The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
COLONELSBEAT
 TUSCALOOSA HI Woodlawn Rings Up 14-6 Score On Bear
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UNIVERSITY, Ala, Nov. S.-(Spe- cial -Woodlawn High defeated Tus- caloosa here today, II to 6, featured by the playing of Levvy and Sutter, opposing backs, and Kendall and Chand- Ter, opposing ends.
 Some dispute will probably arise over Tuscaloosa having only six points credited to them. Following their touch down, attempt at kicking goal was blocked but Tuscaloosa player grabbed it and skirted end. believing he had scored the extra point. This was allowed, but was later changed when explained by members of Alabama's coaching staff.
 Tuscaloosa's lone score came late in the fourth quarter, two passes paving the way. Kendall uncorked a pretty pass to Reed that gained 27 yards, plac- ing the ball on Tuscaloosa's 42-yard line. The next play saw Kendall shooting 35-yard aerial to Suter, who dodged two safety men and galloped over the goal line. It was here that the kick was blocked.
 Pass Intercepted
 A second later, Tuscaloosa was on the verge of scoring another marker little gain as the intercepter was downed in his tracks.
 Levvy, Burns and Nunnally proved the big ground gathers for Woodlawn, the trio of backs charging hard at the line and Levvy circling ends many times for much yardage. Levvy played a prominent part in the scoring of both touchdowns, and his return of punts forced Frees bunting to look not quite as good as his own.
 The Junior Colonels took the ofefn- sive at the start immediately after Tuscaloosa kicked off. Levvy circled right end for 12 yards and bucks off tackles gained another first down. They carried the ball on down the field until Griffin fumbled. An exchange of punts followed and first downs were made until the ball was back at Tusca- loosa's 19-yard line. Frees punt saved Tuscaloosa.
 WOOdlawn Scores
 The Junior Colonels took the offen- middle of the second quarter. Levvy ripped off 15-yard run around end and three first downs was scored in sue cession, placing the ball on the 5-yard line. It was Nunnally, Burns and Leyvy ploughing through holes in the line. Nunnally went over on g. buck and Allen kicked goal. Sutter's 2S-yard run around end was the bright spot for Tuscaloosa in this half, the Bears be- ing on the defense most of the period. In the third quarter, Woodlawn scored a second touchdown when Burns and Nunnally bucked the ball to the 20-yard line. Levvy skirted right end for IT yards, and then rammed it over. Allen again kicked goal. From then on the game waxed even. Levvy got away once for thirty yards, but Sut- ter, Kendall and Reed did their stuff for Tuscaloosa's touchdown.
 The game was interrupted by many times out for both teams and several penalties for roughness were inflicted. A large number of Woodlawn support. CTS were present for the game and vied with Tuscaloosa youngsters in cheering their teams to victory. The game was almost free from substitutions.
 From Tuscaloosa, Stallsworth and Sutter stood out above the rest of the team. Reed and Free also uncorked some pretty work at individual times and Bell and Maxwell made some neat tackles. For Woodlawn, Chandler at an end was one of the best of the day in his tackling. The backs were fast and pretty in action.
 The line-ups:
 Woodlawn Position Tuscaloosa Allen ................ Maxwell
 Feft End
 Jones ................. ..StallW0rtn
 Left Tackle James ..beu
 Left Guard
 Knight ................. Robie
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 Right End
 LeVVy ............ COpeland
 Quarter Back Nunnally .!.... Free
 Right Half Back Griffin ................. Reed
 Left Half Back Burns .................. Sutter
 Full Back
 Touchdowns: Levvy, Nunnally and Reed. Points after touchdown: Allen (2).
 Substitutions Chandler for Chap pei, Chapel for Chandler. Maxwell for Bowers, Thompson for Maxwell, John tson for Bowers, Coker for Johnston, Daniels for Coker
 Officials: Referee, Sewell Ala bama). Umpire. Gillis, (Alabama). Head linesman, Card (Alabama.)