Auburn vs. Birmingham-Southern (1938)
"With the "War Eagle" Ringing to the skies, the Tigers opened the season with a night game against Southern. Their offense was sluggish and only five or six plays were used, but one of them was "Wild Bull" Haynsworth's straight cut off tackle, with which he averaged mor...
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| Summary: | "With the "War Eagle" Ringing to the skies, the Tigers opened the season with a night game against Southern. Their offense was sluggish and only five or six plays were used, but one of them was "Wild Bull" Haynsworth's straight cut off tackle, with which he averaged more than ten yards per try." (Description from 1939 Glomerata) |
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