor missed goal. score
IL to 0.
Wallace kicked off to &. M. AS. %
yard line. G. NJ. A. failed to return
on first down. g. Nj. A. DucKed for q,
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