The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-08
APPOINTMENTS ON ENTERPRISE WINS 5. !. C.. ARE MADE FROM GREENVILLE
Coffee County High Trounces Butler County 12
 To 0

ANDALUSIA, Ala, Dec. 7.-(Spe- cial Leased Wire.)-More than 2.0oo people saw Clyde Warren's Coffee County Wildcats from Enterprise claw their way to a 12 to 0 victory over the Butler County Tigers of Greenville here this afternoon for the championship of south Alabama. Coach Warren reiterated his chal- lenge to meet any undefeated high school eleven in the state association in deciding game to decide the state championship.
 With a brilliant attack, featured by exceptional interference, Enterprise took the ball soon after the game opened and in a consistent march down the field, led by Jackson and Miller, rushed the ball over for the first touchdown. No goal, score 6 to 0. Greenville had received the kick off at the opening of the game and failed to make first down.
 The Butler Tigers received Edison s kick -off behind the goal line, and the ball was brought to Greenville's 20- yard line. With Pope and Wesley halfback and fullback, both men tioned for all-state, in the lead, the Tigers fought the ball up field for first downs before the ball was fum- bled, giving Enterprise the ball on her own 30-yard line, and the quarter ended. Pope carried an Enterprise tackler on his back for five yards. Forward passing was frequent in this period. Both lines held, forcin an exchange of punts.
 Penalties for offside were too fre- quent throughout, with the yardage about equal.
 Miller quarterback for Enterprise, showed great speed and. elusiveness in running back punts, while Jack son, halfback for Enterprise, and Pope and Wesley of Greenville were always good for yardage. Jackson's two dashes for 30 to 40 yards and Miller's return of Stablers punt for 50 yards, the distance of the punt, featured. Greenville completed one pass in the third quarter for 30 yards. | but lost her chance to score on a tumble. Hovater's men lost two good chances on fumbles.
 Jones, Who went in at fullback for Morgan, got away at the head off arlVe that took Enterprise down the iieid until Greenv1lle braced and Edi- son kicked to Stabler, who returned the ball to his S0yard line.
 Pope and Wesley ripped off two llrst down and then Enterprise held them for downs in midfield Miller returned snort punt to his A0-yard line, failing to gain. Enterprise
 
 Greenvlle's hard line. Greenville ! failed to gain. and Stabler punted to Midfield to Miller. who dashed back with the ball to the 20-yard line, iron. whence it had been kicked. Slawson and Jones got five yards each and Slawson skirted Greenville's left end. for second touchdown. He failed to kick goal Score, 12 to 0.
 Throughout the last period Green vile kept the ball in the air and desperate effort to get away for a | touchdown. Time after time there were vicious attempts, but few passes were complete and these were short. | Students from the contending schools gave a fine exhibition be- tween halves with their snake dances.
 Local committees kept the crowds under perfect control throughout the game and the weather could not have ! been more ideal.
 Local committees kept the crowds I under perfect control throughout the game. and the weather could not have been more ideal.
 ! Lineup:
 Enterprise-Edison left end; Bow den, left guard, Paschall (capt), left tackle; Hutchison. center Ellis, right tackle; Bell. right guard; Benton. right tackle; Miller, quarterback; Slawson. halfback; Morgan, fullback.
 Greenville-Mass ssey, left end; l.. G. Kendrick, left guard; l.. T. Helms. left tackle; Gardner, center; Will Hams, right tackle; Newton, right guard: Smythe,, righ, tackle c. Stab Ter, quarterback; Pope. halfback; Wesley, fullback.
 Officials Newell (Auhurn), --r- cree. Crisp (Alabama), Umpire. Wingo Birmingham -Southern), head