The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-06
HOWARD ELEVEN
 EASILY DEFEATS
 MARION CADETS
Work of Ford, LaCkey and Gaylord Features Victory
 of Howard

Montgomery, November 5.-(Spe- cial. .)-The Bulldogs of Howard col- lege lived up to their grim name at Gunter field here Saturday afternoon triumphing over the fast Marion Military institute team by a score of 21 to o. The game was fast, clean and hard fought, with Howard show Ing superiority in practically every minute of the game.
 Towards goal was only threatened once when Marion, with assistance of penalties. had pushed the ball to Towards 15-yard line in the first six minutes of the last quarter.
 Lnckcy Gets AIoose
 It was here that Halfback Lackey of Howard added his name to the im- mortals of footballdom. After Marion had tried three times to pierce the low charging Howard line and had been hurled back, Turner of Marion attempted a short forward pass over the Howard line. Jumping high into the air, the speedy Lackey speared the oval and shaking off three Ma rion tacklers began dizzy and spec tacular run for the Marion goal. He far outdistanced a big field of pur- suers and placed the ball behind Ma rions goal post, his entire run being exactly 91 yards.
 The first three quarters were clearly Towards, though at times 1t looked as if the Howard score would be held down to the one touchdown made near the start of the second quarter. It was in this quarter that -FE Q yard end run, hurled the ball to Clark, who was standing behind the Marion posts for the first touchdown. The details of the second touchdown have already been given, Lackey making a 91-yard run after spearing an attempted Marion forward pass.
 Two More Touchdowns
 This touchdown came in the fourth quarter. and was quickly followed by another in the same quarter. when Ford, with the ball on Marlon's 35- yard line, passed to Gaylord for 30 yards. Ford then shot another quick low pass to Shores. who was standing behind Marion's goal posts. This pass was for 25 yards and was a beauty. The all-round playing of Ford of Howard featured, as did that of Brindley at center and Gaylord at Hdil. OIu OpCH iitlu running Wdo spectacular and his tackling and passing was deadly and accurate. The entire Howard line played football from the jump and showed excellent coaching.
 For Marion, Turner was the bright star. His offensive and defensive work stamps him as a marvellous sec- ondary school player. The light Ma rion line also played fine football and frequently held Howard and forced the Baptists to kick. In this shone his Marion opponent.
 The lineup;
 Howard. Position. Marion. Shelton .................. Edwards
 Lett End Afford w. HoWle
 Left Tackle Roberts .................. I. Howle
 Left Guard Brindley .................... Avert
 Center
 Brown ............... Murfee
 Right Guard Garrett ............... Madison
 Right Tackle Shores ................... Goudge
 Right End
 ForL .........-......... McMullin
 Quarterback Gaylord ................... Samuels
 Left Half
 Lackey ................. Turner
 Right Half Cooper .................. Hamelee
 Fullback
 Score by periods:
 Howard ..........s... o o 14-21 Marion ..-....... 0 o 0 O. 0 Touchdowns - Lackey, Shores. Clarke.
 Goal From Touchdown-Brown 3. Substitutions--How Stubbs for Roberts: Clarke for Cooper. Thomas for Garrett; Lambert for Brown; Hurst for Lambert: Brown for Thomas: Hare for Clarke; H. Brown for Shelton.
 Marions-Shower for Edwards; Ragsdale for Samuels; Lewis for Mo Mullin: s. Murfee for w. Howle. Referee-W. Patterson (Auburn) umpire. Johnson (Alabama); head linesmap. H. Patterson (Auburn); field judge. Tullis.
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