Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-12
GEORGIA EXPECTS
HARDEST GAME
WITH TECH

A THENS. GA, Nov. 12.-The
~ Georgia team resumed prac-
tice again yesterday after
noon for the first time since the
Clemson game last Thursday, and
strenuous workouts will be held
every afternoon this week in prep
aration for the game with Tech on
Saturday.
Coach Cunningham. Assistant
Coach Ketron, Captain Peacock
and several members of the team
went over to Atlanta for the Tech
Sewanee battle last Saturday to get
a line on the Yellow Jackets for
nations and all are convinced that
the game with the Blacksmiths is
going 10 be the hardest on the Red
and Black schedule 80 far this sea
son, and, according to the showing
Tech made against the Tigers, the
heavy Cunningham outfit will have
tc go the limit TO head of the light
but fast machine of Heismans
Georgia will put in a hard week
from now until Saturday and will
present to the thousands of specta-
tors quite a different lineup than
in the Vanderbilt game the middle
of October. These changes were
necessita1ed by injuries and by the
wonderful showing some Of the
scrubs have made since then. Par
IRISH, who played right end, is out
on account of his knees, which have
given him trouble all fall. There
is no chance of his getting in the
game, as he has been forced to
quit practicing. His place will be
filled by Hitchcock, who has shown
good form on the scrubs and who
played a neat game against Glenn
son
Harrell Out For Season.
Herrell, the 210-pound tackle,
seems to be out for the rest of the
season on account Of two fractured
ribs received in the Vanderbilt
game. Henderson has shown I'M
usual brilliance at this position,
however and in the Sewanee game
showed the greatest defensive play
ing ever seen here. His broken
field tackling was wonderful. while
in the Clemson game he earned
place as goal kicker getting three
out of four against a bad wind, An
other long suit of his is sizing UP
plays, so he will bear watching
Saturday
A new face will also be seen at
quarter. This is the one place on
the team that has given the coaches
q lot Of worry the whole season.
Sancken, who, II was thought.
would be the regular, has been
troubled with malaria and a bad
ankle nearly all fall and in trying
to find the right man no less than
six quarters have been used in the
games. Dorsey has the best head
of any candidate yet, but his ITO
pounds make him too light Nor
ton was depended on, but the team
win finish the seasoa without him
by virtue of the fact that he has
been ruled Ineligible, his disquai-
ficstion coming as a result of the
charge that while at Bingham he
received money indirectly as
teacher for coaching services. 10
Paddock. who was in school last
year and former captain OF the
Peddie institute team. draws the
generalship job for Saturday He
is the fastest man on the squad.
has been developed all season on
the scrubs and played good game
at Augusta. He seems to be a
conner and the student body be-
lieyes he has arrived
Atlanta Boy at Full.
The fullback position also Will
show change. and instead OF
Wheatley filling in here an Atlanta
hoy. Charley Thompson, viii do the
line plunging Wheatiey is out for
good on account Of water on his
knee and shows no signs OF Inn
AVovement.