The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-15

terized Georgia in former years. She
was totally outclassed.
The Individual Players.
To every man on the Savannah team
is due special mention, but there were
some bright particular stars whose OPP
nortunities were greater for star play
ing. Along together in the list OF th@se
who took all the hard work that fell
70 their lot, and who never shlrked
hut forced things are Roster, Harmon,
McIntire, Mcneil and Hicks. 10 the
lot of Harmon and Rossiter fell the
spectacular work. Each smashe9
through the Georgia ends Tune ana
again, and followed the interference
nerfectly. Georgia men were leary
about tackling Rossiter as he smashed
through the line, and several times ne
gained several yards even after ne had
been tackled by two or three players
In the first half, Harmon made a
spectacular run of forty yards around
right end. He lodged like hare ana
was Strengthening out for run 10
the goal when Killorin, who was play
inc we'll back. tackled him. The rel
cree decided that Harmon ran fifteen
wards of the distance out of bounds,
and the ball was carried back that dis
lance.
The Spectacle of the Game.
possiter McIntire and Harmons tam
dom nlunge through center was the
most spectacular play of the day, and
resulted in a ten-yard gain. Rossiter
bundled the line, Harmon and Mclntlre
getting through just in time to lock
with him. Quick as thought, the
three were off for Georgia's goal, but
the red and black men tackled hard
and quickly. They could not down the
three struggling blues, however. until
gain of over ten yards had been
n,a1e With McIntire pushing and Har-
mon pulling, the gritty Rossiter KICK
"a and lunged his way along for hve
yards with the entire Georgia team
clinging to him. Five men were Ialo
out. testifying to the terrific onslaught
McTntire played a sacrificing game all
the way through. The brunt OF the
battle fell on him and Hicks. Each
time the ball was snapped to the Geor-
S cl,no quarter back he was the first to
FORM in the defense, going low, to
stumble the linemen. He was nearly
oiTavs at the bottom of the scrambling
mass and was stretched out nVe or SIX
tines While his playing was not as
snowy. and not seemingly as resultant
az that of the backs, to him was due
largely the perfect defense or the line.
Hicks has always proven a stump IN
line bucking for opposing teams, ana
NTH his wonderful strength, he was
aIways in the front in the line SMASH
ing. .o.., ,,,a,,+,oy, for
hiS excellent work. On more than one
nccasjon he saved break in the line,
end was always ready in the inter-
sullivan played his usually strong
game as did the other members or
Ttba team. and not word could De
cold in criticism, considering the prac-
tice the men have had:
w Georgia stars.
II WAS a Savannah boy that carried
~ the honors on the Georgia team.
Toe Killorin. who has been playing the
ster game for the red and black eleven,
Ala ali of the gaining, comparatively
co. Georgia, with a little more as
a ~, nee he would have been able to
turn some of his runs around enu 70
results. Woodruff, the piucKy ntt.e
quarter back, also should De coIIllllelle-
ed on in the dope footnotes. he was
hadIv hurt by Rossiter, VINO put MIN
down with q long swinging tackle about
the waist. bringing him TO the grouno
with a terrible thump In the last nan:
cant. Ketron was the life or the RED
and black men. He was everywhere
when needed. and left nothing undone
IN send a man across Savannah's goal
line.
Georgia was first on the grounds ar