The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-13
CLASS GRID FOES
 BATTLE TO DRAW
Birmingham Southern
 Title Rests On Three COrnered Tie

Glass football honors at Birmingham Southern remain undecided, since the championship game between the Junior and Senior elevens Friday afternoon re- suited in a 60 tie.
 Breaking all former records for inter- class rivalry, the games this year have resulted in the lowest scores ever ex- perienced at any time in the past. total of only 10 points has been reg istered in all of the three games played this year, these markers being secured in the initial contest Tuesday, in the Junior-Freshman clash. According to announcement given out after the game | by members of the student athletic com mittee, the triple tie existing between the Sophomore, Junior and Senior teams will stand as the official result of the 1924 series, the championship lying be- tween these three elevens. Coach Drew may change this condition, however, when he returns from the $. l. A. A. meeting at Charleston, $. C., Monday, but it is expected that he will not ln- terfere in deciding the school cham pions.
 Juniors Show Drive
 The Friday game was pretty much of straight football affair, with the Junior eleven showing the greatest drive. Eleven first downs were regis tered by the latter named team, against eight for the Senior eleven.
 The Juniors kicked off and McCreary received for the Seniors, but advanced only a few yards before being downed. On the second play, however, the 1925 graduates threw a scare into the Junior ranks. when McCreary completed a beautifully executed pass to Shelton, who, after receiving the oval, raced 1O yards before being halted, thereby mak- ing a total gainage of 40 yards for the Seniors. The Seniors then advanced dangerously near the Junior goal, but the Juniors recovered a tumble and kicked to safety.
 Punting was resorted to often by both teams. McCreary and Manar both get ting off some fine kicks, with the for mer probably having the edge in this department.
 Three Kicks Fail
 Three times the Juniors were in tho shadows of their opponents goal posts and on each occasion were forced to re : sort to place kicks, all of which wen bad.
 McCreary Stars
 For the Seniors, Captain McCrearI again was the outstanding star. Hl' ! work on both the offensive and defen sive was unexcelled, while his punt' 4 saved the day on many occasions fol the 1925 team. This ended McCreary activities in class football contests d , the Hilltop institution, where he ha captained the winners and runners-ul for the past two years
 Shelton was big cog in the defensiv machine of the Seniors, while his pla on the offensive was also good. He ha accredited himself with honors in bot e games in which this eleven has partic n pated during the present series, an F. will doubtless get halfback positio D on the mythical all-class eleven, whic g will be picked by the coaches at a r. early date. n The prominent luminaries for tn Junior team were Pearson and Pettu e on the line and Pat" Rooney and Pea d Green in the backfield. The two latte Y named players were consistent groun h gainers, and ran continuously over tn d Seniors forward wall for big gains. n The line-ups: Seniors, Teague an n Shelton, ends; Graham and Hanchey e tackles; Smith and Marshall, guards v Robert Echols, center; McCreary C.. l. quarterback; Thornton, fullback; Da l. vidson and Mellown, halfback. 2 Juniors-Morgan and Manar, ends e Walker and Pettus, tackles; Varon ant j. Pearson, guards; Johnson, center