The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
Ga. Wildcats SWamp Tiger
 Grid EldUen
By CAREY J. WILLIAMS

Athens, Ga, November 25.- Special = Georgia handed Clemson the worse licking ever given the Tiger by a Red and Black eleven, when the Bull dogs defeated them 55 to o here this afternoon.
 It was an ideal Thanksgiving for the admirers of the Red and Black, and the Bulldogs served Tiger meat without mucn ceremony, but 1t renamed for Dick Hartley, Fitts and Dave Collins to ges more than their share of the beast The game started off like the Tigers were going to give the Stegeman lads hard battle, for they worked the ball down to the Georgia line on series of short forward passes and were on the Buli- dogs five-yard line when the Georgla forwards stopped the onslaughat of the Tiger backs and held them for downs.
 Some of the outstanding features of the game were the long runs for touch downs made by D4ck Hartley. This lad clipped off the first run for 50 yards and followed a few minutes after wiX beautiful 6O-yard run for marker, v He also made several other long runs.
 Dave Ceilings time after time smashed and crashed his way through the Tiger line. The work of Cheeves and Filts was also brilliant, and these boys ran the Bulldog machine in grand form.
 Captain Armstrong, playing with three cracked ribs,' was the Tiger star. Tho Clemson leader, together with Emanuel, did practically all of the running. Lightsey's work in the line was .also good.
 For Georgia, Capt "Bum'' Day, Arty Pew and Fuss" Welchel proved to be regular demons in the Georgia line. This trio caused the visitors considerable trouble.
 GEORGIA UNDEFEATED g.
 Owen Reynolds played his usual good game at end. His tackling was great to behold The Georgia eleven has made clean sweep of it's schedule and has not been defeated this year They have scored a total of 25O points, while the opposing elevens have been ably to score only 17. The fact being that Georgia .las defeated more s. l. A. A. teams than any other southern eleven, the Red ant Black is laying claim to the $. l. A. A. championship.
 Admirers of the Red and Black point with pride to the fact that every man on
  Georgia and received his prep training in this state They again point wit1 pride to the fact that this is the second year that the Red and Black has been represented by an eleven since the Enro- pean war, when the football squad was disbanded in 1916 and every man on the squad joined the colors.
 Georgia has indeed remarkable rec ord and one that they are justly proud or.
 Lineup and summary:
 Georgia-Reynolds, left end; J. Ben nett. left tackle;- Welchel, left guard; Day (captain), center; Anthony, right guard: Pew, right tackle; P. Bennett right end; Cheeves, quarterback: Hart- lev. left halfback; Ceilings, right hait- back; Echols, fullback.
 Clemson-Left end, Lightsey. ieft tackle; Gilmer left guard; Gettys, cen ter; Bayles, right guard; Owens, righ' tackle; Speergan, right end; ONeai, quarterback; Colbert, left haifoacK' Emanuel, right halfback; Armstrong (captain). fullbacl0
 Score by quarters: Georgia ......................l4 1d ia-oo rsIsmsop 0 0 0 o. 0
 Officials, Referee, Tichenor fAuburn)' umpire, Pitts (Auburn); head hnesman' Stegeman (Ohio State).
 S1lbstitutions: Georgia, F'itts Tor C,beeyes. Taylor for J. B. Bennett, Tan ner for Echols, Frost for Ceilings. Owens for P, Bennett, Blackmon-for Hartiey' Clemson, Randall for Bayles. Allison TOT O'Neal, Cam for Owens. Owens TOT Cam. Williams for Allison, Dunlap Tor williams, Bayles for Keyeslin, Allison for Wade.
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