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

SCOTy DlJ,
 Auburn met and was vanqufshed by Centre saturday afternoon 2l to Q. Tn only thing that Auburn got that looked like. a score was score of bruises and wounds or something. Bo, and Red. and Snoddy, and the rest Of the boys was too much for Auburh4thats all. Though, I'm tell ing you right now, If 1t was me, q rather have a better name and not be such great football star as this Snoddy "A pi-line looks better than that.
 Tn Prayin' CoIonels could of start ed in that game without using the prayer formation Saturday and win it thumbs down, because they let loose an attack that was more than bewildering. First, they would send this Henna Roberts through the line on a plunge. And, believe me, Henha ain't no piker when it comes to the plunging. On the next deal Henna would be over. to receive a forward pass. He aint at all backwards about receiving them forward passes. Then they'd try some end runs and some trick formations and the like. II was such variety that the Igers never Knew WHdl lO HUN AAOt+
 Play fin Garden of Four Roses
 By running rough -shod over the Tigers this here Centre team win the right to play in Pasadena at th@ Garden of Four Roses for the feet ball championship of the world. In my mind they ain't no use of them travelling all the way acrost the con diment to play this game unless the Centre board of finances wants to get some more gate money, and maybe see if Red could plunge through the Pacific ocean, as they ain't no doubt but what Centre would win the game. Red ain't never saw the Pacific, but he would probably say in nonchallant fashion when he first lamped it. Some li'l crick. I'll say" That's old Red to the last freckle.
 Sometime back somebody started a wild erumor about they being a financial depression. or concussion or something in this land Of the lee. Don't let nobody kid you about the shortage of money. When l5,O0O peo- pie can pay out over $30,00O to see one football game in one afternoon. its a odds-on bet that the filthy Lucretia is here in vast quantities. I count 'em, Some of the boys wha, didn't have nothing but general ad- mission tickets, started towards Redwood wield an hour before noon Saturday. From then on it was q steady stream of humanity. At game time every available seat was took, the press box was playing to double it's capacity, and the reporters had 10 set on a tuft of grass on the side lines hang they feet off and write a account of the battle on they thumb nails.
 Hey, Page n steam Shovel Some feller what got excited hop ned LID and tromped my fingers so far in the ground that it looked like they would have to excavate with { steam shovel before I'd ever get 'em back again. They was standing all over the side lines and my fingers, some setting in others laps, but mo- body grouching, and everybody hav- ing a good time. | was the Digges. crowd what had ever assembled in Redwood field, and some folks had to park they cars so far away from the ball lot that it was 9 o'clock Sat urday night before they could walk back to where the faithful fliv stop hitched.
 The Praying Colonels put they prayer rugs on the side lines and went to 1t from the jump. The game was never in doubt. from the first whistle to the last gasp. The boys from Danville J scored their first touchdown in the first quarter. their second touchdown in the second quar- ter. and their third touchdown in the third quarter.
 The initial touchdown in the frs two-bits come around in this fashion Armstrong strong armed his way for good gains. Tanner. what don't look like he had had a haircut since tn. plumbers unicn had q Wage cut, hit the line for good, short gains. Mc- Millian slipped off tackle and around ends for huge gains and Bo and Red Roberts played ketch with the ball