Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
TECHS NEW LUM|NARY
GIVES JACKETS SWEEPING
VICTORY OVER SEWANEE
Yellow and White Line Holds Su-
perbly, While Perfect interference
and BrilliantP asses Enable E1eisman
Charges to Score Practically at Will.

the left side of the Sewanee line was
as weak as the drink Of an observed
prohibition leader. Tech was NOT slow
to recognize this and the hammering
was largely centered there. After the
game was on ice, Heisman ordered
his men to start things and the sew
eral thousand who witnessed the per-
Torrance were treated to some for
ward passing that gave a circus per-
Torrance cards and spades in origi
nality.
The moment the ball was put in
play It was seen that Tech had mas
tered Sewanees defense. Buck fol-
lowed end run until the bali was car
ried on successive plays to Sewanee's
two yard line There the Tigers
braCed and held Macdonald on line
plunge that sent the ball over to the
visitors.
Tolley then punted out of danger
and for the first and only time the
Purple seemed dangerous. Patten
made q miserable nun OF the punt,
and Sewanee recovered about mid
field. Tech held, but Sewanee work
ed forward pass for a 16-yard gain.
Another forward pass was tried after
Techs line had been held beautifully.
II was intercepted. The ball was on
ton for a drop kick Tolley fell back.
The Sewanee forwards held, but the
oval was wide by inches and It was
Techs on her % yard line
Cooks Runs for Touchdowns,
On tho first play. marked by the
splendid interference that was after
ward noticeable throughout the en-
tire game, Captain Cook circled his
own left end for a touchdown. Here
as in the plays afterward, each Tech
man had his opponent picked and
boxed perfectly. VI was a magniti-
cent display OF teamwork It was
then seen that the machine was
creased and could not be stopped.
Throughout the rest OF the quarter
Tech played the same CONSISTENT
game but couldn't score. Sewanee
| always resorted to punting soon after
! getting the ball
| In the second quarter Fielder was
| substituted for Mcdonald, and showed
on tho first play his brilliant footworz
Few minutes had been played before
an end run by him made touch
| down possible
The rest OF the game WAS e sue
cession OF trial plays. Heisman sent
in substitute after substitute and ev-
| cry substitution was followed by r.
| freak play.
| Right at the start OF this period
| the bali was rushed to Sewanee's goal
and the Tigers held. the ball going
| over TO them on downs. On the first
| play Parker fumbled and big Means
crashed through. falling on the ball.
Tech marched steadily up the field,
| but penalties checked the advance
| Techs ends were frequently not on
| the line OF scrimmage when the ball
was put in play, and this cost heav-
lily.
Tech Makes Great Pass.
| II was near the end OF this period
that Tech tried the first forward
pass. II was on a first down and
was totally unanticipated by Sewa
nee. II was beautiful 25-yard peg
from Mcdonald to Cushman and was
| good for touchdown
The detail tells the rest. MacDon-
aid, Preas and Montague figured IN
! other forward passes,
Sewanee's spirit seemed 10 sag.
| II was only a question of the size
OF the score.
But at the end il was q fairly de.
lirious throng that left Grant Field
For the second time in football his
tory Tech team had won loving
cup offered by Captain James w
English for the Tech team that de,
feats Sewanee,