The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-10
AlabamaSwamps
 Panther Eleven. Score, 45 to 0.

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 field this afternoon the Bir.
 mingham Partners went down
 in defeat before the invincible ] Alabama gridiron machine, by the score of 45 to 0.
 The game was fast and as had been anticipated, the Birmingham young
 sters put up a mighty game Eight Throughout the game, however, Ala- bama was at ease and only once or l twice did the Panthers even threaten to get away for any length. l It was noticeable that Alabama s | lire had improved considerably since ! the last game, and here backfield func- 1 tic ned unerringly. Forward passs and punts were used to good advantage by both teams.
 Alabama in the first six minutes of play, but was called back to Birming- hams 20-yard line. In the second quarter, OConnor, with beautiful in- lterference, made a 45-yard run around left end for a touchdown and, in the third quarter, Nichols made similar sprint for fifty yards.
 'rbe fact that the opposing team was from his native heath did not seem to bother Tram Sessions, who pierced the Panther line mercilessiy. Tom New ton and Albert Clemens showed great a bt'ity, as did Cooper, Hunt, Baker and Byrnes. new linemen. The old linemen, consisting of Sid Johnston ad Red" Brown, played the same old Alabama ball.
 both new men, showed up wonderfully well. These two stocky, agile halves made good gains whenever called upon. Nichols made the most essential field run of the present year. Both Baty and Nichols are fine football timber.
 FIORETTI GETS IN
 Fioretti, new backfield man, was sent in for Stephenson in the alter rart of the game, but, on account of a bad foot, was compelled to retire after a few minutes playing. Kirby, another new backfieyd man. was sent in for Fioretti. Stephenson, Lenoir, Hovater Sewell and O'Connor, sasoned backf cid men. acquitted themselves in excellent fashion.
 Lewis did excellent bunting for Sir HtlItB iidHl -OOubneTH, ana other PdILn6r backfielders, Burney, Miller and Brins- kelle put up a good scrap. The Panther line was heavy and stood well. bat was unable to make any apprecia bIe olock- ade for the Crimson machine.
 By way of starting the affair. Bur- nry kicked off for the Partners. the
 ,ea going out of bounds. After d few minutes of play. Lenoir carried the ball over, but vas called back to the 2O- yard line. He then made line plunge for 10 yards and a codple of plays by Hcvater made six yards. Lenoir then carried the ball over for the first touchdown. Sewell kicked goal
 In the scond quarter, the Panthers fumbled and Red Brown recovered for Alabama Mullie Lenoir then vent around left end for 25 yards and touchdown. Sewell aga.n kicked goal.
 Captain Lewis returned Sewelrs kick k-off 25 yards. Partners failed to make downs and the ball went over to Aiat anna A forward pass from S.eph- enson to Clemens netted Alabama 30 yerds. OConner made gains asgre- gating 30 yards for .he Crimson. and thcn Ala bama fumbled and Birmi,g ham southern recovered the ball. The Panthers' punted to the center of the Held, OConnor was he'd fast on for ward pass from Sewe,l, which, how ever. netted Alabama 15 yards. sewell gained 70, and then attempted a for
 I'd pass to Stephenson, but Birlning- ham Southern intercepted it. Stephen son went around right end on a sur prise play for a touchdown. Sewel, kicked his third goal
 O'CONNOR GETS ALOOSE
 Alabama kicked and Birmingham failed to make first down. Stephenson eajned 70 yards on two plays, and Alabama was penailzed 10 yards. A forward pass from Sewell to Clemens failed, and when repeated, Brinskelle intercepted Ala. bama failed to make downs and the pail went over. Griffin fumbled for Bir. mlngham-Southerr, and O'Connor re- covered TOT Alabama, going 45 yards for goal. 'n
 blrmingham-Souther returned Sewel,s klckof 40 yards from their goal line Birmingham punted, and Batty returned l5 wards for Alabama
 Alter an exchange of plays Birminp- ham got the ball and punted to Stephen- son, who was downed in his tracks hv Hodges Nichols then got away around ieft end for run of half the field making one of the most sensational touchdowns of the season.
 Alabama later punted to Birminghams N-yard line. and held the Panthers for downs. Tom Newton went around left end for 10 yards, and Nichols gained l5 yards over left tackle Another spurt of 10 yards. and still another carried Nichols over for his second touchdown.
 In the third quarter Talty O'Connor carried the Crimson damage up to 45 by delivering a beautiful drop kick from the 2o-yard line.
 The summary and lineup follows:
 Score by quarters:
 Alabama ......................7 21 IA 3-45 Birmingham Southern ..0 O 70
 Line-ups:
 Alabama: Clemens. left end; Brown, left tackle; Johnson (captain), left guard Sessions, center; Hunt. right guard Neese. right tackle; Baty. right end; Sewell, quarterback; Hovator, right half Stephenson, fullback: Lenoir left half
 Birmingham-Sout Staton. left end Candy. left tackle: Hodges, left guard Propbst, center; Evans. right guard Neese, right tackle: Beatty, right end; Berney, quarterback; Lewis (captainl, right half; Miller. fullback: Brinskelle left half
 Substitutions: For Alabama, Baty for Lenoir. O'Conner for Hovater: Nichols for O'Conner. Fioretti for Stephenson Kirby for Fioretti. Montgomery for Cooper, Cooper for Hunt. O'Conner for Nichols, Hovater for Baty, Baker for Cooper. Byrnes for Brown
 For rmingham-Southern: Spear for Baty, Griffin for Lewis, Norton for Bur. ney. Levie for Hodges. Baty for Shea, Richardson for Evans.
 Touchdowns. Lenois ?. Nichols 2 O'Con- ner 1. Stephenson. 1'
 i Field goals. O'Conner 1.
 Goals from touchdowns sewel 6.