Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-28
brute is a nightmare.

brute is a nightmare.
Desperately have the Conn,o
dores worked to prevent repeti.
ton of the unholy fumbling nv tbo
backs that resulted from the Zero.
cious tackling of the pigszin by tbn
|Auburnites. 1t is a cinch tb,t
Coach Cope has Instructed the n.
gers to pursue the sam sort of t,c.
tics.
Both Curtin and Robins are Voc
fully deficient in locating the veal,
spots of the opposition or in do.
signing a winning form of attack
In this respect SeYanee will have
a decided advantage, and that fact
is causing coaches l. is of worry
With Captain Lewie Hsrdaso
back in the game, Peck Turner
will go back to his old position AZ
end. Inquiries about that injured
ankle of the captains develop the
fact that it is rounding into shane
and it is the hope-mark you hona
of the coaches that # will he
ready for the hardest sort of Use
Hardage is expected to perform
brilliantly, and if he gets half
chance there is no question bu,
what ne will live up TO expect9-
tons.
There is a very grave suspicion
that Sewanee has been handing ont
some bum Information as regards
the weight of her back field men
Manner has tipped McGugin OF IN
the dope that Parker is a powerful
line plunger, who is apt to go clat.
tering through the line at any time.
He has two fine running mates in
Gillespie and Sheldon, who are de-
mons at batterine down their oppo-
nents' wall.
Back of the line the Commodore
are greatly outweighed, and they
have little on the Purple men when
il comes to fleetness.
Cope says that while he win not
say that Sewanee is going TO lick
Vanderbilt, he thinks that Sewanee
has the best chance this season Of
winning that she has ever had. 1T
looks mighty good" says the Tiger
trainer. Cope says, further, TIA.
if Vaudy plays against Sewanee as
she did Saturday against Auburn
fumbling, etc, that Sewanee will
win, notwithstanding the strength
Hardage will give the Commodoras.
But" continues the Sewanee
coach, "Hardage is Is additional
per cent strength TO Vanderbilt.
and l believe they are going to
play mighty hard. good ball against
us" The Sewanee team all real
ize that the battle will be sturdy
one, and that only the better team
will win, but they have it in their
hears that they have the best
chance in years to trim their old
rivals, and they are going to exert
every effort to do so.
SewaneeN fears one thing only
That is that one of their players
will suffer some accident. Last
year' Johnnie" Myers their cap
tain and mainstay, had TO be taken
from the game before it had scarce
ly started, and several times in the
past few years misfortunes have
happened at the last moment 10
spoil Sewanee's chances for victory,
Vanderbilt is going to find Sc
Wanee's ends well protected, also
with Gillem and Mechanism play
ing the wing positions on the de-
Tense, Sewanee's TANKS are I'M
doubtedly protected from all al
lacks, and all efforts there will
prove of no avail.
The fact that Gillem's toe is N
perfect condition also gives the tt
gers good defensive strength, and
this is only further strengthened
by the fact that. Sheldon and Park
er are some kickers, too. It viii.
be long before any team In the
South can outpunt Sewanee's Toe
artists, even looking far into the
future.