The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
Spring HH Wins
 OUer Cadet Team

Mobile, October r.-CSpeciaL)- Spring Hill out-generaled and out played Marion Saturday afternoon at Monroe park, and defeated them, IA to '. The two teams were evenly matched in weight. but in the speed division the Hillians showed ID inc better.
 defend the south goal. Spring Hill kicked off. It was during the .irst few minutes of play that the visitors scored their only tally. Norris took the ball over for touchdown through tackle. Argo kicked goal Until this time the Hillians did not seem to get warmed up to the game, but the touch> down by Marion put new enthusiasm into them. They did a lot of good playing after that, and they showed a lot of fight.
 Spring Hill received, and drove the ball to Marions 3-yard line, where a tumble lost for them a sure ch1own. A 40-yard pass by Roe to Willard
 
 distance of their opponents goal. they being on the third down for Spring Hilrs first tally. Moulton kicked goal. Spring Hill received the ball at he beginning of the second half. Winling, easily the star of the Hillians. carried ] it for 35 yards for first down. A tumble by Oshee lost the ball for the Hill team, but they held the Ma for nd roroHarad S- session of the oval. Winling skirted left end for eighty yards and, on the second down, carried the ball over on an end run of twenty-five yards. Moulton failed to kick.
 | Marion received, but they failed to gain through the line. Two passes in Succession were tried but failed and Norris was forced to punt Spring Hill was penalized for roughing the kicker.
 and Marion merited first down. After gaining first down again, Marion punted. Moulton punted and Bogue recovered the ball on the 50-yard line. Winling again netted the Hillians
 twenty five yards by end runs and r.oc, Babington and Oshee gained the Inc. 1 With the ball on the 1Syard line, a
 fatal tumble lost another probable tally
 for the Hillians
 1 The ball was zig ragged up and
 down the field, both sides gaining C, n. siderably. Davis went in for Oshee,
 and he did some very nice work. Vim Hing made a buck for thirty yards ard Davis went around end for a fourteen yard gain, bringing the ball on the 6-yard line. But, the jinx was still on the Hillians and a tumble lost tho , ball for them. Towards the end oi the game Marion tried pass after pass
 in order to net another touchdown, tu, in vain. The defensive work of the Hillians was too great for them to overcome
 Argo, Norris, Spence, Turner, and Ol- finger starred for Maroin For Spring Hill: Babington, Murray. Winling. Roe
 and Davis played brilliant. winling Daivs and Murray were the chiet Iground gathers for the Hillians, and Argo and Turned did similar worl, for Marion The fne-up
 Spring Hill-Willard, left end: Sch nef. lder. left tackle; TuminelIo, left guard Lessasier, center; Moulton right guard Valet (captain). right tackle Sullivan. right end Murray quarter back; Winling left halfback: Roe fright halfback; Oshee, fullback
 Marion-Madson. left end: Oliver left tackle; Peck, left guard: Albert
 center; Curry. right guard; Howen fright tackle; Ollnger, right end; Argo | (captain), quarterback; Norris, left
 halfback; Turner, right halfbacN Spence. fullback