Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
M'WHORTER, PLAYING HIS
LAST HOME GAME, WINS FOR
RED AND BLACK, 10 TO 6
North Carolina Easy for Georgia in
Hard-F ought Battle---Captain Bob
Plays Grand Football, Making One
Run of IS Yards for Touchdown.

4 THENS, GA, Nov. by play
\ ing a steady game and at times
an exceptionally brilliant one,
Georgia triumphed over North Caro-
Ina here this afternoon by a score Of
10 to g.
In the first quarter neither team
was able to gain to any advantage,
Georgia possessing the ball most of
the time, but frequent penalties Kept
Them outside of the Tarheels' terri
tory. The quarter ended with neither
side scoring.
In the second quarter the Red and
Rack. with steady gains by McWhor-
ter Powell Paddock and Broyles,
aarried the ball to within 10 yards
Of the goal line from where McWhor-
ter circled right end for the first
touchdown of the game. Powell addel
another point with his toe
Georgia lined up TO receive the
kick-off, and with a steady march the
entire backfield making consistent
gains. the ball was pushed again to
The lO-yard line. and this time Powell
ripped through for a second touch
down. The ball was kicked out and
= rather easy goal missed by Powell
Near the close of the first half
North Carolina gained possession of
the ball and was rushing the Red and
Black players down the field on every
down and was only stopped by the
referees whistle The half ended with
Georgia leading by ~ points.
McWhorter Runs SIS Yards.
IN the third quarter McWhorter
made one of the most brilliant runs
Of his career Receiving a punt on
MS 55-yard line, he twisted, lodged,
squrmed and threw off tackler after
tackler for so yards and touchdown,
The goal was missed.
The final quarter was more favora-
Die to the Old North State than to
she Crackers. Getting the ball in
midfield, Halfback Tayloe, Fullback
Fuller and Quarterback Allen ripped
and circled the Georgia line to within
Yards of the goal posts. 1t took the
visitors three downs to land the bali
over the line, Allen scoring the touch
down The goal was missed.
PLAYING his last game at home,
CAPTAIN McWhorter showed great
form and was repeatedly cheered as
he plunged through the line or cir
7'ed the ends for gains. He failed
but few times to make consistent
gains
Quarterback Paddock was the star
on the Georgia defense and never
failed to down his man when missed
tackle would have given the runner
score, Malone and Turner at tackles
both PLAYED wonderful ball and re-
peatedlv broke through the line and
snagged the runner before he got
started.
Brovles, an Atlanta High School
boy PLAYED HIS game OF the sea-
son at halfback, and besides advanc-
ing the ball consistently, outpunted
his opponent by 10 yards to the punt
T8vIoa for the visitors did some
sc'nullating work, while Homewood
at end was star at this position on
Doth defense and offense. Both teams
feSorled mostly to shift formations
ana but few forward passes were at
Temp ed, Georgia executing theirs
with precision. The game was free
RON Wrargling. but full of penalties
most
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