The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-11-25
AUBURN'S MACHINE
CRUsHES DEFENSE
Human SteamroIIer Too Much
for Georgia
GeorgIa's Lone Touchdown Re-
suit Of Nice Forward Pass.
Nothing Doing Afterwards.
IWenty-o one to Seven.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 22-Boring with
the force OF a pile driver. Auburn to
day rushed and shattered the Uni
versity Of Georria's q. Tense. defeat
ing the Red and Black 21 70 : and
winning the Southern INTERCOLLEGIATE
football championship. More than
5000 frenZied spectators cheered the
gridiron ~gladiators in the exciting
contest.
Very few individual plans OF a
nature We're executed.
The Alabama back field Was hurled
relentlessly against the Georgia line
with machine-like regularity. In vain
the Red and Black linesmen threw
themselves before the human steam
roller.
Kirk Newell, captain Of the Auburn
squad, and Bob" McWhorter tho
leader of the Georgia team. always
We're TO be found in the thick Of the
fray. Each team, however. was pre-
pared for the rival star and neither
captain was able 70 make his custo-
mary brilliant runs. The weather was
perfect for spectators but a trifie too
warm for the players when Hender-
son for Georgia kicked off TO Newell.
The Auburn batterins-ram began its
at once, but after Il penalty
N '.1 ot>N ~ 1ei8@F $50 80 49,.
ball to Georgia on the latter's IS yard
line. McWhOrter, Paddock. Powell
and Crump drove f~iercely into the
Auburn line to within striking dis
tance of the Alabama goal. Paddock
then received the bah, shot il TO Lo-
gan, who sprinted across the goal line.
Henderson kicked goal.
Auburn tied the score early in the
) second quarter. Straight line plunges
l 90 rrin n the hnil 70 aarcia fA,,r N-a -
line and Harris drilled through tackle
and guard for a touchdown. Arnold
kicked goal. Auburn received the bal
on h kickoff for the third quarter
! and Newell, Arnold and Harris bat
2 tered their way down the field =
! within twenty-five yards of Georgia
l goal line. Christopher. fresh and
| eager, replaced Harris at full for Au-
l burn. His strength told on the weak,
> ening Georgia line and by short con
sistent gains he reached the Georgia
goal. Arnold again kicked goal.
: Auburn had possession Of the bal
!. in the center of the field when ths
: third quarter ended. The Alabams
: back field began the final period with
a rush that netted continual gains o
five and ten yards Captain Newell
unexpectedly circled left end for !
yards and was stopped within seve-
oi' 1b1 - Aiil Aoitbiff
plunged through for Auburn's fna
, touchdown and Arnold kicked goal.
Georgia tried several trick plays bu
the same ended without Auburn s goa
, again being seriously threatened.
d The Lineup and Summary.
Auburn. Position. Georgl
Left Enc
kearley Gonkii
Left Tackle
,. Louisell, Wynne Henderso
Left Guard
Thigpen Conyers. Mckinno
Pitts De La Pierr
Right Guard
Lockwood. Steed. Malone. Thras
Hairston
Right Tackle
Esslinger. Cuipepper Turn'
Right End
Robinson Logan. Smst'
over
Quarterback
Aronid PADDED
Left Halfback
Newell .Capt.) Crump, Broyle
DORIS.
Right Halfback
Pendergrast. Hart McWhorte
Sparkman Capt
Frllback
Harris. BideZ, Powell. Sldber
% Christopher, Hart
= Summary: Referee. Brown. Va
"a derbilt: Umpire. Williams. Virgin
- Head Linesrnan. Devore, Army. Tn
- Of quarters. Is minutes Touchdown
= Logan /: Harris / Christopher
~ Goals from touchdoWns, Henderson
a. Arnold >.