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

The spectators were void or pep, possibly on account of the absence of students, bands and cheer leaders ana the old college rah-rah spirit was sadly missed.
 The Commodores scored two touch downs in the second quarter on for ward passes and one in the third when Goar recovered a tumble and raced S5 yards to the goal line. on several other occasions McGugin's men threat ened to pass the last chalk line, put the Plainsmen's defense stiffened ana forced a punt.
 For Auburn, Scott, shirling and Rogers played great game, especially the first named, who pulled off several sensational runs and made hall or Au- burns gains. Shirlings line bucking in the second half accounted TOT many of Auburn's advances
 For Vandy, BerryhilPs side-stepping and sweeping end runs were fully up to expectations. In Baker and Goar, Vandy has two ends that would do credit to any Dixie college in normal times. 'Bunt Beasley's interference and the passing of sherman also flg' ured largely in the Commodore VIC. tory. Captain Dawes, the veteran oi four seasons, was the star performef in the line
 FIRST QUARTER
 Two Jefferson county boys shone brilliantly throughout the contest Charlie Scott's work was easily the feature of the game. and Frank Goar w4ating averaged 10 yards more than d,a that of his opponent
 suburn won the toss and Howard f.ked off to Beasley on the 20-yard I{na. Goar went around left end be- rted perfect interference for SO-yard
 n. Berryhil1 ripped off six yards
 8sre through the center of the line VIZ aderbilt attempted forward pass i,7s4t Auburn intercepted on her own b. Sa d line and by couple of line bucks saaie first down. Scott dashed around Jeff end for 10 yards and then made II aisl Tt more around the other end. A f.ne buck failed and on the next play Waady recovered the ball on tumble
 ssubbs recovered an attempted for .vad d pass on the first down and the msls was Auburn's on her own 20-yaro line. After two unsuccessful attempts at the line Scott made 10 yards througf right tackle, but the Vandy forward: then presented a stonewall defense ane after vainly trying the line three times Auburn was forced to punt. HoWare kicked 60 yards, the ball gong ou' of bounds on Vandys eight-yard line
 GQar DunIeQ fU dl uS II OIi DStiitAA St-~ Vanderbilt goal line, and Sherling tried two smashes at the Commodore de- fense but gained very little. An incom- plete pass made it fourth down and Howard kicked 20 yards Berryhill hlt the line for a ffve-yard advance ana a moment later Lockman went around left end for 15 more. Beasley ripped OH a few yards, but Martin downed Ser ryhill in his tracks on the next play,
 wards for holding. Goar made four yards. An attempted pass failed. Goar then punt ed over the Auburn goal line Tor a touchback and, the ball was brought out to the 20-yard line in Auburn possession. Scott and Shirling made first down in two bucks and the quarter ended with the ball in Auburn's pos session on their, own 30-yard line. score Auburn 0, Vanderbile 0.
 SECOND QUARTER
 Scott was thrown for a seven-yaro loss. Sherling and scott smashed through left tackle for six yards each Howard punted. Berryhill made nVe through the line, but after two vain at tempts to gain Goar punted, but Au- burn was penalized 15 yards for hold ing. making it first down for Vandy On the second play Lockman made 40 ward pass to Baker, who, racing at ful speed with his back to the ball, turned just in time to catch it between two Auburn men, who tagged wildly a him as he ran the remaining 10 yards for a touchdown sherman kicked goal
 Lockman kicked off to Auburn bu vandy recovered the ball on tumble within 30 yards of Auburn's goal llne Berryhill ripped off eight yards ane then six yards on two bucks. Beasle9 failed to gain on the third down, but or the next play Sherman made a perfect pass to Lockman, who stepped over the goal line for the second touchdown Sherman kicked goal.
 Lockman kicked to Auburns 30-yarc line and Stubbs made first down through center on the initial play. An attempted forward pass failed but Scott got away for a 15-yard gain on a forward pass a moment later. Scott made five yard!