Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
Bv Fuzzy Woodruff.


a NEW luminary flashed across
the football armament Of Dixie
yesterday, and as result OF
mis- cometicaI performances the II
gers of Sewanee to-day seem tabby
cats. while there are persons In the
region OF Atlanta inhabited by SeoT-
Eia Tech who have decided to take
the sinking fund from the old coffee
Dot and wager that the Yellow and
White trumphs over the Red and
Black when the Georgia classic Is
played In this fair city.
The score of the unpleasautuess
Yesterday afternoon az Grant Field
was SO to 0. with Georgia Tech bear
ng the laurels and Sewanee the cross
of the stricken field. But the score
has little to 40 with the case. For
life luminary's the thing wherein there
les the Jacket sting, as Mr. Shake
5peare once remarked,
In this case the luminary happens
20 be Jim Preas. ana like other luml-
naries including Professor Halley's
Justly celebrated comet, he was
1ong time arriving, though eagerly
expected.
Preas Belongs at Tackle.
since the clarion call for recruits
vas sounded at Tech this fall by
Coach Heisman and Preas stepped
forward with the word, Il will be one
II your brave boys" the faithful at
what was once the Flats have been
waiting for him to start something
he had the looks. the reputation, the
weight, the ability and few other
things, but up to yesterday had been
about three chips shy on achieTsment.
Yesterday he came In with We shy
stuff and then hiked the pot To de-
cree which caused the supporters OF
The ertaite Episcopalians from the
mountains dew sprayed hills OF
Tennessee to wish that he had never
come into the pot at all.
He had been tried at end, and there
lad been no scintillating on his part
here. He had been tried at quar-
ter and there was no starring in that
quarter (pray pardon pump. fester-
fay he was tried in the line. and i'm
nediately recognized that this was his
own dear lob, as william Jennings
BRYAN remarked when he went on for
hls turn between the sword swallower
and the yodeler
Preas Opens Big Holes.
brief description of Mr. PTeas'
work follows. on the offensive he
,pened up holes In the Sewanee line
capable OF accommodating parade
u Barnum q Bailey's elephants.
When he was not doing this he was
nucking the aforementioned line with
all the sincerity and success OF "A bat
tering ram encounterins a dish of SOFT
outer.
On the defensive he piled up play
On play Of the Tigers, even as brick
mason lays brick on brick. He also
kicked off for TeCh-it must be ad-
.nitted with hut fair suCCess-ktcked
couple of goals and missed a goal
from placement Outside of this he
vas as idle as 81 paid-off printer with
sub on.
But enough OF Mr.. Preas there
we're others For instance, ladies and
Gentlemen. we will can your attention
q Mr.. Fielder This is MIR. Fielder S
second varsity wear at Tech, but yes
erday he struck his true stride OF
eias going considerably above speed
Be looked the best ground gamer
HeismRn has boosted since Roy Goree
got sheepskin or something.
His attacks were always as quick rs
ii flash and lightning sure. His ability
10 take openings was perfection and he
kept has feet with remarkable abil-
sFy.
Macdonald, too, played wonderful
outball.
Cook and Loeb Immense.
@ 50 did Captain Cook and Loeb, but
as they always do and always have
done IL. ii Is worth but passing men
ton, IL is never worthy of relation
than Hans Wagner has batted 500
He always does H.
Aualyzation Of the game shows one
nt two taings-Tech has been either
IN vastly moderated or Sewanee has
"a been overTuled to A like degree The
v inclination is 20 believe the former
Certain il is that Techs line show
d more yesterday than II has in
wears. The forwards charged low and
hard, and the taCkling was deadly II
may be that this is the work Of Lieu
tenant DeyOre, who has been with
The Jackets a brief week. II such IL
the case he is entitled 10 canoni zatiou
among the supporters OF the yellow
and White.
No possible line could bs obtained