The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-11
Howard Shows Fine Play To Score Big Victory Over Pedagog Eleven

ANNISTON, Ala, Nov. 1o.--(Spe- cia1.) .)-After being held to a lone touchdown in the first half, the How ard college Bulldogs came back strong and crossed the last white line three times in the second half of the tilt staged Saturday on the city athletic field. The final score was 27 to 0.
 The teachers started out strong and it was not until near the end of the first quarter that their goal line was threatened. In the second quar- ter Stevens. Howard quarter. skirted right end for the first touchdown and added another point by kicking good. The half ended with the score still to Q. After the ball had been carried back and forth up and down the field and punts frequently ex- changed, the Teachers completed a beautiful pass, Griffin to McNeese, in the second quarter, which netted 30 yards and put, them in striking dis later the Normalists lost the ball on $ a tumble within yards of the goal line and wi dh it their best chance to score.
 At the beginning of the third quar- ter, Jacl1so. .lvil1e started march down the field which again put hope into the hearts of Normal school SUD- porters and caused them to think that it might not be a shut-out after all, but Stevens caused the Joy to be short lived when he intercepted a pass and brought the oval back to his owu 40-yard line. From that time on, the Bulldogs had the edge on the Pedagogs and kept them on the de- fensive a good part of the time.
 Ditto, Buckner and Griffin all played an important part in the gain ing rally started by the teachers at the beginning of the first half. Dur ing the first half, when the teachers were making their strongest drive. Griffin was most frequently called on to carry the ball forward and sell dom failed to respond.
 Bulldogs Show Good Work.
 The Bulldogs uncorked some flashy work after gaining possession of the ball In the second half and with some fake plays and soon carried the pig skin deep into the Normal schools territory. Stevens started a triple pass. Stevens to Shelton to Norris to Lollar, in the third quarter which accounted for the second touchdown. This was one of the most thrilling plays of the game and easily the prettiest executed. Lollar failed to kick goal.
 Stevens scored the third touchdown in the third quarter after the Bull
  CTS back by a variety of plays. The Howard quarter again came out with a trick and went around right end and placed the ball in Jacksonville orse-yard line, and on the next play carried it over. Stevens added an other point by kicking goal. Score 20 to 0. Polly" Scokel scored the last touchdown and kicked goal in the final period. All of the Howard team played a good brand Of ball after they got down to business m the second half. The JacksonviiIe line showed strength all during the game. but the faster team work of inc Bulldogs seemed to dazzle the Normalists after their first burst of speed In the first part of the clash. Lineup:
 Howard-shelton. left end; Lassi- ter. left tackle; spicer, left guard; guard; @ ard Garfield. right tackle; Nor ris, right end; Stevens, quarterback; McCarthy. left halfback; Scokel. right halfbeck; Lollar, fullback.
 Jacksonville-Vick. left end; Phil lips. left tackle; Sims, left euara; S; guard; Edison. right tackle; Me neese, right end; Thomson. quarter hack: Powell, left halfback; Buck ner. right halfback; Griffin full back.
 SubstttutlonB-noW oIoons ioI Stubbs, Baines for Brooks, Dendy for Garfield, Stubbs for Baines. L. Brewster for Spicer. Spicer for l.. Brewster, c. Brewster for Brindley. Sheppard for Spicer, Tinlepaugh for 4 Stevens, Weber for Scokel, White for Lollar, Gaylord for Mccarthy, Ford for Weber.
 - Jacksonville: Ditto for Griffin, Griffin for Ditto. Ditto for Thomas on, Newton for Buckner, Carlton for Sims, Burnham for Wick, Head for Burnham.
 Referee, Paris (Auburn); umpire, Stoney (Sewanee): headlinesman, | Hovater (AlabamaN