The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-14
Bill Moughon Plays Good Game in First Start of SeaSon-TeCh 0ffenSe Too Strong for Locals
By MARvIN MCARTHY

Georgia Tech is famous for it's Golden Tornado'' in football, but last night the Atlanta institution had q team of basketeers on the B. A. c. court that didn't miss being a tornado itself very much, and was far from being only zephyr. The Tech cage sters ran roughshod over the Club bers, winning an easy victory, 34 to Is.
 The Clubbers were stale last night, 1t seemed, and accepted their third consecutive defeat without much of a struggle. Coach Ervin's boys have lost to Alabama. Camp Benning and Georgia Tech now, and have yet to strike the wining stride with which they started the season a few weeks ago.
 Erwin Shifts Line-Up
 Coach Erwin shifted his lineup a bit last night, and sent Bill Moughon, a forward of last year. to the bar rier. Bill did not disappoint the coach, either, and played a great game, although he was on q losing team. Moughon scored a couple of field goals. which Is not exactly spec tacular in itself, but Bill otherwise distinguished himself by his display of fighting spirit and ability to get in the scrimmages and scrap for the ball.
 The CIubbers seemed off their feed, and their slow start went long ways toward giving the game to the Yel- low Jackets
 The Techsters turned out to be a fast, aggressive team. with good pass work and fairly accurate shooting Red" Barron, Techs great halfback, failed to make the trip with the team, and. of course, was not seen on tho court last night.
 Tech Starts Fast
 The Yellow Jackets started at fast clip. and it was nearing the close of the first period before the Clubbers scored, when Moughon caged one for the locals. The Tech quint had the club outfit working under a 22 to $ disadvantage by the end of the first period.
 In the second half the Yellow Jackets continued their good work. but did not put it oyer the locals so bad. In fact, the ClIbbers played on a par with their foes in the second period, scoring 10 points to the Jack cts 12.
 For the Tech outfit Eckford. cen ter, was the backbone of the offense, eaging four field goals. The lanky center or tue ddShStS pAdSSN o eS game,
 Jenks, forward. gave an exhibition of foul goal shooting that was excel lent Out of 14 attempts at free baskets, Jenks cased nine, and in ad- dition threw three field goals, for a total of Is points. He was the high est individual point scorer for the Vls- itors.
 Tech Too Strong
 The entire Tech team played good game, and the seconu string men were all given a chance. Staton was the only man who wasn't taken out for the Techsters.
 For the Clubbers. Moughon played tte best, while Laughlinhouse dis played all his old fight and guard ing ability. Lineup: Clubbers (1s) Position. Ga. Tech (S4) Moughon CD ............ Jenks (l0)
 Forward stapleton CD ...... Brewster CD
 Forward Chisholm (D .....,.. .Ecktord (o)
 Center Laughlinhouse ......... Staton tz)
 Guard Mandy (bl 1kOdue Wy
 Guard
 Substitutions-Club Holt CD for Mandy, Bryan for Chisholm Thomas for Mandy, Durham for Holt, Bethea for Chisholm.
 Georgia Tech: Matheson (s) for Jenks, Duckworth for Eckford. Den jckey for Brewster. Murphy Tor Roane.