The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-28
CRIMSONS PERFORM
 INV BRILLIANT STYLE
Captain Hubert, Compton, Caldwell, Brown And Oliver Big Stars Of Battle

former backfield man who has been used as substitute ineman this season, was big line star for Alabama. He stopped the smashes of the Georgia backs time after time, and was big cog in the impregnable defense of the Tide.
 In the backfield youth, playing his second year on the team, stood out second only to Hubert. Caldwell, serv- ing for the first time as fullback on AIabama's team, showed a drive which belied his weight and speed, which carried him through quick openings like flash. He was breaking through for good gains at all times, and his sen- sational work in conjunction with Cap tain Hubert in the Crimsons' aerial at tack was a big factor in Alabama's of- fensive. He completed several beautiful passes hurled by Hubert and intercepted several shot by Georgia men. In addi- tion, he played great defensive game. McClintock's defensive play at end was good, while Ben Hudson. on the other flank, often broke through the Georgia interference to get his man.
 Browns Dashes Off Gains
 Mack Browns dashing runs around the ends brought the stands to their feet often. while his 65-yard run-back of an intercepted pass, left the fans gasping. He was off on one of his sensational runs at almost every try and he averaged five yards to the run on the II times he carried the ball. What little ground gaining there was done for Georgia was garnered. by Moore, Fitzpatrick and Hatcher. Moore carried the ball three times, gaining B yards, while Fitzpatrick, fleet-footed back, dashed around ends for good gains. Randall, hailed as one of Geor- gia's best, wasted his energy on the three times he carried the ball for he failed to gain. However, he made sev- eral pretty returns of punts and kick offs.
 Rose Day played the best game in the line for the Bulldogs. He was through the strong defense of the Grim sons several times to get the man with the ball. Taylor also played we'll as did Thompson, at end, Moore's punt ing also aided the Bulldogs in ward ing of fthe Alabama attack, while his passing gained quite a bit of ground for Georgia.
 Two Place. Kicks Made 
 The Crimsons tried two place-kicks beside the two that were made good by Compton. In the second quarter Compton tried for field goal from the 45-yard line but the ball went wide and later on in the same period he shot the ball goalward again from the 45- yard line in an attempt to ring up 3-point counter but this time the ball fell short.
 A crowd estimated at 10000 saw the by Alabama students and packers Thursday night as they celebrated the impressive rolling in of the Tide.
 The lineup and summary:
 Alabama Georgia Hudson .......... ..:!.s ...'- Curran
 Left End compton IayIor Left Tackle Oliver ................. Joselove
 Left Guard FropsL ...''' h. Lay Langhorne .................. Rogers Right Guard Camp ................. Luckle Right Tackle
 McClintock .............. Thompson Right End Hubert ................... Hollis Quarter Back '' Brown ................. HelSon
 Left Halfback
 Barnes ................. Morton
 Right Halfback
 Caldwell ................. Thomson Fullback
 Score by periods:
 Alabama .......... 6 20-03 Georgia .......... o 0 o O. o
 Substitutions, Alabama, Gillis for Brown, Jones for Langhorne, Lang horne for Jones, Brown for Gillis, Ros- enfield for Barnes, Buckler for Camp, Jones for McClintock, Johnston for Caldwell, Gillis for Brown.
 Georgia, Howard for Curran, Ran dall for Thomson, Fitzpatrick for Nor ton, Moore for Hollis, Smith for Thompson, Hatcher for Nelson, Nelson for Hatcher, Bass for Luckie, Butler for Joselove, Thompson for Randall, Hatcher for Nelson, Weihrs for Xiii patrick, Hand for Taylor, Bacon for Howard, G. Johnston for Curran, Bo- land for Thomson.
 Scoring touchdCwns, Caldwell, Brown, Hudson, Hubert. Field goals from placement, Compton 2. Goals after touchdown, Compton 3.
 Officials, referee, Kittleman North western); umpire, Martin Wander bilt) field judge, Hutchins (Purdue) head linesman, Stewart (Dartmouth).
 Time of quarters, 15 minutes.