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Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

AesI Ealz-- ell--.- Iuns - 1+iS-
- -ae Feople q Ni==ls.1Fgl-
L a. 1.~a ~ Fllrp.l-e- az H. rr1per
s--e- % ez1er ~ Eeu.la- .IhsrzI-o-
IA rasa- I h4re - ss1-es % NJ
fms 2 -ealy % inquiries frua a.
ever - >-a-e- lE- NJ EIfc's eaurl1-lesI
2 Lea--l ,1run1s ~ rs-enrry Iz-0 psi
-es - - cm<
az --eriv grateful 20 ny fr5susls
l1r To- interest manifested b. them n
ze- Az -e-l sz-s tl1e nv acu--.- Tor
- -el-l1 -ve1- all meet rheIr aprru-
VA I lzve EzEret aka hupe of ss1rh
7er-1zza1- u-rr1v=u--z- II Sirs- CrIrr a.
Fl--1 a--lts ~ Fanle azn1uzrsuen-
---Fre z-e -lue 1ar he be.lazi1r Il Al
n--lre eEzVH--- tur ker recovery has
asez So -a1w taIr 1n aos .-~clSssI n
lsr-sr le-l-aclaa- NJ drsr cz-v 1. u
-er- ana g = u9F manifest rlzr she Z.
-a- II cru.-l-alu 20 szssE-e r1s terri
BE s-ra11 of a 3las=ls=iprt state cam
--1- NerE se-F=-trz4g-
EEANA 4 CEFTZ
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
Nasauic csIssrutaa-

The NIseuie Fr1teruIrv observed 81
IohE'> Dav AZ Sszrau With 4 bi- bar
aseEle AMI pusnie- The Confe-lsr1r. vet
erazs al-s participated N the eeIebra-
tan L = e--ImIse,I that 1000 or T.
aeo Feuple were present from Newton.
LAzEisrElale- >eat<- Jasper. Neskoba,
~ aston Iouss AMI Perry counties.
A5sur 1-100 pouH,ls ef meat consr-rIn...
4 hssve-- sheep ant hs--. we're bar
essslesi- azll n asht-hau 70 rhls a nun-
Der af ha~ser- we're brought There
u1s snnu=h faod % feed 5.0o0 people,
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
FcEEGN FINANCE

Gsrszr Brt-llas pun1c revenue II
April rAs first zla-l q rhe Esrzl
rs4-. amounted % EsIssa5. 1rll *
ss-.llrErss- E-L.1G1 @a1
Sew ca7iraI ssssst n Laulou s-uu
Tanua-T % N4F 3 Amounted q
50. .-sS.gls. as a=zi1s- sE.s=Is-5g5 4
t. sane period n 1885,
Tsral rpsrarrns q rEs Bank q
S1raa n ~ Tszr 1895 amounted u
: a. S.I--1sa. an Increase u s5.7s4-
lls 80 compares Ntrh 1906
TIE anna -spcr- 1t the BazE-1s te
Pzrts slr r905 SHOWS rha- zec profits
az1nu1-e-f t1 az-F Igs14sSs francs.
lszlzsr = sIIs-I f-zzrs n rsa<
A H1aa cf Iavsaa $50 francs VII be
shorty p1- c1 rAs PATS market s1r
ne Erpach cu,rn1ss zz West BfricA
r1e Ersa-sr vaFr Is nesnffari 1sr Sen
saI All ne Tsper S-1s-. - improve
Eae zaslzzzr11n en- ras rE1 rivers
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
AMATEUR AEEoyAurrcS

DO noc sc.cS pins lr-p ne snsvirre.
even Il the hzIlccn Il s1zt0azET
oce.
Never leave tke car vhf-e IN no
rfou-especiaIiv When az n consider
asIe 1lrirrEIs Z hurrs
Do unr throw cut empty bottles
when passing over dszzeiE ropuIar=ss
uraa1 rural dizcrirrs- they VIII arI-
-EE hr1asz
SnaGId Tua- =-1vplizg-tron Erap-
PIE a harmless oil zen-Ieuan z1f
Eft hi1 sI rs feet 90 not Be too
angry wiki arm. let aim dczu xsurIv-
When passing over a friends es-z-.
TT and resist the temptation Of 1-up-
Ping 4 sand-hag through his cruServa-
tory somebody nay De thers- and De-
sides. your friend E-T be a retzIta-1r
All zrs1-cizss ri1te shot
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

