The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-26

Hardage. there were four yards to go and Reynolds kicked.
 Georgia's line shift brought no re-
 Penton came back with the ball, in four bucks. for thirty yards. Lockes work here came in well.
 Davis and Hardage advanced the Sal %a stried aMsd.y Gsoqsia a1a Obtained M tSs sa
 Davis came back five yards on the next play. Reynolds three. and Penton
 Captain Bostwick of Georgia. who in his station at fullback felt the brunf of the heavy plunges RsyynoIas lay ons Ios @sas a forward pass to Davis. who fell across the line for a touchdown. In ten min utes and twenty seconds after the kick Reynolds missed goal after kickout
 Things Hurry Np..
 Things happened in a hurry after the first score. Reynolds kicked om to Noble. Penton bucked once for no gain, and Reynolds dropped back to kick. The pass was little slow
 Davis, Georgia tickle. broke through and blocked the kick. It rolled back toward the Auburn goal but Daviss dash through the line gave him an im- petus which he ,maintained Tn ms cnase ten yards for a touchdown. Nortncutt
 The next touchdown came quick. next play. tried a forward pass. which Hardage got. Down the alley he came for twenty i've yards. Hardage buck ed four yards. Penton. three. and again
 The ball was on Georgia's one-yard line. By a magnificent rally the Au- burn plunge was stopped once, but on the next Davis went across. No goai
 AvfA hA o onSthe next kick-off. but Allen of Au- burn got the ball. Penton and Cod- dell went for twenty yards in several plays, and Reynolds tried an on-side
 Northcutt punted. Reynolds came back twenty-five yards. After sev- erai gains, the first penalty Of the fer called back Reynolds after dash because of holding in the Auburn line
 fhe ball exchanged hands twice and on the second punt by Northcutt, Key PeIHs Penton enmd made f three gains of six yards each, and penalty put. the ball on Georgia's one-yard line. Penton was pushed over. and Reynolds kicked
 On the next kick-off. Georgia recov- cred the ball, and attempted forward pass. but was penalized. An on-side kick was recovered by Auburn, and af-
 Northcutt was stopped in his tracks. and kicked Auburn went thirty yards in six bucks by Penton and Da- wis: Hardage went thtrty-nve ya1G,s; ys,s; ing the referee declaring that Hardage was kicked after he was tackled, With the ball thus within striking distance of Georgia's goal. the half enaed.
 Second Half.
 Reynolds Kicked off thirty yards to Northcut, who advanced the oval five yards. Franklin bucked for five but Seld' ba . Northcut punted forty yards to Harris. who took Haradge's place. on the next play Harris circled end for thirty-five yards. A flying tackle by burn was held for downs on the fif- teen ward line. Georgia was also held for downs and Northcut punted thir- ty-five yards to Reynolds. who was
 A tumble on the next play gave Georgia the ball on the forty-yard line. By consistent playing and line bucking Georgia worked the ball to to pass to Parrish netted fifteen yards; Maddox bucked for eight yards and made first down on the next play. Davis hit the line for ,w9; s9;.a A sisbt Lo5t more. Maddox made first down. Da- wis gained three and Maddox five more yards. An off side kick to liar nSps 5s9s yaras ganed Am off nS sSe kica so Ha rison placed the ball on Auburn's eight-yard fine. Cox. who replaced Bostwick. bucked four yards. North ward pass was tried and Auburn se- cured the ball in the scramble.
 A dispute followed but the referee held that 1t was Auburn's bail. From Blue eleven made a triumphal march down the field. for a short distance. Caton, who replaced Penton, mace four consecutive gains of ten. live; SIX SIX for downs on Its thirty-five yard line. George tried a forward pass. Harris caught the ball and was downed Tn yards. caton added six more. Harris gained one, Caton ploughed through for thirty more. one of the sensation al plays of the afternoon. Reynoids kick was tried and Robertson fell on the ball.
 Crackers Held.
 Georgia was held for downs on her twenty yard line. nn, NossnsIt 6onnS. puntSa Hgl burns ball on Georgia's forty-yard line. Davis bucked for five yards Caton hit them for five more ana re- peated the same stunt for four yards' Davis added four more yards. Mad dox was laid out and time taken out. When play was resumed. Caton DUCK. ed, for six yards; cte HeynSias St1 t,,a ie Iins
  for two more. Davis added another yard, but Reynolds was thrown for loss. On fake place kick. Hill fum- bied and Tuck fell on the ball.
 It was GeorRias ball on her own ten-yard line. Unable to gain. North cut punted forty yards to Harris, who returned the oval ten yards. Caton bucked for two yards. Caton was taken out. Davis was shifted to full and Heron went in at left half. Her ron made his debut by circling end for seven yards. Auburn fumbled and Georgia secured the ball on her twen-
 Northcut punted forty yards to Her ron, who fumbled. but Harris recov. cred the oval. Harris winged the end for eight yards and Davis bucked for first down. Georgia held Auburn for downs and secured the pig-skin in the middle of the field. A forward pass failed and Georgia was penaliz- ed fifteen yards. Northcut punted forty yards out of bounds. Auburn's ball on hor forty-yard line. Cogdell made a cross tackle buck for eight yards and Harris circled end on the next play for twenty-five yards
 An off-side kick failed and Georgia secured the ball on her own thirteen yard line Cox bucked for four yards. Hill threw Northcut for loss of five yards. Time was called with the bah in Georgia's possession on her twelve-yard line.
 Auburn-HiIl. 1. e.: CoEdell, l. t.; Locke. l. e. Beaver, c; Allen. r. g.: EsslinGer. Harmen. r. t.: Noble. Banks, r. G.: Reynolds. q. b.: Hardage. Herrin. Harris. l. h.: J. Davis. Harris. r. h.; Penton, Dayis. Catcn. f. b.,