Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21
TIGERS OUT To
DEFEAT vANDY
ON TURKEY DAY
Sewanee Hopes to Repeat 1909
Victory Over Dan McGugin's
Gridiron Warriors.
NASHVILLE, TENN. Nov. III

NASHVILLE, TENN. Nov. III
M Having been eliminated by Au-
burn from even a look-in at
The $. |. A. A. title, beaten for the
second time since Coach McGugin
uame to Vanderbilt by a Southern
football eleven, losing more games
rbfs season than during all the ten
wear regime of the former crack
Michigan guard, there is little left for
he poor wrecked Commodore ma
hinc except to play the string out ana
drag through the monotonous grind
If preparing for the Sewanee Tiger.
Emerging from the jungle where
enc Tiger has Toasted on the Com
.nodore blood, the Vanderbilt coach
finds another Bengal beast equally
ss thirsty, equally as savage and ten
lines as determined as the Auburn
aufmal which waited through twenty
long and lean years to banquet on the
fallen Commodore. There is some
thing about the Sewanee tiger which
makes him doubly vicious when he
is at bay and seemingly cornered,
summons superhuman energy
against Vanderbilt. McGugin is not
allowing himself to be deceived by
the rumors and gossip that this
Years eleven on the mountain is a
Weakling. The Tiger is never weak
un Dudley Field, regardless of his ac
lions on other gridirons. So the grim
and desperate grind goes on so that
Turkey Day may not find the Commo-
dore uuprepared for the savage Sc
Nance attack.
NJ 'GUGIN was literally amazed at
vi the showing of the Commodores
against Auburn, but there was no get
,ug away from the fact that the
eleven has nd kick to its punch. as
Mas too well demonstrated when
Vanderbilt threatened the Auburn
goal line on the other hand Sc
vance carries wallop in either paw
me which she has saved especially for
Vanderbilt. since apparently the pur-
pile team has a golden opportunity to
uapeat it's l6-tO-5 defeat administered
100 1903, when everyone was predict
ing that Vanderbilt would smother
rHe Tiger The Tigers are out to re-
peat that glorious victory on Turkey
Day
Vanderbilt will be compelled to re
"a entirely upon the fleetness of
Epeusch's feet and the forward pass.
There at Auburn everything McGugin
possessed was exposed to the gaze
NI tue Ubtk OF sew dilets spies Nlp
looted the stands. They will be pre-
pared for the forward pass, and will
build their defense to nail the Com
wodore quarter. As for Sewanee.
NuGHgin knows little of the attach
Coach Cope will uncork, for Me
Gugin has been entirely too busy
irving to plug up his tottering ma
chine to bother about an analysis
Of Sewanee, either Extensively or de-
fcnsvely.
As far as Boensch is concerned. the
midget has turned up with sprained
wrist, but nothing so trivial as that
could Startle McGugin. He has be-
come immune to all that kind of
tough luck. Nothing short of
stroke of paralysis for Annie Skies
Nr Captain Brown could feaze him
row The bum wrist viii hardly keep
Eueusrh out of the Turkey Day bat
tie. but at that, it may cripple his
rTe"tiveness quite a bit With all
that. the Thanksgiving affair should
prove the closest and toughest strug-
-)a staged between these two bitter
'dversaries in all their long and saw
sc history.