rietsst hl< su1In1eratlUu ef sslulahle enII-
,-rz1 u NIreher AMI AI1nl- euurrv- An.
= saaEs A teerea-e e r-1s1 frsm the
census Il 139- Tie eslueahIe a-e n
raas state ! from : % II years and
1eearI4ln- 70 the interpretation nlaie hy
-he state Superintendent Of Eaf1s=IrIau.
Al Fsr=1u=. whether Married or single.
cnumE ETrkI1 the hnIt muzz Be emu
mer1ts'L In the grand total there are
1890 white and SIS eDIorei on the
rulls- TIE four warts II Tbs. eir- ef
Narehez total I-S45 white ami 5.ss3
e1lareE
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
ACCRsVATINC ECZEMA
Iruchle6 Badly tar Several Years with
Eczs-1 II LfnnEAz1-hs- Wen
ee-rzI Cure ty ca1cu-a

Fer ssvs-al vsarS T vas rrgubHs,s ba,t-
u with an eczena On nv Err,F. 4l.t v,r-.-.
RhEsa.iIEs. n several towns haf prs-
scrln,s'i I1r NJ wIchauz zITl7z ne anv re-
s1lrs- hla ofrsn used C1-ieu-x ssar
men ant regelvesi rellee temporarily In
the sprin- cf E+l+ I rocs rh. Curleslra r.
solvent Plls AMI ussI ths. Cureurl On
renE Tor about i've weeks. AMI az the
ent e thar time there was net A blaceh
sh Ne anEShere- IkIs spring / took L
few EIIls af she Cu-ieIIra ReSsIven- Ps7Ts
A. 4 precautionary n1elss--rs and VII con-
tnle % d1 - ever suriu- zimrlv a. a
sprlnG TOME a. they re - easy u efrrv
Elrh yau- an6 they certainly TX vour
etaoc Tor the eusuin- wear I ns7-r ~.
cnlF tu-le5rI S-oap- Il. Crr-ieurt ONT
enEr and Pi1- certainty erzrs.f m. AZ n
a,ErIvare1 ease ef eczeula = Chr "
ear San An-1nlo- Texas. July 8. BOZ" /"
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

A Baltimore physician who BOARDED
\ crowded ear in Charles street no.
riced woman standing and big Ger
nz1 sDrawltng over twice the seat
area that was Necessary to him In
e1g1antlE the physician said to his
See here Why don't you move 4
little 30 that this tired woman nav
have seary' Fer a moment the Ger
man looked dazed- Then a broad
smile spread over his cnuntenznce As
ne answered Say .dacs a Joke On
you. all right, Dots nv Wife,
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
Bind Tlzz-z Must &C.

= P Aslsu va rriai AZ Grace Issa-
4llen1 e1unrE- tor unLtNfzI retailing.
au1 anst $50 ami ninety days IN JaiL
Ee tsok Al appeal Bind tIzers have
oeen running n sAar county Tor Years
without hinlranee until recently the
gi-lzeas derais,I rhar u INST step. ansi
zza=s e them eis=<sI up-
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Wat snrr 0f a man . Jinkxr-
TIE impression you -sx Of Jfuks
6epen1z On the circumstances unfsr
which Fou MEET him II you're there
70 cnEIsct money you von't like him
hEr Il T1a're there TO pay money he
se~r=s a IsgeIy Character
-nn star
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

An interesting and veH-4ttsnsied Sc
ries o. revival services are n pr0-resz
hsre AZ Newton. Rev George H Thomp-
san. Of BroaShavea- GaIn.. ths. pre.len-
rn- The church. whica l. a Larre enc
i Enl.esIESzEe sometimes 10 aeruunln-
11re the crowd 4 number II aeees-
slanz have he=n u,-nIe 10 the church
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

