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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01
FIRST QUARTER.

ieCn Won the toss at 2:32 and
chose To defend the south goal Civ
ing Sewanee the kickoff.
Sewanee Kicked Off.-Parker boot
ed the ball to Preas who ran the ball
back Is yards to his own % ward line.
Techs 6alI.-Cook went over right
tackle for yards Mcdonald made
yards over the other tackle Pat
ten fumbled on the play, but Beard
recovered for Tech and the ball was
at mid-held. Mcdonald went around
Sewanee's right end for II Yards.
Cook followed with 5-yard gain
around the other side. Cushman cir
cied Sewanee's right end for wards.
Tech showed splendid interference at
this stage of the game on a tackle
formation. Preas failed to gain. Cook
made around the Tigers left end
for first down. Patten gained . yards
around the same end. Mcdonald cir
cled Sewanee's right side for yards
and ii was Techs ball on the Tig-
ers' 15-yard line. On a tackle back
forma alton. Preas gained 4 yards, max
ing first down. Mcdonald hit the
line. but was thrown in his tracks.
Cook went offside tackle for yards.
Preas made yards over tackle. With
the ball on Sewanee's 2-yard line, Nc
Donald failed to gain and the ball
went over 10 SeWHnee.
Sewanee's Bsll.-T0lley punted to
Patten, who fumbied and CarmwelI
fell on the ball for the visitors. Pal
mer went around, but was thrown in
his tracks by Mcdonald. Tech. how
ever, was penalized yards for be-
ing offstde Preas broke through
the line and threw Palmer for no gain
Parker went over tackle for ~ yards,
bringing the ball to Techs 30-yard
line. FOLEY tried to kick the line,
but was stopped without a gain.
Preas again broke through the line
and dropped Parker for LIZARD loss.
A forward pass Tolley TO Ward. net
ted Sewanee Is yards On a double
pass, Sewanee gained 3 yards outside
of tackle. Sewanee tried forward
pass, but 1t was Incomplete Ham
mond tried TO kick goal from the
20yard line, the ball going wide The
oval was brought out and given to
Tech.
Techs BaIl.-On the first play. Ho-
mer Cook went around Sowauee's left
end for a run OF so yards and a touch
down. Preas try for goal hit the
crossbar, the ball bounding back for
no goal. Score: Tech, 8, Sewanee. 0.
Preas kicked Off from his own 40
yard line to Parker who ran the bali
pack ~ yards TO mis- EZ-yard line
Sewanees eall.-Tolley gained 3
wards around right end Parker made
l yard through the line and followed
with another yard through the same
place. Tolley punted 10 Cook, who
was dropped in his tracks on Techs
25-yard line.
Techs 5aII.--Patten gained yards
around right end. Preas made 10
yards through the line, the entire Sc
vance team trying to put him off his
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yards. Mcqueen was thrown for a
loss.
On the fourth down Curtin punted
out of bounds on Vandy's 23yard
line.
Virginias ball. Mayer gained 3
yards around end. Gooch's pass to
White was successful for 40 yards.
The ball was on Vandy's 10-yard line.
Mayer gained ) yards around end.
Mayer gained 4 yards. The ball was
on Vandys 5-yard line. Ray carried
the ball over for a touchdown. Car
ter kicked the goal SCORE-VIR-
GINA 7: VANDERBILT 0. E. . -.
Mayer kicked off to Brown on Van
dy's 20-yard line. Mcqueen failed
to gain around end. Turner was
downed by Carter for no gain. On
the third down Curtin punted out of
bounds at mIdfeld.
Virginias ball. Mayer gained 10
yards over Vandy's right tackle VAN
dy was penalized Is yards for holding
Virginia's ball on Vandy's 25-yarJ
line.
Mcqueen was put out of the game
for slugging, Cohen taking his place.
Mayer gained 10 yards through CEN
ter. Gooch threw a successful pass
to Voolfolk, who went over for d
touchdown. Carter kicked goal.
SCORE: VIRGINIA, IA: WANDER
BILT. 0.
Mayer kicked to e Brown on VAN
dy's 10-yard line. Brown returned
10 yards. A forward pass, Curtin to
Cohen, failed. forward pass. Cur.
lin to Brown, also failed. On the
third down forward pass, Sykes 10
Turner, failed Virginia was penal
lied 10 yards for interfering with The
recipient of a pass.
Virsinia's ball. Mayer made II
yards through center. Gooch failed
on a forward pass. Gooch pun: I'd
over Vandy's line 1t was Vandys
ball on their O-yard line.
A forward pass. Curtin to Brown,
failed On the third down Curtin
gained 5 yards on a fake kick around
right end Curtin gained 10 yards on
fake forward pass, Sykes gained
yards through tackle. forward
lass TO Brown gained 40 yards.
on a tumble the ball went to Viz
ginia. Ray carried the ball 40 yards.
Mayer gained 10 yards around end.
"oolfolk gained Is yards around end.
With the ball on Vandy's 23-yard limo,
Mayer made a long run across field.
He was downed by Sykes for no gai l.
Speer was substituted for Mayer
II was Virginia's ball on Vandy's
l0-yard line Gooch made yards
around left end. Ray carried the ball
over for the third touchdown. Gooch
kicked out to Landes. Carter kicked
goal
SCORE: VIRGINIA, 81; WANDER
BILT, o.
Ray kicked Off for Virginia to Cur
lin on Vandy's l0-yard line, who
returned IL Is yards. Sykes gain I'd
yards Landes intercepted a for
ward pas. The first half ended. VIZ
ginia's ball in mdheld
BILT 0.
THIRD QUARTER.
Huffman went in for Morgan.
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SECOND QUARTER.

