The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Tigers Wreak
 SWeet ReUenge On Bulldogs
Howard Score of Last Year
 Wiped Out By PIainsmen

Auburn, October 2.-(Spe-
 cial. )-In a very inhospitable
 manner the Tigers ate up the
 Howard Bulldogs who travelled
 from the Magic City to give battle to the Auburn team. The
 score was only 88 to 0, and the game was just as one-sided as the score would indicate. The Howard team was too light to with stand the heavy onslaught of the Plains men, who scored continuously and with l unfail.ng accuracy. The weather was ideal and every one was on tiptoe for ! hard-fought battle, for be it known that last year Howard committed an un- forgivable crime, scoring against Auburn for the first time in twenty years. Cap tain Sizemore had announced that this should not hpapen again and he certain ly had his way about it.
 The game was called at o'clock.
 Blackwelder kicked off for Howard to Ollinger. Auburn steadily advanced QOWn tlle litltl, SdlilS bSihS iioNS " NN~N' Howard Scott and Shirling, who made
 the first down in five minutes. Warren kicked goal.
 Blackwelder then kicked to Shirley,
 who returned ball, thirty yards. Stuops
 went around left end for sixty yards and
 touchdown, Warren kicking goal
 With b,eachers rampant with enthu"
 sasm. Blackwelder kicked off~to Gris- ham, who returned the ball to the forty
 ft,a irl nf Iial6 downing Shirey. for ten-yard loss, the
 next touchdown was made in the same manner as the previous one, with steady
 but short advances by bacl1field Shir-
 ling making touchdown and Warren kicking goal First quarter up. SECOND QUARTER Second quarter opened with McCullom kicking off to Gator. who downed pail or, forty-yard line. After Stubbs made a long run around left end. Howard m
 shed with a twenty-yard run to touch down. Warren kicked goal. Walker at right end kicked off for Howard Shirey
 returning the ball fourteen yards. Shir- ling and Stubbs went through center for short gains, Howard and Scott making gains around ends. Shirling drove through center for twelve yards to touchdoWn.
 Warren kicked goal. This made flVe touchdowns for Auburn without a loss of a down.
 McCullom kicked eff to Auburn ball down on forty-yard line. Stubbs, Howard, Shirling> and Scott forced the ball down to Towards goal in steady plays through center and around left end, with Shirling making touchdown through center Warren continued his goal kick
 ing habit.
 Gaylord kicked to shirling. who ran to forty-five yard line. Stubbs and Scott had short gains to their dredit. but whs
 tie blew for end of second quarter.
 In the second half. Brown, substituting for Caton, kicked off to Acton who ran
 twenty yards in return. McCullum punt to Brown on the forty-fve-yard line
 Time was taken out for Afford. Case ran siXty-five yards for touchdown
 Warren kicked goal.
 Gaylord kicked off to Warren, who re- turned twelve yards. Short gains were made by Brown, Moore, Case and Mo- Crary, Moore making a touchdown, but Warren failed to kick goal for first time.
 Gaylord kicked off for Howa@> to Jackson, who returned the ball thirty yards, Ball went to Howard, who held it but two downs. Scott. with forty yard run, and Shirling, with ten, com pleted the touchdown. Warren kicked goal
 Red Howard kicked to Robinson. who downed the ball on the twentyyard line. Pearce blocked punt and Warren recoV- cred the ball. making touchdown, but failing to kick goal.
 FORWARD PASSES Stubbs then put the team through some forward passes, participated in success fully by Shirey and Ollinger, which I made the eleventh touchdown. Warren kicked goal.
 | Forward passes again participated in l by Stubbs to Moulton to Harrison, were successful, while Bullock bucked the | line for a touchdown, Stubbs kicking goal.
 l The final touchdown was made by Bui- flock going through the line. Stubhs failed to kick goal, and then the band played the well-known funeral march IS : the crowd dispersed from the field.