The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28
PAINTERS TEAR
 AGGIE LINE ID
 SHREDS IN FIRST
Ten TouchdOwns Scored by Coach Browns Eleven in the Game With
 Hamilton
BY RoR McDAvIn

Tearing the untrsiued Aggie
 line into shreds, Coach Browns
 Panther eleven converted the game
 xvith the Hamilton AgEies yesfer~
 day into veritable track meet
 and scored one of the most de-
 eisive victories In their history
 thc final count being es to o. The
 locals showed over touchdown hn
 the first three minutes ef play,
 and after that it was only 2 aues-
 tim of how large the landslide
 would be.
 The hot unreasonable weather was hardly conducive to good football ana Coach Brown made frequent substItu- xsons to save his men from oVere4er- fian. The visiting team, however, re- ss,.Sped practically intact throughout xhe whole game, but toward the lat- esx stages gave evidence of fatigue and allowed the Partners to cover ground almost at will
 Aside from the splendid offensive work of Quarterback Lee Ford, thet was nothing worthy of mention in the visitors play. The Partners had So little opposition that if there were any weak spots in the team they were not brought out Both teams tackled high. as might be expected in the first game of the season
 FIRST QUARTER
 Lewis kicked off to Lee Ford, who ran it back 90 yards. The Partners recovered the ball on 8 tumble and Rogers made 10 yards through the line on the first down. Beatty went around end for 10 more and Rogers came back for another first down through the line. Beatty bucked tackle for five more and Rogers took it over the goal line. Lewis missed goal Lewis again kicked off to the Aggies. who tried the Panther line three times before Ford punted to Scott. Scott made five yards around end. Beatty went around right end left tackle for 10 more. Beatty car rted 1t over for the second touch down. Lewis missed goal. Streit re- placed Rogers.
 Lewis Kicked off to Lee Ford. who ran # back 40 yards eluding all but one local player. Scott, who downed him in the middle of the field. Streit was iMured while making gain in a previous down and Mays was sent in to take his place Score. IF to Q.
 SECOND QUARTER
 Tho Panther line stiffened and held for downs, Ford bunting to the Syard line Lewis punted s yards from his own goa line Lawson was substituted for Beatty EOEu Lf1SQ the Inc LWtCS Sitci Ae- tempted a drop kick, but 1t went wild and Casficn recovered for Birmingham The Partners were penaliZed yards .ol effside- Jaffee replaced Scott at quar- ter. Jaffee, Streit and Lawson hit thu line for about 10 yards each, after whicf Lawson got away for s5-yaro rur across the goal line, but Referee Bil Streit penalized the Partners for holding and the touchdown failed to count Streit made 5 and Jaffee 6 yards May and Norton were substituted for Strei and Lewis Lawson bucked the line fo s touchdown, but missed goal. The Az gies again received the kickoff and tn half ended with the ball in their pos session about midf1eld. Score, 1s to O.
 THIRD QUARTER
 Candy replaced Green at tackle. Afte several attempts at the line Ford punt ed to Jaffee, who returned 1t 45 yards Three line bucks made it first down. bu the Aggies held four~ times and Gand. punted 25 yards. The Partners soon re covered the ball, however, and by a-se ries of line bucks carried it to the 5-yart