The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
HUTSELL'S MEN IN FORM AND AGGIES
 LOSE OUT, 36 TO 26
Scoring Trio of Clubbers Gets Right" and Gets Lead in
 First Half

Displaying form that surprised even
 their admirers, Coac.i Wilbur Hutselrs
 Clubbers decisivesy defeated the Mssis-
 sipp Aggies at the B. A. C. last
 night, S6 to 26. IL was of the
 fastest games seen on the club floor thls
 season.
 Coach Hutselrs men displayed fair
 team work and great gobs of accuracy
 in zeal shooting, which accounted for
 their victory. The scoring trio of the
 club combination, Floyd Chish ohm and
 Bryan, got working right last night and
 piled up B 12-point lead in the first half
 lead that the Aggies never more than
 threatened to overcome in the second
 period. Fioyd's shots from open posi-
 tions were features, while Chisholm's
 and Bryans close in scoring was none the less spectacular
 A. & M. HAD NO TEAMWORK
 Frobaply one lH.Iis .na. ...e Aes.~, ean
 attribute their defeat to is the fact that
 they possessed no teamwork last night.
 At times they would exhibit some flash /
 passwork, only to spoil it when some
 player would try & long and difficult shot. The Agges had little success on the long shots, but they would probably
 have done much better had they been
 content to work the ball under the bas ket and shoot the saner shots. , For Mississippi A. & M, Lucas, for ward, sent in during the last half, ex- ecuted some of the most sensational long
 distance shooting seen on the local court this season He plunked in three field goals, all of which were made from the center of the floor. He also shot four
 goals out of six free tries after fouls
 Anderson, Substitute guard. tallied a field goal that was a beauty the Aggy player looping the big pigskin through the hoops from down in the Cluboers mart nf style of play was very specta acular and pretty to watch, but 1t probably cost the Aggies the victory.
 CLUBBERS PILE UP LEAD In the first half, the Aggles s,arted off like they would win the game, ob- taining an early lead on the locals. The Clubbers quickly overcame this adyan- ,, tage of the Aggies, however, and took the lead themselves. When the whistle blew for the end of the half. Hutselrs men were 12 points in the lead, the score standing "A to 12.
 The second half was played with the teams on more of an equal basis Dur ing this period the Aggies scored l4 points to the Clubbers F. The period was fast and well played and was far more interesting than the first The Aggies were evidently unused to officiating as close as that of Marshall and Young, for they made frequent fouls. In the, first half, the Clubbers didn't make 8 foul, but made six in the latter period.
 DOC" CERTAINLY STARRED Doc Laughiinhouse played an evea better game than usual, which is saying quite enough flor the '"rerrapin who | is fast winning the reputation of being one of the best guards in Dixie. Frank Smith wrenched his knee to- wards the close of the first half and Shugerman was sent in to replace the popular Clubber guard Smith made two field goals before forced to retire from the game.
 For~the Aggies Lucas was the offen- sive star, while Laird played a good game at guard Wilson's work at for ward was good, although he was a little rough on his floor work.
 Line-ups and box score follow.