Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-29
GEORGIA WAS NOT IN II The Auburn Boys Defeated Them
 With Ease. THEIR PLAY WAS PERFECT There Was Some Delay Over the Selection ot
 an Umpire. REPRESENTATIVES, UNBRoKEN VICTORY They Claim to Be the Champions of the Col lege Football World-They Made
 Monkeys of the Cornell
 Team.
uNBRoKEN VICTORY

Atlanta, Nov. 2S.-The Auburn, Ala. team defeated the University of Georgia here today by a score of 16 to 6.
 Thrty-fve hundred followers of the orange and blue, the red and black sat impatiently waiting the start of the game between Auburn and Georgia for nearly two hours today.
 There was plenty of time for pent-up enthusiasm to escape and finally the de- lay became tiresome The Georgia boys wanted Sexias and Auburn desired Tay- Tor. Finally both Sexias and Taylor were called into the game.
 Lieutenant-Heavey was referee. The betting was to 5 in favor of Georgia. At this there were not many takers. On the lineup the advantage seemed to be a bit with Auburn in weight. On the toss Captain Shafer of Auburn won and took the south goal, with the wind blowing straight across the field.
 With snap and vim the game was begun, and despite the almost perfect playing of Auburn Georgia quickly had the ball and was pressing toward a touchdown, when @ decision by the ref cree sent the ball when he seemed to be clearly in the wrong. MT. Sexias. the umpire, was very positive that Lieuten- ant Heavey's decision was not a correct one. Georgia's line was unable to hold the Auburn boys and Shafer, the Auburn fullback, broke into the line with mar vicious success, always gaining from three to eight yards Along with Tich- enor, Williams, Glenn, Smith and By rum he played phenomenal game For Georgia splendid playing was done by Stubbs, Barrow, Morris, Kent, who out tackled the rest of the Georgia team and made Georgia's touchdown, and Price and Nally.
 When the Georgians really rallied they went through the Auburn line easily The game was clean, though number of men were hurt, because of the very un- satisfactory condition of the ground.
 The two teams lined up as follows:
 Georgia-Ferrell, right end: Kent. right tackle; Walker right guard; Cochran, center; Middlebrooks (Snyder), left guard; Price, left tackle; Morris, left end: Pomoroy, right half; Nally, left half: Barrow, quarterback; Stubbs, (captain), full back
 Auburn-stokes (Nelson), right end: Glenn, right tackle; Vann, right guard; Culver, center; Harvey, left guard; Mix on left tackle; Byrum, left end; Smith right half; Williams, left half; Tichenor quarterback; Shafer, (captain) fullback
 uchdowns-Auburn, 3; Georgia, 1. Goals-Auburn, 2; Georgia, l. Score Auburn, 16, Georgia, 6.
 Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 2S.-On Frank lin field this evening, amid stretches of 16,0OO people Pennsylvania closed the sec ond season of unbroken victories in foot ball by overwhelmingly defeating the Cornell college eleven. From start to finish Cornell was never in the game, and when time was called they had but solitary points to place against 46 for Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania scored r points in the first half and 29 in the sec ond. Cornell scored it's 2 points on a safety tOJ1ph6nvyD from RrOnLa f,,y the ball when it was passed to him for kick Throughout the entire game, with the exception of few moments in the first half, Pennsylvania's offensive and defensive play was s magnificent exhibition of fast, scientific football as has ever been seen in this city.
 Overweighted, outplayed and swept away by the furious onslaught of the Quakers, the Ithicans fought bravely, but it was in vain that their backs hurled themselves against Pennsylvania's im- pregnable line or attempted to skirt the end, and towards the last it only became question of time for the Red and Blue to score touchdown after touchdown. The field was simply sheet of slippery mud from recent rains, and before the game and between the halves 1t was nec- essary to cover it almost from end to end with sawdust to enable the players to retain their footing. Although a hard played game there were no objectionable features in the way of slugging or brutality, and but two men were badly enough hurt to have to retire. The um- piring and refereeing of the game was of the highest order, and so fairly did both sides play that not more than three or four times were the officials compelled to penalize either team. Pennsylvania had defeated every team they have played this season, and as they are the only one of the Big Four' to do this they claim they are justly entitled to the champion ship of the football world.