The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-06
Bulldog All
 But Defeats
 B.A.C.Blues
Sensational Finish Marks
 Great Game At Athletic. :. Club Tuesday Night s3f'

Springing a surprise attack that swept the Birmingham Athletic club Biues off their feet for three-quArters of the ssnae, the Howard college battied, only H. A. E. sgym6asium TuesdAy5 night, The final score was 3e to. N.se Ths lead held by the Blues as the final whistle blew was practically the only one that the Blues ever attained dur iax ths. sarae, for the Bulldogs set the paceSa aH the way.
 Clubbers emerged victors. He rang up, II points in the second half. Or one point more than the rest of the team combined, counted during the last period. Foul goals by Montgemery,an and two field goals by Hflburn in quick succession gave the Blues $hts needed lead az the game was all but spent. dogs would tic. for stushs rang up a pretty field goal after the lastsninute mark had been crossed, but the tip-off went upaxfith IS seconds to plays and before the Crimsons could launch their attack for a tie the game ended.
 ... Game Grows Hot V Tke game, as 1t neAred tAs elese; waxed hotter, and as the minutes dwiudied In number the intensity of the.S Atraiggle became more marked. With the yeIls of An enthusiastic crowd ef kopters flor Both fives~ firktng Id tie air, the heat of the bkttie had reached its highest pitch as the timers pistol cracked for the close of tho
 ssnsational shooting featured How ards play. Armstead Leake, at back. guard, allowed for no crip shotss and the. Bulldog forwards were forced to use 1 long distance attack. At this, Toby stubbs and Ham" stevens were pr6Yiefent Sensational goals by these The fwoyk of Stubbs stood out oveg all -HeySard players, ifs net al players on the t3Ieor. Tuesday night. Runaine the floor in great fashion, he complete ly outplayed Captain Hub Hahn of the RlNes at center, s rsG
 ! 0thSr players9 who were outstaSaiHg fn The game Tuesday night were Folly Scokel, at forward for Howard, and Wells, at guard. Scokel and Wells bnth played gcod floor; gsmssi a4dstwe field goals by the latter in the second half added materially to his ,teafnjs chAhces for victory.
 Alsheygh the soffensive play ,ef. Hill burn. who counted IS points. Over shadowed athatt of all his. teammates, 1t was due to the defensive play of Leaks that the Howard loopers were held in cheek as the game neared completion. "HuHSty. Fleyd,. star forward ofrlAst years quintet. was back in the lineup tor &theN Bh1eS for short time Ta6s- day, night; and, although he was not In good condition, showed that he had, nevertheless, not lost his accurate eye by looping a beautiful goal from side- court on practically the only attempt he, ,made--sHe also played a good floor game.
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 The Blues will get down to earnest work Wednesday night for their game at the B. A. C. gyrnnasium with the crack tenn Tof the University of Ala DamA. 5 s5 s
 The lineup:
 B. A. c. (36}: Mandy (6) and H,Iburn Qsl. forwards; Hahn @, center; Mont soneFy sG) snd Leake. guards. as
 SubstitutionE Laughinhouse for Hahn. Hahn for Laughinhouse, Fer Euson CD for Hahn. Floyd tO for
 Howard is4i: scokel,-.ts) and stevens O, forwards; stubbs 14), center; Barfield ande Wells I(4), guards.
 Substitutions: Knight for ScokeI, Dardens ;{D for Stevens, Lowery for BaffieldS Wear for Wells,S Ecokel for Knight, Stevens for Dardeh, Garfield for Lcwery. Wells for Wear, Murchison W for Barfieldg Darden' for Scokel.
 Officials: Referee, Reynolds (Bir-
 ninghatnt Southern.1; ,timeke Keeper, Leighton A(B: A. O; scorer, Holder
 Time af af.shalyAs. 2o rainu,ss.