The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
MAURER HANDS 32-7
 DEFEAT TO HOWARD
Brilliant Oglethorpe Captain Leads Mates To
 Victory -Tinkelpaugh Local Star

runs were brilliant feature. He was free on his h0-yard dash in returning d punt with the exception of the safety man who stopped him. He was playing with a badly injured hand.
 After charging the local eleven off its feet and driving across the Howard goal line without pase in the first quar- ter the Petrels found their flight toward the Crimsons final marker drought with impendiments. The BulldOgs's forward all stiffened against the p;unges of Kill gore and it was only the end run and off tackle plays which carried the ball down the field with any degree of speed. Al though the Petrels made 12 first downs to six for Howard the Georgia backs were held and the ball went over on downs on several occasions.
 Petrels Score First
 In the first quarter Carroll kicked off for Oglethorpe to Towards goal line and Scokel ran it back 20 yards. Two tries at the line failed and Stevens punted 25 yards out of bounds. The Petrels then took the oval on Towards S 45-yard line and Kilgore with two plunges and Kambrick one drove the ball 15 yards down the field. Maurer, Campbell and Kilgore hit the line for 13 yards more and first down on How ards 17-yard line. Kilgore went two and eight yards on two bucks for first down on Towards 7-yard line. Howard was penalzed five yards for off-side when they stopped Maurer without gain and Kilgore made one and Maurer went over for the touchdown.
 However, no drive similar to this marked the Petrels' attack after this counter and it was by long runs, mainly that touchdowns were scored. On the kickoff after Oglethorpe's third touch down Tinkelpaugh down the receiver. Campbell. without gain on the Petrels 0-yard line. Oglethorpe drew a o-yard off-side penalty and Campbell went be- hind his line to punt A Howard tackle crashed through and blocked the punt and Tinkelpaugh recovered on the lo- yard line. From there Harwood went over for the score for Howard. Two fines later in quick succession Howard blocked Oglethorpe punts on the pe- trels' goal line, but could not utilize their advantage as we'll as on the first occasion. o,..
 Howard showed flashes of an often- sivp at times. but were halted the tast cborginp Petrel line. Passes, Scokel to Stevens. made several short gains. Once Iollar took the kickoff and ran it back un the field 35-yards in one of the prettiest flights of the day. Oglethorpe suffered more from penal ties five 5-yard setbacks and one for 15 Howard lost five yards in this man ner.
 Lineup
 Oglethorpe (32) Position Howard lO PerkerS0n '''''''- A@"iA"A
 Left End
 Cooper ........... A' OAe"S'oA
 Left Tackle
 Cousins ........... ''''''' 0IuooS
 Left Guard
 Corliss .........''''''' C' ore"s'er
 Center
 Hardin ...............: Splcer
 Right Guard 7, Crow Shepherd
 Right Tackle
 Carroll Wlkerson
 Right End
 Campbell ..........,...,. stevens tc'
 Quarterback
 Hambrick ...........:..' McCaflnS
 Left Half Maurer (c) Scokel
 Right Half
 kilgOre ............... Nasey
 Fullback
 Score by quarters: oo OgIethorpe .........12 6 7-32 Howard ......... : o o. ' Summary Scoring touchdowns : Maurer (4), Redfern, Harwood. Point after-touchdOwn Campbell (2) (drop- kicks), Stevens (drop-kick).
 Substitutes Ogelthorpe; Redfern for Hambrick, Slayton for Maurer, Justus for Perkerson, Maurer for Slay- ton, Perkerson for Justus, Young for Carroll, Hambrick for Redfern, Slay- ton for Maurer. Howard Tinkelpaugh for Mccarthy, Mcdaniel for Scokel. Harwood for Casey. Scokel for Tinkel- paugh, Casey for Harwood. Mccarthy for Mcdaniel, Wells for Wilkerson.
 Officials: Reeree Erwin (Drake), Umpire Moriarity (St. Mary's), Head Linesman Cox (Georgia).
 Time of quarters: 15 minutes.