The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-02
MOBILE ELEVEN TAKES CRIMS0NS BY STORM
 IN THE FIRST HALF
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 The. ball see-sawed up and down the field for some time, with neither sid. appearing to have any great advantage. The odds were slightly in favor of Alabama. Then things began to happen. With the ball on the Collegians 30-yard line, Alabama was penalized Is yards for holding. The Crimsons had hoped for another touchdown in the first half, but, with only one minute to play they gave up the possibility. The tables 1 turned Valet intercepted a for 1 ward pass from Newton and before any one knew what had happened, he had planted it behind the Crimson goal. This was the last play of the first half Moulton knicked goal. Score: Alabama T, Spring Hlll '. Alabama Scores Again The Crimson backs quickly brought the ball to the shadow of the enemy goal. With it lying on the 1yard line, westley was carried over cen- ter and recorded Alabama's second l touchdown. Blackwood again kicked goal. Score: Alabama IA, Spring Hill [.
 Winling received Blackwoods kick ! off under his own goal post and made a pretty return of 22 yards. Spring Hill was able to do nothing with the Crimson line and failed also with two forward passes, Baty and Rosen- field carried the ball to the 1syard line, and Whitaker snatched off 10 yards in a play ovvr center. Rosen field carried the ball over, but was called back 15 yards on an Alabama penalty. Alabama failed to make downs. including the 15-yard penalty, md ad dc fyf nm, behind his line. hosenfeld returned IS yards.
 On the second down, Whitaker, after the ball had been brought TO the S-yard line, placed it within one foot of the goal line Rosenfeld barely edged it over. the Spring HilI line holding admirably. Blackw pod succeeded at his third goal. Score: Alabama 21, Spring Hill 7.
 An amusing Incident occurred fol- lowing Blackwood's 50-yard kick off. When Davis received it and fumbled. Clemens grabbed the pall and free- for-all ensued for it's possession.
 'Bama's Last Score
 Alabama took the ball, and Rosen- field made one of the prettiest runs of the game when he raced 20 yards around left end. After this, Whit taker failed to gain, and Baty car ried the ball for the needed 5 yards and Alabama's final touchdown. This was the last play of the game. Ii was too dark for Blackwood and his last kick went wild. Score: Alabama 27, Spring Hill r.
 The Crimsons clearly outclassed the collegians in the field of punt irg. Bartlett has developed into wizardy toe artist. and he freely sent Ah v,1 fix-f,, far q {e.ta of hol the field and little over when the Crimson goal was in danger while Moulton, who sent the pigskin too high up into the clements, was able to average only from 35 to 40 yards,
 The teams were about evenly matched in the art of forward passes. While Spring Hill tried considerably more than did Alabama. she com pleted about the. same proportion.
 Crimson Line 0. K.
 This game showed the unquestion- able timber of the Crimson line when It withheld the onslaught of the Mo- bile backs under it's own goal 1t showed that it was of first class cal ibre. The Crimson backfield showed much improvement in it's alertness and surness, The Spring Hill aggre- gation had an equally good line and DackIlelu, though the WoTk ol the backfield curiously enough in a de- fensive game was more spectacular this afternoon. Today's results was another surprise to the Crimson hangers-on, for they had counted on a stainless victory.
 Lineup and summary:
 Spring Hill Position Alabama Wallet ............,... Newton
 Right End
 Coyle ............ ............ cooper
 Right Tackle
 SteCkieF MOHlSoHleTE
 Right Guard
 LaSSler ....i.. .....J. aunl
 - Center
 Derouen ................ Blackwooi
 Left Guard
 Moulton ....5............. Baker
 Left Tackle