The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-21
GENERALS WIN BY
OVER 100 POINTS
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getaway. THE golden tornado" Of
Georgia Tech has nothing on the
tremendous sweeping offensive Of the
Generals.
They are a perfect foot ball mach
inc, seasoned and trained to the minute
in every department of the game.
Bell kicked off and Macon received
the ball on their 20-yard line. They
tried the line and who held hard and
fast. A forward pass failed to gain
the necessary ground and Douglas
punted. Battle Bell received the ball
and was downed on the 5O-yard line.
The Generals terrific offensive was
launched in straight march to a
touchdown. Here is how the first was
made, and the others came in such
rapid succession that the newspaper
reporters were unable to record the
detail of play:
Lipscomb called on Hood who
ploughed through tackle for 20 yards
Lipscomb then carried the ball around
right end for fifteen yards. Hood
was called again and made yards. A
drive at the Macon line Melted only
two yards, and Quarterback Lipscomb
plunged over tackle for the first touch
down. Hancock failed to kick goal.
Only by resorting to serial tactics
was Macon able to make any progress
or Roadway whatever. They were
held for downs at every stage Of the
game except when occasionally for
ward pass would work successfully
and net them the necessary yards.
They were forced to a punting game
and resorted to it as the only means
of temporarily staving off the savage
thrust of the Generals.
AT the ends Hackleman, George
Lipscomb and Hancock broke into the
i plays Of the visitors and stopped
every play that came their way. They
played havoc with all attempts at in
reference of the visitors and played
true to form.
AT quarter Walton Lipscomb played
a wonderful game. For versatility
and generalship he is hard to beat,
He runs his team like a veteran and
is probably the fastest and brainest
quarter in High School foot ball this
season. His brother George Lpscomb
ran the team during the last quarter
of the game, and displayed wonder
full ability in team direction and
leadership. He is one of the cleanest
and highest class players ever turned
! out by Lee High.
j In the line Laws is giant and he
played in great form Friday. Laws
is the only player who has blocked
a punt this season on the local field.
He broke through the line and tackled
like veteran.
| In the back field Battle Bell, habit
ual star, and one of the greatest little
foot ball players that ever took the
field, played great game. If there
should be an All-South High School
foot ball team Battle Bell would I'M
questionably be entitled to a place in
its makeup. He is fast, heady and a
wonderful ground gamer.
Myrick in the line of scrimmage is
terror to his opponent. He made
savage thrusts into the Macon line and
time and time again broke through
and got the runner way back Of the
line. He is a valuable man and a
good player.
Vaughan, Baker, Fienstein, Dan
non and Clardy played like demons
in the line of scrimmage. The Ma
con attacks fell. fiat in the face of
their defense and they formed line
that was invulnerable. They rank
with the greatest line men in the
High School class this season, if not
the greatest.
Brewster played in good form Fri
day and put up a wonderful offensive
game. He is one of the teams main
stays.
Hood at right half is probably one
of the most wonderful little players
that ever donned uniform. He is a
speed demon, and is probably the
quickest man on his feet that ever
played on a Lee High eleven. He
thinks fast and acts faster and for
working his way through field of
hostile forces he is hard to / {.
Johnson probably played the great
est game of his life Friday. Time