The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17

failed to gafn Berryh1ll intercepted an attempted forward pass and gained three yards on first down. Vandy was penalized 15 yards for holding. Goar punted 40 yards. Stubbs made three yards on short pass and Scott ripped off three more, but on the third down Sherman caught an attempted pass on his own 35-yard line,
 After three unsuccessful attempts to gain through the line Goar punted 40 yards to Scott, who ran it back 10 yards before being downed. Baker threw Scott for a two-yard loss. A forward pass, Shirley to Irwin, netted
 15 yards. Baker intercepted an at
 tempted forward pass, but Vandy lost
 the ball a minute later when Stubbs,
 for Auburn, grabbed Sherman's pass out | of the air.
 l Sherlings pass went wild but he
 ripped off four yards on the next play
 just as the whistle ended for the sec
 ond half Score, Vanderbilt fl, Au
 burn O.
 l During the intermission there wasn't the slightest sign of life among the spectators and the familiar snake dance , was also note in evidence. THIRD QUARTER
 Lockman kicked off to Scott on Au- ! burns 2O-yard line. Stubbs made four ] yards through center. The crowd shook
 off its lethargy and actually yelled when Scott ripped off % yards more
 around Vandys right end. But Van- 1 dy's line frightened and Auburn lost l the ball when Baker intercepted an | attempted pass by Shirling on the l fourth down. Baker ran the ball back | 35 yards after the recovery and was l downed from behind on Auburn's 20- yard line.
 Berryhill and Beasley clipped off
 seven yards each. With the ball on their own 6-yard line, the Tigers
 fought fiercely and regained the ball l when Baker dropped a forward pass
 behind his goal line on the fourth 1 down. The ball was Auburn's on her l 20-yard line. Dawes threw Howard 1 for 6-yard loss, and on the next play Howard punted 30 yeards, Auburn re- I covering the ball on her 35-yard line when Berryhill fumbled the punt Scott
 made three yards and Shirling tried
 the line three times, but without much
 gain, and the ball went to the Com | modCreS on downs.
 | Auburn's forwards got busy and l threw Berryhill for a 5-yard loss and
 on the next play Beasley was downed 1 for a 10yard loss. Goar punted IS ] yards to Shirling Shirling and Scott l Auburn lost the ball on downs. Lock-
 man tore off four yards. but Beasley l was downed in his tracks and Goar ] punted 40 yards to Scott who ran it 1 back IS yards. Shirling bucked center
 for an S-yard advance and Scott made
 it first down. The next three plays were fruitless however, and Howard i punted 30 yards to Berryhill. 1 Berryhill made five yards around | right end and Beasley made it first i down through right tackle on the next play, sherman dashed around left end ] for 10 yards more. Vandy was penal
 ized 15 yards for holding as the third
 quarter, ended Score, Vanderbilt IA, Auburn 0.
 FOURTH QUARTER i With the ball in her possession on
 her own 40-yard line vandy backs twice vainly tried the Tiger defense
 and after 5-yard penalty Goar fkicked 40 yards to Scott who again
 ran it back 15 Shilling bucked the
 line for yards but on an attempted
 forward pass Goar recovered for Vandy 1 and raced 20 yards before being tackled Goar punted 30 yards to Scott, who ran out of bounds
 l. Shilling tore off yards on the first
 down but failed to gain on the second try Stubbs hit the line for more and made it first down on the net play. Shirling failed to gain, but Howard ripped off 8 yards through tackle.
 Sherman then intercepted forward
 pass and ran to Auburn's 1O-yard line | before being downed.
 1 Four line bucks carried the ball over l on the fourth down but Vandy fum- bled and it was Auburn's ball on her
 20-yard line. Auburn soon lost the ball
 on downs, however. when the Commo- l dore forewards refused to be budged. l Vandy's backs also failed to gain three | times and when a forward pass went
 wild the ball went over to Auburn on | downs
 Knapp went in for Stubbs. Shilling gained 6 yards on an off tackle play.
 Scott ripped of more and Shrling hit the line for ' yards additional mak- ing the second first down in three
 llays. With only a few minutes to
 play Auburn tried the forward pass
 but lost the ball. Beryhill gained 5
 yards around left end before Knapp
 tackled him fiercely. It was the best
 tackle Auburn made
 \ Goar punted over Auburn's goal line
 and the ball was brought out to the
 20-yard marker. Kelly went in for Wynne. Vandy was penalized wards
 on first down for offside. Scott lost a
 yard. Scott fumbled and Goar, recover ing, raced 35 yards for touchdown
 sherman kicked goal and the game wal
 over. Final score Vanderbilt 21, Au- burn 0. Lineup:
 Auburn-Irw in, left end; Martin, left
 tackle; Wynne, left guard; -Snider, cen ter; Gordy, right guard Rogers leap tain). right tackle; Pruitt, right end Howard, quarterback: Scott, left half back; Stubbs, right halfback; Shirling fullback.
 Vandy-Raker, left end; Dawes (cap- tain), left tasckle; Smith, left guard Hill. center; Reeves. right guard owens, right tackle; Goar, right end
 sherman, quarterback; Lockman, Jeff halfback; Berryhill, right halfback Beasley fullback
 Touchdowns: Baker, Lockman. Goar
 Goal after touchdown: sherman. 3 Referee: Bradley Walker (Virginia) | Umpire: pr. Lambert (Ohio State) \ Head Linesman: J. S Councilman (V p N