The game was highly exciting, the
pass work of the Crimsons being un
beatable at times. Leake furnished
much opposition to the Crimsons, the
former 'Bama star breaking up passes
on plays that seemed doomed for goals.
Mandy and Hahn were everywhere on
the offense, but missed a great many
shots.
B. A. C. met Alabama when the Crim
sons were right. "Slim” Carter may
have been the reason, for with the gi
gantic Swede In the game It seemed to
move faster. McGauly seemed to be un
erring In his shots, for he roped five
out of 13 in the first half and had a
better percentage in the second. If such
playing continues for the Crimsons it
looks like a hard time to beat them.
The Une-up:
Alabama—McGauly (15), Stabler (10),
Anderson, forwards; Carter (14), Propst
(1), center; McClintock, Hudson (2),
Salmon (1), Anderson, guards.
Birmingham—Mandy (8), Htllburn (2),
Stevens, forwards; Hahn (6), Montgom
ery, centers; Montgomery (2), Leake,
Vincent (2), Stubbs, guards.
Girl Team To Play* *
The Birmingham-Southern Panther
ettes will meet the" strong State Normal
quintet from Jacksonville Saturday, the
encounter taking place at Anniston,
where the co-eds will have to put up a
hard fight to overcome the team which
easily won from Howard, University of
Chattanooga and other girls' teams dur
ing the past two weeks.
The Birmingham-Southern girls will
have a good team and are expected to
stage a hard fight Saturday, playing
the same quick game, which kept them
within one point of the strong Auburn
sextet last week.
, With Mary Brlnskelie and Corda
Stansbury at forward, Julia Manar at
center and Elizabeth Green and Luclle
Williams at tbe guards, the Birming
ham-Southern girls should offer some
stiff opposition to the Normalites and
should promise an excellent game.
