Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
GEORGIA LANDED
MYNAKER EARLY.
ND THAT WON
/ bis Brown Says Red and Black
Took Advantage Of Yellow
Jackets Misplays.
By Innis Brown.
Famous Football Officially

b I'D TO the business at hand packs
decided advantage in the outcome of
succeeding events
To these IT should be matter of
litle difficulty to explain the fact
Lithat Georgia rang up couple of
rouchdowns on Tech In less than fif-
teen minutes and then failed to count
sgsip in As minutes of playing time
/ remaining, Georgia winning, ID to 0.
/ Il makes little difference whether said
/ nuncb is made possible by extra vigi-
ance on part of the party Of the first
part or thru Igh the shortcomings IF
The PARTY of the second part. The ad-
vantage is the same in either case.
In the Tech Georgia game it hap
pened that the opening for the hay
i maker developed through a fault of
Tech rather than through extra dill
gence on part of Georgia. That bug
sboo Of every coach, a tumble, pro-
duced the medium in this case,
II YOU saw that game you no doubt
recall that Georgia kicked to Tech,
and the Jackets ran the ball back
several yards to their 25-yard line
Here several short gains were made,
and then a Tech back dropped the
ball Big John Henderson draped his
DtIlkN lOITU ABOUT IT, anu lHSH
gia began her triumphant march to-
ward the Tech goal. This march end
cd when Bob McWhorter tore through
4 touchdown.
tumble Results In Score.
Again Tech received the kick-off
and made a fair return. A tumble
which was recovered lost them
down without gan. The three re-
H naming downs nttted about yards,
4 and the ball went over into Georgias
possession for tie second time far
f down in Tech territory. Another vic
i torous pilgrimage toward the Jackets
line was taken up, ending when
4 trump dashed trough the line for
he second TOUCHDOWN.
From the above it is plain that the
Athenians pSt tie il ckets in the hole
early in the game by swift, telling
punches from ne start. They did
/ This by taking advantage quickly of
1 The jackets cosby fumbles.
In the above there is no intention
B 70 laeye the Impression that Georgia
got her margn through any lucky
turn On the other hand, the readi-
ness with whicl they realized the turn
things were taxing and the speed with
Wich they appropriated this turn to
their own beiefit shows their alert
ness in meeting the situation as it
arose As much depends on taking
advantage o the other fellows mis-
axes as doe on forcing the issue on
Eour own Initiative
Good Care After First Quarter.
After the first quarter, the game
was seesaw affair, with neither
team able T. gain consistently enough
10 register touchdown. However,
4 the Georgia team showed more
strength atthe rush game, and had an
adge in tbs department Of play. In
\ The final nriod Tech cut loose with
a number of forward passes. Sew
eral of thse worked successfully, but
hey faild to land touchdown,
4 mainly Because of the fact that the
Georgia cam appeared to line its de-
tense meet this style of attack
solely.
The anne furnished some brilliant
\ work ~ members OF both teams
otrane as it may seem, McWhor-
Ter di not get away for any of the
ofillls1t runs for which he Is ia
nous This was due no doubt to
70 cuses. In the first place, the
'eoEia quarterback did not elect TO
max a truck horse out of Bob by
sunlng him every other down, as has
zee me case in some games of the
PAS When he did carry the ball,
ne shol close by tackle on many of
nl'eHorts, trying wide sweeping runs
'h' three or four times during the
sane Then, too, the Tech defense
"s pr'med to meet the opposing
Guam They expected that he would
Snot at them back of formidable
-teTerence and whenever 1t APP
E'Iea mat he would carry the bali,
IehuouS efforts were made to spill
uIuss before he got we'll under way.
Ntu IL may be said to their credit
e.ore mat they succeeded in most
hut If McWhorter failed to shine
IN MS usual brilliancy whether
I'm choice in reserving strength on
~ paIl OF the Georgia attack, or from
ooHer causes, the Red and Black bril-
80 is not without other stars of the
'iSt magnitude.
ave Paddock demonstrated that he
95.le pack himself. The Red and
,ra, uN quarter no doubt gained more
oNhu Tor his team than any other
,a, payer His dashes past tackI~
pgfr ''ipol always ROOQ Tor snort
1 9Dnas ana frequently for substantial
,iS Also when he succeeded in get
Ing Iree OF the scrimmage line, he
JSGn~ssu marked ability to dodge and
'oestep tacklers!
-. Crump Regular" Player.
c,a.meie was present also another
~ t'sla back who delivered the goods.
rbo much had been said or Crump,
ysr, s'sLting fullback prior to the
our" out there are lots OF football
go Atlanta now who know that
Ne up Is regular football player,
Ana 'ure INTO the line in great shape,
Shor"s eh the opportunity offered, he
rs,s,na t he could hustle along at
SRA round an opportunity to demon
n, ~, MS speed near the beginning
,6ronsz t9ird quarter. He ripped
and VusR the right SIDE of Techs line
3'gtass ait,oped down the field so yards,
4. ,aCIhS all would be tacklers, for
bacL 'loown. The ball was called
fon, '' however. owing to a double
~ ' no ne play run again.