Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-23

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Some 25GO fans braved the Gle
ments of the falls coolest day thus
far to see the traditional encounter
C two of the tjty's bitterest grid
iron foes.
Roland Pearson, who rorlped 81
yards off Morris Browns right end
for the Tigers tieing tally re.
ceiying a punt and packing the
blessings of the superior blocking
of E. Smith and all his Moreaouse
teammates, easily accounted for
the most spectacular play Of the
day. Morehouse scored first near
the end of the first quarter.
But, Morris Rrowns stellar line
driving and plunging Of fullback
Collier and ha)fbacks Mapp and
Brewer proved almost, if not mora
thrilling to the chilled spectators.
JOHNSON CHARGES LINE
1t was, however Morris Browns
right guard Johnson whose out
standing charging led 70 his teams
scoring. Late in the second quarter
when Morehouse had been driven
back by center spinners and hard
thanking movements to her ten
yard zone, Johnson blocked an at
tempted punt by Warehouses O.
Smith and the ball was covered
across the marker by MBCs right
end Lane.
Neither team could convert.
Morehouse kicked Off to Morris
Brown, beginning the game play.
Mapp receiving the punt, almost
fulnbling, and retu, ping for nine
yards Collier plunged for first
down, Brewer gained two yards
through Warehouses line, and
Collier lest three before Mapp
throw an incomplete pass. At tilis
point MorehoiSe was penallzed
for being offsiGe. On the next
play Manp was thrown for 5~yard
loss and end Landrum went back
to kick nine yards.
With the bail on Morris Browns
43-yard stripe, Dunson turnbied
the first play, but managed 70
pick Up the ball and drive eight
yards. Pearson held on the next
play, then Dunson, on a half-spin-
ner, drove yard and then on a
line buck made first down
Morris Brown was penalized for
offside Morehouse lost yardaga on
the next two line plays and threw
an incomplete pass before the ball
changed hands.
Morris Brown took over ON her
31-yard line, but in three plays
failed to gain but five yards and
kicked to Warehouses 35.
Warehouses half f. Smith was
stopped at the line of scrimmage
in left tackle plunge, then O.
Smith gained three yards around
right end. o. Smith kicked to
Browns SO. Mapr travelled three
wards and Collier six before Morris
Brown was penalized for Illegal
use of hands. Mapp made 1o-yard
gain off the TIGERS left end. be-
fore Collier punted TO Q. Smith
Morehouse being penalized for off
side in the next play. A tumble re-
suited and Collier. for Morris
Brown. bucked the Tigers line fol
a first down. Morris Brown heIc
and was penalized. Brewer gained
two yards and a Wolverine pas;
was INCOMPLETE,
SPECTACULAR END RUN
At this point Morris Brown
punted to Warehouses 43-yarf
line, where Pearson seized tn
oval and twisted and turned s.
yards around his left enc behint
the colorful blocking Of his team
mates and crossed the stripes. Th
attempted conversion failed.
Morehouse punted to Morrl
Browns IS and the bali w a
brought UP to the latter's 38 b
Summers. The Wolverines faile
to penetrate the Tiger line befor
the end Of the first quarter.
Hapgocd was substituted fo
Simmons of Morris Brown whicl
Kicked to z. Smith, who returne
the ball five yards. Three attemrt
through the wolverine line failed
and the ball was punted to MBC
%. Mapr drove five yards aroun
the right end, Collier gained
yard, before punt to Morefous
brought the ball to midfield More
house passed, E Smith to Dcwd'
and Dunson attained first dow
to the Brown 4o. 0. Smith lost fiy
yards and Collier intercepte
a Morehouse pass, running bac
three yards.
Morris Browns Hspgood los
four yards, two passes were II
complete and Mcrehouse receive
an offside penalty. Mapp shor
passed to Iandruln for a IL var
gain. Morris Brown drive bega
in earnest. Collier ran Is yart