Techs saIl---Fielder replaced Nc
Donald for Tech. Fielder went around
left end for Is yards Thomasson went
over tackle ror yards, but Tech was
penalized yards for being off side.
Sewanee was penalized yards for
being off side. On "A double pass,
Fielder gained yards around his own
left end. Thomasson broke through
the center of the line for yards ana
first down. Homer Cook cirCled the
Tigers left wing for 10 yards, aided
by splendid Interference. Preas
made yards through the line. On a
double pass. Fielder went around
Sewanee's right side for 10 yards and
a touchdown. PreaS' ick-off was too
high and lost the Jackets a try for
goal. Score: Tech, IL, Sewanee 0.
Lang replaced Alexander at right
tackle for Tech, the latter injuring his
shoulder Preas kicked off from his
own 40-yard line to Hammond, who
ran the ball back 20 yards to his own
25-yard line.
Sewanee's Sall.--On a quarterback
run Tolley gained 2 yards. Parker
hit the line, but was dropped for no
gain. FOLEY punts TO Patten, who
returns the ball yards to mis- own
35yard line.
Techs Ssif.-Preas Went over tackle
for 8 yards. Patten circled the Tigers
right end for yards and first down.
Thomasson hit the line for a 5-yard
gain Cook was thrown for a 5yard
loss on an attempted run around the
Tigers left end. Cushman made
yards on IA double pass around Sewa =
nee's right wing Tech was penal
lied Is yards for holding in the line.
Fielder made 20 yards around his own
left end. Fielder punted 80 yards and
Hammond was thrown in his tracks,
Sewsnee's Bali.--Tolley punted out
of bounds to the center of the field.
Techs esll.---Patten gained yards
on a buck over tackle. Tech was Off
side and suffered a penalty of 8 yards.
on a double pass. Fielder was thrown
for a 2-yard loss. Cook made yards
on play over tackle, but Tech was
penalized Is yards for holding. Preas
gained yards on tackle play. Field
er punted 30 yards TO Hammond, who
was downed in his tracks. 1t was
Sewanee's ball on their own 20yard
line
Sewanee's BaIi.-On fake kick
formation. Palmer made yards. Toll
ley failed to gain on an attempted
quarter run. On a fake kick, Palmer
gained yards for first down Palmer
gained yards over tackle. Thomas
son broke through the line and down
ed Hammond for an S-yard loss. Toll
ley kicked out of bounds % yards to
Techs 25-yard line. The half ended
here Score: Tech. IL. Sewanee. 0.
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FOURTH QUARTER.

