The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-26

 thers to an ultimate triumph. It was Sugar cured Ham that carried the ball over for Towards first touchdown. It was this same Ham that stood on the 40-yard line Fand booted the ball between the up- rights for the score that allowed the Bulldog to show his teeth in de- fIance and bark Justify because of victory.
 Field Goal Won
 Up 10 the time that the illustrious Mir. Stevens brought his educated chiropody into action, the score stood 7-6 in favor of the Panther. Suf- fering the excrutiating pains of penal-tea party, the Partners had just been penalized fifteen yards after a good gain, and this gift yardage placed the ball down too near for comfort. Ham dropped back and from the 40-yard line he sent ,the oval scooting through the air in { way that would make the immortal E Charlie Brickley turn green with envy. It was as pretty. as true and as powerful a kick as has been ex- secuted on Redwood Field this sea son It sent the band of Blue-and- Red rooters over in the eastern stands into frenzy. It spelled the doom of the Panther.
 Tearing Things lip
 Thus 1t happened that the standard bearers of the Copenhagen Blue and of the red fall heir last night to celebration they had prayed earnestly for, but which they had not thor eurIy expected They are still tear { eing things up out at East Lake. They ! were celebrating down town. Through the wintry night alr shrill cry of Fight em, Bulldog! Poor old Pantherv, rolls along the asphalt of Twentieth street and bounds reso- nantly against the iron-ribbed sldes Of Red Mountain Coach Cope ls1 z happy. An Baptists are happy. And z the strategic MT. Cope Is celebrating we'll deserved victory. They had kidded him about his team. They ' lad said he didn't have chance. when the under dog crawis from the 9wreekage of disastrous season, up -xsets the dope bucket, and piongns and kicks through to victory. It s time to celebrate, and the happy n.,le :. miniature mentor of the East Lake crowded is the happiest man in Bir- < o,s smingham today.
 "lE Partners outfousht
 Birmingham Southern was ous fought in that game. It's true or ficialdom staggered 'em with some so yards of penalties in the carry ,spart of the fray and it's true pehai.y . limitations made 1t possible for the and the field goal, but ., nevertheless one would not seek to i fob the Bulldog of the deserved glory that is his. In the first half, he mace -.shine first downs to the fanthcis one. hesgpiayed the Panther off ms feet; he -apset-the dope in the rareser most pcwileering from 1t hatspeeH unset fflisT season,S and he deserves
  . sept the death penalty itself was 7 dolea out to the boys from Sunshine SJones but it must be admitted they -.didn,t nlay the football they are eanab1e of playing. they didn't fight q. the fight they usually put up asains. il Howard. and dashes around end py !; first one Howard man ana 'hen mother were all too freauene.
 6OO0 Sec Game
 ca,,a six thousand rabid fans jour neved out to Redwood to take Tn the battle. overcast skies and bitihs narth wind that chilled to the bone. did not keep them away. The co.oes, scoldi wave Birmingham has sufhereu this winter made inroads in the at tendance. tc be sure but it Is remark able that the great gathering assem- rIad with such disadvantageous Nweather ScondftiCns. si The Gold ana Black supporters seated themselves in the concrete bleachers to the west Those wearing tho Red and Blue or s Howard huddled ina the eastern stands. At 2.15 the whistle cut through the numb. gloomy atmos- phere, and the greatest football bat tla Birmingham has seen this sea s son got going. Those faithful sup v porters of the national college pas :. time had been promised the hsht x of the year." and the attraction
 
 in every respect.
 A Beautiful Pass
 Just few minutes after play s~sstarted, Birmingham Southern un- corked the only real double pass seen at the "Wood' this season. It was perfectly timed aerial trick play. Miller to Caldwell to Griffin, and syas exercised with all the grace of the famous old Evers-to- Tinker-tc- Chance double play of baseball. It placed the ball down under the shadows of Towards goal and made net gain of 30 yards for the Panthers. The ball was called back. much to the dismay of the Geld and Hackers, and penalty inflicted. This seemed to take from them their ben and steam. It looked like sure touchdown for the Panther until of ficialdom gummed up the game.
 Bulldogs are Held
 Later in the same period. after White had punted across the Panther zeal line, and the oval had been brought out 20 yards. Mike Norton got away for a beautiful end run of Is yards Again the eagle eye of the officials had spied holding, and the baM was brought back and a l5- yard penalty inflicted. This placed the ball on the Panther five-yard line-this costly penalty-but they Resolved to do CT die and held How ard for downs. Nevertheless they had lost irreparable yardage through this most recent penalty and on two plays near the end of the quarter Stevens, the hero, carried the ball to the Panther's six-yard line. At the