The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-09

the final four downs. Jaffe again kicked goal.
 FAYEITE BATTLES HARD
 The second period found the teams battling fiercely. FaYette stiffened oc- casonally and forced Central to the linn it to register their gains. Fayette, on the other hand, gained occasionally, but usually was forced to punt. l After Central gained the ball on Fay ette's 40-yard line, end runs by Watkins l and l.. Levvy advanced the pigskin al- most 50 yards. Two plunges by Jack son tallied the third and final touchdown 1 of the half. Fayette had the ball in mid- 1 field when the half ended. Jaffe missed te last goal making the score 20 to O. Central started off the second half with a continued vim. The speedy Central backs ripped through the Fayette fine l for gain after gain and after four min utes of play Jackson plunged through the Central of the line for the fourth touch- down. Jaffe kicked goal
 JACKSON OVER AGAIN The fifth touchdown came at the close of the third period Four straight first downs moved the ball from midfield to [ striking distance Of the farmers goal. and Jackson again squirmed through the center of the line for touchdown.., Jaffe kicked goal.
 At the start of the fourth quarter Montgomery and J. Levvy succeeded Watkins and l.. Levvy at halfbacks for Central After taking the ball in mid field, Central worked gradually to the 2o-yard liner Montgomery then skirsed the farmers left end for touchdown and Jaffe kicked goal.
 The seventh and final touchdown came n nt<.,t t,,&- Levvy ran around the farmers left end for 65 yards. Jaffe missed goal.
 FAYETTE ON DEFENSE
 The entire final period found Fayette battling on the defense. The only flash of an offense by the Farmers came in the third period, when three first down were registered, one by the aid of a pen alty Fayette was not penalized the er- tire game. Central was penalzed for "a total of 45 yards.
 Central outgained the Fayette boys in every style on play. Fayette tried seven forward passes and did not complete a single one. Central tried six passes and completed four. At the bunting, Gen. tral was forced to kick only once, while Fayette kicked four times. Jefferies was an excellent punter, but his line always forced him to hurry, consequently losing much of his effectiveness
 
 praise for their gallant stand Fayette, after challenging through the press for weeks and weeks, proved an utter dis appointment and was not nearly as strong as some of the other high school teams to oppose Central this season.
 THOMAS CONGRATULATE
 Coach Thomas was also showered with congratulations following the scrap. His team showed all the earmarks of a college team and labeled him as a real coach. Under his guidance, Central completed one of the most successful seasons in their history. Not high school team crossed their goal line and total of 296 points were registered.
 Yesterdays fracas developed no par ticular stars for Central The entire eleven played as one. For Fayette. Shirey stood out prominently as the star of the team. His work on the offense ferries also performed well on defense. Coached by Carey Robinson. last sea sons captain of Auburn, for the past week Fayette failed to play standard high school ball. However. they did fight to the>last. There was no rough playing and the game was easily the best contesl staged on the famed grid iron for the season, barring no college contests.
 The entire proceeds of the game. except expenses, went to the Red Cross fund About $a00 was realized.
 The lineup:
 Central-Jones, left end; Craig, left tackle; Doster, left guard; F. Hall {capt). center; sJ. Hall, right guard M. Mont gomery, right tackle; Stokes,s right end Jaffe quarterback; Watkins left half back; l.. Levvy right halfbaclS; Jackson, fulback.
 Fayette-B -Burnss~left end; Griffin, left tackle; Echols, left guard Chambless, center; Kelly, right tackle; Shirey, right end; Propst, quarterback; Newton, left halfback; Daniels, right halfbaclk; J. Jefferies (capt), fullback.
 Score by periods:
 Fayette .......A............... Q o O. 0l
 Summary: Central scoring: Touch downs. l., Levvy, I. J. Montgomery l, Stokes 1, Jackson f. Goals after touch downs, Jaffe 5. Time of periods, 15 min- Gtes. Referee, Streit (Auburn). Umpire, Watkins (Sewaneel. Head linesman, Mitchell tY. M. C. Al