The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-22
.INTER-CHURCH TEAM
 DEFEATS EAST LAKE
 GRIDDERS, 12 TO 6

l The Five Points Inter- Church foot ball team defeated the East Lake elecen by 12 to score yesterday on
 the Howard College gridiron. The Southside boys had little trouble in winning the game, their first touch
 down being made during the first two minutes play, when Levinge got loose
 for a 45-yard run. The second crossing l of the goal came a few minutes later,
 when Poole recovered tumble and lit out for home with eleven opponents following and dropping off one oy one l by the wayside.
 | During the second half, Coach Gu pid" Powell sent in his reserves 10 bat | tie with the opposing team. During l this period the spectators saw see> saw game, including pretty passes spectacular runs, inexcusable fumbles and a little real football now and then.
 During the last minute of play, when the time was being counted in seconds, Senn, for East Lake, grabbed up the ball behind Five Points backfield ter ritory and sprinted away for toucn- down.
 Jimmy Aird, sub-quarter in place of Perry, who was i'll, played splendid game of ball during the entire Eame. His tackling was a feature of the game. Bill Bancroft, the diminutive pi- lot of the East Lake team, was another outstanding player. He completed number of long passes and made many hard stops. Levinge and Newton were
 the best ground gathers for the church team, Newton also getting many good tackles. Norris and Beasley did good backfield work for East Lake. Nc Henry and Homire also showed up well for the visitors.
 The Five Points line outclassed their opponents. showing the work of Cupid
 Powell who is master in this line of the game. Every fellow knew his 1rsi- ness and was on the jump. Poole's : tackling was exceptionally good. Lynch, at end. got away with some good work, while Holder was an im- portant factor in every single play
 while he was in the game
 The junior teams from the two com
 munities also staged a game. The East Lake boys were outweighed abo 1t
 twelve pounds to che man, but were able to hold the score to to 0 tie. The line-ups were as follows: i East Lake Seniors: Senn. left end; Putnam. left tackle: w. Barrett. left guard; J. Bancroft, center; c. Barrett.
 right guard; Williams. right tackle; Caldwell. right end; B. Bancroft, quar- terback; Basley. left half; Norris. full back; Walker, right half
 Five Points: Holder. right end;
 Poole. right tackle; Hogue, right guard;
 Cobbs, center; Thrasher, left guard;
 Harris. left tackle; Lynch, left end;
 Aird, quarterback; Newton, right i'an:
 Levinge, fullback; McHenry. left half.
 Substitutes, Cabaniss. Homire. Smith.
 Forsythe, Nesmith, Perry, Jones enc
 Sykes Evans, Yielding
 East Lake Juniors: Jones. right end;
 Dunyer right tackle; Massey. right
 guard; Pratt center; Suddith. left
 guard; Putnam. left tackle; Aldridge,
 left end; Pearce, quarterback; BaylesA right half; Canister, fuHback; Horton, left half,
 Five Points: Stevenson. right end;
 Bromber, right tackle: Cameron. light guard; stallings, center: Meade, left
 guard; Taylor, left tackle; Phillips.
 left end; Allison, quarterback: Martin,
 left half; Barger, fullback; Brasfielc,
 right half Substitutes. Newfield, Burns. Hancock. Edmonds. Lipsey and