The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-13

Coach Meyers sent a well trained. hard hitting team on the field yes terday morning, one that Bessemer could hardly stop. From start to finish the Crimsons were driving towards the opposing goal line, with scarcely a let-up. i3essemer took ad : vantage of every break in the game. and Of every opportunity, and the chances were many as the Cri>sons fumbled necessarily, to gain posses sion of the hall and to push across q score.
 Central starts Drive
 Central started rush towards the opposing goal line in the first guar ter that was almost iFrestihle. Aft ST the ball had been carried right down to BessemeTs goal line. the ball went over and the Tigers kicked out of danger. Again Central took up the burden where she had left off and started towards the goal again this time with success. Straight football carried the ball down the field to the goal, and Jack Lillian plunged over for the counter.
 Very soon after the ensuing kick off. Bessemer evened the count. Wal Ter had punted, and Levvy attempt ing to catch the ball almost on his goal line, fumbled. A Bessemer for ward fell on the ball and the Tigers had gained first down on Centrafs half yard line. Two line bucks were needed to carry the ball that foot, but the pigskin went over, and John son kicked goal. tying the score.
 Crimsons Score Twice
 The second quarter was scoreiess, but in the third period Central slipped across two more touchdowns, and cinched the victory. Long runs by Lillian, Anderson and Levvy were important factors in the scoring. The first counter in this period came soon after a long run around end by Jack Lillian. Jack carried the ball across on another end run. making 6 parda on the fourth down, and putting the pigskln across the Besscmer goal line for the second time. Levvy kicked goal. and the score stood Central 14, Bessemer {.
 Soon after. Andersons got aloose for a long run that placed the ball in Bessemer territory. A minute or so .ater, on a spread formation, Levy went many yards around left end, placing the ball on the 5-yard line. and Lillian carried it over on the second attempt. Levvy again kicked goal.
 Besscmcr Scores Again
 This ended Centrars scoring, bus not that of the game. tn the fourth quarter Bessemer opened Up with forward passes. usually Rush to Waller. and the little Tiger quarter back nahbed throw from Rush be- hlnd the goal line for Bessemer's second touchdown Johnson missed goal, and the game ended q few min utes later.
 r,lf satl l if,. Jack Lillian. played great football. Using. in the main, only straight football, the Crimson backs crashed through for gain after gain tii- Han was the most consistent gather of the group, but LeVvy and Ander- son got away to some nifty runs off tackle and around the ends.
 stnrs on Line
 On the line, Nabors. McNeiI Holder and l9oN played star football on the defense. Holder broke up eVerythlne that came his way. while Rox backed the line in great style. RoX never failed to gain on Meyers tackle over tackle play used yesterday.
 For Bessemer. Rush was the indi- vidual offensive star. His gaining was practically all that was done by Bessemer This speedy little back played heady, offensive game
 Kirkpatrick and Honeycutt were at ends for Bcssemer. Although all most too light to stop the Crimson rushes, they slipped through Centrurs Interference time after timc ani spilled the runner.
 Johnson. Fishbach and DoRnis played well on the defensive for Bes. semer. It was great game. but Central played tho better ball and de- served to win.
 First Quarter
 Waller kicked off to Young on the