The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-02
GI EYS WERE EASY
Asa es srAns ..,s s,,k w,S rHn roor-
Fsr Stars of the Gridiren show Up
 Field At Athletic Park W The Score Was
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Ths hll Auburn team yesterday af- ternes ss at Athletic Park defeated the foote squad of the Montgomery Grsys " a score of 12 to o.
 The Eame was witnessed by a good slzed rowd, and there was plenty or Ioosea and excitement during the af-
 Nett r team showed team work. But ihe pa 6ers were practically all old col iese q 4rs, and they furnished many briiliat8 plays that made the after noon oyabe to spectators.
 Iner@ was little to chose from be- tween he two teams in the first half, which sted fifteen minutes. several times ch team had an opportunity to score, Mt on each of these occasions. the goQ defenders were enabled 10 check 0e forward movement of their opponea&s.
 In th1 second half. the line of the Greys Nakened and by constant ham Tnering II the forwards. the all Auburn men for&e ed the ball across the goal line twice the last twenty minutes or play. Tkson kicked goal each time. Soon d er play was resumed in the the first hal, Tyson for Auburn, punted to Han h. Haygood Paterson went down u1 field and hit the Grey's full back ss4viciousiy that the punt was droppedX Win Paterson picked up the ball andX went thirty yards for touchdovn h.
 Soon 8ter this scoring. Auburn be- gan it's attack on the Grey's line and by repea ted Bucks of Jim Paterson, who played rEEht half, the ball was again carried der.
 The gafne was principally interest ing in thHt serevaI veteran stars made their aSpearance. Big Blondy Glenn. who was 4hn all Southern tackle In '9S again apHeared on the gridiron, and was toker of strength for Auburns line. Dad Martin, captain and full back of tie Auburn team in '0O played his old potition, while the three Pater- sons. all If whom have contributed to Auburn football success. played their usual aggfessive game.
 Harlan san old Virginia Polytechnic player, was by long odds the strongest man on tht Grey's team. He backed the lines on tie defensive and played full back on the offensive. His work was several tines sensational. Douglass Mcqueen appeared for the first time as a quarterback, and did well, while It, tie George2Harris did fine work at Jeff end.
 The gane was made picturesque by the presenfe of sponsors. The young women wi4o represented the Auburn squad were Miss Caroline Hannon sponsor, and Misses Ethel and Anna Pelzer, and Annie Lou Chiffon, maids. The sponsore for the Greys were:
 Miss Robafta Roberts, Miss Algie Hardwick Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, and Miss Anna Mary DuBose of Selma The line Aips were:
 All Aubutn-Haygood Paterson, right end; Will f&terson. right tackle; Locke. right guard; Holley, center; Pierse. left guard; Glsbn, left tackle: Lancaster | left end: THson, quarterback; J. P. Pat erson, right half; Martin, fullback, Bil- | ling. left hklf.
 Greys-Whllcok, right end; Pound- stone righd tackle; Moriarity, right guard; Lockwood, center; Eubanks, lett guard; Locke, left tackle; Harris. left end; McQuAen quarterback; Rounds. right half; Harlan, fullback: Herndon. left half.
 Referee-tiike Donahue, of Auburn: Umpire---Oates of Virginia; Head Lines man-JameA Seaborne Boyd.