Sewauee's Ball.-On a double pass,
Sewanee fumbled and Preas fell on
the ball for Tech.
Techs BalI.-Cook went through
tackle for 3 yards and Mcdonald
gained 6 yards over tackle. Patten
made 3 yards over the other tackle
aud first down. Thomasson hit the
line for yards. on a forward pass,
Mcdonald 70 Montague Tech reg
istered another touchdown Preas
kicked an easy goal Score: Tech, 20;
Sewanee, 0. McCord replaced Lang
for Tech. Rivers took Rainey's place.
Preas kicked off TO Parker. who was
downed in his tracks on his own 30
yard line. Fielder replaced McDon-
aid for Tech.
Sewanee's 6sIl.--Sewanee tried q
forward pass. but Fielder, of Tech,
grabbed it and ran back to Sewanee's
25yard line. Patten made 4 yards Off
right tackle. Preas replaced Cush-
man for Tech. Fielder circled right
end for II yards Carl Montague
found the other end good for 3 yards.
Cook made 2 more yards around the
Tigers left end, bringing the ball to
the visitors 5-yard line. On the
fourth down. Cook failed to gain the
necessary distance and the ball went
over to Sewanee. Hamilton, Sewa-
nee's LETT tackle, was hurt in the
scrimmage, but after 3-minute rest,
returned to the game. Tolley punted
to Pstten, who returned the oval 10
yards to the Tigers 35-yard line.
Techs BaIl.-Preas hit the line, but
failed TO gain. Thomson made l
yard through the line. Tech tried a
forward pass, Cook to Montague, but
the throw was little wide, the bail
hitting the ground Preas tried a
kick from placement from his 40
yard line, but the ball went wide.
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THIRD QUARTER.

Tech Kicked Off.-Preas booted the
oval to May Calum, who returned the
ball 5 yards.
Sewanee's BaII.-Tolley gained 3
wards on a quarterback run. Palmer
made 20 yards around Techs right
end on a double pass. Parker was
held on a line buck. Myers annexed
yards off tackle. FOLEY made /
yard through the line. FOLEY followed
with more over right tackle, Pal
mer went to Techs 2-yard line on a
sweeping run around the Jackets left
end Palmer fumbled on the next
play and Loeb fell on the ball for
Tech.
Techs Bail.-Preas made s yards
over right tackle. Cook found the
same place good for 3 yards and first
down. Patten gained yards around
his own left end. Thomson made !
yard through center Patten gained
~ yards around Sewanee's left wing
for first down. Tech funbled, but
Cuchman recovered the oval for A.
yard loss. Thomson bucked yards
through right tackle. Mcdonald went
around the Tigers right end for 3
yards. Patten gained / yard, but was
thrown out of bounds. Sewanee was
penalized Is yards for holding in the
line, Patten hit the line for yards
Cook found the left side Of the line
for 5 yards, but Tech was penallzed
the same distance for being offside.
Preas fumbled on the next play, but
Tech recovered as usual Patten
gained yards over right tackle,
making it first down for Heisman's
men Mcdonald followed with yards
over left tackle. Thomasson went s
yards over left end for first down.
Montague replaced Beard at left end
for Tech Cook made 3 yards over
right tackle. Mcdonald made yards
through the line and Preas made
yards through the line, making frs
down. Mcdonald was stopped with
out gain on an attempt to circle
left end. Cook succeeded In making
yards over his own right tackle and
Cuchman circled left end for 10 yards,
putting the bali on Techs own s.
yard line Mon'p cue gained yards
around left end and the ball was on
Techs i-yard line, Thnmasson made
l-2 yard through the line Thomas
son failed 10 gain on his next at
tempt. Sewanee held again and the
bal went over
sewanee's Bali.-Tollev punted %
yards out of bounds. II was Techs
ball on their own 25-yard line.
Techs 5all.--A forward pass Me
Donald to Cushmar was good for 25
yards and Il touchdown. The PLAY
was totally unexpected, catching the
Sewauee players off their feet. Preas
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FOR DETAILS OF THE FRANK
CASE SEE PAGE 2.

