The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28
BULLDOGS PUT UP GALLANT FIGHT AGAINST UNION TEAM
Stevens and White are Stars in Crimsons' Games at Jackson

JACKSON, Tenn. Oct. 27.-(spe- cfal. 1.-The Union university Bull dogs" and Howard college, Bulldogs" of Birmingham tied up in a football game here this afternoon which went four rounds without either side SCOT ing. The game was replete with thrills from the start to the finish with both teams in for their share of credit.
 In the opening round, the Bull dogs," of the Alabama metropolis came near scroing by rushing Union off their feet but when the time came for test the Union line held the visitors back and the ball went over on downs. Union then punted out of dam ger and the game continued with one Gnd the other making gains and then losing the ball on fumbles or downs.
 The second quarter was about the same as the first as both teams again threatened to score but that punch necessary to put the oval over the forbidden point was again lacking. It might have been as much the lack of punch as 1t was the real strength of with both teams resting in confidence that they had plenty of time to win the verdict and started with Howard again threatening the Union goal line but again costly tumble lost the ball for Howard. Union punted again to find the ball back within the dan ger zone and Union line held with Howard on the yard line. Ham Stevens. quarterback for Howard. tried a drop kick in third quarter and missed his mark by few inches. The ball was then carried Into midfield by Union backs when the quarter closed. Moneyhan. substitute back, was thrown into game at this point and he made several long gains and Union was on Towards 10-yard knA placement kick from the 25-yard line and the ball went wide but about a foot. At this point of the game How ard attempted a kick which was blocked and Mclean, Union right end, recovered the ball on about tho 35-, yard line. Union made first down and then Captain Stewart elected to try another placement and the ball went into the same grave as before when he first attempted to kick. Howard punted and Union brought the ball back up to their 40-yard line when the final whistle was sounded.
 It would be difficult task to point out the Howard Stars as nearly every member of Coach Cope's squad who saw service in the game came through with a finger in for the honors of the game. However, Stew gathers for the visitors, while Money han and Tate did the best gaining for Union. Captain Stewart of the Union team is one of the fastest men of the club, but the Howard eleven smothered his attempts to gain. Cap tain Stewart was responsible for number of gains with his accurate passing and in that department the Union team excelled the visitors, while the remainder of the glory re- mains within the ranks of Alabama ians. Stevens out-punted a trio of Union the Howard eleven failed to emerge from the game victorious they were a happy clan of football warriors when they boarded their car bound their first draw on foreign field this season and they feel that they are hitting their stride to prime them for the Millsaps game at Redwood park next weekend.
 Coach Harris Cope was greeted by upon his arrival and Howard Bench received them for the game.
 Lineup:
 Union: Ferguson, left end; Short. left tackle; Mercer. left guard; Rice, center; Aycock. right guard; West moreland, right tackle; Mclean. right right end; Parker. auarterbaek Tate. halfback; Baxter. fullback.
 Howard: Shelton (C.). left end; Kelly left tackle; Spicer, left guard; Brewster. center; Stubbs, right guard; Garfield, right tackle; Nor ris.. right end; Stevens. quarterback; Weber, right halfback; Scokel, left halfback; Lollar, fullback.
 Substitutions-For Howard, Me- Carthy for Weber. White for Scokel, Tinklepaugh for Stevens, Stevens for White, Scokel for Mccarthy. Union: Moneyhan for Baxter, Hammer for Parker, Eckstine for Short Raxfer for Moneyhan, Brewer for Eckstine. Referee: Sullivan, Ole Miss. Um- pire: Dave Murray, Sewanee. Head Linesman: Bond. Virginia. Time: