The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26

|, fullback, played the game of his life against the Aggies. His end running was
 decided factor in the victory of the
 -rinsons, while his line-plunging gained many yards for Alabama Stephenson gave a demonstration of hurling for ward pass that has rarely been equalled at Redwood and the fact that Mullis
 Leiioir and TaIty O'Connor each snagged flown quite a few aerial shoots can De credited to the splendid throwing oi 1 stephenson.
 Stephenson is credited with scoring one f Alabama's touchdown&. He circled eft end for eight yards asd this countei n the last quarter Once before h rossed the goal line, but the ball was alled back and Alabama penalized foi ffsides play.
 Stephenson was the best ground -gainet # the day, although the work of Mulile t.enoir and "Dad-Gum" Hovater foi Alabama, and that of Little. Hough ann <indworth for A. & NJ. was one of the .ecided features of the game. l. The ~Aggies had young chap on the line named Minyard, who proved to be a holy terror at breaking through and l spelling Alabama's plays. Mnyard threw l he Crimson backs for losses time and lime again. On the Crimson line Red Brown, BsA Hunt, Clemens and Captain 1 Johnston played their usual consistent games.
 FIRST QUARTER Alabama chose to defend the north goal and O'Connor kicked off to Bill ! lingsly, who returned 15 yards to his own 2S-yard line.
 Little made yards around end and Hugh made through the line, but
 Davis elected to punt kicking 45 yards 1 to O'Connor. who was downed hard on his own 20-yard line. OConnor, Ho- water and Lenor made yards between them, but Stephenson punted 50 yards l to Little, who returned 20 yards to A. and Ms 40-yard line.
 Little lost , yards in two tries, and Davis punted 45 yards to O'Connor, who returned 15 yards to Alabama's 35-yard | line. Stevenson made nine yards around right end. OConnor lost ? yards but Lenoir made first down with l , yards off right tackle. O'Connor i Stephenson and Lenoir made only 5 yards between them and Stephenson punted 40 yards to Little, who returned 20 to the Aggies' 33-yard line. Both teams were offsides on the next play Hough made yards, but Little lost yards when Clemens nabbed him, l going around right end. Davis punted 1 40 yards to Stephenson, who returned yards to the middle of the field Ste- phenson made yards around end; Min yard threw O'Connor for a yard loss and Stephenson made yards more l around end. Hovater elected to play safe and stephenson punted s5 yards i to the Aggies 13-yard line. Hough and i Little made yards each, but Little failed to gain around end. Davis punted 1 40 yards to Alabama'S 45-yard line, l where an Aggy player stopped the pig skin. OConnor made a yard. ]. Both tteams were offsides. Lenoir made 12 1 yards and first down in two tries. Min yard threw Stephenson for 2-yard /, loss around end. Lenoir made yards off right tackle as the quarter ended with the ball in Alabama's possession on A. and Ms 40-yard line. Score at | end of first quarter: Alabama 0, A. and M 0.
 SECOND QUARTER Stephenson opened the quarter with 15-yard run around end for first down. Lenoir and Stephenson made 3 yards and Hovater followed with 6 more and first down. Stephenson made , yards OConnor 4 and Stephenson
 more, first down. Lenoir made yards
 in two tries, placing the ball on A. and
 Ms foot line. Stephenson fumbled but recovered. no gain. On a guard over
 guard play. Ben Hunt carried the ball
 over for Alabamas first touchdown.
 OConnor kicked goal. score: Alabama
 [, A. and NJ. 0.
 O'Connor kicked off to the Aggies'
 5-yard line and Hough returned 15
 yards. Little lost yards around end.
 McGowan gained 3 yards and Davis
 punted 20 yards out of bounds. 1t was
 Alabama's ball on the Aggies' 55yard
 line. After a short gain, Stephenson
 attempted three forward passes, all of
 which were uncompleted. The last trial
 sent the ball over 4. and Ms line for
 touchback and the Ag.gies took the
 pigskin on their own 20-yard line.
 Sessions threw Hough for 3yard
 loss and the Aggies were penalized 15