The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-15
Anderson s. I'd Run Gives Missis ippia S
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FUMBLES PRF VENT
 ALABAMA A SCORING
Dexter Hoyater Sui lcrs Ro ,n Leg. Greens Work Is laf Crim- : sons Victory ians
 Make But Or m VII
By 0. W. GREn

Tuscaloosa, October 14-(spectaI., With to 6 defeat staring them in the face for nearly a quarter and a half, the Crimson came back in fhe last few minutes of play and defeated Mis- sissippi college this afternoon by a score of 13 to 2. The conquerers of A. and M. lived mp to the reputation that had proceeded them to Alabama and throughout the 56 minutes of play fought Coach KelIey's machine foot by foot.
 In three separate occasions the Crim- son worked the oval to within yard of the opposing goal, only to lose it on downs or fumbles. And then with the last period slipping away Green, whose brilliant work had featured through out, raced around end for tho winning counter.
 Penalties, fumbles and ragged play, more than the defense of the Missis- sipians, however, kept down the Crim- son score.
 In the first quarter Alabama p1owed within two yards of the opposing goal, and plugging continually at the center of the line lost the ball on downs Immediately after Mississippi had kicked out the march began again and with the ball within three inches Of the opposing goal, Gage fumbled on the first play.
 In the second quarter the Crimson registered their first touchdown, when Johnston bucked over center for a score, following a series of line plunges, but again after they had rushed the ball within the shadow Of the opposing goal the Crimson fum- h1ed again and lost the hall
 Mississippfs long touchdown came soon after a tumble had given them the ball. Captain Anderson plunged over Alabama's left guard through the cen ter of the line and over broken field for an s5-yard run across the goal. Besides this brilliant bit of play the offense of the visitors was of little importance. But once did they make first down and at no time was the ball within Alabam's 3O-yard line.
 Featuring the game for Alabama the great work of Quarterback Green was predominant. Time after time he raced around the opposing ends for 5, 10 and 15 yards. Gage, Rogers, Whittelsey and and Maynor also showed up well for the Crimson. Dexter Hovater suffered a broken leg in the second quarter and will be out of the game for the season.
 Alabama. .... Position. Miss. College /
 Alabama-Boone left end: Whittle- sey, left tackle; D. Hovater, left guard Maynor, center; Howe, right guard; Rogers, right atckle; Morton, right end; Green, quarterback; w. Hovater, left half; Gage, right half; Burnett full back
 Mississippi College-Yee, left end; King, left tackle; Richards. left guard; Hartman, center; Dunlap, right guard; Tate, right right tackle; Gaines, right end; Hale, quarterback; Anderson. left half; Mccoy, right half; Pense, full back.
 Summary: Touchdowns, Johnston, Green, Anderson. Goal after touch- down, Green, Hartmann Referee. Stroud G4. S. U.). Umpire, Watkins (Scwanee). Head linesman, Clarkson (Marion). Timekeeper, Joplin (Ala-y bama). Time of quarters, IA minutes
 Substitutions: Alabama, Johnston for D. Hovater, Hagon for Green. Johnson for Burnett, Moseley for Johnston, Davis for Rowe Downey for Moseley Taylor for Gage, Burnett for G. John Lowrey for Mccoy.