The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-24

l for dcwp and Auburn received the ball il
 mid field. By successful line plunges and
 8 short forward pass from CaCghnan to Hairston, the oval was carried to Missis- sippi's 7-yard line. Another pass was at I tempted, but was intercepted by Noble
 and returned Il yards. The half then
 ended. Score: Auburn [, Aggies 0.
 Second Half
 Auburn kicked off to start the second
 half and Jones, receiving, returned the
 ball 40 yards. He had evaded all put the last tackler, and might have raced on the goal had he not slipped and fallen. The Aggies lost the ball moment later when they failed to gain in four downs, and it was Auburn's ball in midfield. Au- burn was held for downs and kicked. The Aggies also failed to gain and klcSed, Auburn gaining about 15 yards on the eX- change of punts. Prendergast was clear ly outpunting Jones and Noble, averaging about 40 yards.
 Auburn again gave the ball to Steed and four successive first downs were made The ball was in a few yards of the goal and Steed was again given the oval He ripped open the Aggies' line and plunged over for the second touch , down. Caughman barely missed goal. The Aggies were hard pressed before the heavy onslaught of the Auburn backs and
 seemed pleased to get short rest While Caughman was preparing to kick goal. No more scoring occurred in the third quarter. Score: Auburn 13, Aggies 0. The fourth and final period was the big scoring time for Auburn. Donahue's ma chine scored as much in this period as 1t had previously. Mississippi kicked and Auburn, led by Prendergast, worked the
 ball to the Aggies' 30-yard line. The Az gies' line held once again, and Prender- | .-t.. lt..- Hfae t,,1ai
 kicked immediately, Auburn gaining about 10 yards on the exchange. Ex-
 change of punts were frequent. Prender- gast continued to outllick Noble ald Jones. It was the Aggies ball on their 30- yard line. A forward pass was in tercepted by Taylor and a moment later l Prendergast, with perfect interference, l circled left end for 45 yards. the longest
 run of the game. On the next play Prem | del gast again went around left end for | a touchdown. Caughman missed goal. | Auburn received and the Aggies' line was 1 pierced like it was paper. The entire Au- l burr back field made gains through the line and when Steed was worn out by | his hard plunging that placed the ball on the Aggies' 10-yard line, Rickenbacker was rushed in. The tall fuGiback filled his position capably and on three plays crossed the line for the last touchdown. Caughman kicked goal.
 |
 as the game progressed, and had the ball ! on the Aggies 15-yard line ready to score again If the game had not ended, The AFges played fairly good game con- l sidering the strength of the team that | they were up against. Only at times did
 the Aggies display enough power to hold the plunging Auburn backs for downs. | Shaw at fuliback and Gaddy at end played the best game for the Aggies. Shaw was the only consistent gainer for | the Aggies. Gaddy played wonderful defensive game, keeping his end free from any gains 1 The Auburn team as a whole starred. 1 Every man on the squad put up q great | game and were rewarded with an over- whelming victory over a team that they | expected to give them a close call for honors. The Auburn team shows as much power as in former years when it mace | high bid for the Dixie championship.
 From the showing yesterday 1t appears
 that Donahue will again produce team
 of championship caliber.
 The summary follows:
 | Line up-Auburn: Robinson, center
 F'rickley, left guard; Wynne. left tackle
 Davis. left end; Taylor right guard , 1 Sample. right tackle; Bonner, right end ;
 Caughman, quarter; Hairston, right
 half; Prendergast, left half; Steed, full. Mississippi: McArthur, center; Spur l lock. left guard; Brunson, lief tackle :; l Gaddy, left end; Patton, right guard :;
 Raney (captain), right tackle; Hamil- ton, right end; Noble, quarter; Bobo,
 right half; Jones. left half; Shaw. full. l Substitutes-Auburn Campbell for
 Davis; Rickenbacher for Steed; Steed for Campbell.
 | Mississippi: Scott for Gaddy Henson for Spurlock; North for Henson; Scott
 for Hamilton; Gaddy for Scott; Oden | for Shaw.
 Touchdowns-Stecd 2. Rickenbacher, iPrendergast.
 Goals From Touchdowns-Caugh l2,
 Time of Quarters--12 and 15 minutes
 Penalties-Auburn. yards off side; l5 yards off side. Mississippi yards
 offside; 5 yards off side.
 Referee-Brumage. B. A. c.
 ] Umpire-Grebe, Navy.