Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

Nance, Cushman, Cook, Lucas
and Fielder had scored touch
downs, the last named getting Il
pair.
jim Preas had kicked five
goals from touchdown out Of
five trials, and made one from a
field placement out of two eli
forts.
Tyler Montague had kicked
the other goal from touchdown, max
ing the batting average for the boot
ing department an even .s75.
Smith, subbing at fullback for Tai
ley Johnston, had picked up a husky
cadet and chucked him bodily over
his own goal line for a safety.
Merely the High Places.
The foregoing incidents merely rep
resent the high lights OF an exceed
ingly interesting and successful en-
counter. from a yellow Jacket stand
point.
Heisman's machine looked like q
different crew from that which
trounced the Mcpherson Soldiers the
week beforehand. at that Talley
Johnston was out OF the lineup with
damaged shoulder, and Al Loeb
wasn't at center, Trawick swapping
the ball the entire contest.
The Cadets fought pluckily, but
thew hadn't a chance.
Heisman worked his scoring ms
chine at fast clip all the way, as
summary OF the scoring shows.
At II all the Time.
The Jackets made IA points the
first period, the second, 10 the third,
and wound up by putting over two
tOuchdowns. with their accompanying
goals, for IA in the closing session.
In the second period Reifsneider went
in and tried for a drop-klck. standing
on the 40yard line, which went wide.
In the third Jim Preas missed his first
attempt at a goal from placement by
a narrow margin. A few minutes later
his toe swung true. Altogether, Jim
was having a fine day at the booting.
The Heismanettes stuck to straight
football Of the straightest kind. Four
forward passes were attempted, one
of them working for a gain Of yards
and another for 30 yards. A peach
that would have meant a touchdown,
Cook to Preas, was ruined when Jim
was blocked as he was making the
catch.
BaekfieId Starred.
Honors were lavish among the
backfield, Cook. Mcdonald. Lucas and
a couple OF Montagues. with a very
prominent Fielder, doing a fine as
sortment Of lodging, sprinting and
wrigeling. The attack worked with
smoothness and power, and individ-
ually was far above the average.
Nance, Preas and Cushman, in the line,
also were good for numerous gains,
and Smiths tackle of Strochecker,
hlnging him over his own goal line
for a safety. was a feature OF the
fast, savage work of the Tech back
field.
For the Citadel Holiday. Weeks
and Strochecker were in most OF the
plays, and Scoffe was effective In
both offense and defense. Holiday
was receiver general for the two for
ward passes that worked to the best
advantage Of the Citadel The Tech
backs received three of the Cadets
attempts at the forward pass Tor sub
stantial returns.
gures on the Fray.
Following is the lineup and sum
mary:
Tech. Citadel.
Cushmau. r. e. ........... James, T. 9,
Nance, r. t. .......... Alexander, r E.
Means, r. g. ............. Hlpp, I. z.
TraWiCk, c. ,.............. Woods, e.
Rainey, l. <. ......... L. BoyAin |. <.
Lang, J. I. ...,........-.. SCOHe, l. I.
PreaS, |. e. ....s........ Wallace, /. Z.
Lucas, q. ...,....-........ W eekS, q.
Mcdonald. r. h. b. ..... Folger, T. h. b.
Cook CCapt.), l. h. b.
Holiday !. h. b.
Smith, /. b. ........ Strochecker, f. b.
Summary: Touchdowns - Nance,
Cushman, Cook Fielder 2; Lucas.
Goals from touchdown-Preas, 5; T.
Montague, Goal from placement
Preas. Safety-Smith. Substitutes
Riefsneider for Mcdonald, T. Mon
tague for Riefsneider, Alexander for
Nance, Fielder for T. Montague, L.
Montague for Cushman. Riefsneider
for f. Montague, T. Montague for
Riefsneider, Fielder for Mcdonald.
Alexander for Rainey, Palmer for
Hipp
Officials: Referee-Brown wan
derbilD. Umpire-Henderson yves
levanJ Head inesman-Devore (West
Point) Time OF periods--First and
second 70 minutes each; third and