The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-28
CAPTAIN MORTON

from Glenn B. Ryman, manager of the University of Georgia football team, Coach Cunningham and his squad will arrive in Birmingham today for their game Thanksgiv ing Day with the University of Alabama. It is expected that the Georgia team will reach the city late this afternoon or tonight and will stop at the Tutwiler hotel.
 Interest in the fray at Redwood between the two elevens is in- creasing and an overfloWing crowd is expected to witness the struggle. The announcement from Georgia that a number of the reg ulars were crippled,T together with the fact that numerous shifts have been made recently in the lineup of the team has caused the Crimson stock to soar sky ward.
 Alabama and Georgia have met six times on the gridiron. On three occasions has the Crimson won, while the Red and Black has been victorious in the same number. The game this year can we'll be called the rubber" Alabama won in 1905, 1908 and 1909, while Geor- gia won in 1910, 1911 and 1913.
 The scores follow:
 1905--Alabama S6, Georgia O.
 190S--Alabama 6, Georgia 0.
 1909-A1abama IA, Georgia O.
 1910-Georgia 22, Alabama O.
 1911-Georgia Il, Alabama 3.
 1913-Georgia 20, Alabama 0.
 1t can be seen from the above scores that the victor won by decisive score. Only once has the defeated team scored. that in 1911. when Farley Moody booted a field goal which accounted for Ala bama's points.
 Alabama leads in the scoring with 59 points, while Georgia has scored 53 points. The largest score was in 1905 when Alabama won 36 to o, while the smallest victory was registered in 1908 when the Crimson was the victory by 6 to 0 margin.
 Penn State continues to lead the eastern elevens in points scored and is second only to Georgia Tech in the country. Syracuse is second in the east and Brown third.
 The Army, victorious in it's annual game at New York Saturday. goes through the season undefeated and questions the claim of anyone else for the eastern football championship. Brown and Pittsburg are the other undefeated elevers in the east. The former has the tough Colgate eleven to play on Turkey day. while War mo Penn State aggregation.
 The ranking of the elevens in the east this season is going to be ex- tremely difficult, though Yale, by req son of her victories over both liar yard and Princeton, her old rivals, will probably be placed right behind the undefeated elevens by most dope sters. The points scored by the leading elevens for the season are as fol- lows:
 Penn State S4S, opponents s1.
 Syracuse 275, opponents s7.
 Brown 254, opponents 9.
 Pittsburg 225. opponents 26.
 Army 235. opponents 34.
 Dartmouth 206, opponents 4.
 Colgate 190. opponents 30.
 Navy 139, opponents 76
 Harvard 1S4, opponents 34
 Yale 1S2, opponents A.
 Cornell 162, opponents 50.
 Princeton 1B, opponents 16.
 Pennsylvania 97, opponents 40
 The annual battle between Sewanee and Vanderbilt at Nashville Thurs day will be the twenty-eighth annual meeting between the two elevens and this seasons contest promises to be as historic as the others.
 In the twenty-seven previous games Vanderbilt has been victorious in IS, Sewanee in and ? have resulted in ties. In these games Vanderbilt has tailed 454 points to 1S3 by Sewanee Here are the former scores
 1S90--Vanderbilt 22 Sewanee O.
 1S91-Vanderbilt 26 Sewanee f.
 1S92-Sewanee 2S, Vanderbilt A. 1s93-Sewanee 2S, Vanderbilt 14
 93-Vanderbilt 10, Sewanee s.
 3-vanderbilt 10. Sewanee O.
 1S94-Vanderbilt F, Sewanee 0.
 1S95-Vanderbilt IS. Sewanee G.
 S96-vanderbilt 10. Sewanee f.
 lS97-Vanderbilt 10. Sewanee o. 1S9S-Sewanee 19, Vanderbilt 4.
 1S99--No game.
 1qOO-SeWanee II, Vanderbilt 1O