Huggins lifts the Superheroes to 2–0

JANUARY 12, 1900 · CANONICAL REPLAY

Fifteen unanswered to finish

San Francisco Superheroes (2–0) comes from 21–18 down to beat Atlanta Gems (0–2) 33–21. A fourth-quarter touchdown by Huggins #34 puts the visitors back in front, and San Francisco scores the last fifteen points to close the January 12 FFL slate.

After a scoreless first quarter, San Francisco builds a 9–0 lead from a touchdown and a three-point conversion. Atlanta receives six penalty points during the conversion sequence; another San Francisco conversion and an Atlanta kick leave the Superheroes ahead 12–9 at halftime. Those six Atlanta points are a penalty award, not a touchdown.

San Francisco’s next touchdown stretches the lead to 18–9, but Atlanta answers with its only offensive touchdown and two successful three-point conversions. The Gems finish the third quarter in front, 21–18.

From San Francisco’s own three-space position, Huggins #34 delivers the go-ahead touchdown: seventeen credited field spaces to reach the end of the board. Two further three-point conversions make it 30–21. Atlanta then concedes three penalty points on its final possession, and San Francisco closes out the 33–21 win.

Names in the scorebook

Kenney #14 earns three named conversion points for San Francisco. Shelby #15 records four named net offensive spaces, while Barkley #11 records eleven for Atlanta. Huggins receives the only named touchdown credit in the saved resolutions; the other scores remain team totals.

San Francisco’s 33 points comprise three offensive touchdowns, twelve conversion points and three penalty points. Atlanta’s 21 comprise one offensive touchdown, six conversion points, one three-point kick and six penalty points. Fury allows successive conversion attempts after a success; conversion scores are separate from regulation touchdowns.

The accepted record

The owner’s standalone KEEPER export matches the scheduled San Francisco–Atlanta fixture. All fifty recorded events and the complete final state were verified against Game Desk 1.2.3 without new play. Field spaces measure Fury board movement, not conventional football yards. The source export is retained unchanged.

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