The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-18
Carlisle Indians WalLoped By
 PowerfuL YeLow Jacket Team
Indians Helpless Before the Rushes of Strupper, Hill and Guyon-Total of 9S Points Tailed

AtIantn, November 17.-Georgin Tech overwhelmed Carlisle, 9S to O. here todny in the first meeting be- tween the two institutions. The game was devoid of special features, inc Jackets using straight footbaii throughout except in the third period when they opened up with an over head attack, scoring two touchdowns in the first six minutes of play in that period. Tech scored four touchdowns in each of the first three periods, taliyins two more in the final period.
 The Indians were unable to break Techs line defense and practically their only ground gaining was by. the end running of Tibbetts and Miles. Car lisle did not accomplish a forward pass and fumbled frequently
 Both teams were penalized often for off side play. In the last two periods the visitors apparently were helpless before the onrush of the southerners, opponents territory. At no stage ot the game was the Jacket goal in dan ger. Carllsles nearest approach to the locals lne was 50 yards after Tibbetts netted 2S yards on an end run. Struprer, Hill and Guyon, formerly oi Carlisle, starred for the Tech eleven. Carlisle won the toss and chose tc receive at the south end of the field Hill kicked off 50 yards to Herman, but Carlisle was unable to make any head way. and when Tech got the ball. Strup- per, on his second attempt, crossed the line for the first score Speedy work by Strupper, Hill and Guyon sent the bal over for the four touchdowns of the quarter. Fincher kicked three of th' four goals Both teams were repeat ediy penalized.
 Tech renewed the attack viciously 1T the seccnd period.
 After being thrown for an eight-yarc 1 loss, Hill went through Carlisle's center 2 yards to the four-yard line, where Guyon bucked across the touchdown 1 Strupper added to the score when ht went around left end for II yards to { 1 touchdown. and few minutes later Hil 1 took a punt from Leroy and ran 5 yards for another score. Techs goa never was threatened. Hill again tool Leroys punt and returned it 75 yards fo another touchdown, Fincher kicking tn goals.
 ] Enrs brilliant toe work and Strup | touchdowns in the third period. The flee l halfback made end runs of g and 5 yards for two of the scores. Near tn end of tho period w. Smith went in fo Strupper and made a right end run fo 20 yards and a touchdown.
 1 Both teams substituted players in tn final quarter, but the Indians were un 1 able to head the Georgians. After sev
 eral unsuccessful efforts at forwar passes Tech used them to good advan ! tage in this quarter, rolling up two nor touchdowns for a final score of 9S to 0. | Carlisle (0l-Norris, left end; Lassa left tackle; F. Godfrey, left guard; Wal ker, center; L. Godfrey. right guard Flichem, right tackle; Moore, right end Miles, quarterback; Tibbets, left half back; Herman, right halfback; Leroy fullback.
 Georgia Tech (9S)-Fincher, left end Higgins, left tackle; Welchel left guard Phillips, center: Bowling, right guard Carpenter. right tackle; Bell, right end Hill, quarterback; Strupper, left half
 back; Guyon, right halfback Quill, full
 back.
 Score by periods:
 i Carlisle .................... e lGeorgia Tech ....... 2S 2S 2S IA!
 Tech scoring: Touchdowns, Strupper
 Strupper). Goals from touchdown
 Fincher 13, Strupper Referee, Wood
 Notre Dame Umpire, Smith. BuckneI
 Headlinesman, Lewis. Virginia. Time periods, 20 minutes each.