The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-08
HOOTNEY NEWTON
LEADS CENTRAL to-
WIN In LAST HALF

Centrars Crimson Hopes downed
tho fighting charges Cf Coach An
thony of Admission High at the
Wood" yesterday morning, 81 to O,
after battling fieroely in a sea of mud
through seoreless first half. The
Aniston forwards stopped every
charge of the Crimsons fer two quar-
ters, and allowed the husky ones
only three first downs to their one.
The coming of Newton in the third
quarter turning the tide.
Only the timely substitution OF
Hoctney Newton for Galbaugh at the
beginning of the second half saved
the day for Stilwell's men. With the
coming of Newton. the wearers of the
crimson took on new impetus and.
led by the charging back, they ran
over two touchdowns In quick order,
one via the bucking route ending
with l5-yard run by Newton for
touchdown. the other after several
DUCKS and 30 yard pass, Newton
TO Holder. The third and last score
came In the last quarter, when New
ton, after making a rs yard gain
around left end, passed one into the
waiting arms of Holder, who a mo-
ment later kicked his third successful
touchdown goal from placement.
Ihe stellar work of Newton, Holder
and company saved the Centrals from
being held to a tie score in their sea-
sons opener. Newton, who ts an in
alVidual with a mean stride and nm
usually long legs, gained every time
ne carried the ball, passing well, run
ming nice interference and tacklInr
Iiercely He was easily the outstand-
ing player on either side. After his
example the Centralites displayed the
brand OF football that they are really
capable of. Harry Holder. cantatn
and end. did the other big end of the
paying, catching two long passes, one
flght out OF the midst OF three of Ills
hasky opponents and the other be
nlnd the goal. He tackled fiercely
and leading his team even in the face
OF what seemed at times heavy odds.
ne showed what an educated end can
10. hls additional point kicks from
Placement were perfect
A. c. Young got several nice gains
out OF his system after a bad start.
and was the means of breaking mn
several pretty Admission pass forma-
tons. Mills and Yielding topped the
WORK OF the Crimson linesmen, which.
on the whole, was fine. While CO.
operation and coordination were
missing from the work of the local
High Schoolers during the initial
half, they came back with vim and
tight the last half of the setto and
made amends.
Admission, while equaIine the Cen
trails In weight, we're much younger
and less experienced men. Their fine
work during the first half showed up
we'll. The strong Central shift was
tinahle to dent their line or sweep
around their ends.
The excellent playing OF Sam Brad
ley, 14-year-old end for the visitors.
standing out. Tackling savagely
snatching at passes and taking three
men out OF every play, he worried
the locals considerably. Coleman and
Chapman in the line and Barden at
full did large share of the stopping.
showing lots of promise, and pulling
the thorn in the side stunt to perfec-
ton.
Lineup and summary;
central ..................2
Admission High Observation-Disclosures. 0
Contradiction, re; William
son, re; Mills, rt; Smith c; Yielding,
lg; Bowden, 1t; Lynch, le Hoster, &;
Galbaugh and Young, h; STREET. I.
Admission High. Coleman. 1g;
c. Coleman, 1t; Harmon, C; Reeves,
rig; Chapman, rt; Herrin. re: Potter,
6; Rutledge and Davis. b; Barden, (.
Substitutions:
Central-Newton for Galbaugh;
Strickland for Lynch; Outright for
Young, and Gravelee for STREET.
Anniston--Glass for Barden; Potter
for Bradley; Williams for Harmon.
Referee, Irwin (Drake). Umpire,
Hood (Alabama). Head linesman,
Bryan (B. A. c.