The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-02

The vlS1tOrS cafrleu the DdI tnto uOW- ards territory but were forced to punt. Later in the half Howard started an other drive towards Spring Hills goal and Mccarthy and Casey made first down on the Mobilians' 30-yard line. Casey followed up by 15-yard smash through the line and came back with another 12-yard smash. Howard was penalized five yards on the next play | just as the fourth quarter opened. | Stevens fumbled and recovered for no gain. Casey went five through line and Stevens tried run, from drop-kick formation which last ground and the hall went over.
 1 Grill's 30-yard punt only momentar- lily drove danger from the .Hillian's door for Scokel ran through the Mobile forward wall for 20 yards, carrying the ball to Spring Hills 13-yard line. Casey made two yards but Scokel was caught without gain. A pass Stevens to Scokel went for four yards, but second pass, a three-man proposition, Me Carthey to Scokel to Shepherd. fell in. completed and the ball went over again. i Bandi Intercepts Pass | After McEvoy had gained three through the line Grill punted 26 yards | but gained four on the second down. Another triple pass Scokel to Shepherd to Stevens gained four yards and on the fourth down Scokel hurled long pass which Bandi intercepted on his 10-yard ! line.
 1 Lurry went through the line for eight yards and McEvoy made first down with three. Howard was penalized five yards and Lurry made five more yards and McEvoy made eight on two tries. Lurry failed and McEvoy fumbled on the sec ond down, Casey recovered for Howard on Spring Hills 40-yard line. ! A triple pass Mccarthy to Scokel to Stevens went for 8 yards, but two passes by Scokel in succession were grounded. Casey made first down with three-yard plunge. Howard was try ing desperately for touchdown as the time grew short and disdained to hit the 1 line or run the ends.
 | Long Passes Fail
 With first down on Spring Hills 29- yard line Scokel went back and hurled four long passes in a row. Tinklepaugh nearly caught the first one while the second two fell in the open, but Me Evoy broke up the fourth and the game ended.
 Towards showing was decidedly dis appointed to her packers. The team was tackling poorly and seldom did the tackler hold his man after hitting him. The line showed weak resistence and the elusive running of Grill and McEvoy was puzzling to Howard backs.
 The work of Mccarthy and Casey were the only offensive features of the Howard eleven, outside of Scokeps lone 20-yard run. Claude Brewster rlayed best in the line. For Spring Hill the work of Grill and McEvoy in the backfield and Valenta and Cassidy in the line were outstanding. Bith De- Hoff and Davis played good games at end.
 Spring Hill made 12 first downs, one on penalty, to Towards seven, one of which was gained on penalty. Spring Hill was penalized four times, five yards, for off-side and backfield in mo. tion while Howard drew three five-yard penalties for offside.
 THE LINEUP
 Spring Hill (6) Howard (6) | Position | Dedoff ........... Snepneru | Left End | Chlng L' DreWstr | | Nalenta brooks | Left Guard
 Hardie (c) ..A...... c. Brewster ! Center 4 StrOecker StuoDs | Right Guard l Cassidy ................. ...... heily | Right Tackle LAWS ................. NllkerSon l Right End Grill .................. Stevens (c)
 Quarter
 McEvoy Mccarthy Left Half
 Babln .................. Scokel
 Right Half 1 t1all0fdn OaSey Fullback
 Score by quarters:
 Spring Hill ......,.. o 6 0 0-e Howard ............. 0 0 0 O-C