Boeusch went in for Curtin.
Mayer kicked off for Virginia to
Sykes on Vandys 15-yard line, who
returned the ball Is yards. Boeusch
gained Is yards around right end.
Sykes failed to gain. Boeusch gained
yards around right end Sykes
punted to Gooch on virginias 15-
yard line.
The ball was returned Is yards.
Ray kicked to Boeusch, who was
downed in his tracks voolfolk
snagged Boeusch for a loss of yards.
Brown lost yards on a forward pass
Boeusch kicked behind the goal line.
1t was Nirginia's ball on theit 20
yard line
Gooch gained 10 yards around
Vandy's right end Landes failed to
gain. Gooch gained Is yards around
right end. Landes made yards
through center. Brown was hurt.
time out. Voolfolk gained yards
around end. Landes gained yards
through center. Landes made )
yards through center. Laudes gained
7 yards through center Ray failed
to gain. Landes made yards through
tackle. Gooch failed to gain.
Ray made first down The ball was
on Vandy's 15-yard line and Virginia
was playing great football Mayer
was put in for Speer. Landes made
yards through center Ray made 3
yards through tackle Ray was sent
over center for the fourth touchdown.
Ray kicked out to Landes and Garter
kicked goal. SCORE: VIRGINIA, rs;
VANDY. 0.
Boeusch kicked off for Vandy to
Gooch on Virginia's 10-yard line. who
returned the ball Is yards. Gooch
made Is yards around end. Nader
made D yards through tackle. Ray
made 10 yards through center, putting
the ball in mid field.
GOoCh made yard around end. Ray
failed to gain Ray pupted to Boeusch
On Vandy's 20-yard line. Vandy re-
turned 10 yards. Boeusch gained
yard through center Sykes made s
yards through tackle. Sykes fumbled
but recovered. Boeusch puuted so
yards to Gooch, who was downed In
his tracks Mayer gained 40 yards
around end.
1t was Virginla's ball in mid field
Lander gained 6ysrds through center
Gooch tore his way through center for
'
Virginias ball on 35-yard line Score,
VIRGINIA, %; VANDY, 0.
Fourth Period.
Ray went yards through left
tackle. Landes failed to gain. Ray
made first down. Virgtnias ball or
Vandy's 10-yard line. Maiden failed
TO gain. Randolf went in for Mayer,
who carried the ball over tackle for
the NTH touchdown. Carter failed TO
kick goal. Score, Virginia, "a; Van
dy, 0.
Boeusch kicked to Gillette, who re-
turned Is yards. Ray tumbled and
Cohen took the ball and carried It
over for touchdown, but Vandy was
offside and the score did not count.
Gooch made spectacular 60-yar1
run, but on account of holding the
ball ii was taken back to the original
line of scrimmage,
Ray punted to Cohen. II was Van
dy's bail. on a fake forward pass
and tumble Randolf got the ball for
Virginia and carried It to Virginia's
4O-yard line.
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Heisman's Squad Starts the Game
With Sewanee in Snappy
Fashion.
THE LINEUP
By w. S. Farnsworth

GRANT FIELD. Nov. Five
thousand fans turned out this after
noon to witness the annual struggle
between Heisman's Yellow Jackets
and Sewanee Tigers
The visitors appeared confident of
victory ss they romped around the
field during practice They went
through sharp signal drill and prac
tlced throwing the oval Harris
Cops, coach Of Sewanee, stated before
the battle that his boys were ready
to put up hard fight for the gume.
The Jackets were given a great
ovation as they trotted on the cam
pus. Patten and Loeb lined up with
the regulars, neither showing any
signs OF his recent injuries.
Cook, Mcdonald and Thomson
composed the Tech hackfield when
the whistle blew starting the game.
lnnis Brown was referee. while Blake
umpired. Both are former Wander
bilt players.
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with Georgias ball on her own IS
yard line.
Score; Georgia, 49, North Carolina,
THIRD PERIOD.
Taylor kicked off to Thrash, who
returned the ball 10 yards. McWhor-
ter gained yards. Powell Mt the
line for yards. He made 4 more
on first down. On a big shift play
Powell failed to gain. McWhorter
was thrown out of bounds on a 4
yard gain. McWhorter made yards.
Broyles punted behind North Caro-
lina's goal line.
The ball was brought out to The
20-yard line and given to North Car
DINA. Fuller hit Georgias line for
l yard Foust punted to Georgia.
45-yard line. McWhorter sprinted
through the entire Carolina team for
a touchdown between the goal posts
1t was great run with but little in-
reference. Powell failed to kl Il:
goal.
Score: Georgia, 10; North Carr
lima, 0.
Mccall took Carols place.
North Carolina kicked to Paddock,
who returned the ball 20 yards. Pow
ell made 2 yards through tackle and
then made 5 more in the same place.
Broyles ripped through the line for
8 yards, giving Georgia first down
McWhorter failed to gain on a wide
end run. On a forward pass, Pad
dock to Logan, Georgia gained 12
yards. McWhorter circled left end
for yards. On a quarterback play
Paddock squirmed through the line
o.
yard penalty for holding.
Fuller intercepted a forward pass
and returned Is yards On a tumble
Paddock recovered the ball for Geor-
gia McWhorter made yards. Pow
ell got l yard through the line on
second down. McWhorter went
through center for 10 yards, giving
Georgia another first down. Paddock
went through center for 8 yards. Nc
Whorter failed to gain.
Again McWhorter failed to gain
and the ball went to North Carolina
on downs. Taylor gained Is yards.
Fuller was held for no gain Fuller
went through center for 10 yards.
Burnette got 10 yards more, placing
the ball on Georg!a's 40-yard line.
North Carolina failed to gain. Full
Ter hit the line for yards.
OH d qudTleTDdCh run Alien tndue
first down on a 5-yard gain. Taylor
went round right end for yards,
Fuller gained yards. Brunette made
yards and first down. Fuller hit
the line for yards. Taylor went to
the 5-yard line with a 6-yard gain.
Malone was hurt and time was call
ed.
When play was resumed .,lien failed
to gain. Brunette failed to make the
necessary gain and the ball went to
Georgia on her three yard line Powell
gained three yards throgh the line.
Broyles punted 90 yards.
Taylor returned the ball eight yards
to Georgias 40-yard .. Fuller gain
ed four yards. Burnette got three
yards around left end. Tayloe lunged
into the lin for one yard. Foust punt
ed behind the goal line.
The ball went to Georgia on her
20-yard line. Broyles painted As yards
to Tayloe, who was downed in his
tracks without a gain. Tayloe made
a brilliant run of 10 yards around
right end Fuller gained two yards.
North Carolina was penalized 3 yards,
Time was called for tho third quar-
ter.
Score: Georgia, 10; North Caro-.
lima, O.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01
RACING.
RESULTS


