The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-17
Thin Red Line
 Prepares s For Georgia Game
By LACK FIREMAN

University, November 16.- (Special.) = Admirable foot ball weather has been in vogue all this week, and preparations are rife at Alabama for the titanic Alabama-Georgia clas- sic, to be celebrated on Satur- day in Atlanta. This great gridiron contest will be the premier headliner for the soutL in the way of pre-Thanksgiv- ing games.
 No other engagements on southern by teams so evenly matched as the Crimson tide aud the Stegemites from Athens, Two heretofore undefeated elevens will engage in mortal combat and the escutchccn of one of the two will receive its first stain of the season
 O'CONNOR HARD AT WORK
 Alabama has not forgotten her hair breadth victory of last year and realizes tkat she IS going to have to put up a stiff battle if she is to be as fortunate
 in the last Q.Connor's toe, which drove victory home for the Crimson tide last season, will more than likely come into play again on Iext Saturday, after a dornancy of nearly year. Denny Field has been the scene this week of energetic punting and drop-kicking, the former being praetice6 by Stephenson land Fioretti and the latter by the famed D Connor If Alabama succeeds in, free2- nG Georgia out this year, it will in all probability be with the aid of O'Connor' 5 trained toe and all good lovers of foot 3sli in soutn could do no better than lo journey to Atlanta on Saturday and see the exhibition of fancy. toe-calis- shenics which O'Connor will indulge in. Riggs stephenson will doubtless oc- cupy the iimelight position on the Grim son side os the affair. Critical gridiron observers from all ever the south will pass judgr,ei.. on this all-American can lidate ia the giant battle with Georgia. d; which time he Will likely be called on for his best work of the season.
 SESSIONS vS. DAY
 Tram Sessions will be remembered in Atlanta for his phenoninal work against the ali-American "Bum" Day last year. Sessions has been showing up even bet ter this year than lie did last, and it V II be interesting to observe the final ..iash of these two peerless southern cen- ters
 Walter (Dad Gum) Hovater is not new in Atlanta, he having piloted last years Crimson line through to it's hard-earned victory oyer the Wfidc ats. Hoyater will be reinforced at quarter by Luke Sewell. recruit of this year, and Talty O'Connor, who does almost equally as ', ell at quarterback as halfback.
 Big Red Brown. who will be re- IT sr bored as the Itv ns en bodiment of his very expressive pseudo cognomen will be an active participant in Satur- days fracas, as well as will "Old Man" Johnston, who since his last appearance ia Atlanta, has been promoted tc the csi t9 ncy of t4is rims oa si,ai
 er ong the new mrn ~hp will be in ,odnced to A a "a ericii.:r dopestcrs are Fioretti. a ruN-r' Gencn, at rs"t end. Albert rI.,nens the find of the sea: cn. at lief. end. Cooper Hunt and M i. .somery, a guards .. tackles: and Say, Kirby and Nichols in tte back field.
 special train has been chartered for the Alabama students to go to Atlanta. The train will be run by the Louisville and Nashville, and will leave the Uni versity station at D. m. Friday and reach Atlanta Saturday morning. On the return trip it will leave Atlanta at mid- night and arrive at the University late Sunday morning. The train will be con- posed of Pullman cars throughout. and will accommodate some 20 students who will make the trip, together with the cadet band.
 Alabama is keen with expectation aud is rearing 10 be turned loose on the Georgia wildcats