The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-18
ENSLEY BEATS
 JEFFCOH, l9O Marston And Lowery Do Great Work For
 Jackets

torious by a score of 19 to o. The game was the best from every Standpoint that has yet been played by local prep elevens, and the spirit of the teams and tne fans we're equal to the game
 Marston, ace of the YeliOwjackets. played a stellar game, which by the way cost him the destruction of two jerseys which were ripped violently from his hack by the frantic efforts of the Wiis;- cats as they attempted to stop his .hurtling and twisting body Country" Dowery gave q treat to the OnlOOkerS with his strong line plunses and his swift off-tackle plays
 Both teams played straight football. for the first half. but the locals Openef up for all they had when the whistle blew for the third period They let loose with their aerial works and trick plays which came off beautifully
 In the first period it was give and take and there was some real stuff glv- en and some hard knocks taken NeitheH team seemed to Outplay the other, but s4Dame Fortune" stepped in and decided the period by letting Ensley block uunt which was scOoped up by Zelgler. who stepped off the 2 yards between himself and the goal in double quick order. Marston failed to make the drop kick and the period ended
 At the beginning of the second quarter no penalties had been made Jefferson fumbled the ball but recovered Then they kicked. By a series of runs around
 
 hau to JeffcOhi's 20-yard line Then ManIey, who had just been substituted for Wagner, took the bail over for . touchdown. MarStOn kicked for point and made it.
 Ensley received and Country Lowery, who had been doing gO~d work all during the game advanced to the S0- yard line. Here Ensley received the first penalty of five yards At the end of the half the score was Ensley Is. Jefferson o.
 Ensley received the opening kick off at the half and trick plays netted her two successive first downs. bringing the ball up to the enemies S5-yard line A forward pass from AlOnIey to McGOn- agle put the Jackets up to the 15-yArd line and time out was called for Mar stOn to change his jersey for the second time. Then LOwery Whirled around end for the counter Ensley failed to make the extra point EnSley again re ceSEed and on the third play they were penalized five yards The third quar- ter ended with the score 19 to 0. Ems ley.
 The fourth quarter started with the tall about mid-field- Jefferson tried sev- Ill H-a the down, the baIl gOing to EnSley- Aft CT advancing about F yards. the ball was booted by MarStOn for 45 yards Ensley was penalized but got it bacx when JeffcOhi was penalized few min utes lated. They Swapped several puntS at the expense of the Wildcats and the game ended with the ball at JeffersOn's 20-yard line
 Although the YelloEJackets were out weighed, they were much faster The supporters of both teams showed much enthusiasm. PaftiIl0. Jefferson full did good work throughout the game FnsIey Position JeffeOhi Zeigler Head Borden kIddls
 Left Tackle Fayett Marsh
 Left Guard Hardy ..-....-.-.----- D1Smukes
 Center
 Scott NOoU
 Right Guard Barnett E. Taylcr
 Right Tackle McGOnagle ..--.-.-.----..-. Barton
 Right End Wagner .....--.-..--.-..- B. Taylor
 Quarter
 Left Half Jackson AOO[AtS
 Right Half LOKefy ---.-...- A@OAAO
 Full
 Score by quarters:
 Jefferson ....-...-O Q 0 o. -O| Summary TOuehdOwns, Ziegler. Man ley. Lowery (Ensleyl- Extra point Marston- HeadlinesEnan, Randolph, (Virginia). Referee, Cox, (Georgla1- Umpire, Armstrong Time keeper. Thomas. Linesmen, Barton and Fay ett. Time of quarters, 12 minutes