tGoosey 20 so, $50, $50, won; David
Craig 113 Goftus). 60 400; Claxo-
ne it 100 waqdnse RoI 60 s Tims,
Briggs Brother, May l.. and Just Y.
sECOND-six furlongs: Hodge 100
GOOSE, 7.20, $40, 3.20 won; Water
Bass ITO (Turner), 2.9O, ESQ, BAG, 90
(McDonaldD. 80. Time, IA AS. Also
ran. Tavilora, Maud b. L., Bronze Wing
cry I13 Loftus). 40, $50, ESQ, won;
Y6rkvile 1903 (Ciroud), $40 and 4.40.
second; Maria c. 104 CTaylor). $50,
third Time, 1:16. Also ran: Sun Queen,
Font, Florence Roberts, j. b. Robinson.
AT PiMLIco. @
FTRST-Six fur, ongs: Filter Gold,
100 (Deronde). 2.30, 2.7o. $50 won Wa
ter Welles 1t2 tBurlingamel, 40, 2.70,
third Time 1:l$ is. Also ran: Ar
mament, Humiliation, Billy K, Sepulve-
da, Phyllis and Antoinette.
sECOND-Five and one-half fur
longs; Louise Travers, 10 tBnxton);
5Byrne,' $50, 80. second; salon, i37
(Nathan), 4t0. third. Time los 3-5
Also ran: Heart Beat Milky Way,
Galaxy, Woodrow and Kedron.
THIRD-Piping Rock subscription, q
year-olds, about Z furlongs: Election Bet
104 Crowley. 3, 6-5, SIS, won; Dele
Arlington LIZ (Wilson), 2, As, 10. third.
No time taken Also ran: Virginia Lass,
Piping Hot, Knick- Knack, Sandow, Gag
liortro, Bombay, OktIbbens. Babiza and
LokOmis,
FOURTH-The South Shore Steple-
chase handicap, about miles: AdVen-
turess i46 CCorhetD 5, IS. As won;
Hands All Round 1876 tKlenck f-2, out
Ak
lis, third. No time taken. Also ran:
Captain MatlOck and Supply.
AT BELMONT PARK.
FTRST--The Nursery plate Of $500, of
which $S5 to the second horse and SIS
to the third; for galloways. hacks and
hunters, duly registered; about fur
longs kIg FOR gentlemen aDs, riders; Rey.
Former. l5e (A,pers), SO, IL. out, sec
ond; Johnny, i47 81. Tucker. Il. g out
third. Time not taken Also ran: Plu-
tocrat and Doreen Ill
SECOND-The Suffolk Hunters
steeplechase handicap, purse $500. An
tT Wright, 2-5, out. won; Web Car
ter 154 &C Alpers). SIS, out Only two
starters. Nc time taken.
THIRD-Mile Tartar 81 tMcCahey),
ronde). 7.4o, 29O Or. Dunner 1893 Is.
Davis), 2 40. Time, 1 ~ as. Also ran:
Springboard and Ia Russie.
FOURTH-2 miles: The Elkin IFS
(PallenJ $50 2. 90, ESQ won; Juverance
l47 Kermath), 210. 2 40, second; Made
line l. 149 CSmith. so, third Time,
1857 As. Also ran: Thly d. Clan AL
pine fell. Fred Essen fell. Top Right,
Velslni, Orderly Nat Tom Cat, Mo, G.
Ewalt
FIFTH furongs: Silent Pilot lie
(Clement), Al 50, $40 270, won; Spear
head ia CDavies), 7e0, 2.4o. second;
Addie NJ III tMeCahey) 210 third.
Time. ~ As. Also ran. Robert OIL
yer and Sandbar.
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LATEST
NEWS

