The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30
By Quarters
First Quarter

h1rst quarter
 Auburn won the toss and chose to defend the east goal. The Plainsmen punted after one buck and Gibson of Auburn recovered a Georgia tumble and put the ball on Georgia's 20-yard line but Auburn could not carry it over on the fourth down Hartley in tercepted forward pass. Neither team was going much and each re- sorted to punts in the early stages.
 A 20-yard run by Shirting and some good plunging put the ball on Georgias 1o-yard line, but after ward the stone wall" line held, and an attempted forward pass went for a touchback, giving Georgia the ball on her own 20-yard line, from which Georgia's backs rushed into midfield on end runs from double passes and good line bucking by Randall and Hartley. Score: Auburn 0, Georgia 0.
 Second Quarter
 Georgia lost the ball on downs at the start of the second period, but held and forced Auburn to punt. Hartley took Ollinger's 45-yard punt and fumbled, but recovered on Georgia's four-yard line, and Ran dall punted 55 yards.
 Each team failed to gain. and both resented to bunting, in which Auburn held the advantage, keeping the ball in Georgia territory
 A forward pass, Shirey to Shir- ling, from Georgia's 39-yard line, that netted five yards, put new life in the Plainsmen, and they went down to Georgia's 10-yard line with Shirey and Shirling doing most of the work. Shirling smashed through left tackle for five yards, and 1t was Auburn's fAy iot fTttr 1 line.
 The din was terrific as the Au- butn students, accompanied by their band, chanted Touchdown. Auburn" and the Athens crowd roared Hold Elm, Georgia" But Shirling fumbled and a Georgia man recovered within inches of his goal.
 The second period ended as Georgia was trying in vain to run the ball out. Score; Auburn O. Georgia Q.
 Third Quarter
 After an exchange of punts in the third period Shirey raced around Georgia's left end 32 yards, his fleet ness enabling him to gain after he left his interference.
 Shirey added five-yard gain, but Auburn was penalized Is yards for hciding, and Auburn was forced to punt, ElNlHR 1eOIsld the Ddll lnSlue her own five-yard line, and Georgia kicked out.
 Georgia incurred a 15-yard penalty for Interfering with a fair catch" Moulton failed to kick Seld goal from placement on Georgia's 27-yard line The teams continued to ex- hibit too powerful a defensive for each others attack, and the ball changed hands on punts. It stayed in Georgia territory practically all of the time, and once Hartley was thrown for a seven-yard loss hat forced Georgia to kick from her own two-yard line.
 A brisk wind across the field be- gan to hinder bunting. Joe Bennett blocked an Auburn punt, and in wild scramble Gibson of Auburn fell in the oval on his own 1S-yard line. .Au- burn punted and the third period ended. Score; Auburn 0, Georgia 0.
 Fourth Period
 Georgia's first attempt at a for ward pass netted some 30 yards. Hartley took the long spiral from RanGall, but an Auburn player flung him in his tracks on Auburns l5- yard line. Hartley and Randall ear ricd the ball crashing through Au- burn to the PlainsrnensS three-yarL line, where Fletcher lost a yard, but Randall, Georgia's substitute quarter, crashed through just off left tackle for the first touchdown of the game. Pew kicked goal Score Georgia 2, Auburn 0.
 Auburn kicked off to Georgia after the touchdown, and between the punts that followed Owen Reynolds Georgia captain, broke through and threw Shrey for 16-yard loss.
 In a desperate effort to gain, Au- burn tried an aerial attack, but three successive attempts failed as the game ended. Final score: Georgia T. Auburn c.