NusSg-where dill yer -tr de
warcn-
Gane--GoC Il wid suir O. cso1es-
Aw- go'ns de cicthin' men afa'r
Gvi1 aw1y 10 watches Ike that wft
suits o eIo'ez--
Wsis- dis was secondhand suis
Ena- hsISnset To gent What was IN
sNlmn1n '-Philadeiphi1 Press
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
INVESTMENT IL MCTH Balls
T1=E = Czzg he P-=-sz--~s
Izar 2rsv=5 = = SE-
EE-e

=-4-= STREE --s-z-- 1=zE af -ze
gzzalzs s-z-zz-e-s Ez- u enzs-z-=--
: - --zin=ss rees--E szz5 -La-e
ez= at-=--oeu ere 1f re -lal+ sa-.
a1lz=t - % he saEa-z- Es1z yz-
azE-e-zE zzze - slL4 z1z-zz- = 49,
r=-ass - E14ezz1 s-zz1r.-zfs-alz
fez- sazI E " aara z1zh zlls.
-s a-s- zsez1E Ez1ru
Elve Il IN ci-a Eg--h- m
saF= -
lie NJ sa= asesz-s- narz-s n --
TN sd b. zue.-1 1a- a-1an- III
-arzsi--z1 az 411zr III customer s-s-l--
za1s-- s1z- o e5acz -ze mex zee--1z--
H1-1 Va ,a-cz1lF -z-z-.ses q -
-F12asze-az u -s= ~ z=59rs- As-er
! lat Tztt=si q zF e-z=-8z-ers n -Ezzr
--r- I walEei qVe- -a z-a-ae- ecsz--
-e- a1z Ea.s -as-s cz-z-uz-z- zs-s nv
z1zz-aa-z lur=-z- Wzzh1u- zf-5--
Il --zs . zaz= Al t-sz--r- Es sazl-
AZ ~ he ECu-z z1u -zsr so
II --z-- -zzzzs T-szzttv= sz-<szz ne
tze zs1a-s q aasz- E1-s -1ze- &
- sz.-e 1as
azs#=z=4 = he zsz-za-frez z-z
zsl -EEzlH3 var - --Uaa-s Va
- - ea1 Ez-z E7e IN Il
1=l-1z- = ~ -a-e -z az-es -e-
Al - a. To --rz ~ aavsna ~
z1s 1=eez- 5oEz-reEz s-1-e z=5-r
tze sz-s=s - -1-z -zlzzs ~ z--I ms
F---- - 11E-1szz e-se aa- re --a---
g zlaL T1eE z=z- = lE @ -
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

s.lsEraa1l-s $50 vzsaora-C1 aaw
ar va cl@= --zaz Il De-s zzs
IL IS
Elzurs-E11- E1z- ~ 51s
Traits ~ EEa- Ezz- 70 - I
azzF eo7shr ssaz 1za1ezza< -z- -erz-
L@-L1 EfzH
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Plans are now being completed for n
args pressed briek factory at Brook
haven with a capital stock OF ssa.ana
Il has heen discovered By submitting
specimens % the American Clay N1ehIn-
cry Company az Baggru=- o. for test
En<, that rear Brookhaven there \ a<
Are es1y for the Manufacture OF presses.
hrlc< IA can be found anywhere
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Pie1zrlnS the latest New York stvBes m
worians underwear and ehilsirsn's e!neh-
ng II beng sent cut by Lord 4 Tavyor
New York City Beautifully HIusrr7fe,i
with haff-tanes- tins booklet enables "a
truns at distance to see the .pads a.
hixh reputation back Of this hos.ss m
sures absolute Satisfaction.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
Save the Babies.

INFANT MORTALITY something fght can hardly realize that Of
all the children bonn civilized countries twenty-five per cent nearly
nequarte die before they reach year. seven
tan oneh1d before they FIVE and lehaf before they feen
We do not hesitate say that timely CaOa would
y these precious lives Neither hesitate say many
MANTLE deaths are OcaOd o the useOf narcotic Drops cues
and soothing ups sold for chdens complaints contain more or h OPIUM or
morphine They considerable quantities. deadly pOOns any quantity
they ~ r circulation and lead congesOn sickness DEATH COrl1
operates exactly the but that bears the signature Of
Chas Fletcher CaSa the blood circulate properly opens the
pores Of the skin and alaYs fever.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

