The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-26

The game opened with Sewanee kicking
to Kentucky and after the ball had ex-
changed hands few times Kentucky re-
covered her own punt on the Tigers own
3D. yard line From this point drop kick
was tried by Kentucky, but failed. After
Clark had punted to the middle of the
field, Cooper for Sewanee recovered a
Kentucky tumble on the Tigers 35-yard
line. Neither side could gain and an ex-
change of punts gave Sewanee the ball on
her own 35-yard line again. Sewanee lost
10 yards on two plays and Clark's punt
was returned to the Tigers 95-yard line
Two plays Melted five yards and on the
third Shanlzlin went around and for the
touchdown. The kick-out hit the ground
With the beginning of the second quar-
ter Sewanee hraced and the play wa.
mostly in the Wildcats territory. Harper
and Coughlan time and again Wen
through the Kentucky line for good gains
and the ball was steadily approachin
the Wildcat goal only to be lost on
poorly executed forward pass or tumble
at a critical moment
In the third quarter Sewanee worked
the ball to Kentucky's 13-yard line afte.
recovering a Kentucky tumble on th'
Tigers 5o-yard line. Harper and Cough
Jan time and again went through tn,
kentucky line for good gains and the bal
WAS steadily approaching the Wildca
goal only to be lost on poorly execute
forward pass or tumble at a critica
moment
In The third quarter Sewanee worked
ina fA
recovering a Kentucky tumble on til.
Tigers 5o-yard line. Harper and Coughla1
Executing some Beautiful end runs fror
the pass formation. Here Harper fun
bled the ball and Kentucky recovered
her S-yard line. Kentucky kicked and Sc
vance again worked the ball down tn
field only to lose it again on the S-yar
line, a forward pass failing. The Ken
lucky punt went to her 25-yard line
where a forward pass was intercepted b.
the Wildcats.
In the fourth quarter the ball see-sawe
up and down the field, Clark getting OF
some long punts and gaining considerab.
distance on end runs from kick forms
tion After Clark had punted out
bounds on Sewanee's 40-yard line, Ken
lucky made 20 yards around the Tiger
left end and the ball was on Sewanee'
14-yard line. From this position kentuck>
again failed at drop goal Sewanee wa
shortly forced to kick and Clarks pun
went to Kentucky's 20-yard line. Tho
game ended with the ball in Kentucky
possession on the Tigers 35-yard line
The tackling of the Tigers was fierce
but little improvement was noted in tn
interference, and the line did not charg
with sufficient quickness to open tn
way for the backs to go through. NJ
merous passes were tried by both sides
most of them being failures.
The lineup:
Sewanee-B BEETLE, captain; Satteree
right guard; Query. left guard Cooper
right tackle; Skidmore, left tackle; Con
way, right end; Clark, left end; HES
quarterback; Coughlan, right halfback
Harper, left halfback; Wright fullback.
Kentucky-Kelly, center; Colpitt, right
guard Downey, left guard; Murphree
right tackle: Server. left tackle Heber
right end Green, left end; LAWN, quar-
terback; CUP, right halfback; Shanklin
left halfback; Dishman. fullback.
Substitutions-Sewa Scott for Bet
tie; Brady for Satterlee: Bancker for
Skidmore; Stoney for Bancker; Rogers
for Conway: Evans for Clark; Clark for
Hicks Council for Harper.
Kentucky: Combs for Colpitt D. Dow
ney for Server; Fuller for Cup: Pribble
for Dishman; Zerfoos for Heber. UNI
pire, Folger, North Carolina. Referee
Finlay, Virginia. Head linesman, Fasick
Pennsylvania. Time of quarters, Is min
utes.