The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14
Ga. Wildcats Ron1p on The
 Gator Team
By CAREY J. WILLIAMS

Athens, Ga., November IS. Special. )-Old Napoleon said that the God of war was with the side that had the heaviest artillery, and this theory, which works so perfectly when at tributed to the great game of war, is also correct when ap- piled to football, for the Geor- gia Bulldogs defeated the Flor ida eleven here this afternoon, 56 to o.
 The Georgia guns were well manned and when trained upon the enemy tn ay | Lit the "bullseye" with telling effect. Georgia's victory over the Gator eleven by 56 points was the worst defeat ever handed Florida by any opposing eleven, and II was the greatest number of points scored by a Georgia machine in many moons. Georgia was only able to push across one counter in the initial quarter and this touchdown was on the order of fluke. Dave Ceilings punted 70
 
 rolled over the goal line and P. Ben nett fell on the oval for the first marker. After this Georgia had no trouble in gaining through the Gator line.
 COLLINGS STARS
 The Gators could not stop the fierce line plunging of Ceilings, Echols. Fitts and Tanner. The entire Stege- man machine starred and every man who wore red and black jersey Llayed stellar ball. But among the glaxy of Georgia stars, Capt. Bum Day. Owen Reynolds and Pitts loomed The work of the Georgia backs was amazing and the varieties of plays pulled by them was perplexing to the Gator eleven.
 The Gators were never in the Geor-s Sia danger zone and the closest they ever got to the Red and Black goal vas the 40-yard line. They only mada fcur first downs and the Bulldog line was impregnable and stood like a stone wall before the attacks of the Blue and Gold backs.
 Pitts played the best game for the Stegeman boys. He is the understudy Of the brilliant Buck Cheeyes, who was out of the game with an injured leg, and this boy filled Cheeves' place to perfection and ran the Red and Black machine in mannAS that would be credit to a. veteraFfield general
 The Anderson brothers played the best game for tine visitors. These boys did what little gaining was done by the Gators, Captain Baker and "rootsie" Perry played a steady game on the Florida line.
 RESERVES USED
 Coach Stegeman used every precau- ton against injuring any of his prizes, as he is saving them for the Alabama GT,, tA hA ,1n.r Saturday. After Georgia had gained substantial lead over the visitors he sent in the reserve oeam, which kent the Gators helpless the rmaining part of the game.
 The Georgia goal line is still un- crossed. The Bulldog line is the best in Dixie. and no opposing eleven has Georgia line. Many of the GeorgIa admirers are betting that the Bull dog line will not be crossed by. an opposing eleven this year.
 Lineup and summary:
 Florida-Swanson, left end; Baker left tackle; Otto. left guard; Perry center; Hodges, right guard: Vandergriff, right son, quarterback; Pomeroy, left half back; B. Anderson, right halfback; Mer- rin, fullback.
 Georgia-Reynoids, left end; J. Bennett, left tackle; Welchel. left guard; Day, center; Vandiver, right guard; Pew. right tackle B, Bennett, right end: Fitts, quarterback; Ceilings, left half back; Hartley, right halfback Echols, fullback.
 Substitutions: Florida, Mahanna for Pomeroy. Otto for vandergrift, Drig- gers for Coleman, Whisky for Otto, Hughes for Driggers, Scott for Heisch. Loomis for B. Anderson, Norton for C'tto.
 Georgia, Bohren for Hartley, Ander- son for P. Bennett, Taylor for Pew, Anthony for Whelchel. Willis for Boh- reh, Tanner for Echols. Frost for Col lings, Murray for Vandiver, Bohren for Willis. Richardson for Anderson, R;ackman for Bohren, Owens for Reyn- olds, High Smith for Murray, Alexan- der for Tanner, Shelor for Anthon, Faker for Frost, Sole for Richards.
 Touchdowns, P. Bennett l, Hartley 1. Echols 1, Bohren ?, Ceilings 1, Pitts 2.
 Time of quarters, 15 minutes.
 Attendance 5000. Weather. cold.
 Score by periods:
 Florida ..........................0 O O. U Georgia .......................-.J 2S l4 f-oo
 Georgia scoring: Touchdowns, J. Ben- nett Hartley. Echols Bohren (sub for Hartley) @, Ceilings, Fitts @ Goals from touchdowns. Pew 5, J. Bennett 3.
 Referee, Tichenor (Auburn); umpire. Stollenwerck Johns Hopkins): head lineman, White (Davidson). Periods. r minutes each.
 Flowers SO-yard run for the second,