The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21
THREE STRAIGHTS IS
GOOD RECORD FOR
c. NJ. A. CADETS
STRAYHoRN SCHOOL OF cor
NERsV!LLE is THE LATEST
SCALP TAKEN.
SCOR 81 TO NOTHING
Locals Played Best Game Of Season
and Threw Visitors of Their Feet
and Made Touchdown in Ninety
Seconds.
Three straights is not bad.

}, Three straights is not bad.
Make it four next Saturday. TAX
the measure of the husky B. G. A. az
" gregation.
; Strayhorn School, of CornersVillE
met the same fate last Saturday b
which two other teams had been pre-
viously forced to submit. The cadeti
simply played the big country boy
loft their feet from the start and sen,
Phillips over the visitors goal for 6
touch down in one and half minutes
Iof play. 1t was done in such neal
manner that the visitors did not real
liz what was, happening until it was
Jail over. No goals to 0. 1t came
Iabout by Ransom receiving Stray
horns KICKOFF at the 10 yard line and
returning % yards, run by Ransom
aroind end for 25 more yards, and an.
other run by Ransom around end for
80 yards followed with a forward pasa
from Sham" to mig" for a gain OF
81 yards, and then-Phillips over the
| line. 1t was fast work
The second touchdown was made in
exactly the same time as the first, af-
ter the ball was put in play, only this
time G. NJ A. kicked off and Corners
vile fumbled, after bringing the ball
back from the 10 yard line to about
the As yard line. C. M. A. man fell on
the ball and before the visitors knew
what was happening, "Nig" had called
signals and had scooted around left
end on quarterback run and clipped
off 35 of those yards before he could
be stopped. Then Red Rainey was
given the pig skin and was sent
through the line for another touch.
down. Phillips kicked goal, II to Q.
Owing to the extreme hot weather
the players were forced to ask for
time out in which to recover their
breath and during this interval the !,
Cornersville lads held some heart to !
heart talks and came back in the last |
part of the quarter and held the cadets !
to the score, and made several good
gains themselves. During this period
the forward pass was the chief ground
gamer and G. M. A. pulled off some
feature plays which would have re.
suited in another touchdown bur for
accidents.
Second Quarter.
One touchdown was made in the
second quarter and was pulled off in
/ spectacular run by Ransom through
i broken field for As yards The clev-
II quarterback did some expert eodg-
ng and self-defensive work in this
lay. Phillips kicked clean goal. II
o 0.
Second Half.
The visitors came back strong and
ave the cadets hard battle, but
in an effort to punt, lost
Phillips blocked, and recovered the
val. This was followed with quick
hoves Of Edgerton around end, 4 for
Yard pass from Sham to Mig. "Rus-
" was again given the ball and this
Ime put it over Phillips kicked toal,
3 to 0.
The remainder of the quarter was
neventful. Both teams we're winded
nd several penalties we're given both
Dr. hold and or side.
Last Quarter.
The cadets went in feeling fresh
nd determined to. pile up a bigger
core and 1t was only a few minutes
play until they made safety. max u
lg the score 25 to 0.
This was followed with another sem 0
ational run by Ransom around left y
nd for So yards for a touchdown. but U
Ifs was not counted and G. M. A.
as penalized for Gambill holding.
he soldiers were lined up again and Z
10 same play was pulled of only II :
as for SO Yards this time, and II was v
,re that Shamotulslxi, Rainey and =
ambill put up the most complete de-
nsive work that was ever witnessed