The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-28
Georgia Squard To Arrive Today
Georgid Expecting q Hard
 FiQM From Crimson Eleven
Coach Cunningham Writes Concerning Game With Alabama Loss of Jim Reynolds Is Heavy Bow-Numerous
 Shifts Made in Line-Up

This season the work becomes more difficult and it begins to appear that Georgia players will not awaken and take hold of the work in preparation for the Alabama contest, even though defeat is impending. They are still soaring far up in the clouds after the balloon ascension of last Saturday
 ALABAMA WILL FIGHT
 The Alabama game promises to be- come one of the most important on the Georgia schedule, The great state insti- tuition of Alabama is looming larger each season in the athletic world and the time is near when these two universities will meet in the football classic of the south. Great preparations are being made in Birmingham for this game. The alumni Of both institutions have taken hold of the details with the intention of showing what Birmingham can do in the matter of turning out crowds They intend 10 make the occasion for a holiday celebra- ton with society turning out in force.
 ''The Alabama team suffered from over- confidence last Saturday and sent only a substitute team to New Orleans to play Tulane. The captain and coach took the opportunity of seeing Georgia play and in addition most of the regulars were
 
 will only serve to make them fight the harder.
 Tt has always been the custom for Ala bama to play her best game against Georgia. The contest has always been hard fought on even terms. Regardless of dope, Alabama and Georgia have always given their best for this game. Now that neither can hope to gain honors, the con- test will resolve itself into 8 bitter strug gle for a decision with traditional bitter ness playing important part.
 70. Reynolds is the tenth member of the Georgia squad to be forced to quit because of a. broken bone. He suffered q broken collarbone in the Tech game of last week, and will be out of the game the rest of the season.
 There is no chance for Petrie to re- join the squad and but slight chance for Garmany to get into the game This will necessitate another change in the lineup and the consequent disorganiza- tion of the team work. Pew is playing center, Beasley and Neville or Wingate guards.
 Neville has been shifted there, as the sprained ankle received last Saturday will not permit the hard work of a back field position
 Thrash and Mcconnell will be Ut tackles. Tate and Dezendorf or Neville at ends. Donnelly at quarterback unless Coleman returns to college. The reports have it that he has left college, and he has not showed up for practice. It seems verified. The same rumor has it that McLaws has also joined the miss ing.
 REYNOLDS LOSS HEAVY
 ''McMoore, who has shown splendid fight all season, will get the fullback job. He will put into the game a great deal of fight and should be consist ent ground gainer. McMichael, Dezen- dorf Paine, Hutchinson and Ferst will appear at halfbaclzs The loss of Jim Reynolds is a heavy blow.
 Tt might be possible to use Neville at fullback for few minutes during the game and in consequence he will be played at end, where he can substitute with Dezendorf. Necessity has caused many of the players to show a versatility in playing different positions. Without Pew the team would have never been able to play the schedule. When Gage many was hurt he had to go to center, though the change ruined a good end.
 "Now that the season is drawing to a close, it becomes more necessary that the old Georgia fighting spirit assert itself and the season be finished in a victory. It is clearly apparent that the Red and Black machine is not right.
 "The players are crushed with the stag gering defeat at the hands of Tech and do not seem anxious to renew the fight. The students must rally to the team and the team must determine to put their all into the practice"