Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
I0nis Brown Sees Sound Value in
Powerful Toe of New Yellow
Jacket.
TYLER MONTAGUE CLEVER
At BR0KEN-FIELD RUNNING
Only Lack of Poundage Can Keep
Little Chap OFF Varsity.
Other Comment.
BY Innis Brown.
Referee Tech Citadel Camel

THE game between Tech and Cit -
adel offers opportunity for
comment on at least two fel-
lures Aside from the fact that the
Jackets had the visitors rather badly
5utclassed and showed pleasing form
Tor their supporters, there were just
two features to their part Of the aft.
eruoons activities.
The hrst notable performance was
The magnificent work Of Preas %
decking off. On two occasions he foo
zeI. to use a bit IF golf parlance We
mention this fact because these were
bis only failures, and thereby lost tuc
aim perfect score in this depart
ncuL
But on his other efforts he must
nave given Coach Heisman sufficient
cause for a number of well-prO-
auueed cbuckles OF delight. When
as fellow slung his good right
f into the ball. carefully perChed
ru . bunker of considerable proper
T. it rarely failed to land within
u .e-yard line of the opposition.
r...aratiVeiv speaking, this amounts
the same as stacking up d
-... nargin for your twlrler in the
opening inning, before the enemy
has ..u had a chance to swing Il
Preas' Great Kicks
Hl this is not all On its flight
uar NlI sails high into the air, dd
hike, quick dron In descending.
F#s allows ample time for the ends
sua backs to hustle down the field
and be ready for business when the
opposing back receives It. 1t also re-
54eg- the chances Of the ball rolling
sack for tOuchbacl, thereby afford
ing the opposing team an opportunity
- beginning play from their 20-yard
ahe If Preas can keep this work up,
his value to the team from this source
sill. be greatly increased
Aside from the above, the OPEN
field running of little Tyler Montag re
vas notable, This midget scurried up
5nd down the field like a shadow. He
returned punts in great style, ans,
furthermore. he managed to wriggie
through the tackles and past the ends
.or number Of good gains. II = han
dies himself much after the style Of
Ginger Browne, the former Sc
vance star, who was one of the best
1Jte players that ever starred in this
section
A "Pinch Sprinter."
Nontag que is no doubt too light .
and a regular berth with the Jack
-'s, in the face of such stiff competi-
non. However, it is more than likely
That every game viii afford him an
opportunity al some stage. If he is
ushed in late, when the OPPOSITE IN
eas been pretty well beaten down,
Tech supporters may have cause to
5aas him q vote Of thanks for the
winning score in some distressingly
close contest.
Somebody has said that the man
ORTIZ while is the man who can smile
Faen everything seems to go wrong"
7F This token at least one member of
TOE team from South Carolina woulC
appear TO be Of some considerable
.3'Ih Reference is made TO Weeks
The visiting quarterback. Beaten back
3. practically every turn. and with
count overwhelmingly against
-ili this lad kept up a plugging fight
f- long IS he was able.
Weeks Sticks TO Guns.
ID" added a brilliant finish to his
t'l"Emdnce only some two or three
MINUTES before the game ended. Just
Tech was scoring its last touch
-o"h he received "A terrific Jolt in
..F immediate vicinity of the midriff
"' Clio" put him out for several min
+'.a. 1e Tech team waving the US
N5 -*1 minutes delay. The services
H1N~ician was required to bring
...t around. He was urged by his
"t...@ares and the coach to allow a
to take his place, since
some two or three minutes re-
Ha lie refused to go ont how