The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-23
Panthers Win From Marion

Selma, Oct. 22.-(Special>-T Blr- pingham Southern met and defeated iarion institute on the local gridiron this afternoon, score IT to 6. The game was hotly contested throughout, but Marion seemed to .rse its puRcn after returning Bif- minghams kick-orf. Norris fumblsi the ball. which was scooped up by Brinskell, who raced 20 yards for touchdown. Candy kicked the goal The cadets chose to kick and after holding Birmingham for three downs received Lewis punt on their own 10- yard line. They were forced to kick. but Turner Marion half intercepted forward pass and returned the ball to the 30-yard line Strupper then re- iieved him and Ollenger completed a forward pass over center and Strup- per goes over for first down. The quarter ended with Candy, for Bir- mingham, returning an intercepted pass to Marion's 20-yard line. Birmingham scored again in the be- ginning of the next quarter when after q series of line plunges, Speer carried the pigskin seven yards through the end for touchdown, Candy kicked goal. Marion chose to receive, Lewis kicks over goal line. The cadets get the hall on the 20-yard line Struppers
 
 first down, but when near completing second was forced to kick because of a penalty.
 Birmingham again comes in pos session of the ball on their 20-yard line after an incomplete pass across their goal line. Captain Lewis is forced to punt. The half ends after beau tjful run by Strupper for 20 yards around the end
 The cadets come back in the sec ond half in their old-time fighting sririt. which kept the game well in their hands for the rest of the game, although they were unable to score a complete comeback
 Lewis returns Marion's kick off 20 yards and is forced to punt for 35 more. The fun started here for fair, when Marion recovered her own punt of 35 yards. Argo gained six yards through the line, to which Strupper added eight more. The fight was on, ani he dived another six for first down. Ii took him two downs to go the re. maining 10 yards for the touchdown. of punts Birmingham took the ball on a tumble on the 3o-yard line, which ended the third quarter
 Gaining the first down by forward pass to Green, Birmingham failed to make a second, and Lewis punted. After two line bucks and an incom- pleted double pass Norris booted the pigskin 30 yards to have it recovered by Ollinger. A double pass. Argo 10 Norris to Green, worked, and Strupper went through the line for the first down. But Marion was forced to kick new. Birmingham tried a drop back after beautiful return of Marion's punt and a forward pass, but failed, and the cadets got the ball on their own 20-yard line. Norris made a pretty field run for 12 yards on a spread formation at forward pass to left end, hut was intercepted by Miller, who returned it across Marion's goal, oHiy to find he ran off the field at the t5- yard line. Birmingham took the ball, but was unable to do more before the time was up.
 Lineup as follows:
 Birmingham-Profet. center: Evans, right guard; Richardson. left guard: Candy, left tackle; Neese, right tackle; Green. right end; Speer. left end; Nor ten, quarterback; Lewis, right half: Brinskille, left half; Miller fullback.
 Marion-Oilinger, right end; Wilcox, right tackle; Cuny, right guard; Gel bert, center; Peck, left center: Oliver, left tackle; DeShazo. left end; Argo. quarterback; Spence, fullback; Turner right half Norris, left half.