The Athenaeum. (Atlanta, GA) 1898-1925, November 01, 1922, Image 22

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48 THE ATHENAEUM witnessed a gam|e on Morehouse field. Talladega had many rooters, for the students and players of Atlanta University turned out en masse to watch the Tigers, whom| they nteet on Nov. 18. Talladega failed to show the forirf that was expected, although the Alabamans played a good gamje. Edwards, the giant Alabama fullback, was unable to show his wares, only in the kicking game. His punts were high and long. The visitors only touchdown came from/ a perfectly executed ingenious play by Alexander. “Pep” Walk er was carrying the ball loosely when he ran into a bunch of Talladega players. Alexander emerged with the ball and to the surprise of the spectators ran 15 yards for a touchdown. The Tigers scored in the second quarter after they gained eight successive first downs from their own 10-yard line. In this sarrfe quarter Morehouse recovered a fumble by Gordon on his own 30-yard line. Successive line bucks carried the ball over again. The last score came in the third quarter when the Talladega center, on the fourth down and kick formation, passed the ball 5 yards over Edward’s head, the ball rolling 35 yards before he recovered and was downed by Irving on Talladega’s 1-yard line. Perkins carried it over on the first play. “Kee Wee” Irving was in every play. Several times he crossed over to the other side of the line and downed Edwards behind the line of scrimmage. Talladega—6 The Line-Up Morehouse—18 Wilson L. E. Blocker Lewis L. T. Irving J. Spencer L. G. Howard Harris C. Williams Hawes R. G. Cook Jefferson R. T. Jordan Knox R. E. Gayles (Capt.) Gordon (Capt.) Q. B. Harper Webber L. H. J. T. Walker B. Spencer R. H. J. C. Walker Edwards F. B. Perkins A h /VVVVVVtV% , VV A | ^ND IT IS STILL POSSIBLE i: i X I SERVICE £ PRINTING i COMPANY *1* Y 174 AUBURN AVE- *jj* ATLANTA, GA. to purchase Good Printing at a reasonable price. No man can get something for nothing without being penalized, nor can he continue to give something for nothing and keep out of bankruptcy. GOOD PRINTING HASA VALUE and the valu; is reflected in the price it costs. ^**<M(M2M^^**J**^X M * M * M * M * M * M * M « M * M * M « M * M » M * M * M » M » M » M * M * M * M «**» M »**t M t M « M « M »**« M * M »**»***' M C***' M «********«***' > **** <