The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-25

Nashville, November 24.-Vanderhilt outclassed sewanee at almost every angie of the field today, winning decisively by the score of g to 6. More than lo'VVo people witnessed the contest. which Ill the earlier part of the game was one el the most brilliant on record. but di'ei the first 10 minutes of play Nanderplit terrific rushes and strong defense Wofe the Tiger machine down, and by the end Of the second quarter it was completely dismantled Sewanee gained but one hrst down throughout the entire game, this, an s5-yard run by Lanier. insofar as rushing the ball was concerned. Her 6 points were due to two brilliant field goals by Gillem. For vanderbilt the bril- liant work of Morrison, coupled with the play of Neeey, Freeland, Metzger and others, swept the Tigers off their feet. eewanee worked forward passes brilliant kr at the end. but her rally came too Este Vanderbilt's all-round playing was ehe best exhibition she has given all the year. and Sewanee had no chance at any stage of the battle to make show ing.
 Details of Game
 Vanderbilt won the toss and chose to Nick off. Freeland kicked 40 yards. and after two trials at the line Gillem kicked to Vanderbilts 45-yard line, and Nor rlson returned it 10 yards
 Vanderbilt gained but was penalized 15 wards and Neely kicked Lanier gained eight yards around end and made first down Browne tried right end and lost An re Kent Morrison gained 10 yards through the line and Mtzger duplicated. Wander bilt was penalzed five yards for off-slde play. Forward pass attempt lost the ball to Sewanee Browne made one yard around left. Gillem bunting later. Van derbilt gained eight yards. Nicely punt ed and Browne returned it 95 yards. Se- vance secured the ball on Vanderbilts 25-yard line and Gillem kicked goal from the field.
 Score: Sewanee 3, Vanderbilt O.
 Nicely kicked over the goal line and Gillem kicked 45 yards. Morrison re- turned the ball to the center of the neld on a fake kick, Neely going 30 yards. Forward pass was then intercepted by Sewanee and Gillem punted. Vanderbilt's ball on Sewanee's N-yard line. Van derbilt gained consistently through the line and showed the best offensive Work. Stoney was injured and relieved by Cochran Sewanee strengthened herSelt and Vanderbilt lost the ball on down of a two-vard line by a bad punt, Lanier woinr through for nine yards. Sewanee was penalized with ball on Vanderbiits 17-yard line Score end first quarter: Se- vance B. Vanderbilt o.
 End First Half IanIer gained two yards through cen fer but failed to gain around the end hnd the ball went to Vanderbilt. Alter two attempts through the line Neely punted and Browne returned the ball to Tanderbit's 35-yard line. Gillem was forced to punt. Vanderbilts ball on her IO-yard line Neely gained six yards through the line and then punted Se- wanee's ball on Vanderbilts 49-yard line. Browne failed to gain around end and Gilem punted. Morrison gained F yards lr two attempts around end. Williams went around the end and through broken fields, and throwing tackle after tackle, gained 55 yards. Nanderbilts ball on Sewanee's 1S-yard line.
 Morrison gained two yards through the line and followed his own right end. He planted the ball on Sewanees one-yard line. Morrison carried the ball over. Neely kicked goal. Score end second quarter: Vanderbilt 6. Sewanee 3.
 Gillen kicked over the goal line and Vanderbilt lined up for scrimmage on her own 25-yard line. Neely, Morrison and Metzger, in three attempts, carried the hall 2 yards. With a series of well mixed plays Vanderbilt advanced 20 yards