LAREDO, TEXAS, Nov. L.
Fearing an attack upon Nusvo
Leon, across the Rio Grande, by
the Constitutionaiists, the Fed
erals are concentrating a large
force at that place. A thousand
soldiers, commanded by General
Dominique, have been withdrawn
from Villa l'Dama, in addition to
force of 600 under Colonel
Guada lara, to protect Nuevo La
redo. There are now 5000 soldiers
in the town. Hundreds of people
are pouring in from neishborina
ranches and villages for protee-
ton.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1.--At 2
o'clock this afternoon city street
car traffic was practically par
alyzed and the interurban cars
arriving from State points were
being deserted by the crews. Five
hundred strike breakers arrived
at 2 o'clock Serious trouble to-
night is freely predicted.
BAY CITY, MICH, Nov. T.
Marvin Luke and George Jones,
of Detroit, were instantly killed
and Alex Turpin, night clerk at
the Forest City hotel, died a few
hours later as the result of an
auto accident to- day. The Joy
riding party struck a tree.
FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. T.
William Alexander, Of Kansas,
grand master of the Masonic
Tempiars, colored organization,
was shot and killed o-day by N.
M. Harrison, also negro and
deputy grand master. Alex
ander came here yesterday to in
spect Harrison's lodge and he
and Harrison quarreled. This
morning Harrison walked into
the lodge room whore Alex
sapder Was seated at a desk and
without a word shot and killed
him.
NEW YORK, Nov. DIR. Car
los Macdonald and Or. William
Mahon were appointed by Judge
Malone to-day as commission
to inquire into the mental condl-
ton Of Mrs. Ida Won Cisussen,
now in the Tor1bs on a charge
of sending a threatening letter to
Attorney Charles Strauss.
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Atlanta and
Georgia-Fair tonight, prob
ably light local frosts in north
and central portions. Sunday
fair; slightly warmer in the in
terror.
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FINAL: Georgia, 10; North Carolina, 6.

booted an easy score. Score: Tech,
10; Sewanee 0.
Tech Kicked OH-Preas hoisted the
oval 25 yards TO Hammond, who re-
turned the ball . wards.
Sewanee's SalI.-Parker made 8
yards around Techs right end. The
quarter ended with the ball on Sewa-
nees 35-yard line. Score: Tech, 10;
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feet. Mcdonald circled the Tigers
right wing for yards. Patten broke
through the line for 8 yards. The
quarter ended with the ball in Techs
possession on Sewanee's 45-yard line
Snnrn. Innh Gnu.nnnn
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LAST OF FOURTH QUARTER.

SeWanee's BaI-Parker punted to Patten
Techs BaI-ForWard pass took ball TO SeWanees
25-yard line. Fielder went over tackle for touchdown
Preas kicked goal. TECH, 80; SEWANEE, o.
PreaS kicked off,
SeWanee's Bal--TaIey got yards through tackle.
SeWanee penazed yards for off side. Hammond gained
3yardS, Parker punted to ReSWider who ran back to
SeWaneeS 45-yard line
Techs Bal--Smith got yards and Carl Montague
yards around eft Fielder tore off on opposite end
Game over. TECH, 80; SEWANEE, O.
FINAL Virginia, "a; Vanderbilt O.
FINAL Georgia, 19; North Carolina, 6.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01

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