The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-12

Nl NlloSloolpp pl CllOAo IOl lOIS E dlIlI visitors line almost at will. s The game was played on a slippery field, hard showers having fallen for several hours previous. and the ball was soggy as a water soaked biscuit, seriously hampering the bunting, of both aggregations. Old Sol showed his scorching face soon after the battle began, however, and the Thermometer. was hitting about S5 when the first half ended [
 The Alabamans displayed consider able improvement over their earlier season form but evidenced lack of snap in getting their plays under way, fault characteristic of gridiron ma chimes at this stage of the fall cam paign. Individual stars there were without number as might be expected when one team so far outclasses the other, but the work of Lenoir, Steven son, Sessions and Brown is deserving of special mention. Lenoir made an S0 yard run through the Ole Miss team for touchdown and Stevenson intercepted a forward pass for a 60-yard run to the goal posts. The defensive work of Sessions and Brown was magnificent both men ranging all over the field in making tackles.
 
 Emmett kicked off to Morris who ran it back 10 yards. Ole Miss tried Ala bama's line. but without result, and Lake punted 25 yards to Bartlett who returned it 10. The visitors line stiff ifened and after several intellectual at tempts to gain Emmett essayed q drop kick from the 35-yard line, but n ball went wild and Carney for Missis- sippi recovered.
 Three times the Ole Miss backs hurled themselves headlong into the Crimson forwards, but not an ich did they advance and Jiggetts punted 25 wards to Emmett, who was downed in his tracks. After Farmer had thrown Hovater for loss Lenoir circled right end for 4 yards Emmett made 25 yards in the next three downs on offtackle plays.
 Alabama carried the ball to the B yard line, but lost it on a tumble Jig getts attempted to punt from behind his goal line but the kick was~blocked and Stevenson recovered on the 5-yard line, Lenoir bucked it over for touchdown, exactly 10 minutes being consumed in crossing the Mississippi goal line. Boone missed goal
 Emmett purposely made short kickoff of Jiggetts. who was tackled fiercely in his tracks. Red Brown threw Jiggetts for a 5yard loss and the latter punted 25 yards out of bounds on the next down. The quarter ! ended with the ball in Alabama's pos session on her 57-yard line. Score; Alabama s; Mississippi O.
 SECOND QUARTER
 Alabama's> forward pass attempts proved futile and Stevenson punted 40 A wards to Carney, who was nailed in his tracks. The visitors chose to kick and Take punted 30 yards to Emmett who ran it back 10 yards Stevenson ana Emmett clipped off about IA yards III two bucks and forward pass, Boone toIJ. Hovater. netted 30 more. steven sbn went over for a touchdown on ms secondI try Boone missed goal
 stevenson kicked off to Ray, who laid out after being tackled A forward pass. Carney to Morris. gave the vls- itors their longest gain or the day' wards Lake, however, was forcee to 2 punt and kicked 20 yards out Of bounds Boone circled around left end behind perfect interference for 4Q-yard gain Ienoir went around the same way TOT 15 more in two tries. On the third down Bartlett went over for toucn- down. Emmett missed goal Emmett kicked off to Mississippi and on the first down Lake punted 30 yards to Em- melt who brought it back 10 yards Carney intercepted and attempted Crimson forward pass on his own 40- ward line. OConner was substituted for Emmett Alabama regained the ball when Lenoir intercepted forward pass just as the half ended. Score; Alabama IS; Mississippi 0. THIRD QUARTER
 w Hovater and George were sub 4 stituted for Bartlett and Ray. Lake kicked off to O'Connor who was down. ed in his tracks Cowan was severely injured in the first down and had to be carried off the field, Riddell taking his place. Thomson went in for Boone at right. end Mullie Lenoir sped through a wide opening in the center of the Mississippi line for an S0-yard run to touchdown. outdistanclng three visiting players who kept up the chase to the end. O'Conner kicked goal.
 ran it back 15 yards Lake punted 70 yards to Hovater. Thomson went around left end for Is yards but fum- bled and Mississippi recovered the ball Lake punted 25 yards to O'Conner. Le- noir went around end for 10 yards. forward pass stevenson to Lenoir net ted more. Stevenson circled right end for yards. w. Hovater ripped off 4 more through the line after which Stevenson plunged yards for a touch down O'Conner kicked goal.
 Lake kicked off to Stevenson who ran it back 35 yards Thompson was substituted for Feemster. A forwapd mass to stevenson to OConner net5n 20 wards. Lenoir bursted through right tackle for more, Thomson raced around left end for and Stevenson circled around the other end for To more w Hoyater clipped off through tackle and Lenoir plunged over the line for a touchdown. OConner missed goal s
 O'Conner kicked off to Lake who re- turned it 10 yards. Lake punted to OConner who ran it back 10. Alabama was penalizeA 15 yards for holding. Riddell intercepted a forward pass in the middle of the field Alabama drew a 5-yard penalty for offside- steven F son intercepted a forward pass and after stiff-arning several Ole Miss players raced 60 yards for touch T down O'Conner missed goal just as the quarter ended
 Score Alabama Al; Mississippi o. FOURTH QUARTER
 O'Conner kicked off to Ray who was tackled in his tracks. Sewell was sub stituted for Thomson. Mississippi tried several forward passes but all went wi& Mississippi was penalized yards for <ffside. Jack Hovater in- tercept=ti c forward pass. Walter Hova- ter won't around right end for 10 yards. Alabama tried two forward passes without gain. Nolan was substituted
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