The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-17
CRIMSONS CONTINUE MARCH ON TO DIXIE CHAMPIONSHIP
'Bama 0utpIays L. S. U. By Big Margin To Win 30 To 3 In Game At Montgomery

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. lo.- Especial Leased Wire.)-The Crimson Tide of Alabama continued it's tri- umphant march toward the southern conference championship by defeat ing the l.. $. U Tigers at Cramton Bowl this afternoon by the score of 50 to 2. The Crimsons scored q touchdown i'm each of the four pc riods and kicked a goal from place trent in the opening staEza to tie the score at 2 to 9, lfIer Pitcher, Tiger . back. had dropkickeI his mates to a ;I,rec- point lead over Alabama eleven From the 39-Nard stripe
 l.rratic play. ,'ouplad witt. repeated fumbles. marred the fist two pe- riods o' play from the spectators viewpoint. the Crfrsons fumbling three times and the L. :. U. backs inuffiuS four times, scne of which was responsi blc for the f. st Ala bama touchdown.
 Tie Crimsons recovered from their ragged playing in the second hal:, hoWevet end uncovered versatile O., Ansjvc which the Tigers were un- able 10 interrupt In the opening periods neither team was able to sustain q touchdown attack, mis- plays intercepted forward passes bringing a number of Crimson marches down the field tC an abrupt halt.
 Nlabama' was much better team, vet tn. f3nr .tOucl.down margin ln tue scorcf oeerrcfleets her superior ity in play. Two of the Crimson touchdowns came as a result of bad breaks to the Louisiana clan. After zach team had scored a field goal In the early mint tes of the first period BougEeouis' pass from center sailed over Pitchers head and rolledt Tar behind tho l.. <. L. goal line, Comton falling oh the oval for an Alabama touchdown. A moment later he fall- ed in his attempt to kick goal.
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 The second bad break to the L: $. L. eleven, which, on the other slde, was alert football from the Crimson standpoint. came after Mike Dona- hue's men had taken the ball on their own 20-yard line and after making two first downs for d total of Z9 yards, an attempted forward pass was intercepted by Newton. Crimson flsukman, who raced 50 yards across the L. S U. goal line. Compton kicked goal. This concluded the scoring for the second half the ball see-sawing up and down the field vet staying in L. s. U. territory most of the time.
 Alabama presented a more deter mined attack in the second half, yet their third touchdown was result of an intercepted forward pass, thrown by Pitcher. Hubert inter- cepted the ball on l.. $. us 20-yard stripe and returned it to l.. $. us S-ytrd line, Bsty failed to gain at center. Hubert advanced 1 wards at right guard but Alabama was penal ized 15 yards for holding and the oval was placed on the Tigers l9- yard line. A pass. Cohn to Berns' carried the ball back to l.. $. U.' Award line and Habert. bucl1ed 1t over for d touchdown. Hubert's KICK from placement annexed the extra point.
 after beautiful touchdown march, with Baty.s Gohn, Barnes and Hubert alternating at carrying the ball. which began on. .Alabama's own 30-yard line and did not end until Baty. had smashed through the Tiger line fren, the 2-yard line to carry It across gthe L. 5. U. goal after Tour first downs had been made in success
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 Crimson backs ripped through the L. $. l.. forwards and around the L. $ l.. ends at will, advancing the ball 70 Yards for their fourth touchdown
 Statistics show that Alabama made IS first dowhs to 9 for L. s. U. and gained 160 yards from line plays aeainst GS for l.. S l.. Each eleven fumbled four times, all of l.. S. Us ,,,,11finp,.in the first period Crimson lacks gained so yards around the |" < Ii. crds. 50 of which came in the ,.losinr quarter. against a loss ot four wards for the l.. $. U. backs Tn