--s-s = eas zsEzz-zg- r --zz Ill
zszs- r-zssz ne szper- Ea-t==er. a
as ss1od Il his orchard II Is zrals-
- al me -Zz. bas Tor eaz .lzzzx
se- a-e p-lie . swallow E-szl-z-
--a-= s-z-=~z-
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

1r7eanus. Ey dear" said the n-.
society belle. spirefuIIy. = I do hone
you'-a not IL You Iook % rrr, ~.
er a1-E1xat-
m g11rs well thank You- dear
Piled the other And yuu-hox mr.
derfaAT improved you are You Eock
posirrHelF young-Pnla6es,hia re,s-
gar.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

FEe Totally destroyed the Pru.Iuesrsi
Qai 1lIi AZ N1zua CIry- The mil Va.
tEszlE eaga- wears 1-o AZ a ensE af SI5o.-
go. sEaer whleh s-5.n90 Inzr-sv==sznrs
haEe heen adsl,sL The plant was IN
slsrst for Sl0e-9oo 1zd the stock for
sza-90a-
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Rss7s-ar Eslar7.s<-E5sx uazy zar.
tln7'=s an snt-z % - Tbs zzEe pEees
% Pc
Walfez-DElEzu. 81 TIE anss a1-1
m % Keep ztving Z % yuH IL you =
IE-DeE-ozz FREE Pres
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

The Gulf Coast Chazxaag<a VIII b
held az e7Izifparr from july 10 L. The
rate m effect 20 Galfparr on 1ernunr OF
sueh Chauraa4ua . one fIrs pins =
eHnkA
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

ae-Hr w4s dse51=l soue -t-e zzo
thar rns mails eolld carry safr saza.
s1s-U1p1 1Itz-r k-oE ths e.
paelST Of males for zSfr soap had ever
been Gaesz5czsi- Baltimore A-s-ieza-
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Sh-He married her for her money
WASN'T that zwrHIg
He-Dtf ne get II.
Va
1T wz-Iu6ze
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

-And don't you ever indulge IN a-v
soft drinks
No. never
why not
They're ueo hard O, ~ stomach
-CaEcaeo Trl5ane-
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Tn@ Pzyir< Teller tin - ray sas
Nixht bank scrurinizirs cherks -
How'll you have ~
Nr. L1shing-or-Iushr N same-
ou-v acnr -vr 50 mxch selzer u IT,
PIcz
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Ishn Z Williams and Il Harrzo.,.
charged wI-h being members CT the moo
Which lyzrhst the ne-ra Ambrose at
PrerrIss. we're released On $1,000 bail
after a preliminary heGrIrz-
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
Preliminary pr11f

Ms Glah-aub-Dsd your daughter
uzrry weIIg
Mrz- Fun-Flam-Ysz. isde@d; she
I'D = E-ip ~ over EHrvEs hesnre Iss
1iTurses-Lsfx.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

There nay not De more than TWO
t1ea.s Of strawberries. hut think sc the
size os the box with IN. hnnher hizhsr
every fzY-Derrvfr Free Press
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

A nan FMS = saSt=r - beast &C
tne -ioriss u - past z there a-s not
q reE oIt--zzners around w1o reme-z-
Der z evea better tA1z be aoes h1z-
seir
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Every dose makes you ie<I better Lax-
Eos xeepz ygur whole INSIDE ri<hr- Vat cr..
F1pe N a mi bottle Scld On the u,rr.-~
esek plan everywhere Prire 81 go.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

There IS 10 LIE 1reServer Ia. pow
s--Y- The ran with the rsckz i the
cue wao gets sEauSed IN the sen of
ir..
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

There Is always room AZ the -, re
e1'irssr o1t sometimes fr's a whole LOT
Eors sneia5le AT TIE botrnr.-Puck
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

~ you n.lizt ta4e a Laxative. rake !, kar-r.
= ane- L2x-fas does not zrlue. she-gF,,--
-nes mt Er-Eare- E-rsr1rior. = wsar -
tas harm Price - crnrs- - '-Dss
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Soeody Who understands The law NJ
prices VII wonder at a man uaktng
alnsef scarce wEeu he feels cheap
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Tneza Is something xr,ux zhor. -.
fa1nsr sao As not hero n the ewes
oc ais nrrIe ones
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

