The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
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TOO POWERFUL FOR
 ALABAMA'S s THIN RED LINE''


unnecessary risk of injury to it's men. Alabama entered with the determination to stay on the defensive in the first half, bunting to keep down the score; the plan being to change rApidly to the offensive In the second half and by series of rapid formations to sweep the Tiger off it's feet.
 Sewanee won the toss and Alabama punted. The Tigers on the first down ripped off 10 yards, but on the second were penalized Is for being offside and holding in the line. Then Browne was given the ball, and he skirted Alabamas 8 left end behind as perfect formation as could be ina gined and ran 60 yards for a touchdown
 Nothing daunted, Alabama cheered and kicked off again. The Tiger was held in his tracks on the first down, and on the second was penalized for holding Tn the line. Then Swain, behind an impen- etrable interference, broke around Ala bamas left end for 40 yards A series of line bucks put the ball 20 yards from goal and Gilem kicked it through.
 In the second quarter, Sewanee added additional points. After Alabama $ kick-off the ball was worked slowly but surely toward the Crimson-White goal and Gilem dropped-kicked a second goal from the 2s-yard line. The kick was 8 perfect one. Within four more minutes the ball was on Alabama's 15-yard line and Browne carried 1t overs passing through left guard and tackle.
 Alnbama's Change of Play In the third quarter the fighting grew stiffer but Sewanee retained its marked advantage gaining short distances prac- tically at will, but suffering from num- erous penalties. From the middle Of the field Browne attempted forward pass and the ball got by all SeWanee players without hand touching 1t. But an Alabama back threw his hand in the way, checking it's flight. and permitting a purple warrior to get it. From 2O yards of the goal scoring was easy, and on three trials Faulkinberry carried it over. Alabama's fight at the goal was pretty but hopeless.
 For the remainder of the quarter the team engaged In bunting duel, and Gillem ripped off two drives for 65 and CT yards. Alabamas loss on each ex- change was from 20 to 25 yards. And fin- ally the ball was within IS yards Of Ala bama's goal, and Gillem kicked it through the posts. Previous to this suc- cessful trial he had failed at goal from the 45-yard line. In the beginning of the fourth quarter Alabama surprised the spectators by leap ing on the offensive immediately after recovering the punt of Sewanee. First the team scattered as a covey of quail, ran together from every section Of the field, and struck. On the first trial a gain of eight yards was netted around Sewanee's right. and on the second first down was made around the left. Then the team, employing the same tactics xl, ftx1,f l. 1l~-1I t1h nanfar for good gain. Having recovered the ball after a tumble, Alabama again as stunned the aggressive, and tried for ward pass which netted first down, and another which clipped off full score Of yards. And then the ball went over, and Sewanee worked 1t gradually to the 30- yard line, and in fear that no score would result in the final quarter, Gillem was ordered to push 1t through the post. This he did, the ball rising gradually and gracefully and clearing the bar by 20 feet. sewannee Heavily Penalized
 Both teams fumbled often, though Ala bama suffered in this respect more than | Sewanee, Alabama's fumbles coming at more iropportune times, and Sewanee re- covering her own more often than Ala
 bama.
 1 Sewanee drew practically all the pen alties Alabama was penalized once for
 being off-side. a loss of five yards. Se-
 vance was penalized five times for 1 total of GO yards.
 | Sewanee was no more successful on ror- ward passes than Alabama. Sewanee
 generally attempted short gains by this
 means, and Alabama showed aptitude in breaking the plays up. Alabama at
 tempted three forward passes, and met
 with success on two occasions.
 1 Sewanee depended on gains on skirting
 the ends, plunging through the lines and
 bunting. The visitors showed marvellous
 form, but executed few clever forma-
 tions, 1t being the purpose of the coaches | to hide their hands until Thanksgivng and Vanderbilt roll around. Alabama gained very little during the afternoon.