The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-06
gymnasium.
By | c. NIT

eSCerday afternoon enCnu- |siastic adherents of Alabama and Auburn football teams, every man of them an ex-stu- dent of one or the other of the two institutions, stole off to Redwood park and staged an enthusiastic, whole souled, if not quite scientific, football game, the Crimson following aggregation coming off the vic- tor by three touehdowns, IS to o.
 The affair has been pending for the past two weeks tand was to be staged next Saturday. However. an argument at Five Points early yesterday alter noon decided the matter and the rival aggregations stepped across the, circle to Munger's lawn. where short kick ing and signal drill was engaged in. Then, in private autmobiles they jour neyed out to Redwood park, only to find the gates of the historic old field barred to them.
 THEY SHOULD WORRY
 Such small matter was not to be considered. however. and the loyal sons of their Alma Matters began activities on the field in front of Redwood park.
 Mud was three inches deep md
 water was in abundance. But
 school spirit was there also. So the
 little affair progressed nicely.
 "Nuts" billiard. Tank GoodaII, Ed
 Brandon and others of the Alabama
 clan were too good for "Auburn,"
 and the Crimsons soon pushed
 across couple of touchdowns.
 The forward passing system of "Bama" was great. A Crimson back field man would receive the ball from center, turn and run towards his own goal as if he intended to score safety for the other side. Then. while his op- ponents were standing immovable with surprise. he would hur1 the pigsl'n over their unsuspectins domes f9fT the arms of Nuts" Dill9sl or Brandon, who would scamper M the goal line for a score.
 "Auburn" came hack mad irA
 time and attempted by main Aev
 to score. Terrific line pIunsin
 the Tiger backs almost made fsr
 down md fear wns thrown into thAH
 Crimson ranks. \ tumble or NnsrerA
 thing else would save *'sawsAY ench time and "Aubu%nv wrs
 forced to remain -coreIesf.
 Along towards 5:3o the r svse silea the game or account of davk7es ret "Auhurn" was unwilling fe gJik 50 Alabama" agreed to ore rFa7 nere. just one play Nuts DisMayd feok the ball and threw a p1as 10 ssYank" Goodall. who skirted the ou'g of bounds line for a. touchdown making the score. "Alahemas a, Atiburn" o. LINE.Lr
 Alabama was uplae'a i1f iie titanic struerle yesterday aftera5n by the following:
 Peks McCro~sin. ritvhf eud.y
 George Eu~tis, rfshf tsekie.
 Foster. right guard.sZ
 Pete Turner. cnnfef
 Fucker AEee, left kgussa.
 s. B. Frss--ers grstf tackle.
 Marcus RvcCsefian. firEt end.
 Ed Brandon. unsrfrrhnck.
 sNuts, Di'itard. II rbs halfback.
 Den Anderson, iffs hnIfbnck.
 AYank" ceossif. fnssb back.
 Auburn lined If as follows:
 Dick Jnhanou. 9iRhf end.
 ssBuck.hot" Mosfan. rirht tackle.
 Tom Smith. srfs3st guard.
 Leo Walker. v naer.
 Tflman Turnrs left guard.
 Bob Major. Ieff tnckIe.
 Liee Low. i~fy end
 Lycns Brnatey aunrte~back.
 Jirz EyHn~. sAght hnIfback.
 Wallace Harfsfi~'a. left haIfbaeL.
 Beb Bowxor fpUhnck. LET GEORGE DO IT
 s-e comHf another bie surprise. .Flx ' GeorEtj w atkins of Sewanee, who hs never been known to take interest sM foofnhil game. became enthused 9f< heard of the project yes