The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-07
'Pdnthers Are Beaten, 49 to
 0 by Tigers
By JOHN E. HOLMES

Montgomery, November G. (Special.) = Outweighed and outchssed, the Birmingham Southern Partners allowed the Auburn Tigers to pile up a score of 49 to 0 in a hotly con- tested game at Gunter park today.
 The Methodists held the Plainsmen to + points in the first three quarters, and only when the Panthers first-string men were taken out and the substitutes given a chance did Auburn begin to pile up the counters. Auburn's line was prac- tically mpenetrable, so in order to gain ground the Panthers resorted to forward passes, and were in a large degree sue cessful. The Plainsmen smashed their opponents line for the most of the time and gained a good deal of headway around ends.
 FIRST QUARTER
 Brown, for Auburn, kicked off, and the ball went over the goal line. The oval vas brought back to the Panthers' 20 yard line, and after a few minutes of play the Tigers regained the ball and at tempted a forward pass. They were successful in this, but failed to make downs. Lewis punted out of danger and the Plainesmen worked the pigskin back down the field until at length they CT ossed the Panther goal line for their il itial touchdown. Warren kicked goal
 Candy kicked off for the boys from Birmingham, and they regained the ball after blocking Auburn's punt. The Pan- thers started another avalanche Of for ward passes and gained some ground, but were unable to make much headway. Stubbs tore off 20 yards around end and placed the oval on the Methodists' 1o-yard line just as the period ended.
 SECOND QUARTER
 After few line bucks, Bullock carried the ball over for Auburn's second touch down. The goal was kicked.
 Candy kicked off and the Partners were unable to get hold of the ball again until they caught one of Auburn's for ward passes.
 Lewis punted, and again the Plainsmen tried forward pass, but it was inter certed just as the second period ended
 THIRD QUARTER
 The Birmingham-Sout lads showed up some real football in this quarter, as they did not allow their opponents to score Baker returned Auburn's kick eff 10 yards and Lewis punted. Case made a good run of 20 yards around end, but the Plainsmen lost the ball through a tumble. Miller, for Birming- Southern, gained 15 yards aroun0 end and again they made another gain or % yards, when Norton brilliantly caught a long forward pass. At this 1uncture, both sides received a penalty. In consec- utive plays of five yards for offside play Case again made good gain for the Plainsmen by going through that line. Propst intercepted a forward pass. Lewis punted and Auburn's man was downed m his tracks.
 FOURTH QUARTER
 When this quarter began BirminSnam- Southern had nearly all second string men in the battle and as a result Au- burns backs ran wild over the line and around. making five touchdowns and kicking goal each time. The ball was on the Panthers' 15-yard line when the third period ended. so, as a starter, Bullock bhcked the line for touchdown and Stubbs kicked goal.
 Moulton kicked off and Baker returned five yards. Lewis punted and in the next play Moulton went through the Bir- mingham Southern line and ran 35 yards for touchdown. They kicked goal.
 Candy then kicked off for the Meth odists and the pigslsin was returned 20 yards. The Plainsmen didn't stop here, but carried the ball on down the field. and Bullock carried the ball over once more for a touchdown. Goal was kicked. Lewis returned Auburn's kickoff five yards. Again the Panther line was un- able to hold Donahue's boys, so they rang up another touchdown and kicked goal in a very few minutes of play.
 Auburn made another touchdown when they completed good forward pass,