The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26


 to the championship of the south. Tech winning from the invading Auburn Ti- s gers by tine overwhelming and almost unbelievable score of S4 to 0.
 EASTERN SPORT EXPERTS
 TEND BIG GAME
 any northern expert sport writers
 present, and it is a safe bet that
 eeh captain will be the choice of
 for place all-Ameriean half-
 Captain Flowers brought the vast
 lage to it's feet early in the sec-
 suarter with brilliant S2-yard run
 T a touchdown, the first score of the .ailed ai-important struggle. sss In the fourth period he again gave the waiting, expectant fans a big thrill by racing 6a yarus for a touchdown. lie rWas responsible for one other tally, be- 541llg on the receiving end of triple pass which netted IA yards and a touchdown. As Red Barron starred in the Gen. 4 Ire contest, so did Flowers today, but in d much more impressive manner He was in every play, putting his very all .IHto every action and, with beautiful in- reference. was easily the star of the hectic struggle. Too much cannot pe said about the work of the wonderful '5zbackfield celebrity. He was greased #olightning itself, and the big, heavy .Au- bnrn line could not stop him at any lime without gains.
 ~st Red" Barron, Frank Ferst Judy liar Ian and other backfield stars were up .Asto their same tricks that made their. a names a byword in nearly every south- sern city, but Buck Flowers cut loose with all he had and the score indicates What success he met with.
 The two other touchdowns of the strug- gle were made by Harlan and Ferst. The victory, as explained above, no doubt setties to the satisfaction of the most -Gan -t- x.f yltl. <lAr ti,- stict that the Golden Tornado is decd- edly the best machine in Dixie and de- serving of the. southern title and what N ever praise has been hcaped upon it While the University of Georgia Bull- dogs had such an overwhelming victory over Clemson today and Tulane beat Eouisana State University, no one will be so foolish as to say that either of them or Virginia Military Institute is a better football eleven than the Tornado. { CHAMPIONSHIP STRUGGLES . OF 1920 ARE NOW OVER |. -The season of 1920, as far as cham rtonship struggles are concerned, was irous;ht to a close with today's game, ,. and thousands of fans are hailing every Where the Golden Tornado as the cham pions of Dixie. Only one game has been lost by the Yellow Jackets this season, and that to the Pittsburg Panthers, who were outpayed by the Jackets. ED SEIRLING BREAKS
 1nh0UGn JACK ET LINE
 Big Ed Shirling, driving fuiiback Of the Plainsmen, the only Tiger who could gain with any degree of con- The giant fullback time and again broke the line of Tech forwards, only to fall before the vicious onslaughts < of the secondary defense men. Had there been four Shirlings in the Tiger back field, instead of only one, the tale might have been different, for Ed certainly covered territory on Grant field today.
 Halfback Shirey was unable to get away for any spectacular gains today. The Tech line, and wingmen, especially, had his number to perfection and stopped him dead in his tracks every time he tried to skirt the enemy wings for gainSE Z CATION, AT CENTER,
 PLAYS STAR GAME
 The Tiger forwards were charging hard, but not quite low enough to stop the rush of the Yellow Jackets Caton, Pierce and Grisham played fine game in the line for the Tigers, but Warren Sizemore and a few other celebrated huss kies failed to do the damage expected of them.
 At center, Caton certainly played a fine game. He clearly demonstrated that he is one of Dixies premier pivot men and he seems deserving of lots of con- sideration when the all-southern picks come out.
 We'll little can be said about the Tigers. for, though they fought to the last ditch, Tech was simply too strong for them. And then, spurred on by re- membranes of certain humiiating &C., tions of the Plainsmen of 1919, whom, it will be remembered, doled out de- cisive defeat to the Jackets that season. the Tech men seemed to have super human ability
 FIRST QUARTER
 Grant Field, Atianla, Ga, November D. Neither Georgia Tech nor Auburn could score in the first period. but the ball