II a vomzn has a really good hus-
hand. the neighhors always say Ne Ss
hen1erzed--N Y Mail
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

VIA Ire world aeeis- is zen vno
DO -cre 0f their YORK hE fay And
-prs CT their draining oT aizhE
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

~- a=z ~ aor - gal-z A. t.=v
are 1.s1ea=-
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Tai=z- 1szEa -ezz-t= Ez- =azT =.
xssl-1l-st - zzez - u-=s.se-z-r
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Nr- AzSri1 " Small Astoria Ore
writes during the hns weather OF
The past summer la-s nv apostle 7
tired Pe-ura- and slurG = pleasant e
taise- n SPLENDID appsESr and n -re1
-uric
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

VI a J. Heznenzn. czsxsazss- yeb-
Wits
waited 1ed1re -rl-szg - v1gz zbsu.
M sickness. sarzr-n sf the <ranzzc1.
<hich kast 0ver a ye1r a-a.
There were p.Dpi> xlo tg-d me- =
=B1lE Enr star cured but I an sszre
that 7 an clirrsi. Ssyr ! ssl zGr feel an-
more Il effects have = -us1st app~-ite
als. am getting fac
~ am and VIII Sav ~ all IN
cured fsr -usld-
- I thazs TuE flr vuur kinss1-ss.
s-Prruna ~iu Be our kagS< s1easi-Iac
aerrafrer"
Ca-Irrh of the sc1uacn - ais.1 known
n evruron pu-ianes a. Gv~o~1sIa- gas
tr--is and fnsti--rS-iau- NJ ms.-isrsn..
VII D.. u a1y permanent benefit except
i- removes Ire c1rar-h-
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

ores Of the skin and alIays fever.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-02
WITH THE MAGAZINES.
Christmas Century.

4 Book Beautiful is the Christmas Cen
fury, the publishers feel, a number to set
a new standard of artistic beauty and
literary richness in the magazine world;
without, Della Robbia group i'll blue,
gold and black, within, four pages i'll
color and several in photogravure and
tint, and many sorts of seasonable ar
tices. The frontispiece is reproduce
ton of Mr.. Sigismond de lvanowskis por-
trait of Maude Adams as Peter Pan,
which has caught the charm and joy
BUSINESS of the character. Other pages
in color show Horatio Walkers Ave
Maria" Anna Whelan Belts THE Belle
of the Christmas Ball." and j. S. Leyen-
decker's Interpretation of William
Vaughan Moodys imaginative poem, "The
Death of Eve
The fiction is unusual. Pretty, pathetic,
appealing little Rosaie with her barren
title OF Lady Anstruthers; Betty Wander
poel. with her rare, yong, strong charm
the magic of Mrs. Burnett's pen is MAX
ing these American girls very much alive
10 readers of THE Shuttle From the
first chapters the love and suffering and
men and women of the story, are very
real In the December chapters there
develops an appealing dramatic situation
with a cleverly handled background oil
hunor and pathos Readers of A. I. W.
AIasons Running Water Will hnd them
selves more and more caught IN the las
cination of it's plot and the rare character
delineation. Charles G. ID. hoberts has
written a vivid tale in "A Stranger TO
the Wild; and there are short stories by
Irving Bachelor Henry M. Hyde, Harry
Stillwell Edwards, Oscar King Davis and
John Corbin.
u The number is rich in substantial pa
pers on current topics. Secretary TAFT
writes authoritatively of the Panama ca
nal in general, and in particular of the
reasons why a lock canal was preferred
to the sea-level system; James j. Hill
president of the Great Northern railway
makes a plea for a model farm IN every
agricultural county of the United States
and the author of Letters from a Chln-
csc Official" G. Loves Dickinson, in a
paper entitled Eastern and Western
Ideals" makes rejoiner to w. j. Bryan S
criticism Of his book Letters to Chin
csc Official"
The December chapters of Mr.. Ober-
holtzer's Jay Cooke. and the FINANCING
of the Civil WAR deal with days and
events of stirring and sensational interest;
and Otto II. Bacher's intimate recoliec-
tions of whistler in Venice are given
ADDED flavor by numerous reproductions
of etchings by Bacher of scenes asso
ciated with Whistler.
Mr.. Harry Graham contributes to III
Lighter Vein bit of fun, entitled Con
Versational Reform a good-natured sa
tire on simpllfed spellinf subject edi
torially treated in the same number
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-02
Broadway Magazine.

