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THE ATHENAEUM A 47 ball over f.or the scores The cheering from the red;and steel section of the grandstand was deafening when the players signalled that the touchdown had been made. “The second and third quarters, were, featured by. mjueh straight football by both teams. Morehouse tried the forward pass mt)re often than Union but only a few tiines was it successfully made. ; In the beginning of the fourth quarter Morehouse fumbled. Union received the oval, fumbled and recovered quickly and staged another series of end plays, resulting_ in Jackson getting around right end and making a spectacular 57 yard touchdown. His team- mates defended him\ admirably in his flight. Morehouse players dived after Jackson again and again, but Union’s interference was working. Jackson kicked goal. “Resorts to End Plays. Morehouse varied its style of playing somewhat. In this quarter the Georgia eleven resorted to end plays and forward passes. A couple of forward passes were completed nicely but the receiver failed to gain. In the last quarter Morehouse fumbled when the ball was well down in her territory and Union recovered it. The red and steel took advantage of this and carried the ball over for the third touchdown, and the game was over. “Wilson, a Norfolk lad, was substituted in the 2nd. quarter for C. E. Jackson for Union and played out the half. His substitution did not weaken the lineup, for he made long gains immediately after getting in the ntfxup. Score: Virginia Union 18, Morehouse, 0.” The Line up is as follows: UNION MOREHOUSE W. A. Srriith L. E. Starr Jones L. T. Jordan W. J. Smith, L. G. Turner Rooks C. Williams McDonald R. G. Cooke Hammond R. T. Irving Corrothers R. E. Gayles, (Capt.) A. C. Jackson, Q. B. Harper C.‘ E. Jackson, R. H. B. . Kelly Gregory L. H. B. Gehtry Fentress F. B, Maxwell MOREHOUSE, 18; TALLADEGA, 6. :. By Franklin W. Taylor, ’23. UPHE Morehouse Tigers, with a new backfield built around' quarter- ( back Harper, won an 18 to 6 victory over the strong Talladega College eleven, before one of the m,ost enthusiatic crowds that 4ver ATTENTION! Please Trade With Our Advertisers.