The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-30
Gets ReUenge On
 Cadet Team
By MAXWELL ALLEN.

The Howard Bulldogs ran over the Marion Cadets in one of the best grid battles seen around here this year by score of 21 to 0 yesterday at Eagles field. The Bulldogs showed form that they have not shown before this year and easily had the Marion boys outclassed.
 The game started with Howard kick ing to Marion. The Marion backfield showed plenty of speed and punch, but the line of the Cadets failed to hold the onrusing Bulldog line and the ball went over to Howard soon after the Marionites received it. When How ard got rhe ball they started their at tack with line plunges by Speed Acton and Walker. The Howard line, as well as the backfield, was consistently push ing the Marionites out of the way, but the backfield had trouble in holding on to the old pigskin, so the Bulldogs did not register a touchdown until the second quarter.
 In the second quarter the Howard boys got the ball on their own 30-yard line and worked it steadily up to within five yards of the goal. Peahead Walker carried 1t over for, the first touchdown that Howard has scored on the Marion grinders in two years.
 The Howard boys played out the rest of the half without another taI- ly, due to fumbles and a slight rally by the visiting crew, but even during this part of the play it was evident that the Bulldogs were getting the winners end of the battle.
 The second half opened with How ard booting the ball to Marion again. As in the first half, the visitors could do very little with the Bulldog line, which was working like a lawn mower, and the ball went over to the Bulldogs after about three minutes of play. After getting the ball in their possession, the Howard squad went straight for the goal and Peahead Walker again registered touchdown against the Marion boys. In the last quarter the Marion gridders put up another rally, and it looked for awhile as though they might hold their opponents and keep them from scoring. but under the heavy onslaughts of the Bulldog line, Marion weakened and Blackwelder bucked the ball over from the five-yard line for the final tally of the fray. In the Howard backneld every man played a stellar game, though Walkers work was easily the outstanding fea- ture of the contest. Blackwelder and Acton played star game and never failed when called on to donate five ydTuS lHTOuEH tHe O4uct llHt. udy lord also deported himself we'll on his trips through the line and around the ends, but his best work was in kick ing-o and in kicking goals after touchdowns
 On the line, Lamert, Afford, Head and McLane were the stars for the Bull dogs.
 In the Marion backfeld. Argo and Spence carried off the honors of the day, while Ollinger and Wilcox were the outstanding stars on the line.
 The line-up was:
 Marion-De Sahzo left end; Oliver, left tackle; Peck, left guard; Albert, center; Curry. right guard; Howell. right tackle; Ollinger, right end; Argo, quarterback Johnson, left half, Ander- son, right half; w. Spence, fullback.
 Howard-Head, left end Afford, left tackle; Wheeler, left guard; Brindlex center; Lambert, right guard Carter, right tackle; McLane, right end Walk CT. quarterback; Blackweider, left half; Gaylord. right half: Acton. fu1lback.
 Substitutions, Wilcox for Howell.