The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

blocked, and rolled back to Alabama's f. yard line, where Foy fell on the ball.
 For the first time since the game com menced the Auburn rooters took heart The band struck up lively tune and the 300 loyal Auburnites cheered for the or ange and blue. Shouts of ''carry 1t over Auburn" were answered by Hold 'em down Alabamas' and Alabama 'held 'em"
 Lacey was sent against the brick wall called the Alabama line, and made only one yard gain. He came back gamely second time and again he edged the ball forward for a yard. Now was the time to send Jones, Foy Nell or Lacey against the Alabama line or around the end. But Streit was called back and another buck was attempted. It failed and he was car- ried back two yards, and Auburn's chance to score was gone.
 The ball went over to Alabama on three downs without gain of five yards. Sar- tain was given the ball and carried 1t two yards on buck, when time was called.
 Second half:
 Second Half.
 Auburn defended the east goal in the second half and Jones kicked off to sml.n on Alabama's 2O-yard line. Smith brought the ball back twenty-three yards
 
 fifteen yards on one of the finest runs of the game. Sartain and Neill each gained two yards and Ward made five yards through left tackle. Nell went through an opening in the same place for five yards, and the ball was resting on Auburn's 25-yard line. Sartain carried It two yards and Ward plunged through the line for twenty-three yards and put the ball over the line. The interference in this play was magnificent. The Alabama play CTS punched and went right through the Auburn line, moving as one man. Auburn men tackled and threw themselves under the formation, but 1t was useless. The touchdown was made in 4 minutes and 20 seconds. Smith kicked goal and the score stood IS to 0.
 Smith kicked off to Auburn's 5-yard line, where Lacey received 1t and brought 1t back ten yards. Nell made four yards and Foy two yards on a double pass. Neil failed to make a gain. Stanley was sent in to relieve Perkins at quarter. On the third down Auburn kicked for twenty yards, and the Alabama man was downed in his tracks. Sartain made four yards on a buck and Sims carried the Auburn team down the field on his shoulders, while he made gain of thirteen yards. Sartain made 8 yard, Burks four yards, Robertson two yards and Sartain nine yards on a series of line bucks. As result of the last gain the ball was on Auburn's 1S-yard line. Robertson gained two yards on a buck through right tackle and Ward and Sartain each made two yards. Sims gained two yards, Ward three yards, and on the third down Sims made another gain of three yards. With the ball on Auburn's 4-yard line Sims gained one yard and Burks went through right tackle for the remaining three yards. Smith kicked the goal and the score stood A to 0.
 The second touchdown of the second half was made after twelve minutes and twenty seconds, or eight minutes of play after the first touchdown.
 Lacey received Smiths kick off on the goal line and brought the ball back ten yards. Auburn rallied here, and 1t looked for minute as if she might carry the ball down the field for goal. She played with the old Auburn snap and judgment, and her gains were regular. Lacey made five yards over left tackle, and Neil gained eighteen yards on similar play through right tackle. It was the longest gain made by Auburn during the game and Neil ran well. He was tackled in the back field after he had gotten away from all the Auburn players except two. On a double pass Foy made twelve yards. Neil lost one yard on an effort to go around the end but on the next play took the ball pass Foy made five yards and Nell followed with gain of two yards.
 Stanley passed the ball too low for the next play and 1t was fumbled The ball rolled to the side and Robertson scooped 1t Up from the ground. He made a clear field and 1t would have been a touch down or at least a long run had one of Alabama men not accidentally tripped Robertson In attempting to recover the hoJ A1at. IoII center of the field. Sims made five yards and Sartain made twenty-two yards on a line buck He again literally carried sev- era1 members of the Auburn team on his shoulders. assisted by some of the Ala bama interference.
 Burks gained eight yards and the ball was on Auburns twenty-four yard line. Sartain went through the line for twenty yards. It was on this play that Ward did some pretty interference work. Sartain would have gone down several times, but Ward put his arm around the big tackles waist and literally lifted him along. Au- burn player after Auburn player tackled and went down before the awful rush of this tandem. and Sartain was not finally downed until he was on Auburns four yard line. Sartain made three and half yards on the next play and Sims bucked the line for the remaining half yard. Smith kicked out to Lanier and then kicked goal after 19 minutes 30 seconds of play. This was the last score of the game. which ended 30 to o.
 Neil received the kickoff on Auburn 8 goal line and brought 1t back twenty-five yards. Neil and Jones each made two yards on bucks and then Jones kicked thi-ty-two yards to Smith. who brought the ball back to eight yards.
 Ward gained seven yards on cross buck and Sartain made eight yards in two downs Burks failed to gain in an end run. but Sims made five yards on a buck. Smith made three yards on a quarter back run and sartain gained ten yards by breaking through tackle. Robertson acted as Sartain's aid in this run and he helped the big tackle over two or three rough places It was similar play to that of Sartain and Ward few minutes previous Sims carried the ball for eight yards.
 Unpleasant Feature.
 At this juncture. with the ball within fourteen yards of Auburns goal, the only unpleasant feature of the game occurred. Moon kicked Sims on the head and when Sims rose to his feet he cursed Moon and struck him. Referee Tichenor saw Moon kick Sims and put him out of the game. He also heard the language that Sims used and he told him that there was no rule under which he could put him out of the game. but that any player who used such language should be barred from playing in the south. Sims manfully acknowledged his error and made pub lie apology. He also apologized to Moon in private for the language used, saying that it was in the heat of battle. The matter was amicably adjusted.
 Burks carried the ball four yards when play was resumed. and time was called