The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28
PooIey Hubert Is Big Star In AIabama'S Victory, While Barnes And Baty Do Good Work

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 MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 27-(special Leased Wire)-Alabama's Crimson secutive periods, at Monroe Park yes terday afternoon, sweeping the lighter, but gamely fighting Hurri- cane from Springs Hill, back to the tune of 59 to 0. The. clash, in spite of the one-side score, was fraught with thrills and a part of the color incident to the gridiron classic and gave 2,500 local enthusiasts cause to be proud of Spring Hills fighting warriors.
 For the lighter. less experienced eleven was ever alert and stood the furous attack until the last whistle, emerging from the affray broken and torn in body but with spirit that brought admiration from the crowd.
 Two Spring Hill warriors stood out in prominence although their team went down in defeat. The duo, D, McEyov and Captain Brown, time and again threw scares into the Crimson with perfectly executed passes for gains of TO- 20 and 30 yards. In the third period the Hurricane worked it's way through the aid to Alabama s five-yard line, only to be checked here by the stalwart Crimson for wards.
 For Alabama. the Huberts-M C,artee- Barnes -Gillis- -Baty combination, backfield luminar1es, brought thrill after thrill with dash ing, side stepping runs that netted total of nine touchdowns for a count of 59 points
 Hubert Alabama's stellar fullback, led the Crimson charges with four touchdowns, dashing through the op- position in the last few minutes or play for 67 yards and touchdown. Mo Cartee contributed a spectacular run of 50 yards, and Baty, the CT son pee wee, in series of sprints car ried the ball over in the second quar- ter for a touchdown.
 Spring Hill took the field prompt ly at 2:15 D. m, amidst clamourous cheering in reserved stands for. the student body. Old Sol was at his best and before the Crimson swept on to the field, the Hurricane gridmen were in a sweat. As the Alabama team looming up like a string giants against their opponents, came on the field there was much cheering, 1t being evident that in the crowds were hundred of university alumni. Ala anna started scoring in the first period. The Alabama backs ripped through the right and left side of the Spring Hill line. skirted the ends; Hubert puched over counter and Compton kicked goal from placement. Score:
 Alabama 2, Spring Hill 0.
 The second half was repetition of the first but in large dose, the Crimson back rushing the ball down the line for four counters. Score:
 Alabama 33. Spring Hill O.
 In the third quarter Spring Hiu changed it's attack and once threat ened the Crimson goal, when a se- carried the ball to Alabama's S five yard line. The ball was stopped nere Alabama came back for two more touchdowns, Baty and Country Oliver contributing one each. Oliver, in this frame, showed the brand of football he displayed against Tech a year ago, when he went through the Tornado for 95 yards and touch down. Baty made his touchdown in 8 series of brilliant runs, starting from his own 45-yard line. Score:
 Alabama. 46; Spring Hill, o.
 Spring Hill completed a half doz- en passes in the last period but was unable to score. Hubert contributed a pair of counters and his spec tacular run of 67 yards. Final score;
 Alabama, 59; Spring Hill, Q.
 The lineup:
 Alabama (5s)-clemons co. left end; Buckler, left tackle; Jones, left guard; Propst, center; Camp, right guard; Compton, right tackle; Whit taker. right end; Gillis, quarterback; Barnes, left halfback; Oliver, right halfback; Hubert, fullpacK.
 Spring Hill (0)-Brown co, left end; Cassidy. left tackle; Derouen. left guard; Hardie. center; Stokley, right guard; D. DeHoff, right tackle; ". DeHoff, right end Bogue, quar- terback; Brinskelle, left halfback; F. Mc1voy, right halfback; II. Mo Evoy, fullback.
 Summary: Alabama scoring Touchdowns, Hubert 4, Barnes 2, Baty 2. Oliver. Points after touch- down. Compton five. Subs-Alabama: :: Newton for Whitaker; Padgett for Camp; Langhorne for Buckler; Brown for Gillis; Whitaker for Clemons; McClintock for Hubert; Hudson for Barnes; Clemons for Hudson; Maccartee for Baty; Barnes for Brown; Jones for Propst
 Spring Hill-Hulquoony for w. De- Boff; Burgoyne for DeRouen; Ching for D. DeHoff; Bandi for Hulquoony; Van Houte for Bogue; Sullivan for F.. McEvoy; w. DeHoff for Bandi: DeRouen for Burgoyne; D. DeHoff for Ching; Bogue for Van Houten; E. McEvoy for Sullivan; Bandi for Browne; Van Houten for Brinskelle
 Official scorers: Colese Clemson. Referee: Maxon, Cornell. Umpire: Martin. Vanderbilt. Time of quar- ters, 15 minutes.