The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-31
HING OF THE MATERIAL Err WHICH HEIsMAN EXPECTS WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIPS OF THE SOUTH
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Atlanta. October -(Special)-Nith one week in which to prepare for their game with Auburn, the Tech. Yellow ,ckets are getting in trim to give their time enemy the drubbing of his life, or least to make the most strenuous at tempt in that direction that was ever < pulled off The game takes place next Saturday and Tech. is looking forward to Ii AS one of the greatest battles of the season.
 The prospects of Tech. winning the football championship of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic association are declared to be the best this team has ever had and every effort is being bent to- ward putting them through the season with clean record.
 Coach Heisman is authority for the
 stement that never in the history of 1T years experience as a football ~ ach has he had the pleasure of back N 4 a team with so much driving power
 it's attack and ability to charge low ,,ch wonderful defensive play and intui- ion in diagnosing the plays of opponents even before they have been thoroughly ttarted
 The Tech. team this year is generally regarded as the best one the institution has ever had. It has speedy, hard charging and wonderfully sure tacklers. This was attested in the game with Ala bama when they lined mp and ran off 40 attacks in ten minutes.
 The Techs worst fault is her fumbling and had it not been for this her defeat
 ia, ,1,,,f l1,- l,ox by a much larger score. The practice is now being devoted to eliminating this fault
 Dean Hill, left end and captain has won his spurs as leader He is wiry, fast, weighs 150 pounds, is cool under fire, red headed and has shown himself 'some" fighter.
 On the other end Jenkins and Goree are dividing the honors. Jenkins has the choice because of his experience, this being his third year on the eleven, but Goree is the speediest man wearing foot ball togs in the south, being captain of the Tech track team
 Elmore. a big sx-foot lad, IS years old, t who blew in from nowhere in particular and made his units necessary for his playing on the team the first year, is holding down left tackle.
 Patterson who has been picked as an b T frtil a few days ago when Mooney Burt, sst years center, was switched there -,rt, with his experience, 190 pounds of doght. and quick wit, Is splendid line
 I.
 s7uhrman a haifback on last years S r.ven, is playing one guard position. nile Coleman, who played guard last tsson. is back in his old place. Both z, experience and each has the weight '" pounds-requisite for the work of O. king through lines for gains.
 padding at center Is regarded one tithe most reliable snappers back in the -.Wl. He has had three years experi- is steady, reliable. a glutton for AZ and has never been outpayed by -center he has been against. He is q onewall on defense. and his work this has put him up in the al-southern wis and Robinson. both sub half X s of last season. are fighting it out lA he quarterback position and each aking strong bid for the honors
 are fighting evenly at the present 8 and hard fight it is, too. bc" Wilson, at one halfback, is ann# as the brilliant star of the D man in the south can keep his
 better after being tackled by his h <x.& - he is one of the greatest hd en field runners that southern
 pe lave seen. His real value to h. best appreciated by his as- ed d those who witness the game
 n. at the other halfback Is
 h the same class. He has been |acJxle but his remarkable abil- hash opposition and to tear into fl ee when carrying the ball. has him in the back field He will kem all hurry for an all-southern position. He Is also doing the q rd the biz fullback. is showing frelv recent slight injury. a | c1e bruise, laid him up for a couple i days. but he ia back ( t 1t and doing GSs work. Hs h neN man at the