Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-12
GEORGIA WINS,
BUT 8 PLAYERS
ARE CRIPPLED.
Beat DahIonega 81 to Carey
Crump and Dorsey Suffer
Broken Bones.

n THENS, Oct. 11.-Not only sur
~ prising the Red and Black by
their terrific playing, despite
the score of 81 to against them, the
Dahlonega Aggies left a host of Grip
pies in their wake in the Georgia
game this afternoon that resembled
an onslaught on a battlefield.
Carey, playing his first game in a
Georgia uniform, sustained a frac-
tured collarbone in the first few min
utes of the game and will probably
be out the rest of the season.
Crump, who relieved him and who
was playing the greatest game of his
career tearing off run after run for
half the distance of the field, was
soon laid out with broken rib, and
In a few minutes little Ed Dorsey
was nursing a game" hip.
These are costly losses to the
Georgians and have caused a pail Of
sadness in the Athenian camp.
Aside from this wholesale injury
of Georgian men, the game was re-
splendent with long runs by the backs
on the Red and Black team. Nc
Whorter, although his opponents
broke through and got him behind
the line on several occasions, showed
that he is better this year than ever
and made three of the eight touch
downs scored.
Powell the Real Hero.
Powell, however, was the great
Georgia player and never failed to
gain from four to twenty yards every
time he hit the line. Thompson shone
from half, while Smith at end dis
played the greatest playing from this
position seen on a Georgia field this
| season, and 1t looks as if he will be
the running mate for Cnnklin. Pad
dock was out of the game on account
of game shoulder received in scrim-
mage Thursday afternoon
Georgia scored IA In the first quar-
ter on long end runs by McWhorteT
and two goals from touchdowns by
! Henderson. McWhorter made both
| touchdowns. In the second Powell
bucked for two more and Bob circled
for a third one. Henderson missed
all but one goal. In the third quar-
ter Powell rammed the line for an
other, while Thompson went over
with two. The last quarter was full
of wrangling and neither side gained
much ground except for two touch
| downs by Georgia that were not al
| lowed.
Two Pretty Forward Passes,
Both sides pulled Off two pretty
! forward passes for long gains. Geor-
gia failed to kick during the entire
game, but was penalized repeatedly
! for off side and for holding.
CASTOR at quarter and Baker at half
| played a consistent game for the Wis
| itOrs, whose team as a whole waa
rangy and heavy and showed a re-
| markable knowledge of the game
They are oeing coached by Woodruff,
! a Georgia scrub for two years.
The two teams lined up as follows:
Georgia. pshIonssa.
Delaperrire o.. &C. 81, Cox.
Thrash, Conyers,
McKinnon .. Il &. -. -. Hatfield
| Malone, Turner L. t. ...., Nicholson
Conklin, Smith Il e. e. -. Palmer
Brown, Purcell .. r. &. =. -. Holland
Henderson,
Mcdonnell :, IT / =. ..... Rogers
Hitchcock, Owens r.. g. E. >, Davis
Carey, Thompson,
Flournoy IL h. b. E. ..,. Grow
McWhorter,
Coleman .. r.. h. b. e.. 49,. Baker
Flournoy, Dorsey a. b. .. CASTOR
Powell, Sidberry t. b. =. Harrington
Summary: TouchdOWns-McW
ter, 8; Powell, 3, Thompson, 2. Goals
from touchdowns - Henderson, 8.
Time of quarters-12 1-2, 121-2, 10.
10. Referee Cummings Trmnire-
Creellmore. Headlinesman-Martin.