The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
'Panthers Are Easy Winners .Ouer Hamilton

IOuer Hamilton Led by the splendid all around play liig of Captain Eddie Lewis, the Pan thers yesterday opened their 1920 foot ball $, aaon in grand and glorious style. easily defeating the Hamilton Aggies, 1T to 0.
 Lewis led in the scoring, making three of the seven touchdowns put across by his team. Once he ran fifty yards. once forty and once he bucked the bal fifteen yards for his touch downs.
 "Tanlac" Burney executed some pret- | ty broken field running, running for touchdo wns twice from about the cen ter of the field.
 The Panther line held like the pro- Iverbal stone wall and the Aggies made Ionly one CT two good gains. Ford once ran twenty y-five yards around end, which was tbe best run of the day for the Aggies.
 Eddie Lewis punted the ball in ex- c.llent style. He kicked the pigskih twice for d distance of more than fifty yards Big floss" Candy handled him self well on the kickoff, each ime forcing the Aggies back to their goal line to catch his boots.
 The entire Panther line played well throughout, but Shorty Propst and Slim" Neese were esily the stars from defensive angle. Both broke through the lighter Hamilton line and ftnfcy the Aggles pack for losses time land time aealn. Propst played defen- sive center position.
 Boa Rowe. popular end of the
 Punthers, was taken out in the
 first quarter when he was injured
 in breaking up line play. It was
 Inter learned that his collar hone
 was broken and that he will be out
 of the saD,e for the rest of the
 season.
 Chestain Aggy quarterback, was taken out when he was badly injured about the nose.
 Details of piay and summary follow: Candy kicked off to Hamilton's goal line and the ball was returned twenty yards Propst intercepted forward pass, but the Partners were unable to
  Iover The Aggies couldn't gain an at tempted punt which was blocked An tAggy Ilaycr recovered, however, but Hamilton was held for down. The Panthers made first down, but were un- able to gain further and the ball went to Hamilton on her fifteen-yard line. Green blocked Hamilton's attempted punt and Baker chased the ball up the side of the hill and fell son it for a touchdown. Candy failed to kick goal.
 Candy kicked off again and on
 the third play Eddie Lewis inter-
 cepted FOrd's forward pass and
 ran forty yards to il touchdown.
 Candy kicked goal and kicked off
 to Hamilton just as the quarter ended. Score: Partners. 13; Hamil-
 ton, 0.
 After three unsuccessful tries at line bucks Ford punteds thirty yards end lPropst returned fifteen. The Panthers ccHldn't gain and Lewis punted thirty yards to Hamilton, who fumbled but . recovered. StAton intercepted Hughes attempted forward pass and on the ineNt play Miller broke through for ten wards and a touchdown. Miller kicked d goal.
 The remainder of the quarter the ball was in the Panthers' possession most of the time, but no further scor- ing took place. Eddie Lewis made two good runs through the line of ten yards each. The Partners were penalized twice for holding, losing ten yards each time The half ended with the hall in the Panthers' possession on IIamiltons forty-yard line. Score: First half, Panhers. 20 Hamilton, 0. Lewis returned the kickoff twenty Rat n, ado fueDtV-fiya va rdS r two runs. but off-sides penalties against the Partners called him back each time. Burney caught Lewis twenty-yard fcrwarh pass and rar thirty yards tc a touchdown, kicking the goal afterwards.
 Staton fell On the ball after a Hamil ten back lad fumbled the kickoff. The ball was on Hamilton's twenty -yart . line. Lewis made four yards around left end and then got loose for fifteel yards and a touchdown. The Panther fa leo to kick the goal. After the kick-Off and exchange
 of punts followed, when Burney caught the ball from n punt in the center of the field and ran for
 touchdown, kicking goal after
 wards.
 Another exchange of punts followe after the kick off in which Lewis ha much the better of his opponent punt ing once for a distance of fifty-fiv yards. The quarter ended with tn ball in Hamiltons possession on he , own thirty-yard line. Score end o third quarter, Partners 40, Hamilton
 An exchange of punts marked tn opening of the final period of play, i which Hamilton blocked two of Lewis punts, recovering the ball after block ing the last one.
 Hamilton failed in m attempt to
 drop kick goal. The ball was
 brought out twenty yards from the
 Panthers' gOal and Lewis pun:ed
 sixty ynrds up the field. After
 three unsuccessful tries at the line
 Hamilton puntcd twenty-five yards
 to Lewis, who rar fifty yards to
 touchdown. Miller kicking the
 goal. l The game ended shortly after
 the kickoff. Final score. Panthers
 4. HnmII1Dn n-
 SUMMARY
 Score by quarters:
 Partners ......13 ' 20 7-5 Aggics .... 1
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