The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-04
GREEN OF ATHENS
PROVES EASY FOR
C. N. A. CADETS
BEATEN BY DECISIVE SCORE o.
81 TO o-scRUBs AND RE-
SERVES FILL IN.
MASSEY DEFEATED GREEN 52..O
Teams Were Evenly Matched Ia
Weight, 6ut cadtes Had Il Over vIS-
Itors-Put Up Hard Fight Against
Odds.


afternoon when they defeated the
Green, of Athens, eleven by tho do
cisive score OF 81 to 0. The c.lceta
were the masters of the situation .rcm
the time the ball was snapped rntl
the whistle blew at the conclusi n q
the game. The frst touchdown was
made within one minute after the ban
was snapped, and that too with the
ball being kicked to Green. The bah
went over 10 the cadets on Green's
tumble and the first play that vas
called Claggett was shot around end
for touchdown. and Eblen kicked .
clean goal.
The visitors rallied q little and held
the soldiers for a few seconds. B.
Whitfield, Green's captain and right
half, did some nice ground gaining.
and whenever called upon hardly over
failed to make his gains He showed
that he was football player and had
the grit and determination. to work
against great odds.
Never but once was the scldierw'
goal in any danger and that was when
Jordan, Green's left half. received IN
attempted forward pass from Sham 60
Mig and go taway with It, passing
Shamotulski before he realized what
had happened. It was here that Sham
gave little illustration of sprinting.
He got on his toes and in one Of the
prettiest and cleanest tackles caught
his man and downed him and 30 fierce
was the tackle that Jordan was retir-
ed from the game for the remainder
of the afternoon and Massehberg was
sent in in his stead.
In the first half, Ciaggett, Ransom,
Gambil, Eblen, and Shamotulski made
touchdowns tc the amount of eight
and Eblen kicked four goals, misetng
four easy ones. Making the score A
to 0.
At the beginning OF the second half
Coach McGehee began running In the
substitutes and after a few minutes
of play he began the substitution OF
the scrubs and at the conclusion OF
the game the only varsity men ir the
game we're Ransom, Shamotu.ski,
King and Craighead.
In the last half, Pratt, ShamotI.lski,
and McAdams made touch
downs McAdams recovered for
ward pass and made beauty run for
a touchdown, but 1t was not allowed
to count on account of the fact taat
the ball was not recovered by the man
hat first touced 1t. Mack did some
good work at right end when he was
put in in Ehlen's stead
Not enough can be said OF Porter.
lie is beyond all doubt the greatest
ret in breaking through and tearing
o smitherings the plays of the oppo-
Iition and throwing the men with the
,all for losses. At this trick ne has
10 equal. Every man on the team
hined to great advantage and the
crubs even held the visitors so that
hey could not gain any ground To
peak of. Line up:
!. M. A. Position 0neea
ling center J. Spence
lloyd left guard Rowe
Ientry, Hurt right guard Nelson
'orter left tackle Head
raighead right tackle Williamson
raft, Phillips left end @. spe.ce
blen, McAdams right end lard
anson quarter Richardson
hamotulski full back Crisham
laggett, Gaddis right half Whitfield
ambil and Jordan anil
luton left half Massenberg
Observation-Disclosures. DIR. p. d. Eld-
lie; umpire. Crockett owen; head
nesman, Capt. Bowe; time keepers,
avis and Hayes. Time OF quartars,
minutes.
Notes.
There has not been nicer cr more
eademy field thi sseason than the
,sdemy field this seasJn that tee
gregation from Green last Saturday.
Beyond all dors; SnamotulslSl. Fan
m ard rJrter have the call over
v,aiAg that has been seen so far
Is season FRO their places on the all
uthern prop school team. Clasgett,
ng, Eblen and Phillips have a good
ow to get places. Sykes, OF B. q. A.
Il have to have place at one %
, halves. but az for the balance OF
team they proved that without
kes in tho game they we're power
; and are entitled 70 but little con-
GRAFTON.