The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-30

worked the ball from their own 15-y used the air attack again and pass i the Auburn star racing behind the Jac of the contest Ducote kicked goal.
 Auburn's first opportunity to score came in the final few moments ol play in the second period, when Du cote got away for brilliant 6O-yard run and was stopped on the locals lo' yard line. The period ended before the ball was put into action again,
 Tech began it's aerial assault at the opening of the contest and scored it's first touchdown in the first four min utes of play. With succession of bril- liantly executed overhead passes the {. Georgians worked the ball to their op- ponents' three-yard lone and Hill bucked through tackle for the second touchdown of the initial period.
 Tech tried line plays repeatedly but the Plainsmen's first defence held firm in virtually every instance, leaving the visitors at the mercy of the mathe- matical precision of the air attack that the Georgians returned to in stages of the contest when they neared their op- ponents' goal Strupper, one of the Tech stars. three times made long end runs and with we'll formed interference the Jacket player skirted the Orange and Blues ends for long gains.
 Joe Guyon, formerly of Carlisle, played what was generally conceded the best individual game of the Jacket aggregation, the speedy Indian break ing up, in decisive moments of the con tact. plays that seemed to indicate the Plainsmen were on their way to a score
 FUMBLES HURT AUBURN
 Two costly fumbles annulled in large measure an Auburn rally in the third period when apparently the Ala bamians abandoned straight football tactics and played open formations, which netted substantial gains.
 Guyon scored four of the Jackets touchdowns and F'incher kicked all the goals but two.
 The game ended with the ball in Techs possession on Auburn's 16-sard line.
 Auburn won the toss and decided to defend the south goal Hill kicked off DU ydTQS lO DOIdAuC, Wlio ACtdAiACo NhS ball Is yards. Ducote fumbled and Quill recovered the ball. Techs ball on Au- burns 35-yard line. Plunges by Quill and Strupper were followed by for ward pass which netted 25 yards. Hfll hit center for f1ve-yard gain, and Quill made two yards over left tackle, planting the ball on Auburn's two-yard line. Hill went across for the first touchdown. Fincher kicked goal. Score: Tech ', Auburn o.
 HILL SCORES FOR TECH
 Hill again kicked off 60 yards to Donahue, who returned the ball IS yards Auburn getting it on their own 1S-yard line Ducote went over right tackle for small gains, then punted 50 wards to Hill, who returned it 10 yards. Techs ball on her 42yard 1ine After gains by Guyon and Strupper, Hill raced 40 yards for the second touch down. Fincher kicked goal. Score: Tech IA; Auburn O.
 At the beginning of the second quarter. gains by Hill and Guyon were followed by two forward passes carrying the ball to Auburn's seven-yard line On the next play Quill fumbled but recovered. A forward pass was incomplete and the ball went over on downs. When the ball was returned to Auburn's 20-yard line
 
 cred for Tech, who quickly advanced 10 Auburn's three-yard line and Guyon carried the ball over for touchdown. but failed to kick goal Score: Tech 26. Auburn O.
 After short gains by Hill Guyon and Strupper, Strupper broke through the center of the line for 50 yards and a touchdown. Fincher kicked goal. Score; Tech 33; Auburn O..
 PENALTIES FREQUENT
 Both sides were penalized for taking out too much time In the latter part or the period the Auburn machine some what recovered itself, Donahue and Rev ington bucking the Tech line for gains. The half ended with the ball in Au- burns possession on their 25-yard line.
 At the beginning of the third period Fincher broke through the line and broke up an attempted forward pass, Mathes of Tech catching the ball before 1t fell to the ground. A 10-yard run by Strupper around right end carried the ball to Auburn's six-inch line where Guyon bucked across for a touchdown Fincher kicked goal. Score. Tech 40, Auburn O.
 On the next play Tech got the ball on her own 25-yard line. but failed to make gains. It was Auburn's ball for the first time in Tech territory, on Techs 30-yard line. A forward pass Ducote to Robin son, netting , yards, was followed by tumble by Ducote, and Strupper reeov- cred. A series of plunges by Guyon and Hill carried the sphere from Techs 45- yard line to Auburn's 1o-yard line. Strupper and Guyon carried the ball to .-,v,.-.,.,--,--.-s,,- -