The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-11
ENSLEY BEATS
 NOOGANS, TOO
Yellow Jackets Make Break In First Period
 Good

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 1O.- Especial. )-Grabbing the ball after bad pass on the fourth play of the game on Central highs nine-yard line, Ems ley high plunged to the goal line in four plays this afternoon to a victory over Cornelius team by a score of to 0. For the rest of the game, Centralites fought back Ensley's determined at tack and prevented another score, al- though the invadcds we're constantly threatening.
 The Ensley team brought vigorous and varied attack, with rugged de- fenseli The visitors had u sdeAdiys for ward pass play and an open field run ner in Marston, who was touchdown threat every time he started with the ball. Other members of the backfield also gained and McGongale, remembered for his flashy performance against Bay Tor last year, was a demon in taking the forward passes. Then centeE of the Ensley line also had a big edge on it's rival.
 Ensley Goes Over
 Central made the tactfcal blunder of waiting until ,tLe fourth down inside its own 30-yard line for kick ut the start and when the pass was over Mig $ head, a swarm of Ensley players chased him to the nine-yard line. The visitors hammered the touchdown in four plays. Lowery made the marker and Marston booted the extr4- point. A pass from Livery to McGongnle gave Ensley % yards and three plays nut the ball on CentraFS seven n-yard line early iii the second period.
 Central held beautifully, stopping the rush yard from the goal. Mize punted and Manly made great -eturn of 15 wards to the 30-yard line. Again Gen. tral fought 'em back and Marston's drop-kick was short. Central, Chiefly FridelI and Maze, smashed for two first downs and then were held for downs as the half ended,
 Early ir the third period, following Generals kick off, Jackson on triple pass play, circled left. for 20 yards. Central forced a punt, which went out of bounds on her 15-yard line and the niay was once more in Central terri iOry. One more first down for Central was the total of advancing for the rest of the third period, both Marston and Mize doing some pretty bunting. One of Marston's netted 50 yards.
 EnsIey Fumbles The bunting duel continued into the
  around end from scrimmage and went 45 yards to Centrals 15-yard line. Ensley fumbled here and Mccormick recovered After Mixes punt came the last big thrill of the game. McGonagle grabbed an aerial toss and was away 25 yards before Cade's tackle from be- hind got him at the 15-yard line. Cen trars defense rallied nobly again and a forward pass brought tOuck back. Lineup:
 Chattanooga Position Enslev Boyd ................. McGonagle
 Left End
 Mitchell borden
 Left Tackle
 Haffmeyer .................. Robins
 Left Guard
 TGliaferro ................... Hardy
 Center
 Nippler fayetle
 Right Guard
 Mayer ................. occtt
 Right Tackle
 McCOrmlck ...........s.'' NeigieA
 Right End Cade ....s.'. s.'''' AAdhiy
 Quarterback
 Ashby .''''' Jdcksoh
 Left Half
 tridell MarstOn
 Right Half
 MiZe ....... 1OWefy
 Fullback
 Touchdowns, Lowry. Point after touchdown, Marston. Referee. Spring CT, (Pennsylvania). Umpire, Redd. (Chattanooga) Head linesmans, Drinke (Ohio Wesleyan). Time of periods, 1e minutes.
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