The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-28
PLAINSMEN THREATEN

1 The ball is brought back to A. and M. 1 20-yard line. On the next two plays Bopo ] and Sanders are thrown for II yards 1 loss and A. and M. is forced to kick. 1 Trapp returned it one yard. On two off l tackle plays Donahue failed to gam. | Trapp is only awarded by one yard around left end. The quarter ended with the ball on Mississippi A. and Ms l2- yard line.
 Robinson (captain) goes in at quarter back and Gibson goes out Revinston on three successive line bucks goes over the line for F yards. Captain Cary then carried the ball over right guard for Auburn's first touchdown. Ducote kicks goal for Auburn.
 Creel takes Robinsons place and Du- cote is again calling signals. Auburn kicks to Mississippi and the ball is re- turned 10 yards. On the following two plays A. and M. is successful with a nine yard gain. The best Christian could do on the next two plays was four yards. A. and M. loses four yards on an end run. Bobo punts.
 DUCOTE CIRCLES END Ducote circled right end at this time for 25 yards. On three successive line bucks Revington and Donahue gain six yards. Auburn loses ball account of
 downs. On the next play Trapp circled left end for E yards and Revington hits the center of the line for two yards. Little Bill fails to gain right end run. forward pass fails, Ducote to ! Donahue. Hall goes in for Donahue.
 Ducote on a delayed pass goes around right end for 15 yards. On two attempt ed end runs Ducote and Trapp fail to gain On the next play Ducote makes five yards.
 However, Mississippi holds Auburn for downs and kicks 30 yards. Ducote is sue
 cessful and makes IS yards around left end. Hall makes first down for Au- burn. Revington hits line for two yards. On pass, Ducote to Trapp, three yards are gained. The half ended
 with the ball in the middle of the field. Score 7-6.
 A. and M received the kick and Bobo returns the ball 25 yards. Bobo tries right end for no gain. McWilliams tried center and on two plays nets seven yards and first down. Bobo runs, but gains nothing Mississippi fumbled and Gib- son, for Auburn, appeared to recover. Ducote and Donahue failed to gain. Au- burn is forced tc punt, and the ball is put in play on A. and NJ. two-yard line. PUNT IS POOR
 At this point. l3obo was rushed and kicked out of bounds on about the eight-yard line. In three successive line bucks Revington was successful in mak- ing the second touchdown. Ducote missed an easy goal A. and M re- ceive and Bobo returns four yards, and on the next play circled the Tigers left end for g yards. Saunders hits cen ter for little gain.
 On the next playpA. and M. was pen- al;zed five yards for being off side. Bobo gains two yards and then fumbles Greet for Auburn recovered. Revington gains two yards. Ducote. on end runs. gains one yard. A forward pass, Ducote to Gibson, is incomplete Auburn is held for downs and Trapp, for Auburn. brings the ball on the kick for 10 yards. Trapp and Ducotc on three end runs failed to gain. A forward pass, Ducote to Trapp, gained 70 yards.
 The third quarter ended with the ball in Auburn's possession on A. and Ms 30-yard line. Revington makes one yard. Duccte and Donahue gain two yards. Greet goes in at end for Styles. Mississippi holds Auburn for downs after Auburn attempts forward pass. Mis-