Contents for December:
christmas Eve in Many Streets" Anna
O'Hagan. Illustrated by Sguard Schow,
Jay Hambidge, Il. Fuhr, James Mont
gomery Flagg, Martin Justus and Walter
Whitehead. RECOMMENDATION" a poem. Har
ris Merton Lyon. New York by It's Art
lists" The impressions of John Edwin
Jackson. "The Little Tin Bank" a story.
Rupert Hughes. Love Peril" poem.
Clayton Hamilton. 1.-The Treasures of
New York" Charles De Kay. "Unbe
lief" poem. Witter Bynner. THE Three
Kings of Libertad." Part |. A story. L.
Frank Tooker "a Prayer to Time"
poem. John Vance Cheney. THE Christ
mas Guest" Theodosia Scollard. The
Month in New York. With portraits.
1.-THE Viearious Lovers" story. Emery
Pottle. "The Future Terminal Facilities
of New York" IV.-The remuneration of
I,ond Island. Charles II. Cochrane. Lad
and Lass" a poem. Clinton Scollard.
TYPES of Metropolitan loneliness; Beau
tiful Women of New York Society" My
Fruitful Offering" a story Robert Ell
lott. 1.-THE Wall of Waitress" a rom
deau. Ethel M. Kelley. "The Plays of the
Month" William Bullock Half Lengths"
A Christmas martyr Anne Warner
MAN. the Undeceiver." Katharine Met
calf Roof 1.-THE Turrable Timper That
Was on Mrs Katharine Agnes Walsh"
Eugene Wood. THE Sharper Edge"
Current Comment in New York
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-02
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
WINS GREAT GAME
DEFEATED MONTGOMERY ATH- |
LETIC CLUB YESTERDAY-SOM |
DETAILS OF THE GAME-GREAT
RECORD MADE.

Montgomery, December 1.-tSpecal,)-
This afternoon, the Birmingham High
schools excellent team met and defeated
the Montgomery Athletic club, and estab-
lshed itself as the premier team of its
class in the land of sunshine.
The game was an excellent one, and
one in which the youngsters from Bir-
mingham thoroughly outclassed the men
opposing them. The. Birmingham team
was excellently trained, the credit Tor this
being due to skinny Lanier, the Bir-
mingham boy who starred on last seasons
Alabama aggregation. His team was ex-
cellently coached. 1t was speedy, and
filled as full as possible with tricks which
the boys were able to work successfully.
After the game, the Birmingham boys re-
turned home having won two victories
while in Montgomery. Starkes' school was
defeated Thursday.
The final score was IL to 0. The first
touchdown came in the first half, when
on Montgomery's twenty-yard line, an
attempted punt was blocked by Moffett.
Mckinney, snatching up the ball, ran the
distance to the goal line, and afterwards
kicked goal. Immediately afterwards,
Hanback, Cobbs skrted the end and ran
seventy yards for touchdown, which
score was ruled out ON account of an
off-side play. In the second half one
other touchdown was made by The Biz
mingham team.
In the second half, Haley attempted a
field goal, but failed by three inches. the
"swneskin' sailing low. Montgomery
then kicked, and soon regaining the bail,
punted 1T to the High schools eighteen
yard line. Haley attempted to kick for
Birmingham, but the attempt was blocked.
and Tyson of Montgomery. catching the
sphere, ran within two yards of the goal
line. where he was brought down by
Haley on flying tackle. Montgomery
bucked the line three times, but failed 10
go over. Then Birmingham got in some
beautiful work and employed all the tricks
in the vocabulary. The result was that the
ball was soon on Montgomerys fivc-yard
line, from which place Captain Estes car
ried it over for touchdown.
Harmon (Alabama), was referee OF the
game; Patterson (Auburn), was umpire.
and Herzfield birmingham High schooD.
was heal linesman.
On arriving in Birmingham, the High
school team was met at the station hy
other attendants of the school and given
an ovation.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-02
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