The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-11-24
LOCAL RESERVES
DEFEAT FRANKLIN
ACADEMY RESERVES
MILITARY BOYS TAKE MEASURE
OF VISITORS BY GOOD
SCORE.
Ike PIlvNALLl GvO ELAlIkG
Battle Ground Academy Could Not
Score While the Soldiers Mace
Only One Touchdown; That Was in
the Second Quarter.

OnIy One oucnooWn; That Was i
the Second Quarter.
in d very exciting game G. NJ
reserves defeated b. q. A. Reserve
. to . yesterday afteI noon. Thi
score does not begin TO tell the story
for the bali was never anywhere nea
the Cadet 6oal line. Although the Z
e. A. boys outweighed the locals prob
ably i've pounds to the man, the,
were able to make first down only
twice during the game. One of these
times was when they successfully
worked forward pass, and the Other
when their quarterback went ar0unC
end for eight and through the line fo1
the remaining distance.
c. M. A. was unable to gain con
sistently, although time and again
they swept the ends for ten and fiji.
teen yards or went through the line
for equally as good gains, although
the whole team played an excellent
game, Lyle, Stonestreet, Wilson and
May gained the most ground. viii
son, T., playing end, made some of
the most spectacular runs of the
evening, twice going for thirty yards
around end. On the defensive Hedge
cock and Garner did particularly
good work.
Neither side gained much ground
by using the forward pass. B. G A.
tried it only once, and G. M. A. work
ed it successfully twice out of ten
tries. In puntine G. M. A. bested their
opponents by far Lytle averaged,
easily thirty-five yards on his cunts,
and placed them so we'll that they Of
ten rolled far beyond the opposing ,,
quarter. lr addition to punting Ly-
tie made fitteeL yards around end on
fake punts nearly every time he was
called on. Mag and Mitchenor land
led and returned the punts far better
than B. G. AS. quarter /
The first scoring came in the Sec
md quarter c. M. A. pushed the
ball down the field to B. G. AS five
yard line, and there lost the ball on a
tumble, On the next play, a double
BASS, both Lytle and Harris broke
through, and threw the man with the
'all over the goal line for a safety.
The ball was brought out to the TWEEN
y-five yard line, and put into play.
n the last quarter c. M. A. worked
he ball down the field to the twenty
i've yard line, and Harris kicked an
asy goal This finished the scoring,
Though q. G. A. came back strong
nd made thei1 only two downs of
he game after this time. The game
nished with the ball in B. G. AS.
ossession on their own ten yard line.
The game was cleverly played
throughout. G. M. A. played in hard ,
lex though, in that May and Stevens
i'll probably be out of the game for
he rest of the season, May with a
ably bruised collar bone, and Ste.
ems with twisted knee. Stone
rect and Ross, who replaced these j.
en, put mp good article of bali
lille they were in the game. B. G.
also had a mans collar bone in
red and an ankle hurt, but no bones =,
ere broken.
For B. g. A. the quarterback played
e best at advancing the ball, and
so on the defensive. He was close
followed on the defensive by their :,
# tackle.
Following is C. NJ. AS. lineup: =,
)ltslnger, .......... ..... Center
edgecocK 49,. 49,. Right Guard !
lrner ....... ....... Left Guard
tile ..... ........ Right Tackle -,
irrls, M. Left Tackle
natley ...... ........... Left Emo -
ilston, T. Steele -. 800. Right Emo
tchenOr ...... .... Quarter :,
iy Stonestreet ........ Full Back -
mb1ll E. -. ...........L Left Half A..
nDhnn9 Ross RIGHT Half