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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-11
LINEUP AND SUMMARY

lIlF Ine~up IOIIOWs.
 Alabama -Boone left end Rowe, left tackle; Brown. left guard; Sessions. center; Johnson. right guard HovateI Napt,l, right tackle bowman, right anG; stoWers quarterback; Blair, left half back; O'connor, right haifback Steven son, fullback.
 Vanderbilt G,-Adams teapt.). left end Miniek, left tackle. Holmes, left guard; Eary. center McGilliin right guard Carmen, right tackle I.assiter rial, end, Wilhite. quarterback; Norman. iefi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-11
FIGHT IS BITTER

Although the attendance was unuslall,, small, the teams waged d bitter contest. Vandy secured the verdict alone througb the inability of. the Crimson to put the punch Tn their attack at the proper time The Crimson outweighed the Vandy ma chine considerably, as well as having the advantage in experience
 Nandys team showed no resemblance of the former machines of the Tennessee institute which have invaded Birintng- nam m the past five years for elasstcat gndircn contests. The team, altnoush light,s IS tast and aggressive and fi2hts Exceptionally we'll.
 Alabama s showing was again q disap- pontment to their followers. The Grim son, generally conceded to have the bet ter of the argument, playing a sensa- tional offensive game at times, appear ing unstopabie, but the Comnodores al J ways applied the breaks before it was too late.
 McGill, Henrick. Lassiter and Richard son piayed brilliant game for the Com modores. while the work of Boone. Blat,. stevenson, Sessions and Stowers stood out prominently
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-11
SPORTS
IS Crimson Ls Mustered By Vandy Machine
VANDERBILT CODlHODORES WIN OVER ALABAMA ELEVEN
 N THRILLING BATTLE; CRIMSON WASTES MANY CHANCES

Sensational Witers Near Goal Line and Kelly Ma chine is Dealt Initial Defeat of SeasonAabama Scores Safety Following Blocked Punt in Final Period Vandy's Winning Touchdown Late in Second Period Following Crimson
 Commodores Play Chiefly Defensive Game
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period
 Alabama displayed sensational offense un1 the ball was within striking distance of the goal line Once under the of the posts the magnificent fighting qualities of the
 Crimson decreased instead of increasing and three times the Crimson failed at the psychological moment.
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bamas sta1r end, Knocked an or ms lower teeth out, and so disfigured his lip and mouth that he was unable to continue. play. The injury was the sec ond serious one of the game to a Grim son performer
 The. second half witnessed the open ing of some dazzling forward passes by The Crimson, as well as working of the spread formation overtime. Stow CTS returned Lassiter's kick 30 yards, the ball being down on the Crimson $ 25-yard line. A pass, Stowers to Stew fenson, netted 20 yards. Richardson in- tercepted pass to Lowman and Vandy immediately kicked to Stowers who returned to the Edward line
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CRIMSON THREATENS

McGil recovered a tumble of Elm mett's on the 35 yard line. Alabama held the Commodores for down. gain ing the ball on the 90-yard line. A pass, Stowers to Stevenson, netted another 20 yards, and on the next play 30 more yards were gained on a long pass, Stowers to bowman. Stowers made a 10- yard sprint through the center of the line on the spread formation. placing the ball on the 1S-yard line Stevenson made two wards and Emmett made six. Stowers made first down. O'Connor gained yard through the center of the line and Stowers added six more Stew enson failed to gain. Stowers, on the fourth down, missed crossing the goal line by less than a half foot
 Lassiter punted out and Alabama had the ball again on the Commodores' 20- yard line. A pass across the goal line failed and Nandy gained the ball. Las slter punted again. O'Connor being downed on the Commodores' 40-yard line. A pass failed, and then Stevenson was held without a gain. O'Connor also failed. pass, Stowers to Emmett, netted nine yards, yandy gaining the ball on their own 31-yard 1ipe
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PASS SUCCESSFUL

