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

for two good forward pest gains This here guy with the peculiar moniclSer snoddy, also made gooe groundage in two or three attempts. and the first thing anybody knoweu the ball was on Auburns yard line.
 Red Takes It Over
 "Ill take 1t over" says Red Rob erts, and he done it. The only way to stop Red is through the courts, by getting out an injunction. or some Ching, That boy has more yards to his credit than a sentipede has feet. After Red had sauntered over the line for a touchdown, Bo McMillin kicked goal The only way that boy will ever miss kicking goal after touchdown Is to contract acute case of double apoplexy, or something.
 Having did this much the Colonels eased up a bit for the rest of the quarter. and the ball was on Auburns S 49-yard line at the end of the quar- ter You could put all the first downs Auburn had made between the letter of the Lords Prayer, which you sometimes see engraved on a pinhead. Centre had made seven first downs, and. believe me. seven downs is more in football than seven-up in cards.
 The Tigers was almost knocked into state of comma in the second pe riod. There was some new blood in the game in the second quarter Some of 1t was Centres and some of it was Auburn's. The Tigers was spilling their new blood and Centres new blood was spilling the Tigers defense. Covington was the new feller what in fnr Af-f,a acfr at laf back. Covington could carry that ball like an installment house carries a debt. After Bo had made 16 yards through the center or the line for d feature play, Covington. and Snoddy, and Roberts. and McMillin started ripping off gains. until the ball was on Auburns one-yard line. The Tigers showed they teeth here. and Red Roberts met more resistance than he is accustomed to. It took two bucks for him to put it over. Them two bucks. however, win several thousand bucks for them what had bet the Colonels would beat Auburn by two touchdowns. After Roberts had went over right guard for the touchdowns. Bo patted his pet corn on the back and then kicked goal, which made the count 14-0.
 Scott Enters s,ame
 After that Scott substituted for Ol- finger and Oilinger for Sitz, and Scot ty started showing 'em something with some good gains It seems no- body had told Centre nothing about Seotty. After Bo. and Red. and the rest of the bunch had spotted him. however, the Colonels started laying for him, too, just like they had been smashing the flash Shirey. and the powerful Shirling. Moulton. who had been playing a grand game of ball, was wounded in this quarter. Bo started shooting some more passes to- wards the end of the quarter and the ball was down on the Auburn two yard line when the quarter was up Thus it happened that the hands Of watch snatched another touchdown away from Centre.
 Soon after the start of the third quarter Shilling went around left for one of Auburn's best gains of the day, 10-yard affair. and his flashy work went for naught. But, the Au- burnites was fighting fiercer than ever at this point of the game, and the third quarter was the only one in which they was able to hold Cen tre score1ess.
 The final touchdown came Tn the third quarter. It was Centres ball on Auburn's 34-yard line at the start of the last period. Bo and Snoddy and Red started them forward pests again. Then. with the ball on Au- burns one-yard line Bohonkus car ried 1t over for a counter, and kicked goal the last score of the game.
 The UnbentnbIe Pair
 I've seen lots of football fellers in my, day and expect to see lots more before my pass runs out but atn't never, nor never expect to see. d pair like this Bo McMiIlin and Red Rob- erts Bo came to town more press agented than the semi-c centennial. and he lived up to every line of type what had been wrote about him. He run that team on scheduled time eery minute, just as Uncle Charlie