The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-24
Georgia Wins
 First Battle From PetreLs
Fly CLIFF wHEATLEY

| Atlanta, Ga., October 23.- 1 Especial. )-The University of Georgia Wildcats defeated the Oglethorpe Petrels, 27 to 3, on Ponce De Leon Field this aft
 ernoon. This is the first meet 1 ing of the Red and Black and the Petrels in football, and there was a large crowd to wit ness the fray.
 l Georgia played magnificently the first three quarters. but the Petrels
 which stopped all further scoring on i the part of the Red and Black.
 The three point tally for the Petrels was the result of beautiful dropkick made by Capt. John Knox in the third quarter The Petrels had worked the ball steadily down the field and pen | ally placed it on the 2o-yard line of the Red and Black. It was here that Caps ] tain Knox dropped back and booted the 1 ball squarely between the goal posts for , the only Petrel tally of the whole con test.
 FIRST TOUCHDOWN The first touchdown for the Wildcats was the result of l5-yard run by k"Buck" Cheeves. after the ball had been worked down the field by steady gains of Baker. Ceilings and Tanner The ball was carried 10 the 15-yard line of the Petrels and Cheeves skirted the end for IS yards, and the initial touchdown for the Georgia team. Artie Pew kicked goal
 The second counter for the Red and Black was the individual work of Hart ley and Cheeves for the most part. Cheeves carried the ball within the shadow of the Petrel goal line. Dave Ceilings plunged through the Petrel line, carrying the ball over. Pew failed to kick goal. This ended the scoring for the first quarter.
 Tn the second quarter. Ceilings, Tanner and Cheeves advanced the ball straight down the field. Dick Hartley had sub stituted for Baker at half and he, with Cheeves, made several successive end runs which carried the ball near Ogle- thorpes goal. Cheeves got loose here for long run around right end. crossing the Petrels goal line for the third Red and Black touchdown. At the end of the half the score stood 20 to in favor of the Georgia eleven.
 Oglethorpe came back into the game determined to check the rush of the Red and Black and to score She failed to hold the Wildcats scoreless the third quarter, but the learned shoe of Capt. Johnny Knox caused the only tally of this season to be chalked against the Georgia team. Georgia scored another touchdown, but it was her last. Col lings called on to punt and Knox ot,,~, ,,.xI <J- @l sive attempts to score against the Red and Black line Knox punted. Artie Pew, playing left tackle for the Wildcats blocked the punt and ran B yards for the final tally. Pew kicked the. goal after his touchdown
 There is no doubt about it. that Ogle- thorpe played the Red and Black to standstill in the last period Had the Black and Gold played in the first half as she played in the last there might be a different story to tell
 BACKFIELD STARS
 For the Red and Black the whole back field starred, but more notably Hartley, Cheeves and Ceilings. On the line Cap tain Day and Artie Pew were the best performers, both playing remarkable games, both on offense and defense
 Knox and Ivey played best for the Petrels and the bunting of the former was a big factor in keeping the ball away from Petrel territory
 Knox and Ivey were both good at working the ends and gained consistent ly in the last quarter
 Nichols kicked off nearly to the Red and Black goal line most of the time
 Lineup and summary:
 Georgia (2D, Reynolds. left end: Pew. left tackle; Whelchel, left guard; Day (captain) center; c. vandiver, right guard; J. Bennett. right tackle: Owens right end; Cheeves. quarterback; Baker left half, Ceilings. fuf1lback: Tanner, right half.
 Oglethorpe (3), David left end: Luns- ford. left tackle; Moore, left guard: Whitehead, center: Carlisle, right guard: Nichols, right tackle; Reeves. right end; Varnage. quarterback: Knox (captain) left half; Parr, fullback; Ivey, right half.
 Referee Tichenor (Auburn). umpire. E .. Stollenwerck; head lnesnan, G. Stollenwerck.
 Time of quarters, F minutes.
 Touchdowns, Cheeves ?, Hartley, Pewi
 Goals from touchdown Pew g.
 Field goa1 Kuox