The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-26
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 charged to the winners.
 Today's game brought to q close the intercollegiate football careers of seven Missouri and eight Southern California players. Graduation will take from the Tiger ranks Captain Arthur D. Bond, John Walsh, Charles Van Dyne, Jerry Lewis. Clyde Smith. James Palermo and Don Faurot. The Trojan team will lose Captain John Hawkins, Norman Ander- son, Reginald Dupuy, Hayden Phythian, Wallace Newman, Holly Adams, Otto Anderson and John Riddle.
 Forty thousand football fans ate an early turkey dinner or else postponed Christmas feast until later in order to see the game, which was played on dry, fast field The weather was clear and crisp.
 Defend East Goal
 Missouri defended the east goal and Walsh, right end, kicked off over the goal line. The ball was put in play on the U. s. c. 20-yard line. Bacchus brought down Otto Anderson after an S-yard gallop around right end.
 Riddle made first down through the line. Otto Anderson added a yard off left tackle. Anderson punted to Mis- souris 17-yard line and Jackson ran the ball into the 35-yard line. Mis- souri's first play was q forward pass from Whiteman to Faurot which gained 5 yards. The Tigers made it first down on two more plays.
 Another pass, Jackson to Faurot gave the Tigers another first down and put the ball on the Trojan's 42- yard line. Bond gallOped 10 yards through right tackle. A pass. White m to Walsh, were incomplete. Missouri the U. $. C. 22-yard line. Bond failed to make the required yardage.
 Otto Anderson made 9 yards on an end run. Riddle made 6 yards through big gap in the left side of the Mis- souri line. but the gain was nullified when U. $. c. was penaliZed b yards for holding. Otto Anderson punted to Jackson, who fumbled, and Thomas re- covered on Missouris 39-yard line.
 Three line plays gained z yards Hawkins attempted place kick from the 45-yard line, but Missouri recov- cred the ball. Bond gained 8 yards and on the next play travelled more. Faurot added q yard through center. Bond made it first down on U. S. C.'s 4S-yard line. Whiteman made it first down on the Troian's 33-yard line. Lar aneta knocked down Whiteman's pass hut Missouri was given the ball on U. $. C.'s 23-yard line where a Trojan player roughed the receiver. The pc riod ended with the ball on U. $. C.s 10-yard line. Score: Missouri, O; U. $. C., 0.
 Second Period
 Jackson gained yards over left guard. Dupuy replaced Taylor at right guard for T.. $. C. Walsh attempted q place kick from the 17-yard line but it went wide.
 Greon, Earl and Kaer replaced Otto Ande' 'ison. Laraneta and Riddle, respec- tivaIy, for |. $. C. Kaer, the Trojan ..iple threat men, gallOped around rlght end for a 23-yard gain.
 Whiteman knocked down Greens 4o- yard pass. Kaer slipped over left guard 2 yards but the ball was brought back and the Trojans penalized D yards Tor offside.
 Green punted to the 50-yard line. Whiteman made a perfect forward pass to Faurot, who dropped the ball. W hlte- mans next pass, 4O-yard toss, was lh- complete.
 Faurot got away Missouri's first punt and Hawkins ran it in F yards from hls Howard line. Rear went out ot honnds on his own 49-yard line on an excursion around right end.
 Beherendt replaced Gorre1 at left guard for l.. $. C. On delayed buck' (sreeh made yards over left tackle; Faurou punted to the l.. S. C. 4o-yara line where Jackson downed the Dali' Green passed to Kaer and the latter continued to the Missouri 23-yard line for 32-yard gain.
 Captain Bond knocked down Green mass to Captain Hawkins. With It seconds of the first half to play, L. \. q elected to pass. Whiteman knocked down Greens pass over the goal llne 'o Hawkins, Whiteman knocking the Daii back into the playing field. 1taWkihS placement kick from the 2o-yard line was made.
 forward pass, Whiteman to Walsh, was incomplete. Faurot punted to Hawkins. who was downed in his tracks on his 3O-yard line as the period ended. Score: Missouri o, L. $. C. O.
 Third Period
 Missouri goal line. Riddle was back at
 Norman Anderson kicked off over the right half for L. <. C. with Lefebvre nlaying at left half and Newman at full hack. Phythian had replaced Hobbs Adams for l.. $. C. Faurot was forced to punt and Hawkins ran the ball in 15 wards to the 35-yard line. A serleS of runs, featuring Newman and Le1eDVre took the ball to Missouri 26-yard line. On the next play, Lefebvre, given a per feet three man interference, crashed through right tackle and plunged head long across the goal line. llaWklns kicked goal, making the score: U. S. L. z, Missouri 0.
 Walsh kicked off over the goal line. The ball was put in play on the Trojan 2O-yard line and OH a delayed hacktleld pass. Lefebvre lost 3 yards. Hawkins hunted to Missouri's 34-yard line. but the ball was brought back and the Troians penalzed ] yards for off-side. Hawkins fumbled a poor pass from cen ter and recoved on his , yard line, Hawkins punted to his own 29-yard line and Jackson got up slowly alter running the ball back $ yards. Ms souri made 17 yards on q beautifully caught pass, Whtpman to Jackson, but the ball was brought back and Missouri penalized , yards for off-side. Another pass was incomplete, Bacchus dropping the ball when Riddle hit him. Nandyne missed q pass directed over the line by Whiteman and straight into his out stretched hands. Another pass was in complete and the Trojans took the ball on their own 31-yard line.
 Lefebvre, with the help of good inter ference. squirmed yards around right end Linedenmeyer replaced Stafford for Missouri. Indian Newman gained [ yards through center and made it first down on the Trojan 45-yard line. Mis-