The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-25
ENSLEY HE LOSES TO TECH HII9 TO 7
Atlanta Team Is Too Heavy For Locals In Game At
 Redwood


 In a game in which Mayhew showed up as great high school iineman and Lowery displayed unusual a5il- itN in almost all phases of the play of baekfield man, the Ensley lel- low Jackets lost to the heavy Atlanta team bN a score of ] 9 to : saturday morning The Yellow Jackets put up much better game than the score indicates.
 The Tech High team had back field that averaged 165 pounds ana not one oi the men in the back field weighed less than l60.
 me line averaged 165 pounds and played the entire zane without T substitution.
 The line of the Ensley team pos sessed one stalwart warrior taat Was able to stand up and show his SUI periority to the linemen from the rival city. Mayhew, their bls 20 pound tackle.
 Lowery at full for the EnsIey team played 8 great game, both on defense and on offense. His gains hrough the limo were the only ones tha amounted to anything except thosa made by the forward pass route. a1d I'he made all ths passes for his team.
 The Tech High line played very consistent game throughout and hae little difficulty With the Ensiey line men with tho exception of AaJaeW They charged together reIla"ka biS well and played together So well taa there was little opportunity tor aas one of tGeU. 10 stand out anoVe tiia others as an individual star. Laui- zenhise- at center. a big te! o~ weighing 1e0. rad a little edge or the other men of his Line and liiica up all holes
 Captain Wade o'Neal at one hall and TauHt2son at the other for Fecn were continually breaking aWa- around the ends, while Randolph at full seldom failed to gain when called through the line. Randolpd'H line buc'liug was exceptionally gcod- Late ia the first quarter EnsleF purted to the middle of the field but a f7-yard gain by Randolph and several short gains brouph the ba II to the 8 yard line from which Thom ason carried it over for the frs touchdown. The try for point failed. and the quarter ended with the score to c.
 Tn the second quarter Mayhev blocked punt and Johnson got the ] ball for EnSlcy on the 3j-Yard line. Lowery passed to Walker for gain of 9 yards. putting the ball on the i 12-yard line. Lowery made five in l two trNS ana lCEll Was Pcli.ti'"'" five for off-sdc. Insley's ball OH | the 2-yard line and first down 1 Lowery carried t over and kick cd i goal making the score to in Ems ! ley's favor
 Mayhcw kicked to Tech on the ! yard line. on spread form9- 1 tion O'Neal vent through for 3l l wards, Thomason made 20 and Ran 1 dolph after which Thomson mads | only 1 and the ball was given t' l O'Neal who carried it over for { | touchdown. The try for point failed 1 again. Score 12 to in Techs favor l EnsleY threatened to score in th' second half but failed, while Tee put over another touchdown am i kicked goal makinc the score 19 to [ This touchdown was made on pretty 20-yard run by Captai' ! ONeal.
 The line-up
 Ensley-WaIker. left end MaqhcT left tackle; Scott, left guard; Hardy center; Barnett, right guard; Fay cite. right tackle; McC'onagle' righ ! end; Mcdowell. quarterback; Jack son, left halfback: Pearson, righi i halfback Captain Lowery, fullbaek
 Substitutions: Andrews for Bar nett Johnson for Mcdowell Heiglel for McGonaglc, Roberts for An drews, Mars ton for Jackson. Fair cloth for Hardy. Clark for Roberts Wharton for Fayette, Braswell foi Wharton, Coleman for F'aireloth. In man for Walker, Tuech for Pearson Mcdowell for Tuech. Manly foi Johnson. Martin for zeigier.
 Tech High--WoodaA. left end; Me David left tackle; Goldsmith. lief guard: Lautcnhiser. center; Porter right guard; Mcconnell. right tackle | Holland right end; Testard, guar terback; Thomson. left halfback fullback.
 Substitutions; Van Houscn fol Testard.
 officials: Referee, Gillem (se wapee); umpire. Rogers (Brming' ham, -Southetn). head linesmar, Nor ton (BirmlnRham- Southern).