,Atapama tlled 12 forward passes six of Mhleh eh were successful. Vandy tried five 1ofWard passes, one of which was exc. cu'ed' Alabama gained 9s yards on passes, as compared with for vandy.
 Nandy made four first downs in the i,t nlse llall' as compared With 10 for the Crimson. while in the second baIf va,a,, made two first downs, as compared .xits, eisht for the Crimson. vandy was Den aiized 2o yards while the Crimson did not suffer a penalty IVY
 inc game was one of the bloodiest seen nere in years. In addition to the serous inJulles 10 Blair and Boone, both of whom Win be out of the lineup for the seliiaihaef se, ot the season, Johnson suf- aSsu @ padiy sprained ankle. He will also be out of the line-rlp for tba rar,.;r,
 der of the Wear tiS'iii-
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FINAL PERIOD STARTS

The final period started with the Crimson still fighting desperately to gain the leadership. Vandy made first down on Hendricks good work, the gains being made chiefly across the right side of the Crimson line. Vandy was penalized IS yards for holding. Sessions blocked Lassiter's punt and McGlll recovered on Vandy's 19-yard llne richardson made first down. and Alabama took the ball on downs later on the 47-yard line.
 Alabama, by another series of cley- erly executed forward passes. worked tne pail back within striking distance ol the Nandy goal, losing the ball on Nahdy 20-yard line. Sessions again piocked one of Lassiters punts ana me pig Vandy end fell on the hall pack or the goal line in a mad scramble Wlth Crimson players, scoring a safe+y Nahdy had the ball on the 20 ysr6 me and punted to O'Connor on inc 5o- yard line. A forward pass. Stowers ta bowman. following two first downs hv successlul plunges by Stevenson a,5 oh.tackle darts by Stowers placed tha pail on the Commodores' 10yard 1ina
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RUSH IS STOPPED

oloNers made five more yards on T, oash around the left end and Stevenso1. Saoed one more around the opnos,t.. Lieiih' sl, otoWers mace it first down bv a uash around left end. Richardson then ii'.eIeeptea ii'. forward pass and Lassiter Ing the ball in midfieid.
 with only three minutes ren,ainin, +o play' the Commodores ne.d itie Crimson eohpaiatlvely safe. Richardson t;nailN. intercepted another pass and yandv haG the ball in midfield when the game
 Lassiter had the better of O,Connor in d bunting duel Two of the former $ .G,'1 pooes were blocked. Vandy punted nine times for an average of 35 vards ;,,,,;,' the Crimson punted five fines for ''..S ,,F average of s yards 4t
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-11
POLL TAX FOR WOMEN
Equality Of Laws Enacted by LegisIa-
ture Is Questioned.
o the Women of Bennington:

| To the Women of Bennington:
Before we rush blindly into signing
the tax lists presented to us, that We
may become voters in Vermont, let us
look squarely at the issue.
We asked for Equal Suffrage, and
what de we get? A joker. Why, IL
we are to be given the vote, should
not every woman be assessed a poll
tax the same as the men, whether
they desire to vote or not. That is
only fair.
In filling out the tax lists, we are
especially cautioned to tell the
truth" If the majority of women do
tell the absolute truth, how many
can say they own anything in their
homes, except by courtesy? Is the
montreal estate owning male obliged to
pay taxes on the $50, or even $40 that
he may have in his purse; the diam
ond ring on his finger valued at over
500 or any other personal property of
similar nature? Then why should the
women.
1t seems to me, that in our eager
ness for the vote, we may we'll be
cldS5tu WIN lllt lOOlS anu IlllDtclltS III
we willingly sign our names to any
tax list other than we would as
real estate owners.
| am as anxious for the vote as any
woman, but believe that all women
should be taxed the same as the men,
whether they desire to vote or not.
That women should not be taxed on
personal property. house furnishings,
etc, to which they have no legal
right, lin case of divorce, they would
soon hnd out so,) and for which the
nonproperty owning men are not
taxed.
We can better afford to wait anoth-
er year to obtain the vote, than to add
a further burden to the family budget
which is now heavy and with the pres
ent outlook promises to be doubly so
in the near future.
Here's to Equal Suffrage for all
women.
Very truly,
Lillian NJ Cole.
Vt, April IL. 1917